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I 1 - . i : ___________________________________________________ A.-- 67 V b Wr VMY if I For W.dn.suay, Dec. Howie Schneider owe c nes • r hand. If you have to beat the twhes, you may find out too Someone who has great faith late your bird has flown. TAURUS iAprd 21) ay 20 in you may impart some con- YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec.I 1, 19'n VMILE TKVRE 7ALywn FW... I 0 ' - 1 • ;-J-_~ - ! ,-!~4 ~.; 71 Do it slowly, hot do it right A'S POP 'IT i ' I 'i '-I the good Sarivirl tan ... ni`,,,~' J I V/ 1I _______ I I / ~ ~N I I I all ~ ,,~ [I __-...- fi / iji / I \ ... Please! i\ 1 I'VE GoT ill I II ______ \ "j ______ fl I L I i l ,1 = , / - stamped envelope to Astro' j - I i each and a long. self-addressed Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City -' I ' '' - /\)J' (. - I_ 'I,1"'.'. '- h I' I C ______________ - 1 f . .4i. " 1 4 4 S . J . N . I ______ I DEM:4D COMNTN FO) / . D%NkAC-.,E TO MY - 5LICKS...T1 LF V44AT YER CU \/EI4iCLf -- OCAW/ _________ 1 HE.R'S \ '1'T "s in your desk. 4. " ! ~Owi1230 4 directly east of the Stromberg council Car lson plant. The dri veway to - Heard City Attorne' the plant is in line with the Gary Massey repot northern entrance to the at uments will be heard at 4 .- Final approvals of the zoning b the -vtmt ) ) I- 'r ______ m - e ,-__ _______ I Alt ~- . •.;' AS 'It)UR ec WCHISFHEIS-NOT... Pfor FOR ROSME . RO8ERTS0N NOW.4Y -; I iy 0 . • - 11 ~ I . I : ' . " I Give H • . ~ I / `-If AW Am?. I 11 0 0 - " i -. AVXM . s.. .. V, I - - __ :_i. _____________ Crossword -4 . . ) . ___ COMICI; - I I % 8 '. Bridge ,,,i s.. `TIUDENT~ It has started at honw. It's jiot that the parents I Ll - ~ . 2-8 . 1- 1 I 11 I-B I Z-5 4-A Dr. Lamb Hospital ObItuarles _C; _______ Dear Abby -,6Horoscope -, I . %~Z- ---;sft- - gra heart toue at teriosciercels coronary •. .. . .' -. Herald ENDANGERED, by 111de-eN-(-d .and curious. this rare Sianiang is the ,iewst 1iddition to lb. animal f.imil'. •il the ( entr.iI BUT HERE OURSELVES helped whtn I asked them whkh was rit.ht alter school before anvthmn, same on television 'sow ins sisters base moved away an~ I'm really on my own F%F'sI'sG HIRAL.D So you base no one to ask questions of Deirdre O'Donoghue, the Siantang Is an endangered sPecies, and the local birth was made possible by Do )ou have that opportattit) the following morning at school. wh en you still have that homework in your hand? If, for instance, )ou have a series of problems and had difficulty with t"O Of them. do )ou have The option before turning In that homework of asking ('onlrIhIitiOr)s of the Itolars ( Iub of Seminole ( ounty South, stiiiii ai(lI'd ill tii' purchase of a leniale p.ireIlt in October l9, STUI)ENT: Yes, and they help rue EVENING HERALD: Assuming that sou get out of school, get ajob gelmarriedandhasechlldren Towbatextent asa parent, 6. captive births of this great ape are rare held by . .i ! ~.-! ''.. I I .,-"";' ey 0, .1 . 4 ~- ~-;, . I . F -. - . . f,t,-*J . .,~ -# ,--. -.~ -. ..- - ,--.I . . 11--. -.1 .-~i ,- :!'~, do %ou feel .%ou might in%ohr jiourself with )our child's school work' STUDENT: I would ask my children if they u.n derstood the ~.- -"t . problems, I wou.Id go and talk with the teacher and see about the 11:11 0, problems ... 't • r"i - - ."'i , - - . - _- -Z - 1. ST17DENT: I would help my children as much as I could and, like m mom tells me I would tell th em if th ey did not un derstand to stas alter school and ask the teacher for help STUDENT When im children got home from school. the first I would do would be to ask them about their homework and ask to see whdt they did that day. "Tell me how school was," I think . ...... un~ -. --1' , -4 - %11~, EVENING HERAU): You all remember what you said In '',' in doing now. I I ..Is . a,l,4 ., our part nts flit awers wtremostly shnigs raised eyebrows 5,-..1-,j*, - ".f~ ," . . , . -- . . .'. s'L ' .0 a 1I 1.i5.' . ' # is J .1 Wr ,.. ,* ., 1. , 51 . -1 : - * f~ -A`0'' ' rZ Y . 5..- 7 3-v?, ,' . 7, 14 ~-V..;,~." ,~ 1 . ~ - '. , .1 ., , -.1,-" ,.i. --,.,f-, ••• . . 31~ ,-^-., , - q ~ '- . ..~.,-!- 1 - . - her fault." And it was my fault. EVENING 111FRAID: Then )our mothercameto )ou. and what trouble -A. ' - . i - .1 .. .it'4,as - ' t. '. f 5.f.'i necessary. She iscapable of making an A or B It was " ,~J i .-. U r i F 'sl'iG HERALD:The teacher might lesel with the parent, in " ' showed her the grades In her tx)ok, just to show what I'd done. 's%hjt cbs. can a teacher say ' ' 4 ,* ., - STUDENT If I dont bring the grade up I'm t ri, Im Ir . I , Li concerned about a bad grade I made, and that was really m) own fault. I know it was really my own fa ul t, and I have to bring STUDENT She said.1his student is capable of more. This - d . , -,.r. - - A student My mher us here for everything When she heard I flunked the test she was here And about ins jradcs ht really buy-s than working "., . , . - . -, . O-,J~ , -It, .- 1" ,P.', VKI ln%ol%ed in an% %s) to %bat is ti'ppeiilag at .%our scbooi7 say, I'Vour daughter "ould rather spend her time gating at the I . ". - ¼qi are directly and imhcations that the parmts w ere not involved - except one . ! ~! :t. .Y s omething' grade is t - - I . ,-. %~,-" "., ...~. ' Evr.%INr. IIERAII): What if the teei sou getting %eak In I % I \l\G HF RAt Ii how mans of .-;:-.. . I ansuet to that question. Do your parenU do those things? STUDENT: Twoanswer ed only , no I Well, she cant help STLDF \T - - would say to them. don't understand the work I.%I\1\G UFRALI) how about what happens to the rest of that I) up a B you at home' liase you had the same experience' EVEN ING IiERAU) But she came and tal ked to the teacher' STUDF"IT My sisters taught me more than ins mom did STUDENT. Yes, she 'd ,j1•e,j to the teacher, who because she worked a lot. She is divorced. My sisters usual.ly Z' .' . --' . 'sest Test preparation changes suggested . - -. .;&V7 ,, Editorial $. ~ - --~:m~ Whigham was unavaflabille for Toda \ - a4- V -. fonnally' voted to authorize layer's suggestion to solicit voluntary contributions . - fg F% INGI1LRAU): So youdon tagreethatlheproblemlsat borne and that the solution should start at home' - \ I C., I I by Garry Trudeau .TAIW 0 firm. had been approached by layer an d asked to set it up believed Whigham would do so. 01 ' said. 11 the Soviet ComMUDIst Party general secretary It suff ering from ve she told me that whet. I get my repo rt card, she wants it on top of the table when I get home, before anything else ninth grade. 11orida Zoological Park in Sanford. Born Nov. , . ' t, .,'~P~-. , - -t 1-4 being learned from a sure are some things she does understand, but which are done dii ferently now, like modern math S'TLI)F \T M s mom just isked if I had ins homework and , Sttnctrom saId Frank Whigham an atton-ies in his tWOULP BE— I . flltch has suddenly taken a turn for the wane ills STUDENT: My mota does it every night. She says. "Do you have any homework' N you have a " The problem of her not in ableto help mm btan whtn I was in organization. However. I ,,I , *1 1~ ' MAYPE-ANYMINS . Th e heal th of Leonid me on what I said if I had an% problenLs to tell her. and I did, She helped me out. ~- 1-S01; , parents %oluutartly ask about ~oiir homework for the e%ening? I is .~ STUDENT: An)ltme I have a probleni and don't understand somettung, I go to my mom, and she tries. She really tries. There In the lower grades when you came home from school did your even longer Dougl as Stenstrom school hoard attorney, said he has not bttn approached to set up the MIAMI! I I r t. Inthcpast madeahabltofslttlngwithyouandhelpingwlthyour homework" - E 'ING HERALD: All right. %ou are talking about tiom. But Forbes i the funds received." - AO EVENING HERALD: Then. do )our parents now, or ha%e they trtainabout who might benefit Stan L and John Romita i subjects. be The insestigatton usually takes six to eight weeks a . algebra. American literatwe - they just don't understand those act ept their application go a1 li ••.I -- - ,., " E%ATLYA I- ia'r I _____ rcgLstt red with us ' base said that fewer students would fail the Functional Uteracy Test If parents would turn off the television and help students with 511 oF \T Our parents don't undtrand it They don't un 11 derstandany of thethings we studying these days Things like - - ''All I und•r a i sing organizations have to EVENING IIFRALD: Officials of the local teachers' union their homework. What Is s % to William ( Joe) Forbes, of the 4 licensing division of the Florida Department of State. over It vcry closely, and be very DOONESBURY I 11 6 MER ISN'T ft t, befort the corporation tan legally solicit funds according The jeco *', Ansili0f individual questions t? I Is mp@cf so HE T.5CA1!f . , ,10- work, and if the teachers were teaching them properly, if the work is thoroughly explained to them If my children were haing By MARS Ll SHFDDA I M could be as long as two months said ,*That means we must fe Tests. Today they evaluate how their parents help with - - ASO the - JANE !' . 'w lw.. I I 4 a . . A .. ~' of th,s Jacob with five students who failed the Functional Uteracy ' . And, whether or not the - NEWSPAITH rVTf:RPRI%r. ASSN , ,0*5patmi, . I. " school workp, contributions are The correct hid is double a spade by is . SOHN 0 I '" . I representatives. , 4s h ?PIP Ornoffsli Write . '.. . Do ot Help Wl*th Work I Z 7~ ., . - . questionable, according to Inter nal Htsenue Sen II) 1 , . UPI)- OA/ iThe F%ening Herald today continues its conversation that corporation will be (ii deduct i bIt rem a ifl3 t after your right hand opponent has ened W ii But whether contributions to The longest suit he can t se o th S cOlumn and work on is hearts but If 'CCeibi cop. s ci JA COL• . 0 0A im '" jusr Powl' .I W19POR MY MXMIN MINT.4` Ieave ... - 'ste takes East's king with his ace. This gives him one trick and rIHE C OUT SURE tON ' Csr54ru McI&.f orr PR IRtIfiD, PMRE FRINTFILLS from dummy and Stick to your word if you'SC ve TO BUY lNSOS PEOPI.E PUT IT IN THEIR UX WCASIN South plays a low spinde SCORPIO IOLA. 24-Nov. 221 WY, G0AlE5CpReSTM A WOOLE KABOOPLE __________________________________________________ a your contract -- % CANADA 0 "O RIGH?... taint you work on that suit which can get )ou home with . into receieraiuip. overtrick by suit, but that this is not monds, In which case he ca, alwayscorrecMoreirnpor. pass. "" 11 ALIM their insurance company went general your notrump play which asks partner to bid is to develop your longest unless he holds good dis. (Sept. If someone's managing S jOwi G RGRI M monds and makes the hand. Actually. he gets a chance In ft -r to col!ect funds to aid slchool I 6 i, Q X a % I K .4 % - 4 " I Reese points out that Cli D AAAU 0 I Superintendent . F , `* set u p non- prof i t corporation rdiamondsP i.rn EVER :" r spades promised your mate you would O FIIINQS' & I ? cording to Forbes. but can take by Bob Thaves - School A Texas reader wants to know the correct bid with . Opening lead F lve of ARIES (March 21-April 19) do something today, even It s sert unwise today to count though it may inconsenience t'r" FRANK AND ERNEST wont overlook anything. 'V ' -'"i - __,_01"._ 1'.1 I' T something of value for you what you must do so you Ir --- ,U ni t . . . . ' -,--*.--'I, t '11~"10:`~- - ,`,'~;., -,-~ Wft.,J-, 2 He Near Death . A rench newspaper reported today that Soslet President Leonid RrhaC% is seriously iii with heart trouble at his country house and Is no longer capable of taking care of state affairs. 41~0 . gingthe e . mF employees left with unpaid medical and dental bills since A6! we A rA Brezhnev: Is PARIS 41 - If challenging are11 tS 41 :. ax ree T which he can do safely Sovih 44X;,rA The Students And Those Tests -- IV layer. I &king the heart finesse SUtIk I*all CSI You're likely to be very easily -Ahat they're doing. or you'll / ~ I , ,, , " . A -ot".Y4# IN ~ . - ... . Al -_ are nine tricks staring him in the face He plays dia an added that oral arguments also of Ole Heathrow planned unit heard n late January or development begin at 1N,000. Minimurn floor homes apartments and area of the ho mes will be 1100 commercial businesses. square feet. The 80.2 acre tract is located , pintohavet1me(orunthe w cards bar,fore the defense to try for -w Dt-aler South (ilstracted and thus quite has e to cvs er their mistakes - - I 6 Vu lnerable F' l.FO (July 73-Aug 22) Doing anything contrary to your usual forgetful today. Write down - 4K Q 4 PISCES I Feb 20-March 20( today be doubly sure you know ' (( . •K u forget it. You'll feel so much better by locking your worries VTE C'€T k'I1N... THEKEIS A $25 PINE FEV. , , d- 4. .. L . J11"i (. construction to begin soon a specific plan, of single family other situations, I az has bid for nine tricks; there 6 tl~17 I It 1i t heeler Fowler" annexation eari) February m the la Prospects are good we will filed by the county agaIn the iifl (hiS S( said Masse) He cit y challenging the annexation ordinance changing the zoning three bedroom homes and 80 on in 802 acre tract bounding apartment units of both one and Rinehart Road and near the two bedroom design. In adStrombergarbon plant as dition to parcels of onhalf approved. The ordi nance must acre each are to be used for tit read a second time before commercial dev elopment final approval. The de velopment is to be Also a pp roved as the constucted In thne phases preliminary plan ui C0flCtP( Trepanier said with park lands for the dt'.eloçrnent set aside in each phase The A planned unit development PUD called lake Park is a relatively new zoning Manor. categ or y which permits a Trepanier said price range of balanced mixture according to the single family homes will . 1J.. mnonds and three clubs 11 SAWTIf 0 orthnance and of the plans for thePUI)couldbeacmpItshed b) late Sprin permitting Council Tuesday night as an Sanford rapped, Page 2A I -. . ceedings by knockaing out ' ';~;!.t.:. sign from the Lake .Mary CitV have 211 single familv t~,o-and- fruit to f)ais V. ilson. resIlient of (tood Sa maritan Ifonie The class )fl 1)art I h flIOfl1ifl S singing d presenting gifts at the William 1). Layer said he wiU You might have a rough day at remember this time so you the office today. Walk away and won't have to learn it again. by Sloffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY .., . 41 iiOflIl South onl~i has four diamonds b ut he st rts prf 4101 '' profited from experience by AQUARIUS Jan 3)-Feb 19) repeating a mistake Try to _ -----_. :,4,~1. I-I# 7I ' conduct may upset one wh CAPRICORN (Dec. ffflJe, holds you in hi regard. Stick m Invite old ur script. Preserve your holida 'dinner or open to yo ha image. ouse. Yo 'll • e VIRGO (Aug. 73-Sept. 22 1 It comfortable than your new looks like you may not have pa - \ 4 A J 5 EAST 52 6 h I 14 EST genuine, there 11113y not be a second meet" Station N V 10019 Bi' sure to specify your birth si 70 6 J14 sending for your copy of ,stro for the first time today. Unless Graph Letter . Mail 50 cents for he feelings are m otyr WATCHING TV. _________ - I _____ \OIITH P 0 Cit of Lake .Mary is an its way. Jcmor toda y. The developer, Leo The rjdefltial.(OtTi1riercl development received the 'go" Trepanier, sai d the PUE will -. Elementary School, BRIDGE AT om Ahead T0 i ion rojec G development iPUDi that could thereafter. Mrs. r A 110 million planned unit .11 . CANCER (June 21-J ul y 221 Treat warm~y those you meet Find out more about yourself by by Al Vermeer _____________ 1i Now tdKe 11 Heraldff Writer ;- Its (P5%,Ij) and J.5ILS JUOB'i. 21) IMere's a likelihood you "Don't Volunteer" is an axiom may have to return later and do known to every present and it am if y ou i ns ist on using former GI. Today you might "step-savers" at work today. and wi&hed you hadn't. " i- a I ~ " I --- WIN I responsibilities. your best advantage. ------ 1I I -M ) .i~ ir.-..'I J-~:-, ~ X, ~,q -X, 3 .,-, y l'~ *'~',if M TES . %t nd 'tapp 5 Pupil In %1Irg4 ret 1gg's kiudergar class at met rest a fidentlal information this The prospects of someone coming year that could prove making decisions for you is o rather profitable. You will I 0 era e y know exactly how to use it to proLii Keep cm top of )OW (I I VISIT battery mechanism. It can be want this information can send set at the rate that the doctor 50 cents with a long, stamped, wants the heart to beat to self-addressed provide a steady heart rate. mt- in care of this ne per. There are different models, P.O. Box , sin Antonio. so wi th a variable rate. All 782 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - • / Wh is A LOT CIF PEOPLE r'.1.1 . . .I 10 me IV. 4 "i . '. " IT(FUL) regular stimulation to the lower number 9-8, Your Heart Rate: pumping chambers from a at It Means Others who ) EEK & MEEK ROK HOROSCOPE r),t(I,)'- G 0 when you shoulld have your rates In ives . pacemaker checked sciousness ry 0 n to lose con- more information on hes ' a I Council / en - 65 M ...._-. _.__ individual is that disease scsousneu. Man) people damages the area where the along great siith a pacemaker bridge Is located. With no The recent models are much br ie the elect rical impulse better than older ones cannot pass from the top to the I would like to remind tit bottom pumping chambers readers that many healthy When t he pumping chambe rs people have slow heart rates are not Muiiulated they will Roger Bannister had a resting beat ve ry slowly on their OWO heart rate In the 30s when he The slow rate is not fast ough full) trained to break the in many i nsta nces to maintain four-minute mile. But, if )U adequate circulation are not an athlete a very slow When the circulation IS POOt heart rate of 50 or below can the brain Is affected and may mean pr oblems To ghe )Ou - ake . - stillf ur heart rate k properly. yo eart kcto get toos1owandmay chambers. You can think of this t cause poor circulation. area as r brie A common cause for 8 very could cause mental confusion. r r 7• - . between (lit top chambers of the If the pacemaker - - 82 61 64 - - - - - - . s and must cross the area 32 33 - - I - 53 63 - _______ - - 46 48 - - - - - 45 58 THE A CAR THAT EP.0 i nQ&. DERBy' ) I b1.4 /" ' SE "' CY. YOU QEA% -E OANS " I 31 - 50 51 by Bob Montana - 35 ____________________________________ 41 42 9 _______________________ 26 30 - - 47 ________________________________ 22 _________ 25 - 43 TI U - L . , - doctor - 21 . I -A able to rUn your heart At a The electrical impulse Wses 28 29 - A / - - _____ - 14 - - __ I J - 16 - HAJuAR4. ) 1 ___________ - 10 II 9 to -- down from the top of tt ' [IALlFoA \ / fCiOUizED A' H's' rM CU¼ VVJIT V ) HURRIC.M)E.,. r' An VU MW jJ / v• _______ . I "'it.. 8 13 - WHAT t. 7 6 4 clinic at trical event. The natural spark would Se YOU to check with plughasitsownrate.andilcall your and have a clear or slo down ithln speed understanding of what t he y sour normal range hac aai1ae for >ou and _ . 4 12 b Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER * icy ~w'W~ 36 President I Lamb What are the symptoms to look improve circulation to the brain for if something should go sufficiently to clear metItal wrong with the pacemaker? Nor. confusion if that is 8 cOm* . DEAR READER poor circulation. rnaily)otir het h as i ts O Pacemakers need to pacemaker which acts like a checked torn time to time to be spark plug. It ates heart to beat each tirne. 'Me sure 1 Strong. Procedures av"ble stimulation is really an elec` 59 Potc1ne home 61 Ben ing Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents main 33 Done*spap.r 56 Or (Get ) 57 Fjii in flakes ORm n 8 . 9 Unreadable 10 Norne of a 70th Year, No. 105-Wednesday, December 21, 1977 . e a1 tain satisfactory rate to have OflL. I a so shot of good circulation. This In turn breath and so tired for so ong prevents fainting and it may w ]Fletivilcl 4 know more about a pacemaker, 28 Glacial ridge 53 City in convincing 20 Media opinion Nor*ay 5 Author 30 Chinese Fleming 55 Medical currency 6 Skipper of the ricture (Comp ________ 1. Dr. M 50 Takeout ç3: :'' order (2 wds) 27 SI Egyptian dety colonnade highlander 43 Italian AM ON* 41. 0 I , rushed to the operating room "Ise had for surgery. dropped to 37, an1 dey had to put in a pacemaker. tor 41 Save 44 Wind 46 48 Menu item i; 4 Ben: garland ~ jjf i4i$iI 39 E x plosive (abbr) sword i;:; 34 Small child 35 Yealin 37 Not up 38 Leave out Jai 0 1 ii 0 W C ____ II Fencing preposition 23 P4 , $ (fit 25 Sounded bell 27 Rough J THERE LURKS THE SOUL OF A BEETLE BAILEY? I \ _____________ (6 ,/ BE UNPER14EATH TA - DR LAMB me to the hospital. Before I 68 Evergreen tree point MIS5 BLiXLEY..) TAKE A a p - 18 Clear up 20 Spelling . Ser DEAR had verai weeks ago. blackuut and the doctor ordered _ . 67 Canker 4., Pacemaker j 04 0lutiO of a mystery I \. 00NCL £ 0 U A K 1 0 CIH 01 63 Ibsi sound - la 2 J3pamet 0 I 14 Hoolbeat ,1 ' .t e Eveuiu Asks if$[ M About 60 Safety agency C (abbrt ..# Patient D A 0 1I 01A .R § P 0 I IN i 54 Conf 58 Am#,".;;; 12 Genetic matinal / I'l 52 Greek letter on . Answer to Previ ous Puzzle act ACROSS by Chic .. .... ... ... ti 1.8 I 1-0 . 2-8 2-A I-A .11.9 11 Plan,* SRm46 Landf'1' By MARK %FINRERG Herald SWI Writer There will be no privately operated 275-acre landfill on $1146, three miles west of Waste Interstate-4. Management Inc., a private garbage disposal company, will not appeal to the SeIIIInOIc fill, according to Mack %. Cleveland Jr., a Sanford attortley who represented th company at the board (if ad' justment hearing. Today %its the deadline for the IlItnois-based comnipany to appeal the landfill denial to the county conunission. No A ea market development ), Cleveland said this morning. Florida. Those plans don*t include a landfill cn SH-46." -- ne company will not appeal the action of the board of adjustment. In view of that board's unaninious; vote against the Lindf Ill. and in view of what we thought the commission might do on appeal, there was The company's decision not to appeal brought a jubdant response front Rob Evans, the attorney Orlando who represents campground ow-ner Roger Perra, whose 24-acre campground would have been s ea news," Evans said after he was informed of the decision. -- Justice was done. Me people at the hearing wcre unanunous There was no equivocation they didn't want the landfill The people presented dozens of good arguments against it The people. I'm glad they're not ii __________________ : _____ - an ' Association. composed of property owners near the proposed landfill site, had also opposed the landfill at the November hearing County Lommissioners have Initiated a staff study to find alternatives to the county's C urrent --,olid waste thsposW YT -. ;4 - I I . -1 1 # �.2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. tvenlng Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1917 Trial .. 1. . NAMN 0.!<~-M,~Ilq,~~Y. . 1. I -To .11-z Motion i loop .., 51 -% __ I ~WA;iij IN BRIEF 1 19 4 1 10-1. 11i ). * W, I *r.~ Mary ,~ Raps #4:, : , L..J UIIIUIU WI i ~ , 1 __________ i Denied - I, - - M7 IN BRIEF . S 0 "07 1 I i C Filipino Gunman Holds 21 - Fire Razes 1,500 Acres, Kills Base Commander VANDENBERG MR FORCE BASE. Calif. (UP!) - A brush fire driven by hurricane- force winds blazed out of control today through 1.500 acres of the Air Force's main West Coast missile and satellite launching base, killing three persons the base commander Joseph Turner, 48. and two base fire officials. More than 300 firefighters battled the flames and hoped the fierce winds would abate. Weather forecasters said drop ill the wind speed would allow an offshore rainstorm to move in over the fire. - Wind, Dust: Enter Winter United Press International Winter stomped onto the nation's reluctantly laid welcome mat with paralyzing snow storms in the Midwest and Northwest, and killer wind and dust storms in the far West. Th e fury began a full 24 hours before the winter solstice, list ed on nature's irreversible schedule for 6:24 p.m. EST today. Racist Wins Trial Delay MARIETTA, Ga. UP!) A Cobb Counts' judge has given avowed white racist J.E3. - Stoner a 30-day delay in his extradition to Alabama to face charges of bombing a black church. Stoner, a Marietta attorney, said he needed the time to produce an FBI file he said would prove Alabama Attorney General William Baxley knows he is innocent of the June 29, 1958 bombing of the Bethel Baptist Church in Birmingham. While no one was hurt in the blast, Alabama law makes it a felons' to detonate a bomb near an occupied dwelling. Tobacco Plant Deal Delay WASHINGTON (UPI) Agriculture officials will wait a month before acting on a recommendation that farmers be allowed to plant more tobacco in exchange for the promise they would stop harvesting low quality leaves. A special ta sk force on tobacco sugges ted the change to the Department of Agriculture, officials said Tuesday, but farmers, tobacco industry and other interes ted groups will be given time to respond to the proposal. - Carter Home For Christmas PLAINS, Ga. (UP!) President carter, in his third visit to his hometown of Plains since becoming president, today begins a six-day Christmas celebration with his family. "There's no public parties that I know of," Maxine Reese, an old family friend, said Tuesday. "We would like for him to quietly come in and spend a nice Christmas with his family." - Yale: Youngest President NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UPI) A. Bartlett Giamatti, a 39-year-old literary scholar, author, and avid ba seball fan has been chosen the 18th president of Yale University. Giamatti, who roomed with TV talk-show host Dave Cavett while both were undergraduates at Yale, is the youngest president in the 276-year history of the Ivy League school. - Farmers Block Newspaper Foe LUBBOCK, Texas (UP!) Striking farmers riding in tractorcades more than 30 miles long rolled into this West Texas city today and blocked distribution of a newspaper that had published an editorial critical of the national farm strike. The farmers, exhaus t from their tractors steaming in chilly 22 degree temperatures, surrounded the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal building as the first major target of today's picketing. - Evening flenild wedrwiday. December 21. 1977—Vol. 70. No. lOS PebftsMd Daily and SvMay. ,icspf Sa tu rday and CIsristmas Day by TM aalvd Herold, be.. 301 N. Fri.c Ave., Ss.itwI, Ph. *3111. kcsm Class Pista Paid II Sa*berd, Florida 33771. Home D*I4vrp. 5$ cinl$ Month, $2 10. MOnth t. $14 30, Year. $3010 By Mail; month. 33 10; 6 Monffi5, $14 30 13 Mnffis, $32.10 By SCOTT ABRALIAMS Herald Stall Writer Annex Circuit Judge Robert McGregor today denied a defense motion for acq ui ttal of John Adam Reese, charged with attempted murder in the shooting of an Orlando police officer last July during a drug search. Defense attm icy Jack Bridges and A.ssLst.*nt State r'i.rney hJph ks'.'." argued for acquittal for slightly more than an hour this morning Mary. '1 deplore the creation of enclaves more than their The Lake Mary City Council elimination once created," said By DONNA ESTES IIeraldStaff Writer A . - has refused to join with the City Nelson, adding "it 15 obvious wants to be arbitrary " of Sanford in see king legislation Sanford authc*'izing the annexation of about the enclaves they hay; areas completely surrounded createdbyanneungpeople who by city territory. Instead, the do not want to be annexed." CityAttorney Garb Massey, city council Tuesday night chided Sanford for trying "to defending the Sanford request, -. "WI -. ________________ _______ - ' ___________ ____ __ __ - ,b1'Y _______ ,,,.. . . .,,-"-''' ,. 1 ' .11 IN t' 1asse' said that he oWd Seminole's cities for a "local bill" allowing all the cities to rather see Sanford Join the annex county enclaves (areas other cities in the count' in .'. - Ward Davis of Southland Construction Corp., contractor for new Casselberry completely surrounded by city seeking revisions to the stag annexation law. teflitory. Post Office, places stakes where building will be located, The attorney called "unfair" Councilman Cliff Nelson a section lfl the state law that responded that lake Mary •• not in a need position, has no requires a city to pay the enclaves and is making every co unty's attorney fees if the city Pos t Office New ,L\ t CCJS BYJANECASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer S ie ot Se Located less than a mdc south of the present facility on Lake Triplet Drive, the new site is a little over three acres, according to Kelly. Adequate parking space will be provided and there will be ramps for the convenience of disabled persons, he said. The pt office has been in the present facility leased from Casselberry Gardens Inc. since l%1. The Postal Service holds a lease on the building, which expires in September, 1981, according to a spokesman for Casselberry Gardens, and there are no definite plans for the building after the post office moves. Kelly said the Casselberry Post Office is serving 7,825 families and 582 businesses in 'Casselberry and Winter Southland Construction Co. Inc. of Orlando has begun construction on the new 11,378 square feet Casselberry Post Office at Live Oak Center on Live Oak Boulevard west of Highway 17.92. The firm's p32,516 bid was lowest of seven mitted for the project, according to Casselberry Postmaster Robert D. Kelly. . -iiij;;; Actress HOSPITAL NOTES DEC. 20, 1977 ADMISS IONS Sanford: - STAMFORD, Coon. (UPI) — Rochelle Beauchamp Actress Linda Blair, whose film Esther A. struggle with demonic spirits Sandra Jones won her teen-age movie fame, Sherri L. McIntyre now faces a "Jackpot" of real Loretta M. life problems steming from her Kelly Lyon arrest on drug charges. Jason E. staring Unda Blair, 18, who starred M. Ford In the movie "The Exorcist," Clayton Hasty, Apopka was one of 40 persons arrested Erich W. Schaefer, Dry Tuesday In connection with a John A. Baton, Deltona major drag investigation that Brb.,' H. DWsStaJ Deftona led to the seizure of $3 million Natalie Anne Grant, DIftOO$ worth of cocaine in Texas and Mabel E. Scott, Delta Florida. Grandeaa Sjoblom, Lake Miss Blair was picked I Mary )utside her home In 'Vilton Cietta M. Daurora, Orange Ihortly after noon on Connec Qty icut charges of being a fugitive Herbert Lee Stephens, Orlan- romjusticeandpossessionofa BIRTHS Sa nford: IIj and Lila M. Ford, a effort to see that none are loses an annexation suit. Massey said the county should created." Nelson said that Sanford have only a limited right to created its own enclaves by challenge a voluntary a ct ion- IL) srry Unlocked Door Leads To Attack ontroiled substance and on a Florida charge of conspiracy to mnt a felony in the alleged ale and purchase of cocaine practice went into effect. - Kelly said the contractor Bridges said today after his has 240 days to complete motion for acquittal was denied the job. The new post office that Reese would take the stand will be the second largest in in his own defense late this Seminole County. Sanmorning and early this afford's is the largest. ternoon. Architect firm for the Bridges said he may later project is Reynolds, Smith request that the Jury be allowed and Hill of Orlando. to tour the scene of the shooting, either late today or Thursday. Key witnesses for the state in the trial, now in its third day, have been Orlando police officer Mike Morris and Th uma. Thuma testified Tuesday from a hospital stretcher. He remains paralyzed in the lower part.softhe body from the bullet fired in the shooting. The bullet BY SCOTT ABRAHAMS entered the right side of Herald Stall Writer neck, cut through veins and destroyed the spinal cord, A 24'>'earold woman Living at according to a doctor who Tiffany Square Apartments In treated Thuma after the Fern Park was sexually shooting and who testified assaulted early today by an Tuesday. unknown man who warned her Thuma, speaking in a dear, the attack would teach her to strong voice, told jurors he loc k her doors. neither saw the Interior of the r door to gain try where The victim was awakened at the 15 cases of oil were stored. darkened residence nor who 3:45a.m. by the man who told deputies reported. fired the shot which struck him. her to "Just shut up and be TheshooUngcameasThuma, Officials of the I.onnM Morris and a third officer at quiet," the Seminole County UncoM Stff's Department said. tempted to gain entry to the 17-92 reported to sheriff's home to execute a search Authorities said the man deputies the the of four wire entered t hr ough an unlocked wheel covers from a 197$ warrant for heroin, front door and left with $4 he Lincoln. The covers were Morris testified that he took from her apartment. identified himself as a police valued at $3. reports said, and Th e man was described as were taken officer three times after falling sometime Saturday, about 5-7 weighing 150 to 160 although the theft was not to l ur e perso ns i nside the wi th collar length dark reported until Tuesday. to the front door by posing as a hair. drug purchaser. Approximately 15 watches Thuma testified that after valued at $0 were reported OIL STOLEN Morris Identified himself, he Oil valued at $386 was stolen from a 7-11 convenience called out "Deputy sheriff with reported taken from the More at Wekh'a Road and SR a search warrant, open the Eastern Gas Station atSRl36in 434 between 2a.m. and 6a.m. door," waited about five Altamonte Springs between Tuesday, deputies said. An seconds and, hearing no TuesdayatlOp.m.andtodayat unknownamountofchangewas response,kicked the door open. 5:48 a.m., deputies said. aLsotakenfrominsldethestore, Someone pried a lock on a a clerk told de puties. Nabbed annex people, who do not want said from a practical stafto be in the city, against their point enclaves can make difficult for a city to administer will." Mayor Walter Sorenson read its public services and that the a letter from Sanford City Sanford enclaves were creatcu Manager W.E. Knowles, ask ing before t he st ate law hanning the it - alter the state resled its case against Re'se. Reese is charged with shooting ferry Thuma, , an Orlando police officer who is a sworn Seminole County Sheriff's deputy. Thuma remains paralyzed from the shooting, hich occurred about 2 am. July 23 at 518 Oak St., Altamonte Springs. In arguing for acquittal, defe ns e counsel Bridges said the state had failed to show either through direct or circumstantial evidence that the shooting was premeditated. "No one has put the firearm inMr. Reese's hands," Bridges added at the close of his argument for acquittal. Late Tuesday afternoon, however, Judge McGregor had allowed the alleged weapon, a rifle, to be admitted into evidence to be considered by the five-man, one-woman jury. McGregor Tuesday also allowed Ericksson to present the testimony of a sheriffs deputy present at Reese's first court hearing the morning after the shooting. At that time, Deputy Ed Stanley said, bond was denied for Reese. The de puty said Reese immediately turned back to his seat and muttered, "1 should've killed him." . ; Plan - "annexing by road right of way an annexation where th owner of the property has petitioned 19 and down railroad tracks" too dilligent an effort to expand become part of the city. its city Limits. "If the county fails to win the Councilman harry Terry annexation suits it has filed added that during Sanford's against us, can we require it to expansion moves it had reached pay the City's attorney fees"" "right into the heart of Lake Nelson asked Springs. An average of 2,000 pieces of mail are handled daily. The number of lock boxes will tie more than doubled in the new facility, Kelly said. There will be five service windows. He does not plan to increase the number of employees unless the amount of mail handled increases sub stantially. Including Kelly there are currently 34 employees in the Post Office. "1 am thrilled over finally getting a new facility," Kelly said. "We have needed it so badly for five years." AREA DEATHS ADA MARIE CANTRELL two security guards to surrender their shotguns. He then herded 21 hostages into a separate room. David Chacey, in charge of Longwood's building department, has been given an ad' ditional title—city planner. Council approved the additional duties for Chacey to fill a vacancy created Oct. 28 when James Lee, Longwood's city planner whose salary was paid with funds from the Corn' pr'chensive Employment Act CETA, sent to work for the Department of Environmental Regulation in Orlando. However, a lost letter resulted in no CETA funds in 1978 for the City planner post Chacey accepted with no raise in his current 19,619 annual salary. (;rant said the Title VI fun' ding for the position sas lost as of 16. a nd that Ii had asked CETA for a pipe layer Grant told Chacey, "The City instead to help lay water lines iIl be depending on you, we under another CETA program. need all the money we can get." of .r, , c,t for a' 1. . CAIRO. Egypt i UPIP Israel and Egypt called a second round of talks today to work out a plan for Israel's withdrawal from the captured Sinai Peninsula without waiting for an overall Middle East settlement. Israeli Defense Minister Ezer Weizman flew secretly to the Suez Canal city of Ismailia Tuesday to meet Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and his top military adviser, Gen. Mohammed (;amasss'. Afterward, Weizman and Gamassv flew by helicopter to an air base at Jiankaklis, 25 miles south of Alexandria, for today's &X#101 1 P1 ras - 00 - ' Select yours today We also have wreaths, roping, garlands CLOSED 3, branches rfodecorating. Open 99. CHRISTMAS EVE Hanging Baskets POINSETTIAS White, Red, Pink 499 for inside or out in egg size can 1 e 149 i, Up RHODES & SON NURSERY & TREE LOT VMr 4' F't (Westside U.S. 17.92 Between Dog Track Rd. & SR 434) LONGWOOD 831.1245 339.2739 -~ ;:7 . • ;......... - ,' '.".-: -,. CORNING UNCANDLES A., ..... I . I, , "~_ % .. - - WEAREVER SUPER SHOOTER : "i I r'so - F %..&%--•$ A i , C e< r,,&- *% 1' 1 288 ) TEHRAN, Iran UPI — The death toll from a devastating earthquake that rocked mountainous central Iran and flattened a dozen villages soared past 500 today, Iranian rescue officials said. Rescue officials said the death toll stood at 519 a day after the fatal shock left its mark of rage on a dozen hamlets in the area. Massive relief operations were under way but officials said it might be months before the 4,500 survivors could be resettled. At least three of the 12 stricken hamlets were "completely destroyed," local newspapers said. - __________________________________________ .~ ... Let STalIc Frankly out Dollars And Cents 116 __ - Like anyone else, a funeral director has to make ends meet He has facilities to maintain, cars to buy, salaries to provide and, of course, taxes to pay, 1~1,141 L ___ i' - This means he must have a strong business sense. 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': .:.- STEP 4 MEN'S SHORTS LU3 - .. ! ___.a FRUIT OF THE LOOM MAXI AMPLIFIED COLOGNE SPRAY I-- MOUTHWASH C A4 i " 799 q S . ts lVve, Pi ____________ -' 800 1. 1 SCOPE - PEANUTS ONE STEP AT A TIME '- It 88C SHAMPOO : ( FLAVORROAST I 6 BRECK ,q cabinet ministers today for advocating apartheid for Australia's blacks and supporting the racist system in South Africa. Fraser told a news conference the formalities of appointing Sen. Glen Sheil, whose comments sparked a storm of protest 0 1I 11 CANBERRA, Australia tP! Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser fired one of his new With help from a Saudi Arabian wAsIIlN(;TON (UPI) businessman, Bert 1410cc has taken a giant step toward casing the financial problems that forced his resignation three months ago as l'resident Carter's budget director. And he turned a tidy profit of $361,380 in the bargain. Lance's lawyer, Robert Altman, announced Tuesday the Georgia banker is selling 60 percent of his stock in the National Bank of Georgia. The buyer is Ghaith Pharaon, a construction magnate from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, who also has holdings in Texas. Pharaon agreed to pa>' $20 a share for the stock, for which Lance paid an average of $17 a share. Thus Lance will get $2,409,200 for a *2,047.820 Investment. Another feature of the deal may be restoration of Lance as an officer of the bank. The Atlanta Constitution reported today that if Pharaon acquires the 60 percent share of all bank stock as he wants. Lance will be made chairman of the board. Lance formerly was president of the bank. The sale of 120,460 of the 200,767 shares of NBG stock Lance owned will help ease heavy financial obligations. During Senate confirmation hearings on his nomination as Carter's budget chief, Lance said he borrowed from banks to acquire the NBG stock and other holdings. He said he owed $5.3 million to the banks and needed several hundred thousand dollars Just to keep up with the interest payments on the loans. Lance was president of NBG for two years before accepting Carter's offer to head the Office of Management and Budget. A long-time Carter chum, Lance joined the administration in January and quickly emerged as Carter's confidante and the administration's closest tie to the business community. Much to the chagrin of Lance and Carter alike, the budget chief came under heavy pressure during the final months of his tenure because of past freewheeling financial dealings as head of NBG and, earlier, as head of the First National Bank of Calhoun, Ga. Although finding nothing "criminally" wrong, federal bank regulators said Lance allowed his family to run up $450,000 in personal checking account overdrafts at the Calhoun bank, obtained loans froni banks after opening interest-free accounts with his depositors funds, and may have tried to influence federal Dfli(ials to keep past investigations of banking affairs quiet. Lance resigned as budget director Sept. 21 after nine months on ihe Job. f'.i5. :.-- , --3 'r.,,'-- .......- I' 158!~: S' 369 tT r'1 __1/J %4w, AND GRANDINETTI CREPE PAN I . :-' 14'41 OFF REG. PRICE ":'. I..c(.. ,. ,-'.-...'... '.-•. 2O°,' 1 1499 .-.--;:- ire isrsava TIM EX CHES 1.11.1 ';; ,,.4 ,.i ijI .v' 0. _. - ..,' K" PRESTO -1<, FRY BABY :: 3 1A9C ' . ,4': V 'r V -- . 9V~ " 4O r "' 111 I - ________ All guaranteed thru the Holidayst Israel, Egypt Set Talks - !' ALL SIZES I.. . , 1 WEATHER Caroline Taylor Maude E. Debri, DeBary James S. Bona, Deltona Carmine S. Castellano, 0. ;_ KIMBEHI.Yt'l.ARKE - James H. Hall Charlie Hayes Carl A. Johnson Derrick D. Jones Sandra Jones Frederick L La.spee Mary Lou Neal James Nelson Jr. Cut Last Friday in Der. 1 CHRISTMAS TREES Connell said the city needs and administrator-one with a good track record for getting grants and who can save the city money. He pointed out money had been included in the city's budget for an adriiinistrator and that he had mind former Altamonte Springs Mayor Lawrence Sofford who had obtained grants for that city. Council voted 3-2 on a motion by Councilman Lawrence toldtjt rg to give the city planner duties to Chace) at the saint' salary. Councilman Parker Anderson, at his final meeting, and Stephen Barton voted against the motion. L. Earthquake Toll Passes 500 Graveside servi ce s were held Ada Marie Cantrell, 2' i-ear old daughter of Regina Gay at 2 p.m. today in All Souls Cantrell of 1503 Mellonvllle died Catholic Cemetery for Kim. Tuesday in Orange Memorial berly Clarke, one-month old hospital, Orlando, from in. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. juries received Sunday when Hayford A. Clarke, 2500 Howell accidentally struck by a car. Branch Rd. in All Souls ('athc In addition to her mother, she Cemetery. The infant died is survived by a sister, Iota Monday as the result of Injuriei Dawn Cantrell, grandparents, received in a Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. William L. traffic accident. ___ Survivors, in addition to the ___ Cantrell, all of Sanf ord Graznkow Funeral Home is in parents, are grandparents, Mr. I a.m. readings: tern- chari,! of arrangements. and Mrs. Bruce W Clarke perature, 5$; overnight lows, Sanford and Mr. and Mrs. MRS, DORIS ANDERSON 52; yesterday's high, 75; Marion Oliveira, Hawaii. barometric pressure, 29,94; Granikow Funeral Home Mrs. Doris E. Anderson, 76 of in charge of arrangemen ts 4" relative h umidity, 98 percent; 1219 Randolph Ave., Sanford ___________________________ winds calm. Forecast: Showers ending died Tu esda y ni ght. Born in Funeral Notices this morning and turning colder Ohio, she came to Sanford five In the 60t. Fair years ago. She was a member loday and colder tonight with lows of The First United Methodist CANTRELL. ADA MARIE from the mid 30s to around 40. Church and the American run,ral A Caniref I. 23. of iio) Thursday sunny and cold with As,wciationof Retired Persons. Sanford, o d." Y'1a, Survivors includeher highs in the mid SOs. Northwest at Orange Menora, P4 0tpai winds around 20 mph today husband, Donald J. Anderson. OrIa. *111 be at I Tht.fI4iV. Sanford C"urc Of Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. decreasing some tonight. God *itP Re CO 11s'r 0 t It Nancy Williams, Cypress, Cal.; TIDES fca.ng Bural n Daytona Beach: high 4:53 four grandchildren; one Cemete, Mome fl charge a.m., 5:10 p.m., low 11:02a.m., brother, Robert Heath, Salt Springs and one sister, Mrs. 11:0$ P.M. Port Canveral: high 4:42 Margaret Hitchcock, RichLM., 4:42 p.m., low 10:45 am., inond, Ohio. Funeral services and burial If P.M. Bayport: hIgh 11:40 am., will be in Andover, Ohio. 10:21 p.m., low 5:01 Lm., 4:58 Brisson Funeral Home-PA is in li!1Pf' charge of local arrangements, p.m. Blanche Francis Linda Freeney Taylor, The gunman invaded the bank Tuesday afternoon, grabbed the manager and forced CHRISTMAS TREE FOREST NEW SHIPMENT Mayor Gerard Connell last month obtained approval to change the Job title for the vacant city planner position to city planner-administrator in seeking a CETA replacement. Connell said he wrote a letter to CETA asking the title be changed and funded and left it on the desk of a city employee to be mailed. But Council Chairman J. R. Grant claimed CETA never received the letter. Grant said Chacey offered to take the JuL oi city planner in addition to his present duties at no raise in pay. By JANE CASSELBERR' lie raid Stall Writer Wednesday, Dec. 21,1917-3A :' Sanford: Veronica A. Shim, Deltona Vivian M. Deltona Sally C. Wilson, Fern Park Dennis D. Marsha ll, Lake Mary Bernard B. Zurhola, Oviedo SUBIC BAY, Philippines (UP!) — A Filipino gunman today threatened to kill 21 hostages he held inside a bank on the sprawling U.S. Subic Bay Naval Base unless he was given a helicopter for a flight to freedom. Authorities rejected his demands and withheld food in an apparent attempt to starve him out. l'he'y lEo scaled off all eitrances to the 7th Fleet facility and sent in a crack team of U.S. Marines in fatigues and bulletproof vests. JUST ARRIVED AT David meeting DISCHARGES ns Theordo re P. Puckett, Delto ns Hostages, Makes Demands Chacey Now Longwood Planner Herald, Sanford, Fl. Hwy. 17.92 at SR 434 Seminole Plaza and 1433 Semoran Blvd. k&T t's -Yz' �Evening HmM 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-OM Around Wednesday, December 21, 1977-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2840. By Mall: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Old F :i ,t . The Clock Style, New By JANE CASSF.LBERRY Times It was like old times at the AFL-CIO convention in Los Angeles. There was President George The public Is Invited to drive by and watch Live Nativity tableaux being presented by at least two area churches, The youth of Grace Methodist Church at 118W. Airport Blvd., Sanford will present a tableau with live animals from 7 to 9 p.m., Thursday through Saturday, In front of the church. A living tableau will also be presented on the lawn of Rolling hills Moravalan Church on SR 434, American labor force was unionized, Today the figure is closer to 25 percent. For the last two years the total membership in labor unions has been declining, the reversal of a membership trend that had been consistently upward since 192. In one respect Labor is suffering from its success a bigness that has given labor leaders an image like th t of the business tycoons they like to - vilify. Alienation of the rank and file has led to movements of rebellion against the entrenched leadership of some unions, like the United Steelworkers and the Teamsters. Labor has won many of the organizational battles that inspired another generation of workers. Today's blue-collar worker is far enough up the economic ladder that concern for protecting his personal status may outweigh a sense of solidarity with the worker at his side. At 83, Mr. Meany shows no lack of vigor, but his tough talk fits the style of another political era, He is said to have the ear of President Carter, but the Vhite House has not gone to bat for Laborbacked bills with the enthusiasm that Mr. Carter's political debt to Labor would seem to call for. Nor is Congress showing much Inclination to honor IOUs for Labor's generosity at campaign time. It has rejected the common situs picketing bill that was No. 1 on Labor's list, and is growing cool toward reforms of the Hatch Act th at would have made it easier to unionize federal employees, The AFL-CI0 has tried to solve its membership problem by organizing public employees. But that sector is an awkward fit for traditional collective bargaining, and if the AFL-CIO is concerned about its image, being associated with strikes that tie up public services and carry a direct threat to the taxpayer's pocketbook is not going to help. Images can be an accurate reflection of the substance behind them. If the AFL-CIO wants to be a credible s pokesman for American Labor even 25 percent of it the change can best begin at the top. - - The Los Angeles convention felt compelled to re-elect Mr. Meany. If wisdom has come with age, in his case he will recognize that his sparring in the public arena over politics and the economy is less important for th e AFL-CIO than battles to be fought within its 0',Pfl ranks. It is in that arena that the quality our labor unions and their ability to attract and keep members will be settled. BERRY'S WORLD There also will be a live Nativity scene Thursday through Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. in front of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church just north of Sanford Plaza on U.S. 17-92. Mock disasters confronted teams of students at St. Luke's School In Slavia, recently as a practical test at the completion of a 11-week Red Cross First Aid course. On his day off, I.I. Frank Montez, a paramedic employed by the Goldenrod-Dommerich Fire Dept., taught students in grades 4-8 as part of War On _ 00 ~,"t"-i? . I ( 4~1' V/ Ex-Aide - The fourth graders were realistically made up as nctinis in a variety of simulated accidents. Grades 4-6 took a modified course in life saving techniques, poisons, lacerations and fractures Award ct'r• tificates will be issued to students who ineet the necessary qualifications. Students In grades 71, who passed the written and practical tests will receive American Red Cross First Aid card. toured their 7 'i " .z--:;. . - ERR - . . ' i I - . _. -----' . . - - This is lio it's done In Paris, as a girl helps her little brot her mail a letter to the season's favorite. to spawn many of America's trends lax revolt may be the next one. In recent years everything from tough air pollution laws to campus riots had their start in California. So did faded blue denims, landings on Mars and the ballot initiative. The latter J0 I phenomenon is the one by which frustrated ('itLZt!ts can bypass a foot-dragging legislature and put an Issue on the ballot for public vote '. ...Let Me Out "I'ere Noel.'' . --;; #14 . . - . - - .- . : - Nader's principal objection to Claybrook's Having previously banned big game hunting, performance dates back to the June 30 decision Keyna this week took the further drastic step of by Transportation Secretary Brock Adams to prohibiting the sale of game skins and trophies. require the 196214 Installation of air bags in all Officials said the ban was Imposed primarily passenger cars sold in this country. to conserve elephants, supplies of which could be Both Nader and Claybrook believe that exhausted in less than a decade at present rates safety feature should and could have been ifl. of supply and demand, stalled as earl)' as the 198113 model years. Meanwhile, back in Washington, the House Claybrook pressed Adams, her boss, for earlier Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee implementation, but supported him after he began taking testimony on how the United States decided to give the automakers more lead time. Nader's strength always has been his single- should go about coping with the scarcity. Offl.fld, there would appear to be a minded dedication to causes he believes just. jurisdictional incongruity In the committee's When Claybrook headed Congress Watch, his hearings. Elephants, as far as one can tell with lobbying organization, she shared that spirit of the naked eye, have little connection with either fierce rce partisanshi p. Claybrook understands, however, that she seafood or seafaring, For example, a bill to prevent anyone from serves multiple constituencies but also must fishing for elephants within 200 miles of the U.S. coastline would ha ve almost no impact on the cope with political pressure. Nader also Is well aware that politics Is the art pr0ha, of compromise. But he applies that philosophy on Fortunately, the committee also handles ba a highly selective basis, usually when dealing legislation through which the United States may with someone he knows Is more powerful or classify non-aquatic creatures as an endangered influential. species. Such a step with respect to elephants - L I Mitchell, Richard Nixon's first attorney general, is being released from the federal prison camp at Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala., after Christmas so private physicians can determine whether an increasingly painful hp ailment requires surgery. f4 / " I:. . / --' - , 4 U — .—ø * HraIdPP,oto Dv Lids Nichols) LONG WOOD LONGING Dear Kesln. I recrised }OUZ drawings. They are very nice. Are you being a good boy and helping Mommy? I hope so. Love, Santa One of the highlights of the Iongwood ('hrlstmas part% as this ('amid gumdrop house—just made for eating. .mitI that's just shat 8-year-old ('lmiiI' Kirt'hin has on her mind as she ogles the tempting creation. hang ill there, ('indy,that first step is the toughest. The I.oiigwood parts also featured long lint's of uummgsters a aiting their turns to share other ('hiristmas longings ith Santa in the person of ('oimt'il Chairman .1. It. (rant, s ho has been at the same Christmas stand For 27 vears. 1. 'Springfield has 1,u mnmMes including medical, surgical and psychiatric patients" among whom a former top US. IwA cmi' forcerner.t official might not be safe, the Justice Department explained in a statement. Mitchell's furlough is expected to begin during the week after Christmas. Orthopedic surgeons are expected to report by Jan. 12 whether Mitchell needs major surgery and a decision on proper treatment will be made then. ''This is an extremely painFil condition, which can only ts relieved by a special operation Mitchell said in his petitor. sent from prison. :Vi operation may be needed to insert a metal or plasti replacement for a hip joint that has degenerated, the petitiun .,'' LAST MINUTE GIFTING, $10 -4%g . -, - '' ii 17 Dress shirts, The JCPenney cardigan. Long sleeve shirt of Ul?ressae. Dacron1 polyester Smart solids in sizes 141 . Wide range of colors in 100 pct OrIon8' acrylic. Sizes S. M. L. XL. Short sleeve. "--. Ele p han ts f.J Is -?—."-' :;..:.'.,:i . jL" —...' 1 ,'...* 'v-;1'1--„ r ''l . 'ie.'$i 1 12 ~' - 16 ,: The JCPenney pullover. Dress shirt, /'. s V neck Sizes V cotton broadcloth in solid colors Sizes 14, c;r ,: Orlon! acrylic ,',h Long slee ve polyester S.M.L.XL . ' .- ,•:•a,'x -':) 11 'I,, ,I ,:i-')'','j',' Short sleeve 110 -- _'-.'...., -. ' : ;_' 'I.' - ,..,. ; r'":' .' •,"). .,.' . -1 :' '.':.: •'' I - 4 I i'..... I 0 'I JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN An economic time bomb is crowded Into tarpaper snanues or bieax concrete relentlessly tick-tocking south of the Rio Grande. structures, getting paid meager wages for a day It could cause a human explosion, with reper- of stoop labor. Millions of Mexicans cannot afcisions that would rock the United States. ford to eat the high-priced winter vegetables that Millions of Mexican landless peasants below they pick for U.S. tables. For several days, Bernton lived in a shanty the border are consigned to lives of perpetual poverty and back-breaking toil. The harshness town that a dozen families had thrown up on a and hopelessness have sent many cascading gravel clearing beside an irrigation ditch. The campesinos who took him in had been evicted across the border In search of a better life. The human tide Is impossible to stem, without from a nearby labor camp in 1976 because they dared to join In an angry protest against their an army of border patrolmen. Theplightofthese employer. "... Hundley. %. I WASHINGTON and when I snap my fingers, you will wake up, BE HAPPY and ENJOY the Christmas holidays!" 11'IlIfi Attorney General Griffin Bell approved the Mitchell furlough Tuesday. Federal prisoners with medical iiuublcs ordinarily are sent to the federal prison medical center at Sprtnf meld, Mo., but Prisons Director Norman Carson advised against the transfer, citing "security cor'i,'ic'rations." 11 1 Mexico' s Human Bomb Ticks Awa y I'- . It'ra: Mtl"°1t' . 1 TTT 4.50 to 6.50 N 14, C 1977,'A Mitchell's hip ailment has caused "constant pain and mhei is taking too much Valium just to try and ease the pain," said P,3 p - Haldeman. Nixon's right -hand man in the White House, was to be released today from the federal prison at Lompoc, Calif., to spend Five days with his family over Christmas. N / Howard Jarvis is a doughty Californian ain his who heads an organization cabled United Taxpayers, a citizen "watchdog" group, He and colleagues have Just collected a record 1.2 million signatures nearly four times the required minimumi to qualify an initiative on next year's ballot which would burnt property taxes to one percent of a hom&s market value No factors brought the California tax revolt to a head and similar ones exist in other states. On the one hand, the governor ndtheleglat isure could not agree on returning inflation-caused treasury surpluses back to the taxpayers who would bar the Importation o f pachyderm had paid them In; on the other hand. wildly in. products. flated housing prices triggered reassessmeflt.c# The United States is now almost totally and huge jumps in property taxes dependent on imported elephants. One conservationist told me the goal of elephant selfJanis and his petition brigade hit the strect' encyrecedes furtherintothe distance with just when taxpayer anger was doing a rolling boil. They collected signatures while Governor each passing year. With Kenya running short, there probably wffl Jerry Brown was trying to link property tax never again be enough elephants to go around. relief to family income level I his idea wa s. the Despite this dire outlook, neither the ad- more you make, the less money you get back, no mistratlon nor Congress has come up with a matter how much you paid ins. He called this scheme a "circwt-breaker" and It's a truly comprehensive elephant policy. One obvious remedy Is to make more effective California-sized Idea full-blown socialism use of existing elephants. Authorities estimate But, the legislature, when it wiggled its an• that upwards of 60 percent of the elephant power tennae, decided the idea wouldn't sell, ii in this country Is wasted. stalemated Brown. Another step would be to develop pachyderrnlc The news of Jarvis' success was barely out alternatives. Some experts believe hip- when the special interests who gourmandize at popotamuses and rhinoceroses could be made to the public trough began howl ing. The sky would perform many of the functions now assigned to surely fall. Schools would close, police and fire elephants, although perhaps with some loss in protection would evaporate, the poor would be efficiency. thrown out In the streets and all other taxes Other possibilities include Increasing domestic would skyrocket. production, locating new sources of elephants It had a familiar ring. In 1973, the same and setting up a standby rationing system. coalition made similar charges about an The big hawd is that the House and Senate Lnit ia~ive measure which would have limited the will approve di fferent measures, thus throwing percenta ge of the people's total income the state the legislation Into the hands of a joint C0fl could spend. It contained guarantees to prevent ference committee, such as the one now loitering the state fromhifti stuffing its tax load to counties over President Carter's energy program, and cities, but the Greek chorus planted enough Should that happen, the legislation itself would doubts to scare the vote rs and they turned the become an endangered species, measure down. Christmas-season furloughs from WASHINGTON UPI federal prison are being given Watergate conspirators John Mitchell and H.R. Haldeman. The reasons differ. 1 If it passes and considering the ferment over property taxes, it has a good chance - the Jarvis initiative will leave elected officials and their bureaucrats between a rock and a hard place. With their property tax base sharply reduced and the voters in no mood to see other lot taxes go up, they will be forced to establish spending prioritIes, about the last thing most of them w ant to do, THE LIGHTER SIDE Of Here .,~ 0 1-1 Dear Santa, lio are )OU and Mises Santa. I am a have been a good t.uy and I want Farah Fawcet For Christmas. Please dont scratch kr Love you. Tony Hayden 7yearsold Dear Tony, I am glad to hear you hate been a good boy. You must be mature for yow' age and have very good taste. Don't worry, Santa will handle your present with care. Mixes Santa and I are busy getting all the toys read)' to deliver. Lose. Santa. In 1978, California's initiative process ma ) give the nation the first solid evidence that thee taxpayer revolt is mere than angry talk In California it has already become a reality F h in g F a government agency which not only Whoever described California a "the cutting edge of change" may have put it a little heavil) . When Fiat, Italy's largest manufacturer, offered a corporate plane to fly Claybrook and her aides to its elaborate crash-testing facility In is Torino, she declined In favor of an overnight train trip. By DICK WEST The tenor of Mader's request suggests he WASHINGTON IUPI It's tough to face up suspects Claybrook devoted too much attention to yet another crisis in the midst of the holiday to auto producers and too little to Euro pean season, but facts are facts. And it's a fact that we consumer and safety groups. In fact, much of the are rapidly running out of elephants. trip involved meetings with government traffic The shortage has become so acute it is even safety exports and inspection tours of their test being felt in Kenya, which Is to elephants what facilities. Saudi Arabia Is to oil. now heads lax Revolt Boils In California 6 -_- ~. . , 1, ' 1I .:! hosts. But Claybrook was $o scrupulous about avoiding even the appearance of impropriety that she personally refunded to her hosts the cost of every meal provided by automakers while she Santa... iSanta Claus answers some of his letters from Seminole County youngsters. Dear Santa, I thank you for all the things you gave me last year. You deserve a kiss. But I can not do a kiss to the ells to for making the toys. Well to get down to it there's not much I want very much. Here is what I would like very much for Christmas. A music box and a ant farm. I am living at 618 Oak Streat In Florida were I was born. I will get Norma and Poppy to sine it if have been good and if I am bad they sine bad. Good ----- signed) Mrs. I.C. Seigler Bad Poppy said I was in between. I have to go now,Irom Keeley Mahoney I' S. I have joined the Youth Club. By. Dear Keeley, Thank you for your letter on the pretty stationery. I am glad you liked what I brought you last year and I hope you like your presents just as much this Christmas. Sa> "hello" to your Nona amid Poppy for me. Love, Santa their health class. - WASHINGTON In what can be described only as an act of petty harassment, Ralph Nader has launched a personal investigation of a (laybrook, administrator of the federal auto safety agency. That previously unpublicized move is the latest development in Nader's month-long personal vendetta against Claybrook, among his most trusted aides and closest friends before she accepted a job offered by the Carter administration. In a formal request filed under the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, Nader is pressing for disclosure of every imaginable detail of Claybrook's government-sponsored November 4- trip to Great Britain, Sweden, France, German' and Italy. Determined to embarrass Claybrook into resigning from her post as head of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration N1rI'sA,, Nader presumably hopes to portray her trip as a junket financed by American taxpayers and European automakers, whose United Slates exports she regulates. He Is demanding from NHTSA Claybrook's detailed itinerary, a list of everyone she met on the tour, the names of all members of her travelling party and a full description of any lunches, dinners or gratuities accepted from her Dear _ \\\\ Wednesday, Dec. 21, I77—SA Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. RONALD REAGAN. ,"- - With 106 member unions representing 13.7 million workers the AFL-CIO is no small army. But the fact is that organized labor has been losing ground. Thirty years ago, 40 percent of the year-old home of Mr. and Mrs. T.L. Kidder at 211 W. Warren Ave., Longwood. They have outlined the lovely two-story house with colored lights and it looks like an old-fashioned Christmas card. Another Impressive sight will be the 250 luminaries to be used by the youth of Ascension Lutheran Church Overbrook Drive Casselberry, to light up the church yard on Christmas Eve. This is a lovely Mexican custom that has been adopted in recent years in Central Florida. Sometimes whole subdivisions line their streets with candles set in paper bags with sand in the bottom. We also have Mexico to thank for the bright symbol of Christmas so evident in Florida ... the poinsettia. While you are out driving around admiring the displays of Christmas lighting don't miss the 94 Nader s Via telephone came encouraging words from Sen. Hubert Humphrey, Labor's favorite political warrior. And Vice President Walter Mondale brought thanks from a Democratic administration that Labor helped elect. on now. Longwood. Tuesday through Friday of this week at 7:30 p.m. The cast will consist of approximately 40 persons, both youths and adults. This is the fifth year this Nativity scene has been presented at the church under the direction of Don Owens. ANGLE. WALTERS Means', chomping on his cigar and demanding protection for the working man against real or imagined foes. It was so much like old times that the convention seemed to dramatize the big problem of the AFL-CIO. In its leadership and too-familiar rhetoric it is beginning to look like an army Maureen Hall Sitton of Hayfield, Cob., has appealed for help in locating her mother from whom she was separated at the age of five. She says her mother's name is Helen Curtis Martin flail and was reportedly living In Sanford In 1965. Mrs. Sitton said her brother, Curtis Martin Hall was born here. Mrs. Sitton said she and her husband have reached many deadends in their search and are looking for someone who may have a clue to her whereabouts. If anyoie remembers Mrs. Hall or has Information that might be helpful in reuniting mother and daughter please contact Jane Casselberry at the Evening Herald office by calling n6ll. .: Ties, I~ ~ , ' '' - '','i, '4'E 1 - -'i' . . . Great se'ection o f 1 ne ties in polyester sains woven po'este's ,orSted , 00l5 and more Great Coors pasleys strIpes and class.cs "a - of old metal trash cans. Our reporter, as the him over half of a week's earnings guest of a campesino family, would dine in the Yet the peasants of Smnolo. consider ttiem' twilight on a simple meal of soup, beans, small selves Iortunate.lhey are paid double the wage chunks of precious meat and piping hot stacks of most other peasants collect. lieryiton new to tortillas. Mexico City to search out the statistics' lie was assigned crude sleeping quarters In a An estimated 20 million Mexicans art' rudimentary lean-to with the community's two bachelors. It was held together by a few stout depressed and deprived. They subsist or inadequate diets. More than 18 million go without poles and thin strips of wood. milk at all. Although beef is the country's third But it contained the village's only radio and record player, a small, battery-powered model, largest export to the United States, nearly three proud but impoverished people, therefore, can In the early darkness, the children and their million Mexicans never have meat on the table. They found that the power Is on the side of the The economic conditions no longer be ignored by their neighbors to the elders gathered around the lean-to to listen to have produced landowners, some of whose agricultural empires north. marimba music. This was usually followed by a pressures that are pushing more and more Hal Bernton, to the are tied into Arizona banks. The grower settled play-by-play account of games involving the M exicans northward into the United States. The): We sent our associate, the dispute by driving off the workers at gun- Culiacan Tomatoes baseball team. e hurled into a world for which they are often fertile coastal plains of Sinoloa 500 miles south of point. After the last out of the game, Bernton and his Unprepared. Every day, a few more drift acros* Arizona. He became another pair of hands in the Banned from the labor camp, they constructed the border, two companions groped their way to folding army of campesinos who harvest winter makeshift hovel of huts by the Irrigation ditch is few inches off the dirt Most Carflpeslnos of Stnoloa Would rather floor. They were out of vegetables for the U.S. market. abutting sorghum field. Toilet f.cthtes were the bed by dawn's early light and ready for another remain in their beloved Mexico. He brought back an eye-witness account of most primitive. The only water supply was the For tht day In the fields, stooped over rows of cucum. moment, the vegetable shipments conditions on the vast vegetable 'latlfundles" concrete Irrigation canal, which flows from the hers. to the U. S; Once they were sprayed with pesticide supermarket "ham s are keeping them down oil similar to those John Steinbeck wrote about in Sierra Nevada mountains through pesticidethe farm. But the alongwith the crops. U.S. growers are lobbying "Grapes of Wrath." Most of the owners luxuriate laden countryside. For their week's work, they can expect to earn furiously in Washington to restrict the Mexican far from their fields in the walled villas of The women washed their clothes In the shallow about $26. It takes at least one third of this to pay competition. Sinoloa's capital city, Culiacan. waters, and children splashed happily In the for the food they eat. A campesino can purchase If ey succeed, But helived and labored with the peasants who concrete ditch. The cooking was done out-ofth it will give the farmers of a pair of work pants for another third of his Florida a better break. It plant, tend, pick and pack the produce. They are doors over wood burning doVe improvised out could also unloose a week's salary. But if he needs a shirt, It will cod new fkiodtkk of illegal border crossings. ,7m.,, -' I - II I - Special 3.99 Special 3.99 N Men's wallets. Men's wallets. Top gri fl COS miii' tji told PaSSC .151' cards arid cash Ui,ic t)ro ,s r' T0;) q!.1n corude tn-told wallet for c,IS ,$fid credit cards Black brown or tan ”. ,. '' 1,' ,. - 'I -;': • --: - I : I 'WX I~ ~ — 'k "~_~~~ - . Molds I- 11 't; I,. ,. -uuPenney ~_~____,__ The Christmas Place . Shop Sanford Plaza and Winter Park 'III 10 p.m. Wed, Thurs. and Friday. 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Allison, like a host of other Tech standouts. go( hurl this rk;.mf qimliarf season. 'The 5-11, 188-pounder broke a bone in his left leg in the third game of the season. missed the next three games and still is having problems. "I'm at a percent.' .&ikson sai 'i pretty really doesn't affect r ing. "l3ut when I have Li make .' cut in the open field, m speed it I taigit have the speed to go all the uy FSU's Bowden sas a health) n_i. .uenI Chine knQh? 7 Vernon La,'. 72. S MichaelSimmons Rooney HIl%man S. Reg'nald Medlock S. loIjit 221 445 WE HAVE MOVED a Wheel Service Tire BIG Is 0.' N.. 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Orig, 30,95 6 lb. and 8 lb. test .•1 83 Sq. 31 a lene line. A TISSUE P4111 Slari inq; Campbell Conference Patrick Division W a. I Pt; Now Tri ' (AND EASY CHARGING, TOO!) _ "-I - Gurt)OI: ft. Daiwa rod. No. 0402 7 ft Daiwa rod. LAST MIAUTE WHITE TP,ursd:,'s Game niIfllI No. 03016 ft Daiwa rod. 51,4 RIGHT TO THE AND MONDAY, DEC. 26th 9:30 AM to 9 PM -d anapol't, 12 Tuesday's Results o4oUSTO" 6 r Ed-01`19.n 4 .'vrwi.p,g 6. SosePs 4 Clcho%Io ;5aS, (.n(.$ ToU11% Games A rvi.peg Al P40v5?On (:CPOSI05aS., a' II' ','irnrn Oiig. 24.95 Sogtp,wesf Ken SI. Oral Roberts 73 West Adm St II, E NM SO Cat Days IS, W WatP AS Denver S. Whittier 74 Prtln.d 73. Cal try 6$ %. J% St $, IOwa St Sy Stanford N. Cob St 7) WISPs St 75. Ppprdne 67 W N M SI, LbOck CPlr 75 EASY SHOPPING Also OPEN CHRISTMAS DAY 9:00 AM to 4 PM 27 92.95 Odg. 14.95 Southern 57, A&P SO c .a r,...,,,,J Se'on III 101 CAI S1 85, 91 Stor, Broos Ii' , 'f'm1n Il Trenton St 52. l4m100 75 fim Ptrsn 52 RSIpn C,Il 77 South Citadel 19. Canu s, 72 (lppy 52, CaPhoic SI Furman 92. Georgia Grrisboqo 79 1 Mr'on 73 MeripPi. 5! 10, 67 0' Or- ((6 TulIn,' 99 FOR LAST MINUTE GIFT SHOPPING. " ri., Y loth $b. Baruch 36 'jnnDc fl. ''" 'u" 0*1 91. Tennessee 56 New LV tot. P4nlPlwtrn 95 Ease Adefphi 96, Pratt 70 CCNY 99. Pace 53 Duguesrie 63, Penn St 55 G rmbinQ . 1469o,rs M l Holy Cross lOt Plr,rd 72 Manhattan tO). 7,'aniSt 56 MrShlI IS, Mo'ehea 1) TNt CHftISTMAS SHOPPER3 CENTEA AND TI Oñg. 2995 No. 0302 CøIIRnp -- - CiflCiflfllti tWPIA) Called up qoal.e Norm L aPonle from Hampton Basketball Baseball Toledo 111. I Named Cal rmer FFirs t Round Tournament Re Suits .1% manager Indiana Classic College Air rorce Named ken 4ti,nI(j Bloomington. Ind ol thr Unyersit1 of Florida nd 59, Bwlng (,rn S7 tsse toottall coord,nator Ala 61. Prncon 50 Pro Football KansasCity Named Mary levy. former, 01 the C I Montreal A',uett, IS head Coach to replace Tom Bettis HOCSPy Buffalo r Pdtl, I (Iticd u CHRISTMAS EVE By United Press InIornalionall FRONT END Now Your choice! Dunn from :1 Now Name brand fishing gear at great holiday hj' Prri ishing sectacular! Da iwa rods. Phoen, at t'hladelpna Atllnta at Indiana Sin Antonio at AA,iviiiaukee Boston at Golden State Thursday's Games New York at Cleveland New Jersey at Or ICInS Milwaukee at Defrot Chicago at KanSas City ISton at SrtPl p Aroi $1')OO ; 'f,nern,n HrrSey Transactions- 3 40 rOPEN WHITEWALL 2+2 BELTED FIBERGLASS 4)88® 4voi 92°° 4 Today'sGames H ouston Alai ORLANDO SEMINOLE TUESOAY'SRESULTS FIRST - t Pill Via 2' 60 9 40 300 3 Pat., Coldo 360 $40 3 Echano Alberd, 300 0 ii 7l 3770. P I, 11730 SECOND - I Aur-a A)berd, 21 20 9 00190 2 Pats Arana 160300. 3 Ic Coldo 310 0 (36) 5050. P (6), 1 0 10 001761 40540 THIRD - I Ecriano Jay 1)60 94016.0 2 Pats, Al(.çrdi4707503 Medn,, YJA 3Q, 0 17317l00, P 0 2)1310 FOURTH - t Jose (bela 710 4 70 S 00 2 ECPlinio Anr I 50 .3 lam Zarre 440 0 127141 60 p 1721 165 00 00 1) 71 15140 FIFTH I Santa Ar(A 1 9001070 1 000 7 Anton Sori&pi,i S SO I 70 3 Pa!, J'.sr' s 10 021 i SOaO P 21 12V K SIXTH I oqu:a ttota s ao ''.'a Prr, (060. 0 )P70 F. 110 40 SEVENTH - Pt. AI5r. 1I016 7 5itn!. jit., 550 36.0 7 La??, Ararr 360 0 101 a) P 3*090 l(j 0 II 6 *i'h all 6) 72 50 1 P y,tP 1117. 7550 (1011TH '-- I 7...,?. JCtuS 17 C 9 50 6 CI) 7 1)lra Juan 1700 4 70 1 1P?Qtje1 20 . 0 2 Ii 37 60 1' II 2) 91 50 NINTH - I Ar's It 40$ SC? 50 Aur. ) 502 60 3 Orra 500 0 1) 760 r ;: TENTH - I Manolo 1020 160 S 20 7 MecIna S50440. 3 2570 0 (577 7670 P 57 21110 DO 1,610 (LEVENIH - I Ogui:. Sanc: ¶650 1 CIC 2 50 2 Catho JesuS 7 &7 Il 20 3 Ole., I(hlye S 20 0 7) 3160 1' 37 9S70 TWELFTH - I 5nti AbI 1)00 3505 60 2 P,'anoio JPSu% 3703150 3 An?on A lv 9 10 0 1 6) 34 00 1' 6 1' 97 10 H u 0 2) wtPi all 1 5512 7) * 5?. .5(6 707 A 7 502 II,lrldp 11)4 795 Florida Staff Allen's, McCoy's Post Cage Wins Vernon Law scored 22 points to lead Allen's past Tip lop Tuesday in Sanford Recreation Department youth basketball, tnd McCoy's scored a 31-30 victory over Amvets. howl. pectattons for winning a national championship." Tech will miss the services of All America offensive tackle Dan Irons and kicker Bill Adams in the game, which is expected to draw the largest crowd in the Tangerine Bowl's 32-year history - 45,000 plus. FSU finished at 9-2 under Bowden, in his second year. Texas Tech coach Steve Sloan is leaving for Ole Miss at the end of the year, his third in Lubbock. Smirrip-r irnc i.. Levy As Coach KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) The Kansas City Chiefs took Washington Redskins' Coach George Allen at his word when he told them they couldn't hire a better coach than Mary Levy, Tuesday Kansas City hired Levy as the fourth coach in its 1&-year history, luring him Allison as Uw oest college quarterback in the country. Allison, who completed 50 of 61 pas hr 598 yards despite the bum leg, is a senior and says he'll announce his future plans after the bowl game. The injuries ruined what might have been a superb year for the Red Raiders, even thoth they finished with a high respectable 7-4 record that put them in the The injuries really hurt," s.iid Arledge. '1 had high ex' Jai -, - ORLANDO tJPli Texas Tech defenders are expecting to see e lot of throwing In their Tangerine Bowl clash with Florida State Friday night. "1 think they'll pass at least 60 percent of the tune," Tech defensive end Richard Arledge said Tuesday. 'They have a super passing attack." But Arledge, a 6-3, 188-pound senior, said hell be keeping a arv eve on Seminole running back Larr Ke, who gained W.dn.sdav. Dec. 21. 977-7A N,- 'rr u '2 24 77 1 Without his coupon "t 299 SALE PRICES THRU SATURDAY US: tou to pt fat s ad' . Our POlICY Each dPS,IIsad item is required to • Special 6819-pe'iod pi'c we •r• ind,c.lws by rirliSi. to we plin aheid to have be readily available for sat, as of bile. Itti ad. Sit," Or coupons An9 otheg ar e law iiey' ammat suppilits if a stell-oui oc. venised price at oil 11110filis 119110d. wrid"s specday walgreen pesces Some fliguliff pooces curs. just ouo csshisor for a Iflcally althersol" noted in this ad JOut "As gwotod may Isfy In $comot slot" Imighl 30'd.y .-ptc• &. "RAIN•CMCCR" Adnsed ,e " ,, sig n s point them m eqS to y I bisifFed to lush Quantities on III items I . . see VISA . 6 - ---- ---- - --- CHARGE IT WITH YOUR BANK CARD - -- - - - - -- ------ - -- s •'' •,., V, I �SA—Ev•nlngHerald Sanford,Fl. Wednesday,Dec. 21, 1977 R*% 4LV6 0 ou_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 10116 Cooks Of The Week, 3® T cc L 1 IH il [fiLff\unhIc ore ig n 10 ,ack s cckei' BATTERIES VJ i clufat •. I ATTE UIS.. C and D sizes . ' *AT 4 Each Battery V" PURPOI univ It 9 ressure Treate d x hp (max motor output) Accepts 73 501 rip fence Double insulated, No 7308 / italov" For furring walls and ceilings prior to attaching wallboard or behind metal laths to I--,, form a level surface for plastering Treated to resist moisture and wood destroying insects. Easy to assemble vanity base in solid White with Gold trim or Natural Oak Cultured marble top in White/Gold or Brown/Stone Less fixtures. --- - _- - 95 Comes I stick of butter free instruction in English skills • I tsp salt t (lilt FTAS F ' F IUCASF 12 po rk thops J green plantains cans of gre e n punientos . 1 can of green iwas I cup of &y red wine , 1/4 DRILL Adjustable SCREWDRIVER KIT .20 hp, (max motor output). An outstanding value; a good choice for general purpose use. D Double insulated 88 ii Contains 8 assorted screwdrivers and one handle 1199 Each . . - 10 No. 602-Antique Brass or No. 603-Gold finish. weather. 23 For homeowner and workshop use. Double si i v 1299 Each I' I I No. 719917104 0 Each Has swivel head attachment to change rivet Maximum motor output 20 hp For making straight,curved or scroll cuts in wood metal plastics and other . mater ials Double insulated sizes instantly. Sample assortment of 10', Includes a wood cutting 5'32" and 3/16" diameter rivets included blade. No CT2 Each I _____ toilet valve, refill tube, No. 240 N float rod, top seal rub ber tank ball and tank float. Complete instal- ASPHALT :dI lation instructions. 17 9 .. -'f-- ' 95 I\I. V .'I I'.. Kit _____________________________________ Bundle J k"I1,45., 4f:,_ c -- 1 - Each - Whirlpool FINISHING SANDER Good for fine finishing wood, metal and plastics. us sands on __________ 7 ," . .6 748 3/8" x 4' x 8. ................... as - ,, 950 22 , , 1/2 x 4 x 8 (3 ply) • A IA 95 ply) ............... Each 7 1075 5/8 x 4 x 8 KITCHEN CABINET for extra control. Double insulated 3_, Set Includes SB-66 Sink Base w Two W-1530 Wall GYPSUM I HP ROUTER Mansoment rmrift the right to limit 4299 Each \CONNOR Each Sheet 95 227 1/2"x 4'x 8' Each the mans corn funs for the restoration and preservation the historical landmark e ....... 3 ez.s 2tbs. soy sauce loosen ashka. Place platter minutes Stir rice again, and o ver odrcarefull) t invert ; cook for another IS minutes 3 sles canned pineappl e 2 tbs water 4 tbh pineapple JLuce About two cups of any of the cheesecloth. Garnish with following, or a mature as strawberries. Serves 14 to 16. 2 tsp. cornstarch desired: chopped cooked ham. re mo ve pot ..... toated Allow to stand for 15 .idded Ketp on low heat 11 mutes (Ut pineapple into covered, until serving tuuit inch wedges Reserve Juice If -at 1 lbs of the oil and salt PASHhA 228 231 - ( 700 French Avenue Closed Sunday I nat ' .. .. cup bamboo shoots 2 tsp. oil I tsp. sugar I tb5 so sauce L 1, tsp. pepper I tsp. cornstarch L I tbs water Cut the chicken into Ito I' pieces bone and alli sh mushrooms and soak in warn, water for 30 minutes drain. qmis and cut capers, olives tsp it'. Ot-tgdnO cup to Iiato Sauce 11 VL Fast service the full jobi, I a r pr ce, i i For yquf protection . (1) pt an .anw., arid42) return oil worn parts snaasticb.g _ in wny ALIGNMENT 88 • . :_ , . ... . fT . ••, ' J-11;N'11. SHOCK ABSORBERS GRIPPER L Each NX 0 L -- . I It Icu, cor lo,tt ol N, P, vlor, -1 cc~ld tc f,m f for cifl. at Chri-mia. fime! Wv'%v %tvir. for ct vr~onv.. . ftirrie.. .4,11ff.. -oft nicic, A % I 4-ply polyester cord one Deluxe Champion0 IA)tS' $ FREE GIFT WRAP Gingerbread Houses As 95 low as OPEN 'TIL 9 EVENINGS FRUIT PIE SPECIAL C.-es fthen v0v tome 1~- ill I —' I . k • :-: I I . Do-it-yourself Feeling •.',,...'-. $488INSTALLED C) . L. ', - "' 10 '.• . , . Zs .. : n' FI ii. /.-• •_•\ 0 "HOME OF NA TURE'S HARVEST" i ..-.. S±. j Ain 4d LARGE SELECTION OF CHRiSTMAS COOK iES Reg.1I.4 . . VIETNAM 011VIS f , NW -1 10 water chestnuts THIS WEEk'S SPECIALS i•rg' Tboroughly rrux mushroom. bamboo shoots water chest a sauce mixture i ____ . I fring thicken about 2 lbs. 0-40V 5 1 i D G entertainment as provided by I es and Linda and the Inrimates from Iake %lonroe Inn. Af with chicken pieces. place in heat-proof dish. Steam for 15 THUY I Go RamNam Dong Co) 6 Ounese mushrooms I OfliOfi - Tables were spread in (lie p, -irk and take-out service -as available. Continuous gratis . Enjoy , . STEAMEDCHIChF% .%"2~1 g Good Wed, Thurs. Fro NOW TANG ORDERS FOR OUR A RIrr'trr' pull off From &mta 0 ..., . nt_ . 2 tsp. soy sauce add beef arid pork, Look jx)t on a pan to catLh inevlln4 following the dinner until done. Spread giyoza skin was presided over b'. president with egg on 2 edges, then spoon Mrs II.E, McS%ain A sovifl meat onto the giyoza skin (lose hourand gift exchange' followed it tightly. fry or steam until S1 PP%.o1K ftr the 14 riienttrs and nine broned use low heat to fr'. guests in rooms demrated ft)r turn ofteni TAMIKO the 0iristinas season 0STIMM, JAPAN -sses, individual donations arid a corps workers were cited bs Mrs GieIo for the s of the project. %I rs. Gielo%%- said. "We are truly sorry for ally inconvenience calised the patrons %%,ho had to %vait in line. Evervone in line had been ,,, moisture. Refrigerate over. covered at medium heat until slices Mix oil. sugar, soy night. To unmold, pull cheese dry. Stir rice. reduce to low sauce. pepper. cornstarch and ' 347 1/2" x 4' x 12' OI4I'VrJnij HOURS: 7:30 - 6:00 Monday thru Saturday of .. b Shand Jabbari of Iran (right). Pit, short Detember husuivs, of PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 22 thru 29 Ph: 323-4700 VISA gypsum encased in a special fibrous paper. 3/8" x 4'x 8. . . . . . . . . . No 761617610 quantities on special sale merchandise 66"Wh Sparkle Post-Formed Counter Top with End Caps Cuts, routs, grooves, trims, and decorates in wood, plastics, compositions. among Mrs Walter A, Gielow projects that after the final accounting, file proceeds from the barbecue nia v [let over $1000. I,o ca I Fire resistant board of solid or Gold Leather A good choice for serious woodworking jobs. Prices quoted in this ad are based on customers picking-up merchandise at our store.DeliveyisavajIabieforasmaIIcpr (SERVES 6to8i Jacaranda barbecue as . Teacher Sue Ifill (left) gets ready to sample Perashkey Crepes. a dish prepared MrN liM ' '' Cabinets • Circle - o.7404 Each ., ,. CHINESE FRIED RICE . WALLBOARD -"- - -- . '. Nets SS For Gazebo nitinity projects which have been held io raise .' 4A . t Garen ..... _____' - ' Barbecue In The Park igirk as a Sanford Centennial salute this yea UILflULL 149 Each 77 .. ___ chicken and stir, fry for 3 4 oz. cream cheese, softenedcloves L cup butter softened of waterrain minute's. Add pineapple, g . P. . heat to low, cover, and cook for 2 cups sifted confectioners 4 tps salt 2 minutes. Remove and set sugar e Oit ctucken into small pieces, aside Clean skillet. Ifeat the 3 egg )olks othtr tbs. of oil in the skillet 2 tsp. vanilla or vanilla cognac I, nix % ith the 2 tsp. s.dt. Heat oil in a big pan at niteum heat, until cry ho Add arlic d cu chopped citron candied vE.S.O.L. students fill (heir plates from International Buffet at their (1iristinas inuner ham and bacon in oil -~tir, fr)- about I ininute. Add orange & lemon peel luncheon. curnstardi mixture and cook 1-5 oz can toasted slivered Add chupped tomalo, green ptpptr muon and sweet pepstir until thickened about I almonds pers. uil, garlic, olives. capers, minute Add chicken and mix fresh straiAberries for garnish oregano and tomato sauce, fry thoroughly Allow cheese and butt or to slightly for 2 minutes. Add I cup FlEDGIYO sthndat room temperature for 2 of water, add the chicken ar.d _-.1-lb ground beef tirs- with electric beater, inix at cook for 10 minutes. Add rest of lb. pork iground pork) I o% speed, adding sugar water and salt. Vilien boilmg, I onion mincedi gradually, then egg yolks, one add rice. Mix and cook un:i cloves garhc mmcedt at a tune, beating them well More than UO persons were served chicken Jacaranda Circle of Sanforti fresh ginger small root 'mm- Add vanilla, Stir in chopped barbecue Sundas' in Centennial Park from Garden Club mitet for d cedi LOSE WEIGHT peels and almonds. lAne a clay noon until 3 p.m. The benefit barbecue, (liristriia.s dimme'r in the homeof gi'.o skin (lower pot with double FAST sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of PrarceAittiMrs.) I -gg while thickness of cheesecloth % turh ANDKEEPITOFFI 1, 11olticlaw and Mrs Vurn,in oil and butter Commerce arid C.I.P , was designed to fie p TRIMCLINICS has been w-rung wit with cold Davis as co-ho!,tesses to.4ird the consi rut lion o a .,aze )o in - The ' 9 Reg. Price .. 24.99 / ' • A three sides. Front handle Easy to install, clean and service. UL listed. 1-4 lb fish clearied 14 cup water I". ttisp. vinegar 1 I No. 7530 principal to give early warning. Can detec fire in the first stages, when smoke is still invisible. Operates on 9 volt alkaline battery. • : ',. , .,J ",' / 1 79 0 operate on the ionization " 21- tbsp. oil 21- cups coarsely chopped onions ' -1 ptional U2151 rip fence. First Alert detectors I UOI 1.AM) PUERTO RICO PAKSIWNOISDA iBhIAlSFH FISH, THE PlIlLlPP1NFs 1?. CDX SHEATHING PLYWOOD . 7504 Double insulated. Accepts No. SA76 RS ' '.....*' Features: energy saving Dry Selector Switch, durable porcelain enamel tub, dual detergent Maximum motor output 1/3 hp Calibrated Battery Powered SMOKE DETECTOR . UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER Two-Speed JIG SAW I3Each • 1 144 Square tilting shoe for bevel and compound mitre cuts. Included) Bundle 20 Year Warranty 1932 ,.•.. ItOQUE chicken, beef, shrimp, green peas, mushrooms. bean chicken Itsp. salt sprouts, peanuts. ,) : SPefnll S .4.-4 Cut clucken into strips Heat pan, add oil. fry onioru . 1 tbs. oil wide and I-" long. Combine I until brown. Add rice and saute, ' bacon (salt tsp cornstarch.ptpptr , 1 tbs combine egg s. SO) sauce and oil. 17 tsp. salt, and 2 tsp. soy salt, stir slightly and add to 2 oz. chopped ham 1 tomato sauce. Add to chicken and mix pan. Saute, stirring the 2 green , hat all strips are well cups of o pt ional ingredients are I . FIBERGLASS -. No. T5. 1 _____ I I small clove garlic 7 dispensers, sound insulation and full-time filtering system. The professional tacker. One hand operation leaves the other hand free to control the work Feeds staples automatically. 1 I 93 15 Year Warranty . . 1399 Each First Alert A -. ----- 2 boneless chicken breasts I tsp. cornstarch I - tsp pepper tsp salt Kit includes ballcock I OVERCOOK. Serves 6 FAIII'LE C11ICKEN . White and Colors. squares. 7 1 RIOLLANO. pan from fire. DO NOT GAXAOTHOMI - STAPLE GUN DORA PUERTO RICO - TOILET TANK REPAIR KIT JIG SAW 59 - . nd and 95 insulated Has recessed locking button 22 hp (max motor output) RIVET GUN KIT nst SHINGLES h - sun 3/8"" DRILL Kit / S — Self-Sealing ROOF Mocaco design lavatory faucet for MINI-VANITY:Sealed do n b y the . . Reg. Price (each) ....................32C Package Reg. Pricepkg.). , Each I . salt and pepper to taste I inch pieces fresh ginger. Put the pork in a shallow pan crushed and place in oven at35ountil 1thsp. salt pork la rd browned. Meanwhile fry the 14 Isp. black pe p pe r plantains iwhic have been salt to taste t he Ao green pepper sliced the greas e from the pork and ['lace fish in pot and over it arrange plantains, green sprinkle the water, vinegar, pepper and peas around it. Put ginger, lard, pepper and salt. in oven aga in with tomatoes Bring to a boil, then simmer ari'I onions and coverwith wine. covered, until done. Add sliced (iiiik uncoeredforI5nunutes peppe g - . Reg. Pr ice (each batte).............. COCONUT CAIAMY pan tmaking a thin crepe, cook 3 cups water until bottom is lightly browm ed I tsp grated lemon or ginger and top is solid. Invert crepe n Combine all the ingredients in to board with cooked side up. a saucepan. Insert the candy Repeat 6 or 7 tunes. Fill cooked thermometer and cook over side of crepe with meat mixture high heat until it begins to boil and fold two sides together Reduce the heat to medium for leasing ends opt,. Lightly 5 minutes or until the ther brown bottoms in large pan moineter reaches 224 F. Do not with half slick of melted butter stir too much white cooking. over medium heat. Carefully Remove pan from heat and turn to brown tops under allow to cool. Spread mi xt ure in broiler. - SHAM! JABLIARI dpreserse dish and p Each - Luncheon amount of crepe mixture into I& tip salt .... PUiO univ To III small tenon pan melt I ChrLstrnas luncheon for their and communications. Group I Up pepper f blick, friends and faculty. Students situations and indjviduaIizj l'art II brought dishes native to their learning labs stress such areas oine!and.s, said the program as consumer education, per. 1 cup milk IIvities included a recipe sonal relations and health care. 4 tbsp flour exchange For more information tall I stick butter Students celebrated not only 32-3-14 50, ext. 345, Melt I stick butter in d largv the Christ mas s&ason but also The students share some of fr)ln'; pan. Saute onions fir t he fact that they have corn- their roun(i.lhl,world recipes. and then add the ground ChUCk. pleted the first semest er of "PEltASflKF:y"cftfq. Add spices, add grated tomato classes. 1 4serslngs when meat be gin.s to brown, The E.S.O.L. Program Part I then add the parsley and mix it chuck into the meat. lb :I1 term. Twenty-two countries are I fresh parsley Blend eggs, flour intl milk resented with Puerto Rico ichopxd, with the beater sit it iia'dium uba and Vietnam composing 2 anall OflOftS ichoppedi f or 3 minutes FURRING STRIPS 1/4 ' RAY'OVAC General purpose batteries 1 5 volts x Fare The E.S.w,. (English for the largest percentage of College students hosted I RD Wednesday, Dec. 21. I77-18 WHOLESALE-RETAIL THRIFT 322-IS96 - 349S 37 niq t-~S SANFORD DOWNTOWNS,NFORD ' SHOE STORE ISANFORD FIRESTONE ONLYI I&FRENCH 208 E. FIRST ST. 322.0204 L 322-0144 mmmmm t- ?' �Wednesday, Dec. 21, 177 23-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. by Chic Youna BLON DIE - T-E 1: ct~) uLcvE I;e4EDBEENJ- - , -p & ----- .'/ l BOSS W49 GONE-su l, . • /44. I It '& suffix (abbr) 12 Cry of pain by Mort Walker 'E5, IM JUST ABOUT IT NOW IT'S ALL PIP 'IVU HEAR I'M JUGT PIP YOU ABOUT WHAT SARGE HEAR THE SARGE? a/ER NOT SAI D TOPAY? CAW' YEAH NEW!'? REAPI#6 TO4 MEGS c_ 50 Th 13 Possessive 52 53 pronoun 14 Environment J S by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER a AN0 novel I 7 Pd A LIL 54 V9i 55 Bravos ISp) 56 Service charge 57 Young Ice 58 Nuisa. •e 24 Rider flIIU HV - DOWN a I! I' I$ 1 ioo A • C - P AT Y 8 Extrasensory 9 Skinny fish 10 Quarrel 11 C pe I Makes pigeon 19 Conger H I. U (3 ° ! ;rrrai D1 Atal t[Pei, ___ 35 Tank 36 Kind Of lettuce - - Southern general • •( - sounds 21 Japanese con 39 Coot, 2 South African 23 Actor Dailey 41 Muffles tribe 24 Veed 31 Mint 42 Egg (Fr 3 Made less 25 Eight (SP) 32 Fruit residue 43 Ba ba basic (chem) 26 Th*art 33 Noun suHhe 4 Greek 110cr 44 Corner 27 Jest 34 Speed 5 Clean animal i FP sperm Eye drop 28 35 Conte, 46 She ') 29 Existence 36 Spanish 6 New 47 Goes to COull Lat hOu5i Testament 48 Criterion 30 Asian sea 37 Old fashioned book 51 12 Roman 39 Not interested 7 George Gersh 32 Mounta 52 Polceman Lit) 40 Curl, letter wins brother UIIU U iuu , ui• s• .. .i. u... u•.. u SEEN man Boom HE NONEBoom BEENE BEENHEN Boom • -, S By MIUMIL VAN BUREN 1 '• • -. - j • VP -. . • . •' - • cheated on my wife. My her the way she is. She insists protAezn: Occasionally I'll go to that I go to topless bars because it topless bar with a few of my I prefer big-busted girls. It's not buddies. We have a few beers, Besides, some of the girls watch the girls dance, and then aren't any bigger than she is. we go home. (honestly.) Abby, i it wrong for a IIIIfl to The girls do not come around enjoy looking? and sit with the c ustomers ORDINARY GUY they just dance on the stage. I)E/ift O1U)INAIIY: No. In There is no flirting with the fart It's normal. Men land men. I've never met any of the women, tooi have enjoyed girls who dance there, and I viewing the human torso since have no desire to the' beginning of time. I% itness M> wife kns I wod never all the ancient nude sculpture run around on her, but she gets and paintings In art museums, very hurt and angry when itt')) Because yo ur wife' Is hir I've been to a topless joint conscious about her small bust -----it I take her out often, and have her resentment invited her to come along to derstandable. prove it's not the kind of place Looking Is not your problem. where tie girls mingle with the Talking is, lien, but she won't come with DEAlt AHI3Y: i refer to two me. I've even offered to take letters that appeared in our her to a place where the men enlunin on the sune Ins take off their clothes, but she wn' from UNDEII.ovF:l,. true. f .\ . • -. '- - '' - i children who love theirDtddy strange, Lester. DEAR AIlB's': Four years very much. They are still too ago I attended a shower for a young to know what has hapbride. I gave her a set of four p-ned, but I plan to take them very nice plastic placemats. and go back to live with n The problem is she is still going parents until my husband gets with the same guy, but they out of prison aren't married yet. What should I tell rn I was banking about asking children when they ask where her to return the placeniats their lather is? TROUBLED IN TEXAS my daughter is getting n,arried ,on and she cuulrl us e DEAR TROUBLED: Tell th em the truth In language that thet %%Ililt is SOW ;lrIvir-e they will he able to understand WUNDF:UIN(; ill >ou don't somebody el(I N I) F; H IN (,: will. I I) F. A It Forget It. ihe' girl ma% marr> ______ _______ the gus. .. If you feel left out and lonely, 'r wish Siu knew tw to get FAIRWAY ip'opli to like mi. 11% flew LAUNDROM AT Iliw To He' Popular; f. Dry Cleaning at budge? Vuui*' Never Ti :: prices and coin laundry )lri" for tju $ serv ice an a pleasant at. with a Ion.' lf•addressed. mospherc Open 7 a rn •;uiiper1 i ctntsr envelop- to daily Locatec. if -\lh. 132 Iisk Drive. verI FAIRWAY PLAZA 11111 % . (alif. 90212 On Hwy. 1792 at 27th : She's alwaysbeen unh a ppy about the iiallness of her bust, DEAR ABBY: I'm 2. happily cn though I've tried to con. married, and have never Once her that I'm sattsfk'd with , •. . several medications since she has gall st ones, a heart run- lcastaL'oupleofS'OUflCe glasses dition. and arthritis. The doctor of orange juice a day to provide gave her I.asix furosemide) potassluiii that will not affect for the swelling of her feet and the small intestine in any way ankles, but t oo k away her and may protect your mother. potaiwu I ani concerned Fresh (nuts are a good source about this, and would up- of potassiwli. The only precaution one nee prt'ciate your comments. DEAR READER - liz cia follow here is that if a person potent diuretic and must be has badly diseased kidneys that used with caution in older are not torinifl urine. men needs to be people in particular. It is easy potassium to remove too much salt and restricted. That is qwte rare water causing a pe rson to be compared to the number of dehydrated and to upset the people who need additional chemical balance. This is potassium when taking a equally true of most of the diuretic. potent antidiuretics. It is an DEAR I)R LAMH - Will . excellent m edicine to r em ove rays show the cli in the leg if excess fluid, ou have thrombopi'ebitis It works by increasing the DEAR READER - Ordinary elimination of SOd1UIII. The Wednesday, Dec. 21, l,77-e. Prob Iem Is Talking, Not Looking .. 25 Rubbish 27 Hinged mom Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I DEAR DR. LAMB - Several years ago, I believe I read in one of your columns that a person should take potassium If he took a di ur etic because di uretics deplete the potassium supply in one's system. My mother recently moved and has aI-inew doctor. She is 16 CL.. -. takinV years NCAR C $ I Q t Too Much Salt -aT-t I!IA D ifldiCatiOfl Hawaiian guitar (abbr NONE t5J ---- , 49 Cereal $pike 22 Roman date BEETLE BAILEY 1AREPJT YOU GOING TO CHOW, SAR&E? -, 5 Fasten 18 South IFr) 19 Compass point 20 Capsules 1L 42 Group of eight it 45 Cup 46 Superlative I Russian ruler DrugCan Shed Puule rodents agency iabbr) IS Mixture 16 All right Ii Simple song fM Answer to Previous 41 Genus of ACROSS --S - - I - •• - - -' - - \ -. 1. ,, , -. - says she*s not Interested. complaining hwtiandof 2I) r'.ir had firs t all interest in se 'I he tither (miii I'AII) SlY hUEs also married 20 .r'ars plaining beca use her hus ba nd ilrilianik'd t(s tOUCh sex I (il(lflt think ouch if our VU toll itiliti troth lii SVP a I)lClii or il !' therapi. then )OU dismissed th&fli with. - iliats Jwtanh;tIk In tither hilt' s inequities '.sords sou at.- 5%lfli. tough ittUitiiit'. didrit inl put to two oiq in tnih with each i th r k:STEH IN I i\K I 's' I)Ftt( hJ-MFit: I fleser put . ... - : -- husband ISA r . , V'IS/fq4 -' 1 ''i- A 'I. " 1 i. 322-9739 was s('ntencirI to three ears in Sime trangrrs are' mights prl'1n We have t%4 0 small stranger Try it you'll like it! _,,I' ,, '..!--- - - tE.,i_P , I. bt-caus#- her - iki.t .i-c4. -, -...-'.-' \-i: •.,- ...'t• - ,e : '.- -''-i : NONEBoom MEM - -, I -.- by Bob Montana ARCHIE N OW VISS BE4ZLY CA6q BuRNEVEVTH/vJG V/CE AS FAST AS SHE,D;D ) for the excess fluid retention. It soft-tissue masses and you does increase the loss of cannot see arteries and veins That is why doctors inject an potassiwli as well. doctor may have opaque dye into the circulation The potassium If there is a clot in the leg vein the removed the vein, it will tassium pills and it obstructs be cause certain po mom m entenc coat ed pills in corn- notfillcornpieteIYWiththedye bination with' diuretics have The filling defect may identify MENEM mom N been shown to cause ulceration the location of the obstruction, and bleeding from the small which in the case of a vein may mom u•ua E int estine in some patients. That be a clot. An o bstruction in an doesn't mean your mother artery may be from the build up doesn't need potassium. I' she of fatty-cholesterol depit mom Boom BONN has any increased loss of We are w the middle of the ac- cold and flu season Readers potassium with the Lasix Betion, she will in deed need more who want information on these problems can send 'O cents fei potassium. The Physicians' Desk each for The Health Letters Reference that details all the number 3-I. The Cold, Flu current drugs specifically Group; or 3-2 Colds and Flu Prevention and recommends a liquid potassium Group. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL sup plem ent if one is needed Treatment. Send your r eq uest because of potassium depletion to I)t'. Iamb with a long, stamped, self-addressed en. when taking Lash, For Thursday, December 22, 1977 A good way to solve this velope in care of this problem is to Include foods that newspaper, P.O. lbs 1511, contain lots of potassium In the Radio City Station, New 'irk. take precedence over your will diet. I would recommend at NY 10019. YOUR BIRTHDAY to win. Dec. 22. IW7 (,EMINI May 21-June 20) it a point to set specific Buyer's remorse is something Make we've all experienced after career goals this coming year If anyone's going to get a raise we've made a foolish purchase. Its (P.%% All) and .It%IF.S JUflIb's or promotion it might just as This malady could afflict you Io(lay. st-c (our potential losers well lx, you. CANCER June 21-July 22) If One trump 'if the finesse CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. loses, one heart and the two 19 Persons performing work or you hope to bluff your way miss ing aces Can he do through something today, be service for you today may not anything a bout one of th4 act in compliance with your sure you have the poker face to lasers' off. Others will read carry it tI_ wishes unless you're on the spot fir burr can if lie 11,1' sum' to check Having trouble what you're holding back from lie can discard un(' if his hea rts on one of dumuui> selecting a career? Send for your expression. LEO iJuly 23-Aug. fl It will diamonds IC) do this he your copy of Astro-Graph must leave trumps alone Letter by mailing 50 cents for take exceptionally shrewd and lead a diamond toward maneuvering to come out on top each and a long self-addressed. his queen. East will due-k. stamped envelope to Astro- in horse trading today. Recall but South will lead it sec on.I o wn to this, when you sit d Graph, P.O. Box 4$9. Radio City diamond and knock out the ace. East plays a set- ond Station. N.Y. 10019. Re sure to bargain . VIRGO rAug. 23-Sept. 22 hea rt , but South get. ti specify your birth sit. discard his pote'nt nil loser ri AQUARIUS (Jan. )-Feb 19) Unless your goals are clean) in a k'oxl diamond bt'fir, 1,1 . Self-discipline nt your long focus today you're apt to get off ing the trump fun's. 'on tangents. Something op-suit today You have a tendenc to overdo work or pleasure and portune could go unachieved. LIBRA(Sept.23-Oct. 231 perhaps even both PISCES Feb. 20-Mardi 201 Failure to view things from A Massachus.'ts ri-,i1-r Domestic problems should be every angle will lead to a wants to know if there i t___t.. ,lidnrt,'d niilsarø nnil nrn.4,ae.' r"'" r''-' k epr e pt w-nrun IflV ldlflhiy CIEtIC such a play as the (i.iifl actor> results today. today, Keep ot hers out of them . unsatisfactory coup Reese's first rule for suit ess ell-meaning look at the whole scene. This 'i n clude Some' years ago ( 'h,arrs I dw p) is look for coun SCORPIO 22 Boston friends. your losers lie also counts America in the '%orlLi ARIE.SIMardi21'April 19) In Unfortunately, others are not winners, but feels t ha t the ship made -a nut caree r matters today take care' likely to do for you what you are losing trick count is the unusual but successful Iv.i1 es, prepared to do for them today. not to operate at extr em mcre important of the two against Italy and thi- pt.a' Then your nest step iS to was then named tb, (i.ufl Progress coul d t* impeded It you know this, you'll not t* look at the trump suit and coup through behavior either too disappointed decide if you should play SAr.I11'ARR2S (Nov.23-Dnegative or unrealistically . , 21 The r eso ur ces of you and South wins the first trick 'p0' a CODY your mate could be in for a P°11' I AL HIS April 2t$'May 20 and a careless player will MOOt RYJ ri 51 to Involvements that smack antl4ug session today. Try to ImmedIately try a trump Rriqe co ,r eWation should be avoided reach agreement on how funds finesse. P0 (Ia' 49 P8(1.0 C?p S'i spe t(xiay. your will to lose might should be allocated. A more careful player will t.c.s Von 'J V !OitQ SwW Scutta by Howie Schneider /IS GREAT fl4AJ I THE HEIGHT O YXPIii. LAM.)... IF W FEJTAGE OF PtRTY TAX ) PAY OiJ %Jk by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA'S POP fl MMLI (CULPNT Ou KNOW IT? THE ONE TIME C 1M REALLY PREPARE2' a ... NOJC'Y SHOWS UT9 a a : \\ ; of O C _ mom HOME HE .1_ lI,_ R 00 \ . N' ON AT THI A RESEARCHER) MONTh40RENCV -' FROM THE AS HIS OWN I CAGE? UNIVERSITY A IDEAS ABOUT A / THESE. 6LE. IS OMNO EXPERIMENT. MoNT'gEt'1 THINGS! - I ______ V C by Stoffel & Heimdahl 'BUGS BUNNY 1CJLLA ( INTE WGE.NCE :fJ V -!k! FRANK AND ERNEST FRA ___ NCHISE ' Community The I'R(' is located at Sciiitnole' Community ('ollege, next to the Administration building. For more- in• foniiat ion. ('all 323-1450, ex t&-n.svin 3-8 F:I.l)A Nl('IIULS by Stan Lee and John Romita 1 yOU MEAN-' THE .3C)8 - - VE'S' 8UT pUtt, H AV E T 6,TARr /MMFP/S1TELY' TDRY'% SPiciRt'?iI5 RR TtRMD JjiH.S, L. YLTkEY1 iT VW ThERC 5 5000W &Z \ iTMCAN5 TRAYEL \ LON G sou. 1 iN(, AWAY vGRJ,1 Al' A /i WffA"5 f - " rSTILL NO twE' x OA'E i.A€'T ILL PACK -Ac%'s.s - 8cY I u J'.i YOOT8RuH 1,54! HA r •"'' & A',' BE c,' s'v " --SHE EL AT . . ' -' c 'Ili ON, MAV mt :xi.vw REASON- 'r- ' NO X0- , ,SrANNA FACE tl~ SNIP T - IVIII Fiffm v \ ç REG. 12.99 '-:'•: - kICLS GOOD QUANTITY LB. DEC fl Tsr, DEC 2?. rC77 RIGHTS RESERVED * --------------- * - !:1. • Sizes 6-10 J WIL iTj4,,1I , i. 1,r D :.'.' r - - S. W . "FL - w CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS - "K 1 ANP 1HErO0L? ' _ by Garry Trudeau# Au am! 1U LONDON BROIL 49c * BEEF LIVER ................ L 001 OK 1ST GOOD ROASTING CHICKEN... 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Dremel Moto-Tools 40 4 'e S 68 T-BONE STEAK ......... Electric knives • - PORTERHOUSE OR Sets ,- _'' 41 ' Aluminum Cook Ware :-.- - Q`a 3 . , ''P -', t397 "K Hamilton Beach Doughnut Maker . "-: HEEL WRAP-AROUND PASTEL SHADES, NATURAL. BROWN AND BLACK I I I .,-'' '. y-41'/.' ''4 ,,•';/-. ,.,j._'C ' LB.1 MANY 14011)WWUP1SAC 4 ili we -':. * * 'F 000NESBURY ' - $58 I?Tip J "' TUMBLEWEEDS 2 * AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES - Presto Burgers MID MO4P5SS - TURKEY * -. * WEDGE Is ( The center provides workshops, pin> shops. discussion groups and has a Parent-Child ('u-operative, located at the Christ Episco pal Church, 14mg wood. for children ages 2 through four . t SPIDER-MAN by Bob Thaves SLOW FOOD ource -"- . ir ERNIE'S _________________________________ ____ The Junior Woman's Club of members feel it is a great asset tc $O0 Sanford recently presented a to the community, and In operation for a )ear, PRC check for $100 to the Parent recognize its need of support is a support center, serving Resource Center PItC of from local civic groups. parents, their children and th e The PHC is a non - prof i t community. Qualified inSeminole County, for the first spo nso ring membership. organiiaton and depends on structors teach a variety of The Club chose to give this memberships for funding, with skills in classes that are money to the center beci'use memberships ranging from $3 available now . ' FRANK s Heu * 41: es For The ____ ""'-- I WAT s6p : ARMOUR STAR GR. 'A" SELF BASTING _..__ _._ 7V1 1T) / - ' j WIN AT BRIDGE MOT}R. C)R NChoI I: Brenda Stewart (left to right), president of the Hoard of Directors of Parent 'Iltesource ('enter, and Dr. Fae Moore, and Nancy Crawford, hoard members, smile over donation from the Junior Woman's ('lub of Sanford. HOROSCOPE EEK & MEEK r, r (Meraid '... •- '..;.i - 19C ALL PURPOSE WHITE * POTATOES ir' AG .. �4 8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Filled With Wedntidy, Dec. 21, 1977 Nuts And Fruit For Supper if Roulades Christmas Breads From Other Lands food 21cUP3 water. divided Sprinkle with I teaspoon salt. yoUIffve stq LA cUP lied brown sugar Place rectangular halves of the holiday. Chicken R.oujades 2 ta bl espoo ns cornstarch bread and cheese lengthwise on Elegante and Roulades teas teaspoon veal. Sprinkle with parisey and Lausanne dress up any Yule I teaspo on lemon juice thyme. Roll jelly roll fashion; menu, yet they req ui re little i teaspocin fasten with skewers or wooden work — an unusual corn• cur ns r raisias picks. I ghtly coat veal rolls l i natlon. And the fa ct that t he y with flour; reserve any are quickly made and ROUUDFS UL'SAS remaining flour. heat butter in glamourously served from 6 veal cutlet., e'ln hthiCk large skillet. Add veal rolls and chafing dishes adds to their 'about pounds) c garlic; light ly brown. Remove glory as fancy main courses. I teaspoon salt divided Turn veal rolls in to For the Chicken Roulades 6 slices firm whole Elegante ch icken t hi ghs are bread, cut in half o e stiieat chafing dish. Add reserved ' flour , to skillet. Stir in rolled with raisin bread and 6 slices natural Swiss h s c eese remaining ' teaspoon salt, ;"i chopped walnuts and br owned slices, cut in half chicken broth, wine. mushroom In butter in the blazer pan '4 cup chopped pieces and liquid. Cook, stirring directly over c an ned heat They I teaspoon deafth)1 constantly, until mixture re simmered until tender and cup flour ns. Pour sauce over veal removed from the pan in which 2 tablespoons butter or thicke rolls Place blazer pan directly amlldly sweet sauce is blended margarine over Sterno canned heat. Cover CHICKEN ROULADES I small clove garlic, g, and cook I minutes or until , El.EGANTE i cup broth veal is tender. Spr in kle veal 8 boned chicken thighs, skinned cup dr white wine rolls with additional chopped 8 s li ces firm ra is in bread 1 can ounces) . mu.s oorn parsley. Keep warm over ' cup chopped walnuts pieces Sterno canned heat. 2 tablespoons butter or Flatten veal cutlets with margarine mallet or side of rolling pin. VIE!.!). ' servings, By AILEENCUIRE It cup diced candied pineapple from draft, until doubled In bulk, about 50 minutes. Confectioners' sugar frosting tangle; fold as above. Turn, roll The Ileraldsen'kn I unshelled pecan, Large dried bulk, about 40 minutes. Hake In a 350-degret' oven Colored sugar and fold once more; chill I Christmas spanned many beau or foil-wrapped tiny doll Meanhile, mix together about 20 to 25 minutes, or until Scald milk; add sugar, salt hour. Repeat procedure of to charming traditions from Confectioners' sugar frosting peanuts or Southern Belle done. Remove from baking and .25 cup margarine. Cool to rollings, foldings, turnings and different countries. Multk'olored candy sprinkles pecans, candied orange peel sheet and cool on wire rack. lukewarm Measure warm chilling two more times. Then and candieJ pineapple. For example, mans families or candied cherries When cool, frost with con' sater into large warm bowl. refrigerate overnight. in Mexico keep the old Spanish Punch dough down. Turn out fectioners' sugar frosting and Sprinkle or crumble in yeast; In a large bowl thoroughly Next day, on lightly floured Christmas tradition of the lightly mix 1 cup flour, sugar, salt and onto out into a 12floured by 14-inboard. Roll decorate with candy sprinkles stir until dissolved. Add board divide dough in haf. Roll Three Kings. Jan. 6, the did a ive c h rec- or candied cherries, ct d yeast. m milk mixture. Beat one half the dough to a 15 by 6"Dia de Reyes" or Day of tangle. Spr inkl e fruit and nut Makes I large cake. Combine w a t er, milk and together eggyolksand 1 egginch rectangle. Cut 12 strips. 15 Kings, the children place their mixture over dough. Place CHRISTMAS DANISH hite reserve remaining egg by 'inch. Twist each strip and }l8t shoes at the Mow to be ,!led margarine in a saucepan. unshelled pecan, dried bean or WREATHS hitei. Add y iolk mix ure arni form into a circle, sealing ends over low heat until liquids are foil srapped doll in ith toys by the Three Kings. center n ter of i cup milk k m on pee l to yeast mixture. u cll. Place on greased baking warm i1 Th to 130 degrees. dough. Roll up tightly as for cup sugar salt Stir in flour and cornstarch ; sheet.s Repeat ith remaining is is also parts time for Margarine does not need to jelly roll. Roll dough gently I': teaspoons Mexican families, with melt. Gradually add to dry mix until just blended. Cover half of dough. Cover lightly sith asoed holty from c en ter to ends to forma &4 sticki mgar mar margarine n ingredien ts and 2 minutes tightly sith aluminum foil and plastic wrap: refrigerate special cake called 'Rosca de at inediwn speed of el c rope about 30 inches long and cup warm water chill about 1 hour. ec t ri overnight. Reyes" or King's Ring, Usually Pt inches in diameter, being 2 packages or cakes yeast, Spread I'; cups margarine In mixer, scraping bo w Combine reserved eg shite' a tiny doll is hidden in the dough l 0C careful to keep pecan hidden. active dry or compressed ssax paper into a 10 by 12-inch ith I tablespoon stater. Brush and the person who f inds it lfl casionally. Add egg and cup Place on large greased baking 2 eggs rectangle. Place III,* flour, or enough to make a thick Danish sith t''g thite iiitxture , his ece of cake is crow ned batter. Beat at high speed 2 sheet and formInto a large I teaspoons grated lemon peel slab on one third of dough, Fold Bake in 375legree ot'n 1520 king or queen and can choose a minutes, ring; se tiids together. Make 3 cups unsifted flour raping bowl uncovered third over middle minutes. or until done Cool. partner for the evening. Also, ° 8 slashes around top of ring. 2 tablespoons co rnstarch 1ion: cover ith remaining Frost ith co nfect ioners' sugar KING'S I{IS(. ('()NTMNS SURPUISF: ft.e kind or que must thifi casionally. Stir in enough ad' cover. Lt rise in warm place, 1' cup 3 sticksi margarine dutional flour to make a soft third. Give dough a quarter frosting and sprinkle stith ,:ive another party to which all dough. Turn out oato lightly (tee from draft, un til doubled in 1 tablespoon water turn; roll to 12 b 1&'ineh rec. colored sugar M akes 24 buns he people present are invited. (inured board. Knead until This is a delicious yeast. smoothandelastic,about8tolo tjsej sseet bread filled with SAVE 22 Assorted Ficj,ø,s ,*rrdied fruit and nuts. You minutes. Place in greased bostl, . . mar stant to start your own turning to grease top. Cover. 46 Let rise in warm place, iie Hawaiian Punch 2 Jan. festivities or have it _____ ' i I Flyn ai'uj during Christ mas. SAVE 13c In Natural ,Jic Del Monte Sliced Crushed or Ch jnii Legal Notice KING'S RING SAVE 1 4c Pillsbury s Big Count,y 3one'tturd flour one'third cup sugar FICTITIOUS NAME 1; Nø'ce s PlrCby gyrri Ira? I am teaspoon salt i engaged b,5nCti at 2671 oriSmoo 2 packages active dry yeast Or Seminole Courslp. Florida. 5t cup water rsder Pie tlCt.?i05 flame of one-third cup milk 1 egg rat room temperature, I cup chopped peanuts Southern Belle pecans 1 cup diced candied orange peel Legal Notice Butter Quarters.......... ... 29 • . 'A I I ;.: a v" :rf04aFRYING SAVE II c Green Giant Cut French Shortenll ing_____ 1' limit I Pieo5, With Other Purchases of 'chiding All Tobacco Products $119 ' , 0 - - "i' ~_ f"."., ." I - A day. December 24 and will remain Q I \ , ,. . . (III(' l, , I" -11 ~1 I t — i Id J V.. L -,. / you and your family a holiday I P. Gallo Win. 140-1Ift, 6•12 it - Pepsi Publix the place for produce. '• 8 Blot a Coke Prodds 79i Cranberries ........... 2 :.:. 32 or $ Ocean Spicy grand Fresh 6 St Is -"i atoes .. 10 Idaho Pot .1 , Fo,yourCooliingpj,,ds, U Sal Yellow Sweet Potatoes ......4 For your Holiday Salads or Sandwiches (medium site 1 Tast y Tomatoes 39 ' For your Holiday Salads, Fresh f, Olives ............. 41 ' • Mixed Nuts Pie Crust Sti c ks .. .... .. Bell Peppers ............8 Good Raw or Cooled, Crisp Western g " 39' Perfect for Waldorf Salad. U.S. Fancy Cris £ Juicy McIntosh Apples..3 For Snacks of Salads California Tasty :., ' 49' THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, DEC 22 THRU WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1977 SAVE4Oc ReguloroeOily Hart Formula Protein 21 Shampoo 99' .. : (iTh W.W00-11 ., __ r 85 ii• " Cranberry Relish ......... ,,• SAVE 3c Swansons Q I I 1 ' SA VE 1, Serves BEIL - 79 ',',' 1 Marshmallows ............ Thr fIflt5 ... .......... ... 1101f gallon It' ',, 89 Villa Chrri5 79 ____________ 4011 Ft Dept. "'~~-,-- pit. ,_ e I '''' r n ' ' I, ,, . lb 49 Beef Bologna Ion 7,, bog SAVE I 7c Gala SOn Frozen Eviscerated USDA 49 ... rI , yy 'f t4 I ' I Ready.to.Take'Out Southern 41 Fried Chicken.............. V. , 1 3' Standard Oysters.... ~ % , I ' c ::.rs : he right i : . . t I where shopping is VS I pleasure a I • --' 53 19 : BETTY " : RAISIN • ruid Cool slightly TIP Grate orange peel fur the cake and sauce. then peel if-i. , • • ,i , ' . :.' . .. Rk t' Legal Notice T . 1. l,5 - . ~I I ~% "''S . a P ,,i is itEu..ri LESTER a'a ~A%DRA AILL'AYS ,,% *it A%% LESTEQ soota BEULA-, s ( V I N 0 L E 1.1 E V 0 Q I A L .ESTEQ "OUSE . i• 3S AMO L Tea Bags ........................ I MIXES Peaches......................... ion (0-1 4 I I A 9 SAVE 8c F&P M, in Gelatin in a Creative Mold, I6i 396 7*0510 GOOD iii ,, i0C15S O'IL' ion 4 7, k NOT I CE O F RP Y JflM iu..,.J'IumT Pu 39 bl 33... $ 1 17 sire U JwGreenStamps ____________________ 1' M 11 is : : of 4 . '' (i•,r"b.. ..... Bugs Bunny Vitamins with Iron 60.cf . lp.pj is.d D..,...p... If 't'' ' 10 ii Belly Crocler Assorted Conned Frosting lb •oz con • ' •.p.wi*rd : : II : : 2 a ', I."s- ij ' 'k".;r.t.,,.r,. '.PL%, ' e_.. 0 : : Morshrnoliow Creme 7.0l icr . ,:; r e .'-.. :.: .": ' .. 09 ' :i : : " $' 'ogethir to IS .. '., The alorejad Sale elI P Dixie Crystals 4X tight Brown, Dark Brown, or lOX Sugar I .l 1 I',... is.. P'l ---------------------------,I. L---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- JL : : r(orita is all SIructurr.% rn ii Celeste Frozen Deluse Pizia I J I '•" il 5'' I Seal) II :: rcv 6 Uncle Ben s Long GrainS Wild Rice 6'oi pIg I....,e.i 0..-k.,IS : '' ------------------------------- I AttOrflC% for the Pi4 ,0.ii Pott Ott'ce Bass 79) Orlando , Florida 37102 T,beprorie OS 12) 7650 Puhth C.r.c 21 $971 (Mil,i arid ct 4 jpol The ~!f atoresa ,ci salt all 0e mace pursuant to a F rsaI Juagnni en arid 'or Scm riole iy.,r'u, DATED I,,,' Dc'ember 917 I Sea' A?r'i'.Jri.49,.(.p Da rden BUR lk I P A "Tr05 ,', ';? , ' Pi Pr P F,, o,.i,,BO B 79) O'lars,io, Florida 37507 YrIrpysorse 10S 42) 16%6 Pi.bi,ti'i Oi' 21 1V1 , sllfj jn y4, 4 11 all IPpu"enancet ' Saii iand used in (Oniursct.Ori Iherp',pPi (9 AT,~' , ,~-~~ :5 C(fl iIijrj p'o'e m rn 't t (our' BURKE. P A • made E.ghteentps j..aI C.rtu.t is to, S,rn.nole Count, F lorg.a DATED cia'. rnbe, If?? Arthur H (9cc Clerk of ,h e ( I b g -. .lL'CP .iu MANOR o.rmrr"s , "u'rs ,wpl.a'r(es & n o apc,$enances on Sad land Cr '' PArs Smith's Frozen Pumpkin Custard Pie 26.oi. Ip4Ii ised D..,.b.. ii ii?? 5 S t9;c r L County 'or cia a.??' .5.•.. ?drcd4 ,.e,,% gred r:,acn:_, .::::::::------------------- - --- kra(t : : L 'L ' i' ' E : 10....... ............ P, of po I Pringle s Potato Chips Regular 9.01 or Ripple 8.Oz I i.....is.i tri..-i.' . . 3 J 10.................... 0 ' : : C Sed'flCOri,unctorstti,q,'*tp, ' Ultra Ban Roll-On Ant. Peispirant 2 . site is ,. *. .. -i. '1', 4Q: FLOUR :. ,,,,,- 1. : ii - ix ----.--.•••.-.•-• real OR PLAIN "—_.L4s%,.,.j. ______ 0 ' ii $I or More of Any Candies 1. "11-111111— C Pt, SELF-RISING 7 L nr ;" UNBLEACHED .t — LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR -LONGWOOD - :i W SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD SE M INOL E PLAZA CA SSE L BE a I Cookies ", NCOPOPATLD .' $ 169 SAVE lip TO 14c Del Mont. Halved or Sliced Yellow Clincz Joy Detergent '... S. _,' .., ."5 ' '_ lOOcr 20c Off Label liquid for Dishes - Add SAVE SOC Good Hot of Cold Lipton Fruji iocktaill '5 5 ,.U_, . P!h ED '' ' m he C ,, m um thick ened. Remove from heat. and finely chop the orange for the filling - 11000uF .S1LLIAYS : . Tii( CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE E IGHTE ENT H OICIALCiR (IGHTEETHJUDC UIT IN AND FOR CUrT IN £940 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA SEPAINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL NO lSJ CA 0 L CIVIL 940 1? ?St CA Of L I .1 i EDERAi. 5 ,, N 0N'L S 'I4 ASSOCiATION or - ION "''- 5' BEACHES S2 89 _ AS, OR OATMEAL p sugar teaspoon salt ' , — .. -%- I L. '' , -' •' . .•i, rind In Small saucepan, mix sugar , J " I; I-'- cups orange juice I teaspoon grated orange Legal Notice con .9 edi ' t d .,:::::;::::::',:::::::::;:::::::::::' '_ +_.I., 1 _' lb —s I In orange juice. Cook and stir cup water 4' h JOc is'.'. HOUSE sold (Makes one 9-loch plel 19-ounce) package condensed to s an slighth above pie platei envelope unflavored gelatine lb ALL GRINDS MAXWELL to limit quantities I'. , $2 -, 99 4 Pork "lausage. PublIx reserves ' - ' ....,....................,........, '2" . 88 I $ 79' MINCE PIF. Peas • ' 11 119 Seafood Treat Tasty Ccrolina , , b lb UiiUCiiJfl4 g Grade A TastyCaponS -I—— ...,sk I Q.,'i,in,'a i n,,'I', niii ..'" )iISflU/,L :' mixture. 89c lb Plump Geese .. e ~ ` _~ _ If - --- . - _____ ;~k C 0 ' t S PemiumGovernrnent.Irsspect,d Shipped Quick. Frozen Eviscerated USDA Grade A ............ 79' Dinner Rolls 1 . 99 1 Swift s Premium Governmcnt.irsspected Shipped QuI , Hams Potato Salad ........ lO For Cookies or Cokes Chotolate 69 , ::: Swift sPremiumGovernment.Insp ec te d Shipped Quick Frozen, Eviscerated USDA Grade A to Mixec: Vegetables SAVE 70c Gorton s Batter Fried ,-;' 4912 Serve with 310(k.Eye Fish Portions ........... ... PA;l 'I .'. TastyXilchen.Fresh 29' 3 . Peeled Shrimp ' Delicious Fresh Baked '°' Cooked Ham ........... , PS ' 2" '' ........ Plumrose Sliced sior Delicious Cooked 39' Boneless Ham 79 ,4,i "air butter. Cover with top crust: minCe' meat crimp edge and cut slits near I i 20'ounce I can crushed center For a more golden pineapple in syrup, drained crust, bru.h with egg yolk reserve cup syrup Bake 10 minutes; 1 orange, peeled and finely reduce oven temperature to 350 chopped de gr ees-, t baking Into cmallsauce t crumble 30 minutes or until golden mince meat: add pineapple, t'rown. If desired, shake reserved syrup and orange. gr an ulated sugar overtop crust Bring to a bo il: boil and st ir I anti garnish with lemon sli ces minute Cool before cutting. Orange Sauce: cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch LEMON CHIFFON Roth Blati Hawk Singleton Deveirued & ' Turn intn n,.crr.' ch..I?' ...,.n. yna. ,. a,.%,,, . 'b \Vhol Kernel Corn... SAVE 10 0 Gi an'S t pinac h J:-~~- 80 ; . SAVE IO Green Giant Cream Style nus P i ts ••.b$.2 O '.. 411 8c Green Giant 6 Ducklings .............. \Vhlpped lopping with Butter Tasty Honey loaf or ......,,,,,,., 8c Green Giant Whiti. ______ ______________ -4 ~ :i ." or. 91S Mince Pie Chocola,i Mints.......... Bartlett Pears 1 , J Pumpkin Pie - - - . .. 74i" 99, s Chocolate Covered SAVE 6C FPddCoonut to Make Amb,otiai Gherkins ..................... '. SAVE 41, Quick Maid L 1 5 People 12 ,• TasleTemptin Fresh'Boled TopwithCool Whip 69 Broth sChocolat, Covered Paper oweIs ........... 25 59 ,.,-.&;!,.- I ,i'Il)i"':,,1 ,,_._. r I & p j IMixes 11 Delightful in Hot Cocoa Kraft let Puff Bount WhIte & Decorated or Assorted lo.y. 596 ' ASSORT ED /tI1i" '' DINNER $ e1 iovsToppingfor Yams XraftMin,ati', •1 I).., Onion Soup Mix .......... SAVE 18C Heins Sweet I lambrecht ........ SAVE 40c Morton t Delicious Fried Chicken AVE lOc Morton s Macaroni Cheese .... WIT H C OUPON 8 to 1 0 lb. Cooked Turkey 4 lbs Dressing (your choice) 1 qt Giblet Gravy 1 pint of Cranberry Relish NATURAL FLAVOR sJ MahesDeliciciusGravy C.11IZI _______ ..,.!,Th ' BETTY ita .11: Dinner Napk ins 2 SAVE 1 7c Ice Cream 4 Ei Cook inq bag Items .... , 4 SAVE lOc Sausage Pepperoni or Hamburger ' Swift s Premium or Lasy Maple Niblets Corn SAVE lOc Libby's Healthful Tomato Juice .............. SAVE Sc Ocean Sprr,y Orange i' Broth s Foil SAVE _____S. t)~~~ Chicken Broth ............ SAVE 4c Lipton s lie h & gw i A ~ 't ~ --_Y 69' SAVE Sc Sunshine - Swif t's Franks .............. Nestle's Morsels., Cheez.lts ..................... Ned Grapes................ All Varieties ShoePegCorn $ $1 - 39 '' SAVE ", $ 1 iihliv w a • 20c Minute Maid Lcrnor'iade .......... Ii filled Broth SAVE Fresh Carrots ........2 49 Add to your Salads or Relish Trays. Sun World Brand (2 bunches p.rpot.foge) Green Onions '" Aluminum Foil .......3 1.LT4" . for 1 SAVE 2Sc Reynolds 1 7'inch W i de ' '1 .i., Marsh mallows .............. P4 "35 * Betty Crock,., Pi,. Crust N,. or '' _______________________________________ 8 Trays, Fresh Green .... -- . . - .. ~....1. _._ X..N 1:,:.:...,..,.... '11111111, SAVE I 9 Fr,.epr Queen Assorted ' Orange Marmalade.. I 99 SAVE lOc Crat%e&Bloci, w ,ll Red Label 2 Liter 63 1 .. Iceb11 er ..' SAVE 20c Pianter ' TOSS A SALAD WITH ~ .. -- ) W I -1 JW F"t r1 ' 39, Cok. for- Cooking Onions.... 3 &, Good Baled or Candied, US 'I North Carolina kiln.dried ::......... ... ...I :::::~."'_....., ' Fit '1.' ,Manz 4 Bfl Tab. Sprite C C)f I. sAvr bc Mario s Stuffed Rsfrig.,.to, Jar or 2$ or $ 00 Canada Dry a ''I 9 6 I -I,. - ci .,'L _ I Al,, Club Soda. Collins, Wink Perfectfo.Ialirig,u,. '1 French's ... 10. TURKEY _________________ 3. 0Z 6 BtIs 99 hl1;. Diet .;..::...: :':. 9 2• VE " -. S Turkeys I it -. 32 a: d12 6 But cup un.sifted flour cake roll, I egg slightly beaten 4 eggs separated 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon 2 teaspo on s grated orange r in d I: teaspoon vanilla extra ct teaspoon ground nutmeg I egg yolk plus 2 teaspoons cup sugar skdter , Optional two-thirds cup unsifted flour Preheat oven to 42.5 degrees 1 teaspoon baking powder Prepare pastry; l in e 9-in ch pie . teaspoo n salt plate In l ar ge bowl combine Mince- Fruit Fill in g mince meat, apples, walnuts, Conf ec tioners' Sugar sugar, butter, flour, egg and Orange Sauce spices: mix ¶eii turn into rreneat oven to r5 degrees pastry shell; top with lattice In large mixer bossl, beat egg top. Crimp edges. For a more yolks with rind and vanilla golden crust, brush crust of pie extract until thick and lemon. stith egg yolk mixture. Bake colored. lo sn.all mixer bo'Al, to 30 minutes or until golden beat egg shites to soft peaks: brown. Cool before cutting. gradually add sugar, beating until stiff but not dry. Fold LEMON-MINCE PIE sshjtes into yolks. Combine iMakes one9.lnch pIeI I lemon, unpeeled, cut into flour, baking powder and salt; papt'r.thAn slices fold into egg mixture Spread 1 cup sugar into greased and wax paper. lined IOxlSinch Jellyroll pan. Pastry for 2-crust pie 2 eggs, beaten Bake 10 to 12 minutes or until I 2&ounceb jar ready-to-we cake springs back when lightly touched. Immediately loosen mince meat 1 tablespoon butter or sides: turn onto towel sprinkled mnarganne with confectioners' sugar and 1 egg yolk plus 2 tablespoons remove wax paper Starting at water, o pt ional narrow end, roll cake with Place lemon slices in all towel; cool thoroughly. Unroll. bowl: cover with sugar. Let Spread with Mince-Fruit stand at room temperature 2 to Filling. Roll up. using towel as a 3 hours faugar will thssolvei. guide: place on serving platter Preheat oven to 450 degrees. Sprinkle with confectioners' Prepare pastry; line 9-inch pie sugar. I)n.uie with Orange plate In medium bowl, comrn Sauce. Serve remaining Orange bine 2 eggs arid mincemeat; Sauc over individual servings add lemon mixture: mix well. Mince-Fruit Filling: .' r I _ Cfl cup chopped tsalnuts Use only Grade AA clean. cup firmly-packed light sshole eggs. bro wn sugar M1NCFF'RCIT CAKE . with joy and happiness. " - Magnum urn Boor L Maxwell •i' Coffee i I 1 Sliced Bacon ............... Al S 0%15 I; _____________________________ $ I. We at Publix and our families wish 1h . V, sot . Franra . •A 96 i.•, , , IU)1I.Ufl.S FIJ(.ATE I - '' • '' :;;'1. ' coo _____ IS - ,., LJDesserts LF 11ou the season. ' Old Milwaukee yr Public eseves the right to limit quantities sold .4 012; Chomp one -' . Relish 5-8 — I 65' 408 " . SAVE I .. '; f Iso ~,f . Martell will close at 6p rn Satin. For your Salads or hes ADIS all [Etc ,ot s "A 'I ' 6 Cornbread Stuffing .. . ;Publix Pi.ibl Crisp Cucumbers ~ t Pepperidge Farm Regular or ( - . closid Sur.day. DY ~ '4- Shop early for the • $5 or More ,'". ." ifl 89 0' 's.. , ______________________ ______ g. __._14j*i~4 ii —- Regular Stuffing.......... "!," h Vll!~! Super . . Ii [1it. can PR ____________________________ Pepperidge Form Cornbread or 11~1 Ir All Publix Stu - -',:'•' Christmas $ 32 as ffin ' ................. E'ciudin All TobaccoProducJP Is _______ _____ it. I. 4, aa t - 51 I Please With OiPt,rI of SS or Mo:. toni - ._ v - - 16-at 29 ':' ... . S AVE Ic Stove Top Chicken Cornbread Rice or With Pork KRAF SALE 5., Miracle Whip Margarine Cheese lIb On 59c 79. 'ueeze' Parkay 11-lb plats bat Wisconsin Cheese Bar, Sharp Cheddar, Saf. Porkay Margarine l.lb twin'pk 69c LonghornorMozzarello 1.lb bowl 69c S., I SOI$POrkOYMargarIn. Cheese ........................ iiik 95 _. • I) Mayonnaise 59 I rr AVE)Q For Salads or Sond*ichps Kroft Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sliced &ig'Ey. Swiss or Mozzarella i 'I...] Styli. or Kitchen Sliced Green Beans .. I Do,ri.Fr.sh Small. l arge Sch mierkase or tow-Fat Cottage Cheese .......... -I -Pilot Pound scluding All Tobacco Prodcrs — Crisco Sharp Cheddar ...................... _ . 8 . ' GRADE 29 C ion ,,. AN "OSA 89' 141 as . — Oxydol .........................89' to. J Limit I P ease With Other Purchases of $5 or Mote L— A .. --,~~_k _ Cheese Spread ..... ...... ..'is 89 Eatra (on, •. . -. - -. OUICK-FR 1 0 0(4 Label Laundry Detergent SAVE SOc . 95 vat •. a • Kraft's Cracker Barrel Smoked or Sharp Cheddar I 2 - SAVE lOc For Deliciou s Pumpkin Pies Libby sCanned . ':' ...... ' I 4 " y °' • Pumpkin ............ 49' Egg Nog .................... - , I 1 in g Cream ........ - Li C 1 _ Whipp Kroft 's Cracker Barrel Sharp or Pineapple,_ . . . .. . . Q . • i SAVE 4c Dain.Fyesh ISprtrskl. with Nutm.gi , - rlsck .. , P - --- -- --- SAVE lOc Doin'Fresh COLLECTION BUREAU OF SANFORD AND SEN. CO arid mat Intend to register Said name with me Clerk at the Circuit Court. 54mrsole County. Florida rs ac cordance eVPr ?Pi PtOssOfls of 9s F,c?tio,,,5 Name S'a'uti To WV Sec tion 06$ 0! Floras Statutes 1151 S A j Spra y Publish Dec 21, 75, 1977, JJn A. fl 1q75 DES UNITED STATES DISTRICT Separate sei tø b ds r r Pi , COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF 'OlIo*ng tern *'II be re(ei,pd 31 FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION D'e office of Pie Purctsasirç Agent COURT NO. 171U.OIL.CIV.Y - Serssriol,Covnty Crtpioue, Room UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, No II?, Sanford, Flor.d,,unt;i 1000 • ROSCOE SMIlit. 0 AM January i. ivi. at Aricri tme C? al. Detendanlis, — NOTICE td5 *0 be pubicly opened a OF SALE — Notice is Pier'ey given read trat purant toa FINAL DECREE Item No i Irrigation Lines at Pea atForcIos.,,re enq,red c,,D,,,m be, Bug Lake Pirk 6. 1917 by the above entitled Court In Item 940 1 Fencrsg Materials ?hç above Styled cause, Dr lion toe Red Bug Lake a Sanlarscso ders'gned Uted States marshal, or ParP,s. one of hi s duly •vthOvizCd depute's. Item No 3 — Prestress Concrete *.11 5th tPe Or,ertv Ilful?t it fliOUQ Lake Id . Or SemnoteCourwy. Florida. deScribed Sarslanoo Parks as Lot 7. Orange Estates, according Item No -- Fioodligtse to the phat thereof as recorded fl Lumna,e', for R Bug Lake and book 16. gage 54. at e Sanlanc lo Parks Recor Seminole County. IIerVs No F lQriØ, Subict, Sprnkiei' and Prqeever, to to n. C'res s for Re Bug Lake Park 'f any e. toe ?Piq year 1977 at public Item No 6- Pump and Iavs.s tr outcry 10 the hiChopSt and "t Wooer Red Bug Lake Park toe cash at 12 O'clock flOOr? on All work performed spralI b in Tuesday, January 31. 975 at Use bccordwth5pecipcations,.,,ich are West r of the Semlno!e, County ava i lable at the 0f1cc Of tP Pur Cotirttsov,e, Sanford, Florida chasing Agin? Dated December i& The Cou nty reserves IPi right to GEORGE N GROSSE 'cccl any or all oos. United Stofn Marshal .'(kVe District Of Florida of 'Pie County KENDELL W. WHERRY PurchaSng Agent Att.Inr United States AttCrfliy Seminole Counly ..'torne, for Plaintiff ROOM 4??. Courtppuse btps Dec 21. 75. 1977, Jan 1, Sanford, Florida 32771 I,,, 'o' E' 2s DES 53 Publists Dec 21. $517 DES UNITED STATES DISTRICT ____________ COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDODIVISION — IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND COURT NO; 71)55ONL.CIV.N FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, FLORIDA PISMfe", v9 LUTHER HAMILTON CASE NO 774311.CA.44.E aIiOMARGARET LEE HAMILTON, itS I the Marriage of *t. Ct at Defendantis) — HERBERT ALLEN MATHEisS, NOTICE OF SALE — Notice i$ I Pet ?'one, "t'eCy gwen trat Pursuant to a ' %umfflr, final decree at MILDRED H MATHEW'S Fore'ciejr, entered on Decernbc I, RI'SPOVSdCn$ by PPie above entitled Court in NOTICE OF ACTION tPi$ above styled Chute. ,,, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO aerslgrsed United state'sMarsps.lor MILDRED H MATHEWS ci'r. Of hi s duly authorized deputies, Whosa Residence 5 Unknown w'I 5e11 the prert, Situate In YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that SeminceCOy,F,d,KrI Vrd HERBERT ALLEN N Lot 4, Waslsltsqsori Heights MATHEWS as tiled a Petition In Subdivision, according to Plot the Circuit Court of Seminole tlser.vf as recorded In Plot Book). County, Florida. for Dissolution f .ge 3 Of the Public Records of Marriage, and you are rered to Seminole County. Florida, wbjecl, 5e'fve a copy of your *vltten however, to loses. if any due, for the etes%e's. f any. on KENNETH W ,i'ar 1975. at Public outcry to the MCINTOSH. Of ST ENSTROM. Pi.gPsest briØ best bidder, Par cash DAVIS A MCINTOSH. Attorneys for 17o clock floors on Tuesday. January Petitioner. whose aOOresI, 9 post 24. 1571 at the west door of the Office Boa 13)Q. Sanford. Fl orida Seminole County Courthouse, 32771. and titC the original with the Sanford. Florida. ClItkoftheay Styled Courtonor Dated December 11. 9n before December 2Ith. 1577, GEORGE P GROSSE otf?efwis a Default and ultimate United States Marshal ludgment wi ll be entered against Middle District Of Floridl you for the reIif de manded •n the KENDELL W WHERRY Petition Assistan t United States AttOrney WITNESS my harriS an official Attorney for Plaintiff seal Of said C ourt cii use 73rd day at Publish Dec 21. 75, 1577, Ian A. II, Noyomb.r. A 0 1977 975 Sea) DES 91 Arthur H Beckwith, ,rr, Clerk of the C'rcuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE B, JlcQriIin TPsompon Deputy Clerk EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish Nov. 10. Dec 7 11. 21. .977 DER 101 COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. fl.23Ai.CA44C UNITED STATES DISTRICT Iii at: The COUNT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF LORRAINE D. DPIETRO, FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Wife. COURT NO. 75 144-ORL.Civ.I — and UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, LOUIS J DIPIETRO. JR. Plaintiff, •s PRINTHA N Husbhnd CARPENTER, a single woman and NOTICE RY PUBLICATION P.fILuND. INC - NOTICE OF TO SALE - Notice is hereby given that MR LOUIS .1 DiPIETRO. j pursuant to a SUMMARY FINAL 200 New York Avenue DECREEOfFOreCIC1U,eOrStered Orl Egg Harbor, New Jersey December 1577 by the above 1S entitled Court in the a styled YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED cause, the undersigned United mat a Petition for Dissolution States Marshal, or one of his duly Marriage has beers filed against you, and you are required to seq we a copy authoriled deputies, will sell the property situate in Seminole Cou nty, of 'your answer or pledlng to the Florida, deicribed as Lot I. Lake PetltononttsePelitiQne,'5attgqv,y, Sylvan Estates, according to Plot GARY E. SHADER. ESQUIRE, thereof reccw In Plat Sock $3, Post Office box II. of Altamonte p.ge 13 and IS, tIre public cocords Springs. Florida 31701 and file the ofSemfrmleCcunp, Florida. subl, original Answe, or pleadino itt tP offic, of fIr. Clerk of tIre Circuit tOtaies.lforiy.u,,,o,tp.,.., 1575 outcry to use iatres5 and Court on or before the 3119s day at beetpuiic bidder f, pith --, -• ti U December. 1917. If oU till to 00 so. neon on Tuesday. January 21. ISiS at a default will be taken against you the West door of the Seminole toe the relief demanded in Ifre County Courthouse, Sanford, Petition Florida DATEL' at Sanford. Florida, Dated Decern,r is, 1577. Seminole Covet y, Florida. Diii Sm GEORGE N. GROSSE day of December, 1ff?. United States MarShal (Seal) Middle District of Florida Arthur H Seckwi$fs. Jr.. KENDELL W WHERRY Clerk of the Circuit Court Assistant UnIted $tates AttOtney By Jacqueline Thompson Attorney, for PIiin$lff Dptp Clerk Publish: Dec. 31.all. I!??, Jars. 1, ii, Publish Dec 7, II. 31, 35. 1577 157$ DES 31 DES " 741 ' Buttermilk Biscuits ...... 'p *— , .- — 4 SAVE 20c Swift Brookfield , 3 tablespoons margarine I... [)pt v ' . .' ()u Mince meat Is high on the list until England came under 3 eggs, separated of America's first convenience Puritan rule, mince meat pies ' up water '4 cup lemon Juice foods. Fine quality, com• were served at the coronation ot the Kings. Generations of I tablespoon grat ed lemon rind mercially made mince meat Crumble mince meat i n t o, has been marketed here since English families handed down lM5 Th us the laborious chore the favorite family reci pe for small saucepan, add 1 cup of cutting, chopping and mince meat making and some ts ater. Bring to a boil; boil aand cooking the many fruits from of them brought their recipes stir 1 minute Cool. In small ' thich this tra di tional delicacy with them when they relocated saucepan, combine gelatine, , cup sugar and salt. In small is made, moved from home here. Proof positive of mince bowl, beat together egg yolks, kitchens to (cxxi processing meat comes in meat's natural affinity for skater, liinon juice and r in d; plants. Mince plain or Brandy-Rum fruits is found in this dessert stir into gelatine mixture. Cook jars. flavor ed ready for immediate collection. F ru its like apples, and stir, over low heat, until use, or conveniently packaged lemons and oranges play dual gelatine iç dissolved, about 5 in condensed form that's made roles in both the product and as minutes. Remove from heat recipe ingredients. Here. for Thill until thick e ned. lit 'ut ready in minutes Mince meat is an aromatic your ho liday desse rt buffet are set. heat egg ssliites to soft gradually add potpourri of apples, plump recipes which blend tradition peaks: i cup sugar, remaining raisins, currants, citrus peels, ssith imagination beating until stiff but not dry lATTICE. TOP expertly blended spices Fold Into gelatine mixture. %IINCE./IPPI.E PIE ening and a small swee t Spread mince rn"at in bottom of Makes one 9-Inch pie beef . The of quantity pastry shell; pour chiffon mellowness and harmony of the Pastry for 2-crust pie component flavors have a fine 1 28.'ounce Jar ready-to-use mixture evenly over mince mince meat mneai. Chill 2 hours or until set. affinity for each other. with lemon slice if from 14)3 tells us kI niz iiPP::ed and diced ' ' Dec. 21, 1577-56 Lemon To M'i'nce Add At Christmas time the ' — -. - Wednesday, EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. for II '.-' r/,'. �i 65-Even ng Herald. Sanford Ft. ________________________ 1q77 Wednesday, Dec. 31, Evening Hera Id Sanford, Fl. , TONIGHT'S TV CLASSIFIED ADS Evening 6 00 .2 .4 .6 .11 J NEWS 6V k"v THREE soNs U ZOOM 6 30 V 2 it NBC NEWS 4 CBS NEWS S ARC NEWS 24 LOWELL THOMAS RE .'f:MBERS Aa,Iph Hitler. L''f one (B) 7 00 j't LIAR S CLUB 4 IIIIIADY BUNCH I I I S ,,, - r1ju $5 ( I 4 a 372c 7W? THEATRES w % %S S PLAZA I NOWI ur'l eu?Xi ,YRANkOORSHIN JACk CAPTEP liCk DEt 5-MOl ~ . S S 'RECORD CITY,, Nit 14 Holiday Schedule Thurs., Dec. 22 Fri., Dec. 23 Fri., Dec. 23 Sat., Dec. 24 10:00. 4:00 1:00. 4:00 7:30.11:00 2:00. 5:00 sI 7:30.11:00 ' Sat.. Dec. 24 Mon., Dec. 26 Mon., Dec. 26 Tues., Dec. 27 Mon., Jan. 2 ji kONG I OPCA • ri kILLEP wHALE ',00 "211.1111 11 il I I I • •• DICEYREP 3 3 3 1? I c i1ar ,irj his ALL SEATS Z111t 000PSOPIN 13 flOAiLY sHows AT lo- 43tim it BEAR5 - I .s" . , . • S S a a A I II I, I 5 55 It LIVING WORDS 6 00 6 (Mon ) THE LAW ANC) '°U (Tue 1 30 MINUTES .'.i't I iTN.'s I 0 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 (Tues TburI COON. TRY GARDENS 6 25 2. DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6 30 2 (Yco ) POP GOES THE COUNTRY (Tues . Fri ) PORTER WAGONER SHOW (Wed) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (Tbur s I THE WILBURN BROTHERS 5110W 4 KUTANA 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6 45 - 4D 2 .1 2. •' k!9 Downs 30 24 Llt.IAS YOGA AND YOU 900 L PHIL DONAHUE SHOW '14.i DINAH Guests include 'ii MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Cchost Mar'in Itamlisch Guests ,nIud (Mon ) Lawrence Welk Robert Preston e Ci PIT ER Lessons, lnstrument A (rSSOr.es Repiint 2371 1st St S'antor 323 1711 It Fi'iday * i - ----- - 1 ' h . n bAbySit in t,ome New YeAr's Eve. eif'en(e4 (Ouple, ContAct Judy at 3 5942 - PR OIIL [7,4 I'enh4p'S AlcohoIcs ACyrOuS - C,iti Help Phone 421 isv Art. p o ISo. ill) SanfOrd Florida TIlE NFS•I PRICE IS , 32171 ) EQUAL JUSTICE UNDER THE LAW (Tue Thur ) INFINITY FACTORY )Wn.J ) 10 BE ANNOUNCED )Fri )CHRISTMAS TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS Sant0r0 Al Afln i ,,,. ,, P0 On' SS) (I.ssstcd ads sevr the buy.ng if seiIo (Ommunity ever, dAt Reed At uSC them Oftri 10 I SWEET COR NS2.50 BU S -Lost & Found rouo .. -Air & n?,tr * Hi Collar fl ('11, 1 Ooi 14j' t'.'%jJi the , Nutting I 322 liii 9 THE WHALE LOVE OF LIFE 124 LILIAS 'YOGA AND YOU E' FAMILY FEUD 0 ' f r) 2 It THE DLCTCflS 4 0 TIlE GUIDING 1I,1IIT V THREE STOOGES (Tu(.5 7 l.iIf.F CHRISTMAS $ ' ONE L IFE TO LIVE 24 (Ti-' I PORTRAIT ' F A NURSE. (Wi') ) 1" P1 Ali, hiF,l I li.IA'> NOIJNCED (F'' CII FB(1ATIG'I " 2 13 ANO 1 H I I. .5' 1.1 I 24 lI LA A( I [0(11 ) i5 9 (lINER Al pO SPI I Al II 55 ,t.' CBS NEWS 0111 1) Afternoon 1200 NEWS 14 (mon ) CINOEREELA The fled (Tues 3 NOVA Planet (Wed I CHRISTMAS TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS (Thurs ) CHRISTMAS AT POPS (Fri ) IN PER. FOBMANCE AT WOLF TRAP ¶ .1 1' 4 6 Alt IN Tlif 1AMIL 5111 THE HANANA 'PI,lTS 0.1(1 At Si'e ha ci Ct,ir'r'eI .4 Tt- c Nulzricli, pf 12 30 'it THE GONG SHOW Si ARC It F OR TOMORROW j RYAN S HOPE 17 57 .12) 'IL NBC NEWS UPDATE 1 00 2 IL FOR RICHER FOR POORER 4 MIDDAY 0: THE YOUNG AND T14[ RESTLESS 14 zoo'.' 4 ()Q '2 t[A'.E IT TO E3EAVIP oIlIlc,ApJ S 1St A'' Th.[ Pf ',•i I,Ir 4 6 12 7 ,i q ¶' Fri S'Ie,3 ?na 5b __ .u., ) THE Tbui ) n f - '.i 24 i_il by SIDE GLANCES Gill CHILDREN I 00 'II (Moo) THOSE GOLDEN YEARS (Tees) THE GREEN MAN (Wed ) MARCH OF THE WOODEN SOLDIERS (Thurs) IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP Th Nutcrack e r lEn I VISIONS f( ALL MY ,1 ,, iI NEW YORK ( UPI) - The battle to stay out of third place continues with NBC barely beating out CBS for second spot in the week past, while ABC continues to leave no room at the lop. Whether CBS or NBC is ahead in the ratings for the season to date depends on which net. work's interpretation of the Nielsen rating statistics you choose, but probably that figure will swing back and forth in the weeks to come. The biggest disappointment of the week for culture vultures in general, and ballet buffs in particular, was the poor show. Arthur Treacher's has a double delicious special for you' A cup of steaming New England chowder and the best fish sandwich youve ever tasted for only S1.00. Our chowder is a deliciously I Reg.S 1.38 unique blend of sauteed onions, Save steamed celery, Idaho potatoes and 38c tasty chunks of fish in a creamy-rich hearty New England chowder. Offer Empires D(cvtr 71, I77 Our fish sandwich is something else too. Inside our fresh, tasty bun is our secret ing of "The Nutcracker." The dismal size of the viewing batter-crisped fish, tangy tartar sauce and a zesty cheese topping. audience proves that ballet You can't beat this perfect combito warm your winter. The Arthur Treacher's Soup in Sandwich Special! You'll taste the difference th ur Treacher's makes. Ar , IS] The CBS version on Rec. 16, With Mikhail Baryshnikov and the American Ballet Theater ranked 654h on a ratings list of 68, while the NBC's Bolhoi Ballet performance with Mrs. Betty Ford on Dec. II did slightly better, ranking 63 There were few other Prises. 'Lou Grant" with Ed A.wer improved, ranking a decent 34th and, more wiper. tantly, capturing a 31 per cent share of the audience for the tune period. Shows with shares of 30 or above usually stay on the air, shile programs with a below 30 share are jeopardy. In the same vein, "Whatever Happened to the Class of '65?" did not manage the high marks it received in its premiere week, but it held a 30 share, which Is good news for NBC. 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She not only got her thrill, but the show she emceed earned the second best rating in New York City the history of "Saturday Night." in CSTRAVCGQYUA I RSAI RI ISDUE I RBTIRVMPLKE I R . tIl. 5141 ' 11 ,. ,'.4) EPAOOPEAEAJC RLDKUOE NJOTEHOSHHFE NRRGRTP I HOZ CT E BE R V F B RI I E BY A W LZJ C TORATAXYIARKTPHC 0 C U I PM E WA Z K N H WA MW JO SOAN I B W D R R T N G I XBLAO 715,5 flSttUCtjOn$: Hidden words below lppear tin sIts...., ,.&i- --------forwrcJ. back. rino each and box It In. Roaster Toaster -. 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' 'LL TOP 372 1993 LISTING $LII iCE ,y 71 U' 0: ¶51 1v'CIL Tipli y Se '0* SPli 0' OPAND CLUE bath. ne C AWE TE 3 HR fIt/ REALTY UNBELIEVABLE - 3 OR, I', ba th brick home on Ig corner larsciScaped lot Ifl Lincoln Heightst Pan DR. king IiZld s, * shag carpet, laundry I much morel A buy aP ' I room. WROL L GREENE 14 1. Al TOW MI 6923 __ nangpman an easily Convert OR. OR 3 'rHo a 3 or I Only *IS,OO Low *n PASment F 1 be,mt by owner Realtor Aipct 901 7) Q9$ '- ' jOHN K RIDER ASSOC 101W Commercial PhonC 377 7151. 5anborg - I I ' 00 M P1 1 1 1 1 V R( CON 011101410 VA II HA localed in fl'lfl, ,,rr.,s or ScmiriOl,. Count, $11 $00 'o 553 Ov30 Dri*r' 1'.',"r"' li',i 45 511)1 3 BR. I bath den, 7 car carpor t. Corner 10!. -lanced back yard, I fruit tree5. 519,900 Assumable $13 O mortgage Panting & repair betore closing Empty. ready Wood I mere to, occupancy 327 7619 I W I Al, Tl:)R 9754 Alley Hours 337 - 39, . REAL ESTATE Multiple Listing Service CallBart traning. ir,g,vgull peisors, all EPA benet.t. 5eltc 1. buyer home wurranly, finest oftice equipment & sales tools & e" eptiOrsal advert,smrsg program are lust a few of t he many WEAL ESTATE REASONS WHY WE'RE THE LEADER' Call Dave Farr l, a (.141 &.014 9 t.'()tv , l t "("Vt (onfdentia, interview O3 STENSTROM REALTY ' ' 317 2170 -- , Cii... REALTORS Orlando Dr 32 ) 5200 VAIl HA F IIIAII(INU -- ------ LOoSing For a New Home' Check IttP Want Ads for hou". Of every size and price Orl n o S. S 4 to 1mg , . , i, '. "'.1 ' ' ' ' , "':'.: .: Ao Cning CHRISTMAS SPECIAL S19 95 Let a a tenant to, ....'.:.8. BeaUtY I Ca re 171 )Ci7 ... I I.' ,'t . ...''.'''e, • I. '5' 40 5, 4. ________________________ - __ _ - , ' . ' ' .. , ,rg Carpet Cleaning .• it. ' '' * 0 5 • • • • • • • 9 9 9 5 * * * lis * * GREEN HOUSE WORKERS * I 13 10 Per Hour Apply In Person iREEN THUMB CORPORATION l3SSoulhParkAv, * Apopka. Florida * Mon Fyi Ia m to Noon C 0 0 , p • • • • • • 0 * Cone -.--.- -Concrete i'i ' I 91 ik I l.ori Electrical ________________ _ i( ;#,,sif, '' .. U-_ Lawn & garden Equlpnent 904 -, , ''" '''"' .me . ' ' i Lk 1 1 lIT 14 IC iA14 i Pt ' I '''VAIl S Tur, ___________ ______________ I.,,7. Rubber Stamps 'a3e to O'der m,,.Ierj It! class 24 'rs Cal 11) lie) - .S"o'es,ale Saw Filing ______________________ ___________________ F'I4[ Il S101a SAW F Il, 1140 Let usl e you' saws' Amer 1.yn if,-nb All 122 III) -. '. " L_awnMainten,an _____________________________ X PERT LAWN SI. 14'. ii, f Upélst - E :., 'f -. ' - 0.. 014' ng . t '0 .A p i I, - i',,. 2611Or83 - , '(p_i, --- rstYou(BusIness..,DlQI322 -. Pest Control - 3 'I'd oaier, & rent or c. Se 07 Complete L Awn Car, (C4ir'a(h5Oyi,r,ed ' -- '. I - L.Ind clearrg & lump Irl,,Ck Oi' 313) . : u - 'liSti' • S Smittys Snapp1n Land Clearing ___________________ ' ': "i•'A-•. SI I' 0141) ''IIIl A 5''Nl''I As • ,, ''e eouldn I be an, ____- - . I Afip 7 ,pe 200 REASONABLE 319 01)1 or 32) 637' _____________________ _____ _______ __________________ _____________________ * * . ' , .,. ' .. , Pv'sceI1aneous Services , % ,4 , p - - '-. ______________________________ 'Ill * * • * "'Ii ' .o. -. •. . ... ,'i'tr LI "I rig & 'epa - 'I ''% ''.r' r"te 323 I4 _______________________________________ - - :., -. - '. 4 'I. HELP WANTED .1 ,vn,e,., '. .. '.' splir 1rlle? rss ,, 'we ,ea'. ii I ,''' TOner ,nj ii', "c's'a' 51)4 CI) 1)95497 iI'er '"1 v•. J "'C' ' & eiec 13 rlrS e,prpfl( i A'9e cr iots Free estm.,ves (('llp(v - ..,J I.; Insutio S''8 ' ''' ",1. 'u, - ' Qp5 iiz: , 'o '1.(y ..'. ' ... - " , .... ' ' .3 .' .5 ' '.1 1 541Ip Lig ht Hauling ' . 6t :' - ..çì: ' :' ' , ., _. ,t. • _.:- •1 /5..'.i :15'' ' - 4'i I .'ri c.v'pr"'', '' ¶0) .i'i 40 nets 0 COP 323 019 ' 3'' 53 ' ''"' comp'ete ' ¶ -.. 4-; I°.W ~ _____________________________ - Clean upth,old car e.teror sat.st,ction guaranleed KEN'S AUTO CLEAN fleC.nd S'a S ElyOr I1i S tm 027165 ' . .0', p. SERVICE [IS Home Improver,nts Don IBy, anew car' ..S,, Ii ,,. '-- .c . :•" OUR i'. 9' -___________________________ Irt trimmed and rerno,e0 1 C US TOM CU 7 7 E P S Oscount p'cet 32) 7757 U .5- s , ..i 830-6688 19 v . ........ .. ' , . ' fat' _______ -i''' - i - . ''' P'ece setting ply 4( r'.sories Nortak fn (h.na 371 4141 or 3220379 • hi'.'l'IJ( . . 4. - i a d Land Maintenance .................. -. ................... :. ' ' ' . ' - * - . -- 52-Appliances * 42-?v'biIe Homes : 321-0741 ~ Air Conditioning '1 ---- * REALTOR )2i 7491 _____________________- , 2565 4114 - - Nape a room c' Issleg ad 4,'v,1mr,,, I SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' Prole$sional LUE T AN EXPERT DO THE JOB '' ASSOCIATES ANYTIME : BUSINESS ''sc.i rO' PuI Yr H5 , Use A Air' Ad 32? 2611 Ii' t, '' 20191 322-2420 mrnl' Sell don I needs *. It, a *ao' ad _______-' to toll '. l o - gives a 5pCcl n I "228$ $iaI6 Ai$swt, CONSULT iv g '''' AIIQ rable at $39,300 Includes 4 OR. 2 beth, central air arid a mt beautiful pool and a huge Screened polio Owners health 0' 172 711$ 91u Over 50 Clean Cars • "199 to "6995 DOBERMAN - Femi, AICC to wCCSS Champion blood Irle'. Will bi leaving Cia on Dec 77th Call 323 5793 .................................... I .. Moting h a newer hO're ap.'t REALTOR 3371000 MIS EVE 372 4179 -- FINE EXECUTIVE HOME Jim Hunt Realty "988 " i , . o'eep sc'a &' cea r new On, Si .5 U •h5 ad COUNT I4 Y ,,LlvhTUME HWY 44 San 0 0#0 3.1 i 5)37 '' '' - iii 94) SAUORA CONDOMINIUM - 716 I Kr ider Rd . 3 OR. 7' baths. 7 car garage. DR. pool, tennis courts. Club House. range. i refrigerator. disposal, apes. I Muc h Much Morel By Owner, 7' a pci assumable mortgage 3227991 'I , •pg 74 DODGE PICKUP ps P.a),orn REALTY COli.clo,'i item '68 CHEVY PICKUP - , '52 Sanford's Sales Leader -. I '63 STUDEBAK ER LARK 2 DR. -, STARS 5 -Household Goods ______ ' - t'iornes 124.73$ PAR K ' Reg Real (stahe Broker 539,5001 REALTORS , .,'4488 • cr1. Air SPsvse Qai hr., "1695 ,cr Seater Go Cart tOr sale 35cc anginy $350 Call between 9 & )714)99 alter 3 373 57t _______________________ 323'57l4dayarriight roil Wv DAY is PARGAIPI t)A'v i14 t vit WANT ADS 322 2411 or 14 C.arnett WhIp BEAUTIFUL lOP, 2 bath home in Sanora *ith everything' Split BR plan, Pan FR, 90uipped kitctsrn eakfast bar, I toss 01 I Harold Hall Realty '- . 131'.1,01) Hi 'cC' REALTOR MLS treSlil, panted ns'de & oul, roOm1 100 I7 corner Ih, 'enced back ward a'lh 20.21 125000 iMpr FO LL OW I come, '' I ' ThE I , I - HOLIDAY SPECIAL- CO. 3 BR. easy term'. $16,100 373 5771 I 10 MIt5 Sais A U{r-tp,t Doberman PuPs, AK(. IllS clocked, wormed reg & blackS 17 5 & up Born Oct .30th 323 1951 -. I Sell Vol, p'ace isss' ea id the sooner uP' 'eSs's couch, brown DOLL HOplyAL -. Dolls liPs & old. repared, dreSsed, bought told Call tor appI *61611 1 I 'NC ts.SupplIes ' m , after 130.500 , MARY - '78 PINTO '75 PINTO COUPE 5,ber.an HutS1 AKC Male blaci & , '76 PINTO A,,"15$l8 "1688 LelS ,."2588 '5* i',i. Ait AvIs "2188 as.'. *,, iii a 2588 '13 GREMLIN *b,l, bluC eyes Mutt Make Offer 373 0790 BLUE BOOK CARS A.t.sti 15 MUSTANG If COUPE ________ 65 - 1971 Oil pedal Hammon Organ e,ceii,nb conditiOn 327 2424 5 p 372 4A73 2 BR. 7 I.."'. 111.000 ''a ORY 4 OR. 7 BATH- Nice ne gh completely remodeled, l)O6lJ)or))ç Sill etes n%_s American -_322.1535 '73 PINTO RUNABOUT . ....... .Iwls. Ag1 c om mode chars crutchet folding OI walkers & wheel chairs Rent or Sale American lpnt All 337 9113 ' wI Ill Pie conveniences, large yard , trees, plants galore, choice area 1.17 900 ' REALTORS COMFORTABL E - 4 10 bath borne in Lincoln IlligPiIsI i.g FR. with e.osed beams. ctsain linked fenc. range, ref. close to schools I, IhOppinqt OnIs' i SIICCI'Or; 01 GOod uSCd but r' tpr 5)0 1703 000 Walker Furniture 14*v 17 7 Ca'.selberr, Plata COUNTRY LIVING-) BR. 2 bath L AWE MARY - Laketront Swim, fi5h, ski 7 BR. posse. 3;d. 7 8. C, scr porch, wIts B B Q p1 120*114 site 152.000 LAKE MARY - Lake Mary Blvd Office site Older bldg 141.116 If FORREST GREENE porch, utility ihedi HOtto .n e.cellenl condilion' Only 570.000' ' '73 PINTO WAGON P,flCh Bowls, Champagne Glasses. taaies. Ccal. Roll a -_ sap fle'gs (elf,, UrnS 1 (Cal rig 1) y'' Arneq, car, Rent Au 372 III) twrrd. 550 139 3316 17.500 QUAINT 2 Bfl. I bath p',,5p Country Club Manor' W car pe t in pan FR, Nice tcr Sleam Clean YOur Cwn Carpet PentO.jr R.neqs,a CARROLL'S FuRNiTURE, 337 Sill Zag I Early ' _____ - I VOLKSWAGEN 3219 S. HWY. 17.92 for Rent - .- UWN'l '.Ci 1 BUY SELL TRADE S. 311 31$ F F 30 5622 I BILL BAKER From .%ILSOII MAI L MILITARY TRANSF ER PEN DING- Like new 3 BR. 3 bath. garage, C Pi&A. w w carpet. Split OR plan. fenced private yard, • $79750 AL TAMONT F - Wooded corner bldg site Nice trees 150.101 SUPER - 3 BR. 2 bath home in Sanora' Pan FR, eat lfl kitchen, C H & A, dinIng area & much mor e BPP WARRANTED Jusl ' i jg I ",er ""S' -, Cr- .1* 15 V 'a(n r lu ll, I sold :r'g nao, s39 rpcss,ss Aed 10, S 00'arte 59150 599 $717 -. -.----- -----.-. ' --- 1973 LUXURY LEMANS 2 OR NT, AIR. AUTO 1 1895 Mcury 7). Marous Brougearn 1 DR hard top. 17000 333 6323 - Internatio na l hO Dull H,gravlic System cultivating or 'rower type tractor Excellent cond cOmplesel, rebuilt. good 'ret & sheet metal Peas Priced 305 567 4111 Or 311 0oOS ask for Frank 64-Equipment ._ . -- ' Stemper Agency STE N STRO Zg -Toois -- COPIV LOW MILES 1 1895 I , _______ _____ Brinc new, ",vrr us*Ø SI'ghll1 damaged 'ri sP'pp rig 011ance Sill 596 $717 OWNER MOVED OT - Needs to sell th,5 attractvely panelled, OR. I tts. with large family room ASSume ow intereSt mortgage, 573.500 RAYMOND F LUPIDQJIST I Rig Real Estate Broser sies Appea'tals 3772796 -- - .--'-- - I I I I I 1977 Singer WINTER VISITOR. See Our nelpensive winter home tpecal 2 OR. I bath, kitchen equipped C H. SPiC span. 120.000 ,' PE Al ILL I Real Estate - - - c '2995 1171 MGB SPECIAL 1977 Va. mechanically QOod body OuQil 12 00 or best offer See at Ridgeeood ApIs No 37$ ____________________________ . ca'pet fig 'a o' ; nali, $7 __ __ 'epO5je5vuleO •r ' my balance 141 50 156 171' ' i ' HI AIR. lll) AUDI 1fOLS.40R,AUTO AIR SUPER NICE I pud'c AUTO AUCTION PwCry Tuesday & Sat at 7 30 115 the on ly one in Fl or ida You Wt hip reserv ed Crce No cPiarg. than IS registration tel unleSS wCh(ie 5 %Ql Call 901 755 $311 for bvrlceraetals Closed Xmas Pleit Say Jan 73 'I ,oudon ' pi, .n'r . 0 "1) '.: •:a Hi I C 455 I 40 0, :8llrq 02 26'' . 4 1 : 994) SINGER FUTURA 03 s' .'t eveS 137 051? 31 -Houses I DIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING' (hutS Gormi, 3236561 CILL OR 1795 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION HAY 97 I mile *f".t Of Spee'gw,, Daytona Beach, will ,cti a YELLOA Call Ocs Lacy. 373 I ELECTROLUX VACUUM 0(3 g-icxo •c,r 8Autos for Sale en 63 Ie7 IMPALA 4 AUTO, CLEAN -. C ILl, DIP T & 'UP S0i. -- s2995 AU" ,11i. (AP5 from SI? to (a'' 1)7 1 534 ______________________- , . LOW MILES ONLY Removed pm & weptengs ' ,I SAVEI BUY JUNb CAPS l'iJC'S & in po 513 to $70 327 S590 lt'Cr S 5l' & 'JB L ''03 67- - a--- 506 ' 'i,, Sirlrg 37? 'luT - fl-Junk Ca , Six &..p ' , "t I 1975 MG MIDGET CONV , 14 A011,[ 1 I YIi .S,f "I , 69 Mustang Mace I $1195 Days 123 $14). Eves 3771369 4, . )14 DESk 'F',(r.,u' , I iOfl EA KSGRORSLQFCQEWCBF Barbeque upon . jCo ntrra.ni we I'll a' ryterenes ,,,,, opo,si 'a KANt (145 iv at.ons %tate'*d, 10 set ,. Pirate cal' o'tect, LAMB ic,,, 1)A 121 03.11 bvi,lyurr G K E C U C MVEU U 0 L G I C 0 R R Grill $ MuIr $10 000 per pea' n ,Our spare l.me (li-i the I*ct$ ltd. TNIAR OMSPQGJCIOSTLO ETSURA RELUREHYALAIC HDRTSE RIELRJRESDLOV NAtII WORMS I 9Ies, 3 OR. 1 bath hc's'iei. $71 000 Government subSid, available Builder 327 7317 Equal hlous'ng pporti.n.t, , storage space JuSt 5*5.530' $ UGI SHE PLVMJO I EORRRK L EPA N CA OA CUR 10110 F (1 GrF'juiy,pu iii' Au 112 )yl I or 5)1 , -. Get fulleupoture take that ''For S,gn down & run a clst'led ad (au 322 1611 or Ill - , ' CHARM FROM THE PAST Gracious entrance hall 3 BR. 2 B 4*21 ft LR. with fireplace. 13*15 ft OR Pool, trees Owntr must to sell & ha'. reduced price A 5*1,000 REAL OP POP T UNITY Decorat, & a few antiques will make this home a Show place Peg Real Estate Broker 322 1)01 D.i or Nigh' 7ea)Hiawv'haat 1797 33-Houses Furnished Opportunities stir-- Mrs. MIkel Spillman, the & year-old New Orleans grand. We are something elsC_____ Payton Realty ' ~ not replace night baseball in America In the foreseeable future. 0779 ' -- -'I ... ,.,, , - M T T REALT Y - . .. •. - I' Ev,nings 321 043i 323 4762, ,',. paymt. assume II', pP 'rIg Y'g bal under $14,000 373 usi, -- - for - 32) 5999 -- ''i ,. AASH1RS 1506 SANFORD AUC T 'ON 12155 rencn A,. 32) By owner 1975 DiLn 230 7 DR *"Ile wIts blue Mier or I weed irleage, e ,cel,eet tong t Cr call Rc at 337 ' CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - _______ _ t.(()bf, S LCH1P4I 05(1) 1 ECu I i'j Atrcn II.ght Crawl,rs $3 large SormS $I LP Pelt fine Gu lly. $1 bu%Cl Aholeti', contafle, s 0.SP,'S , more 7k per buShe, BAGGS MANS Et 244$ S8nIr0 A. , 3 BR . CO. Si,inland Estates. a Ig lot, fenced back $150 mo Down Hip 5* n4 Set C' tSiv(I4" Sri, 91"w-se di, '....• *'tt' I4% Ant ad lo plr ' Iii rAil vOu,Ir'eniy r "5 'I'd 1)1 1 8 1 70 iv'' , $31 - Ave - - --- ---- - 3 BR. 2 both, Cent H & A. ig Fit I'm very good area 139.500 - _________ """ - .. LI Al I l4',b.IP AVAIl, AIII, I ',•Iuij Sin, niilp .,'ra Earn Pet 510 0 150 000 ,ra' tJ,ilm 'rid opponlun'ty CI lrp tA%bCSt oA Tn'al .flvr%'mrnt ii, i1(l5 52073 I '30 xb %r(ur t, ln,p%Impn' Ci mpany Automob.le I All lipense Pad Vatalon i N.' ('perence Necessary ,.' desire to help c*.j meet goal .n lIe ."d 'rO" ti ,p'.stul u'a Guard c,,u Doug Wells, 372 704* 'i'anbord Ci t.'ong, thry Saturday 106 will in nation 24-Business 0111 y -. Bu, is 'ii ' PC ' longer fleeded hems C g" At an tlepPianh t eve Place .1 ('lIsted a.' AMC ci:e " r1', fl p o ur r alleb' Cracked Up To Be 4Il' -- BR, fenc ed yard-ditiorving. $150 month. lirt, last & 150 eev,tt 333 054) ______- '/ V 32-Houses Unfurnlshed __________________________ Want Aiit Get People together rs.3 Ang Those Selling T"ci%e 1.'? 26 3 ' ' 5)1 Acla,ese,t Wanted trnrrt.d alp',' .S,it a' £iomq. rI) eprr ence Ballet Not What ,XN N open Amrrc.n Serv'e Inc Pa.k I a Suite 769 Dallas, .l Li licarat nkla,,'. $$ p Yr,ser a'let $5 up Come' n 5p , I Gwal'ney Jcwtlrrs 2,34 S Part Lovely congo Silts many ,ptras Maitland 124.100 ___________ - ' Old,, flame 7 BR. I ba th with r en tal garage apt, in g (Ofidt,00 & pr(g right at 777 .2)37 Mile ho rn, lf I 10'. 17 wide. no pets, adul". RV 5 w*l(Ornp. 2S15 Pars Or Santo,d -- 0 RE Al. TOR. I or hourly Give recent reference - . ' E,cpilent 57 - 72-Auction 60--.Oflce Supplies CICtOr, clearance on s"etce ig sag sing macvnp5 Singer. new $119. balance $55 S'ngr FuturA Sold new 'or 5410, lance of sns See ' SANORO SE WiNO.. CENTER 1 033 5'4' S. Sanborn P'4:.9 2? lilt - Johnny Walker ' STONE MASON arge lreplace Call 311 I"? enings Contract DAYS OF OUR LIVES EL AS THE WORLD TURNS j $20 003 PYRAMID 24 (Thurs Only) GREEN. PEACE VOYAGES TC SAVE It , AC auto , th'' sil 'a., $337 c' $67 2tiO I m SAVE 5O BR. Ig lam em fireplace & many eutras, CICCe to schonls & thopong, William Malic:owski. ' rS . 1974 Toyo'a Corona i dOor wagon * Hi wan' C, i; 24'' _______________________________ I - ______________ - ti, flC* t?5, iMS Qood 14 0 323 1734. 3370441 --' - -' _____________ B 'dSgon. but thi- tw.rvg set 'p the 0';,trs old Weller Piano Like new 5*50 Alter 6 p Ill 94)9 I 377 7177 ,' ': .. Ruici LaSacire A C i;u "' 2t' Sale for ,i, BOA BALL D'tcOunt Ms Cer',c I n,n(r ;. 072255 ' 132000 i I lip Oath, carpeted rfltra 'I lIlA fenced ,d ret' gerator I _____________________ 'ar,ge 377 355) . open I ) I '4.gtit5. I Furnished Peal Estate broker, Lake Mar9 $a50 mo $150 mo "U BROKERS 322 5737, eves 3273571 MANAGER TRAINEE DRAFTSMAN RESIDENTIAL OWAF YSMAN, MECHANICAL CABINETMAKER open AIR COND MECH 1350cr up SIGN PAINTERS 1$ Xup I SALES AUTOPARTS RETAIL SAtES 1,390 M0 , CHILDCARE $7 36 hr MAIDS $2 IS hr AAA EMPLOYMENT 20 1 COmmercial 323 3176 I L L F - _________ Fox St Johns Realty 3 OR. I' ibate, range. lanced yard, $l month, 1sf & last months rent, glade Brown Realt9. Rig (OMPUTOR OPERATOR ,.,., 3 . -- ' GAL FRIDAY CLERK 323-7832 1517 372 0017 JUSI MAKE PAYMEII' '7) r"orji% (all )n is': IMir eQ Chter, Owntr: _______ • I S0'-Mscellaneous Ii I' '0 bound and doing ores Fish, sail. Ski, swim in clear sand bottom lake Al' u"lities available Owner *11 carry mo9gage Telepilonf $16 7131 anytime Q7 ( 75th 5b - &I e4l E l General Con'ractor 172 7 HORN of PLENTY UI I'CT(iIC FRONT REALTY -es F327 Credit Qualifi Has Antique'.. giass & furniture' tt04 lit St. Santord 3)771 ______ 59--MusIcal W?rctviridIse Own your o her Or buy a taketront lot & build yOur home T*o hOuSpS available immediately on EautifuI 350 acre Lase Mabel OR. 7 baths. C H & A. carpeted, car garage, Swimming i tennis courts available, 131.500 Es'abe Broker 263*5 Sanford A,e 371 C7$*e..s 121 7t73 122 tM) Pprb Immediate opening f o r a lCCfl Clerk typi ng required, alto bank teller, must be elperenced Reply Bo. 413 to Evening Herald. P0 Boa 1157, S anfor d. Fla 37771 - .'. "''. No Money Down If ANTIQUE SHOP 1,4 -'fl ',) - 3 Peg Real -O R. 2 bath, family room, C A. gas heat, carpeted, 2537 Grove - Drive. -- 377 3605 anytime ¶ 1114 0P RIVER OC 1 0'j re 005 flQ for 4 rew c, si-ri rar )r t,. P' ,'A.% 01 I naflp fl %PS (all P, - ' ri- *0'S br , '.ir p s ., .i' A lj32? 4*' 71.-a P ." CHINABE R R V TREE I - _____________ wa HOME -. tOO' On river I OR. 7 C H I A. 149.900 - person SECRETARY N BAT EMAN - erat,On of all kifl Of served in the restaurant $735 per week, 16 Iic.p.jr week Room & Board For nform*t and onsderat,on. AppIcants sh ou ld apply ri with tile Florida State Employm en t Seq,.c, 910 (tern,. Street,___ West Palm Be ac h, Flor ida I k1-A1 '014 , *605 0.-ar' -' POISSON 7,'ARIN( 79 21 H* 1797 ____________ th same South bound to woru Live fleet dOor & save your nerves & eupense, also remove thC hazard of the high HAL COLBERT REALTY , ST - lighting nOCh lrptlic to get I - turn apt Abler IPfl1 7300 Meilorvvlle Av tnj or" Iree •L all 1751 (.11 RECEPTIONIST ThE I Etd'Om SPECIALTY COOK. Preparing ano cooking Ct a"ous Chr*se dith5 on menu. aiding other cooks in the fj Tire p'asyi,y-n reerte,I ' , I r'",iflt, I JOHNS ' ' EMPLOYEES I , or No Credit GIVE API"HEIRLOOM" FOR CHRISTMAS''' IS', Bass boot. Ike new, fully eq uipped. IS Pip Mercury motor. Pieaivy duty trailer with 4 ply tires. '71 model 337 Da,s 3276323 3l-Amenls CHINE SE t.'IO'i GRIFFIN 5110W , ,,.'-f-, ,nilule (Mon ) Mac, D.i.i', Connie Ste v ens Pa. In,cS Dully (Tues ) Rcri ti ttle Doug Kershaw, Jo.' Fr,,iien f We,j 7 Kerry R ogers K, K , t)..' (Th1n 1 flU Cnst, C.'o I i,rc (Fri ) Charo Rcbert 0' ili't 12 IYERGE)Cv ONE 1(1) it, 7 t<.ii ,,, r 16 at Sin Credit. Bad Credit .' d-aS' '. St EtilelI 5 An I rn Ott In o'd SR 16 5t.i on P; 127 ' ' Good ____________________ _____________ -- 0' 04 ' 55-Boats & Accessories So'd Pi'cperty * * * * * * '.. en DISNEY WORLD 1C.W 1017 SA'.' 17370,0 I __ - __ Sanford laketror,, 3 BR. 7 bath I upper '. 90 4776 776 SPACIOUS COUNTRY HOME 693* a ft er !I pm or 3)9 Mu 00 4 acres in Geneva, 4 HR. 2 I * dOwn Nooual.t,ng, Several baths, family room, fireplace, " 'c, brm (all ( pius fruit trees. 5*9.900 ,51' bpPursi P (AL 1014 137 bill 110 ON WEST 75th ST wth an older home. 135.000 SAflfQli) 2 ISP a'ge 'o'. cc., near stores rarp,vrg c-o . 127 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE . Ploy, Tv, orde's ii-*l'1 .1 CRANK (OUST REALTY REALTORS 1304001 ' GARDENS Sanford sa 9 2 1 ';.'.' iM NE0,1111uR14000 h4I'Ch'ft A JICf 24 '.'ARCUS S'ELBY M 0 '.'IJNSTIIlS (Ii.r's A([)AP.IS FAMILY 4 .10 2 ADAM I? 0 BEWITCHED Gill GILLIGAN S ISLAND 12. MV TI4RFE SONS 5 00 3 I1I1A()Y RUPdCI4 6 OAR TREK Oil F I.'I(lGINC ONE 7 24 l.ilSTf Fl ROGERS h.i,'(j.( ':tutt 5V Reg-Stereo Nurse. rI,irsng horn, Pile! ence P'elptijl but not iie,ssar 9 . apply in Person, LaS,v.ew NursngC en te, 919 E ill: $19,500 8. 80-Autos for Sate - /l-Antiques ClaSSified ads Wrvs4h5 buinq & selIng community CwCfy day 6. .%e them t rtgages Bought 49Tf ''' late P,14r1 ) ''p., ho-e% Under $77 0 e,tn 'psi than 5900 down Government tjo nq Bu'ldpr )71 3311 (0',,it - At! tor Senor C.tgyn Down 'n i-r lrr m1 ee n U', I ow.,'. II palmetto Center. III F 2nd St WALLACE Sale Budding Al 32) 1201 - MORTGAGES BOUGHT 65010 All purchase lt & 2nd mc, tgaget at O'Scun! 21 hOur approval Call $A7 5511 ca. '' 4/A- - 0111 F'14Q14[ CALL START5 A . l 0 AD ON S i S1 IL kj END THE Ii IS 112 2411 FHA resale in Academy Manor. 3 - $151 33 PIP. OR. 1100. 360 monthS Si pcI APR SAN MO PAR. I 3 3 BedrOom ,,aler apt'. AdultS - & lamly pa.rk WCekly 3515 h45 1797 Sanford 373 1910 -' -- LPIttulltime.lIpn, 'olam sbstt. apply in person Lakevie's 1101 1 1 TiN HOARDS ARE (,RFAT i A`i,SIF I FD ADS ARt' (VIII 13.500 1 assume mortgage. 130 Hidden Lake Dr . Sanford. 373 A -- fenced corner lot, room, Screen Porch, fenced yard. fruit trees Was 142.000 Reduced to 154.900 0*ner-333 - ___ 1060 el9 I 19 garage. community SANFORD - AVON CALLING' Excellent earning Opportunity helps pay foe thos e Christmas elpenses aM 3079 Cot.' MuNtTv U nf urnis hed - - ISOSW 25lh room, Wiii L'.t,iti' ltio.pr 1 11105 )22 111`111I f''ier LS%0 J0'uN .5 . . - yr- 140 ,,r 14F:,.i (OY'.'F MCiA - fli( GENEVA with fireplace family room, Dining ANNE I. 2. & 1 lI Apintmrn!5 S'nglt story lOfl%tr!.r 4dult & tam11 area, .,cie T' 141(014010 MESSAGE I AI4ML 14 1, ,'AIt 17 t nFfl(Pi A,e 37) 3751 Open 1D8p A AreS __ --- - living - Ottices for Rent, Lea% PIt * Modern bractivp rates to 'j' SONY AM FM STEREO Turntable, match SCeaSpri, cower, org $77S. fl Sli) 3; - ----- - - - Byowrier -- 3 BR. 3 bath, C H l.A. fully carpeted, fully equipped kitCI'iffl, lAUfldty room, 2 car - ne'çb\bcrPip,j. fenced back Yard 37) 1999 or ________________ Compensation I I4 Sunken -. $2SOmo approa Owr..r Broker Orlando. $13 .016 Eve - 104 Brentwood Dr BR,3bath.000IhOme Jvrs old 1 4, 1 li'lj'O(,'r 01..'4'trnrflI5 .1,8 l.itiir POol. Room 'i-flfl.i Court. C4undr, room, ( F) sh*ñthe, C4'pp4rd U'.spes (lii 12) 61)0 O4'* & s . , Unlorn'. Iood LodQ ng )0 clay'. Pad wACAlOn Complete 'MM (Al Denttl (ire Plus WY 50 ma strtng Par to. E I SALES POSITION 1011 CR11 Ig 00 4'7 '10) ;,.., 00 WHEEL OF 10(1. room l.Oute, THE Ijfr CORPIIR. %mAl1 011ice Luwd. - 3 ISP. 7 bath, family room, dining room, living room, dOuble garage, utility room, portE, I3a 900 371 Ia - Ridgewood Aims Apts. Advafl(pment Opportunity Con'acl U S III,, iin(rutng Office Tel 122 6719 Regular to Eat ______________________________ __ TUNE HAPPY DAYS (B) 24' (Wi'1 0n11) SING WE NOEL ii 30 2 It KNOCKOUT ________ " Things Good j 9-- 42) 455, o, .%r.tp 6 HIGH 51,1001 UWADS Lim,t ed Open ng'. NOW' Cod Pa soIl 'no I trawei Adsenluri. Vocational Tra'nnq F 85t IIb,Sll.fl9 fl tnv hory.e.CA, of r' jr' 37) 5911 'SAL (01101 A P14011 I ,.' IN YOUR rAyl AL '.NON tO ta"I I'r%or $rrr,ft pnmiir,n le rn9 I O f t.jrtcf'r rIo' niAtcin (Aii wiOrt' - 18-Help Wanted I ACED VV IT04 A D1llNiiNG to io 140 L L V W 000 'T'c'ne 9 n v' W. 6-ChIId Care 30-Artments - IdyItwildi. Montclair Road. Birmingham, Alabama 35213 or call Mr Hall toll fret at I IOO1) $441 DOfi 'pie Oo longer rmded 'ems • q ,s an elephant s e, Pl81:p 'st beg .id aro Iithe - RESULTIUL END EIUMIIIZR Is 372 hIt Sni4le I. g'Cup terms instruction available Teahng yOungster'. 29-Rooms I IPaiIy Latest teChniqueS _____________________________ 'S (erthed by USA Pro Tenn.'. Pegslry For nb. Doug 5,,nlord F cacous Mal, ?*Sk, 177114 ' $ l,sng )0 S 0.9 5*5 mo n ,_-. .-' - 4 (li)llr'. uIi't,eS & mad III Ill) 5-Lost & Found lct v(ifl.Iy - pe r 46--Commercial Pro - 68-Wanted WALNUT STEREO Cash 32-2 4132 Brand flew left n 'av A4P. L8rrv 5 Mart, 21 5 S4hord A.. "riginllly $119, psy balAnce, lii., & S4'It, Hi(' Inest fl uSed 00 IN 12I. R.trg %tO.t-5. tOols -1." ---_________ M'iI tgo USCO IClet sOn, " d'ANT ADS ARE BLACK & and up 2619 Onl I ' WHITE AND READ ALL 0)57 __________ __________ OVEN - ______________________________ __ I ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS nvPntory and equipment Wr,lr .nctude addrri. telephone and references to NAMC0. 3571 IIAPIPIAH S MUSIC ABC Lounge SubStantial reward for DIVORCE FORMS SIll 52350Sat ,t,rp PO Bog 643 return free ap'A,lS ST . 701 Sanford or 1:811 322 7327 Pompano I 'UQel N'' Slim 8ttt8Ctt lady, 49 *Ouiil like to meet nice 'i,n Het*rpn SS & 65 tor cOmpancpI ________________ By Ownir- 3 BR, 7 bath, w * cart, len(,d yard, lruttreM & extras $21 500 Call 3375237 Juices Service company established accounts at better motels Only Minimum in vestment $1,950 Secured by 11-Instructions Wallet CANAL BUILDINGSITESIIdA9 to Lake Monroe Jenny Clark * 41-Houses Very prof itable distributorship available WCIN't Pijr Fru.t 322 4733 Noon The DogBefore Publication I * s;-Tv. Radi Ste eo Realty, REALTOR, 377 Gist IDEASI 2 -Busirs portunities ______________________________ NAVAL URANGE$ & othir CitruS t, sale' $300 bushel 3)7 0367 or DEADLINES 4-Personals Eat -' HOURS ,2 . 9-Good Things to 43C a line Itime i".#%JPlJ ilca line 3cons.cutive times 3)caline S30 PM7 consecutive times 500 AM MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 3 Lines Minimum Sunday - Noon * _______ riIIo -. . Ckti(i.ta6 * _________________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. RICHT 2' nil' 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF 6 54 It WHAT S HAPPENING' 7 00 li i& TODAY (Local news it 7 25 and 8 25) '4 4) CBS MORNING NEWS (Cbacrel 4 news at 7 15) SPIDERMAPJ 0 'IL' 14 SESAME STREET It . GOOD MORNING AMEH. CA I Good Morrr rc at 725 and 825 local nCw' weather . sports 8 00 14 14) C A P 1 A I Pd i(APdUAROQ &i OVLH EASY Magazine format show aimed at those 55 and oer, hosted by Hugh A ______________ 322-2611 Call 373 3597 FOR STARS 831-9993 It lIPtON uics DAILY PLUS AJST000tS ENCHANTING TALE OF THE *01401111 AND MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS ) Omar Sharifi, Michelle Ph i llips (Wed) Heirmsone Gingold, Georgia Drown (Thurs ) Kreskin, Jay Johnson (Fri 11 Frank Langetfa, Vi vian Reed. SESAME STREET '4) MOVIES (Mon) Doctor Kieron Blood s Coffin Moore, Hazel Court British 1961 (Tues) Saratoga Clark Gable. Jean Harlow (86W) 1937 (Wed ) The Pigeon Sammy Davis Jr Dorothy Malone (Thurs Two Faced Woman (RAW) 1941 (Fri ) Pardners Dean Martin. Jerry Lewis 1958 4T _1 sANFOR() A.t, ON 101 U OR A Pd GE COUNT V SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Until 3 pm 9 30 i McI4ALE S NAVY 55 t.14') UPBEAT 1000 t) SANFORD AND SON (R ) (.0) TATTLETALES 3' ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 7T4 ELECTRIC COMPAPdY (Tues Morning o. P ' a ptclice fairly (B) Thursday and the " 'i Sanford AI HigPtwy0 17 .57 HEY KIDSI SHOPPER '" I DAD TOO SPECIALI R INK Ph. 322.9353 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 46A) i OlO.!A1AJNi0 Cape?Il,_ S .% "k0e, 7 BILLY - S SKATING NEWS $W FOREVER FERNW000 .P Llt.IAS, YOGA AND YOU 4 DI CK CAVETT SHOW ii 30 2 It TONIGHT 4 6 CBS MOVIE Hawaii ..' 0 An obscure st'cpii'epet I'l'comes the cata.yst in the asassinaIion plot of an ltn Curtain defector ) STARSKY AND HUTCH Corrupt industrialist orders iY FOR ME p JJ Thurs., Dec. 29 Fri., Dec. 30 New Year's Eve New Years Eve Party .12L4;'s0Dcs)J} 0UTNSANIQIT'l ' 11-92 . 10:00- 4:00 7:00.10:00 7:00.10:00 7:00 - 10:00 1:00. 4:00 I 7:00.10:00 1:00. 4:00 10:00. 2:00 II 7:30. 1:00 10:00. 4:00 111 IN Wed., Dec. 28 Thurs., Dec, 29 00 : PLAZA II FEATuRE Two GIANTS I kiNG 1 ON THE SAME M'i . 111 IN MOPE MOPE DOUPLE I I. owner I 11 it of a posh dude ranch hires the Angtis to find out which of his guests Is a killer. G 1) E A T P E A 1 FORMANCES 1000 POLICE WOMAN. A drug czar pursues Peppeflna nerve wracking deadly game that leads her to a secluded mountain cabin I) BARETTA Daretta is marked for ciecution by a holdup man after he kills the man s brother during a rob bery 1030 SING WE NOEL Half 24 li'uI Chr,stm p..c'ial lø.itu?. og the Mormon Youth Sym. phony and Chorus, per. forming in the Mormon Tabernacle, Salt Lake City Utah ar'd or the slopes of the Ada Ski Reso rt (I) SZYSZNYK In order to h3itc more harmony within the di,erse groups at the cornmunity center, Szys2nyk of . ganizos an encounter session 900 BLACK SHEEP (2I SQUADRON Burly chief me chanic S9t Micktin $ (Red West) dislike of all otficers is so well known that when he is promoted to Warrant Officer, he goes on a rampage (j) CBS MOVIE Mad Bull Af(,& Karras, Susan Anspach and Chris Dersoe star in this te story about a hulking wrestler whose bizarre tiff h a s 111110 meaning until ii,. m,'l ,i woman who sees him as a person warm. set" CHARLIE S ANGELS ,9 Anjel Tompkins, James Sik. '' ILA'SI star Tt'e weaitF threatened when she iearr that hey most precious gift map' taken from her ) EIGHT IS ENOUGH Tom (Dick Van Patter) doles out Sage advice in the hometown li)l(..fl column, but lo55 his cool when one of his daughters asks it she should take bath control pills M CHRISTMAS AT POPS Arthur F,C.dIer the Boston Pops Orchestra and the langlewood FesfiaI Chorus under IftO direction of John OilIer perform •i special i,tt't,je conert (I) THE CROcS WITS WILD. WILD WORLD or ANIMALS New Americans 7 30 I) ThAT S HOLLYWOOD 41' CANDID CAMERA (1) $178 COO QUESTION E*) TRUTH OR CONSE• GUENCES 00 X JX GRIZZLY ADAMS Adams (Dan Ha g gett)) trust teach a youngster (John Bishop) the painful lesson Of allowing his pet deer to QO free (.14) (4) GOOD TIME S 5.IIc'r3 S Chnstr'i' 'i " THE Oi'lando -Winter Pork Seminole Wednesday FOLLOW o. r I 43-Lots-Acreage Wednesday, Dec. 21. 517 -16 9993 ". '4.- �a&_ Evening Her Id. Sfoi1, Fl. Widnnday, 0 USDA 01*01 A' W.D BRAND NON-BASTED Irl BROAD BREASTED TURKEYS ( AVE 70th Year, No. 106—Thursday, December 22, 1977 59C I O-LBS. &Up Israe/i Cabinet OKs Proposals 'Bombshell' Hinted At Mideast Summit LB. I.M. & UP) 1E.MSTED TURREY......to 69c. 0 RWK& 61 IA 01 BLUERI B BON 41?. PUST BEER Lir"ittwo 12.pkl. with .00 or mor. puuhos. .I. clips. () .ISL( SMOKED __._..-p. LI Cocoa HAM 99 V, PINK AND COLD •..'. ... ) ORANGE 1 88c JUICE CHAMPAGNE HALF GAL. 0 1\ SAVE 20 2S.6.oz.$239 WHOLE OR BUTT PORTION is. 99 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE f.Z CARVE Harvest Fresh Vetter tog Tangelos . . 20 'os P' QT AR J 69 PLANT A' TURKEY el7p BPP, HARVEST FRESH GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 4 LBS. 88c L B . 10 - HARVEST FRESH IDAHO GOOD FOR STUFFING POTATOES ASTOR AJM ALL GRINDS SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . .: 89 ryQ. FROZEN . . . . . 3 •Y ' I S . 79c Harvest Fresh T.IIow Corn ..... 10 RAII, 99c W.D BRAND HARVEST FRESH BAKING HENS CELERY C 3 1.LB. 59 USDA Grade 'A' Froson Swift Prom I urn 99c Ducks . . . • • • to SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICKORY SMOKED ' Ti... 0 t &A) •**. TS 1,10 •i%i. I17 FARMLAND BONELESS SMALL FANCY SUEUR PEAS' (SLICED $4.5) CORN 1 7-ox. 39c11 CAN 3 12-ox. 88C CANS Uvt31 Potatoes . 2 l %AC0'.IHAO .i (,.tIIP,*i.40?.. ',*,QI %TrAA 38c//I -' $109 DIXSI DARLING TWIN AND FlAKY Brown 'N Serve Rolls fresh Pork tom 17 In. cue) Rib End Roast ,,. 99c 0 Pork 3 11-0& 99C USDA CHOICE WHOLE OR RUMP PORTION JV LB. $189 I:ll SUPIRIRAND WHIPPED TOPPING 9-03. $ 00 Ilk S.Ivt. P.p,.r.ni and Sv00,e Frond, Ire.d Phia U Monday. Despite the Mrs. %Villianis remains of good holiday ct cheer. espt'rient'e, lh'r story to(lav in .round The ('lock, I 'a ge l:. PUMPKIN PIE SOUR CREAM COCKTAIL Ir' C $ CANS 3i 007*1 *11 ttAVOo$ CHUCK p ROAST 1 \... Gelathi .5 Post U 26-as. PKG. 99 I 32-oz. ØØC CUP —— V .' SOU 1*71 ZS•IUPISSUNO *Jor Cream y9c FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST* 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 99 .f Chuck 7Gone Center j T Today .III U0I ($.v. 10 rk hffst . 1.4:Si" Tuey 00 W-1111 =101 USDA CHOICE sI.Ao, CUT -,------•—. I.ue %%'il ha itis' three childrensshicti 'hil sser.' ilestrosed, along with the rest of tier possessions In a lire Nvtwosd Farm (Buy. 33' on 3) Honey Buns 3 900 ASTOR FRUIT tomb $11tetwider Roost ...... . .. the toss. rht' presents ( Ii rist ma for 3 \ - ' ;2; H •' A; ' . 7 . . CHERUB CHEER . A• . Their voices rir. er tui .itt' .ii OLII1II the I .isst'Iiii'rr wii in unity Methodist ( h urch all through the year -but for the Cherub Choir. directed by Mrs. Ruth Hanfield, Christmas is the year's highlight. And this season was no different, as the 230member choir performed its annual Christmas concert. (Schedule of Christmas ser%jt't's in area cli un'hes, Page , Friday). in 8 unti know enough to go on to the next grade. 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 . ORION , Is There Enough Preparation For The Tests? 1 8 Harvest Froth Florida Tangerines 13 .o. 99' . !>_00110 S The Students And Those Tests —V $ 99 * II. •% ft.. A'. *fS Cake Mix I•'I 8 Juice ...2 0 1 L APPLES MAYONNAISE 5 28-ox. $100 BTLS. \LEGQUARTERS 1 .* 99 DEEP SOUTH CHEK DRINKS j89 lllI ixic " h- GRAN HARVEST FRESH VEXAR BAG WESTERN RED DELICIOUS NO RETURN BOTTLE ALL FLAVORS RIB ROAST FRYER GIZZARDS TROPICANA 0 5, CAIRO. 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; � 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 21, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 21, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 21, 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/aa81360c8d581c8f26c18c85a99336e4.pdf 713d49c83bac0c124cfce227377e2325 PDF Text Text 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. A lSSmau Piece of I Ouestonab. 2 Went by car 24 Throwing ilisk ground Actor Connery (p, 1 Spouse short Valid Winged 2:; Mush 33 Guide to Oxygen 26 Shoot !1Officer 5ur mystery I 27 Biting 34 Srcrah 7 Faste Candidate 28 PeIf ( abbr 1 8 Positive School Iabb' 35 Propel with particle SI Conciliatory oats 31 Repent 9 Gallic 36 Cook in in 33 Civet. tot one Affirmati,to 52 Hein (Lot) oven 10 Housewife s t, 36 Humdrum 3 7 Eight ISp I Ile fabbr) 37 Christiania 53 Evist ANYTHING TO CONFUSE TNE NEMY ____ 0 1., othyeawTu!DeCeJoj 18 Yearned (I 5 Limbi, 20 Luau food 59 ges 21 Singletons 23 Martini suffix ______ I it aja?j ow el. Are C I 55 Ducklike bad . ___ DEA I - -0 0501 t0j" lio t: 0 A ___ I Die Trim All Fat to Previous Put Ans*er sitirrn 1 _i_-4 1 'N 1 __ by Chic Younq _ ____ Ingssnod oft OF Iii I its st 5 isitot s he i L Christopher. tilt, 17-11lontli-Old son (if .NIr. mid Nlrs — A~ :-, - '- ' - ,,A, ~ - ~,- X-'- - RENEWAL CLAUS ~ -*,~7-s"~V-;~~,_X, ,, J.H. 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.. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, F,. Tuesday, Dec. 20, mi I • 1 Earthquake Devastates Iran NMON TEHRAN, Iran uri, — A devastating earthquake battered two tb-central Iranian villages early today, killing at least 350 people and injuring another 500, officials reported. The armed forces began a relief airlift and ordered soldiers to join civilian rescue workers iii IN BRIEF Siamese Twins Born --But What Are They? ST. LOUIS (UP!) Marilyn Shumate of Sesser, Ill., gave birth to Siamese twins Monday, but she still doesn't know if they are boys or girls. Doctors at St. Louis Children's Hospital are trying to determine the sex of the twins, who are joined at the buttocks, weigh about 8 pounds ard have no external sex organs. They were reported in fair condition, and doctors were deciding whether to separate them. - the search for suri%ors. The quake, measuring 6.2 on the Richter Scale, rumbled through the villages of flab-Tangal and Zarand, although Bob. Tangal was hardest hit, officials said. took o ver relief operations, officials said, Indicating casualties might go much higher than Initial reports showed. The Iranian armed forces flew transport aircraft loaded with blankets and tents to the town of Merkan and then trucked the cargo to the The office of Shah Mohammed Reza Pahla1 cold and snow-covered quake site. Officials said soldiers joined civil authorities In efforts to dig through the rubble In the two villages looking for buried our. %lvors. It was the first major quake in Tehran this winter. Earlier thIs year, a WASHINGTON UPI — Health, Education hazards of cigarettes succeeds in reducing smoking levels. Califano Monday said his office will conduct a campaign about smoking, but will not seek cuts in the federal support programs for tobacco farmers. Filipino Nurses Win Appeal ., 47 - , r. CANDY Getting ready for a visit from Santa at the Sanford Housing Authorit' office at 6 P.m. today Colleen Simmons (left, Arthur Jackson and Sherri Wright ho volunteered to bag candy donated b area merchants. Each visiting child ill gel a bag. - WASHINGTON( UPI) ATLANTA (UP!) Officials from the Soo Locks to the Gulf sands were to gather north of Atlanta today for the opening of the final segment of the nation's first border-to-border superhighway. The ceremony to open the final link of the 1,564-mile 1-75 highlights a week in which four new stretches of interstate highway will be opened. - 'Charge-In Rent Begins CHICAGO I UPI) Some Chicago tenants now can use those two magic words when paying their rent: "Charge it." A real estate management firm Monday notified tenants of buildings it operates they can pay their rents with certain credit cards. — Cold, Snow In Mid-U.S. By United Press International A cold air mass pushed deep into the center of the nation today, bringing snow and travelers advisories to the upper Midwest and promising similar conditions for the Middle Atlantic states tonight. Snow poured over the Midwest from northeast Missouri into Indiana and from Minnesota to Michigan. More than 4 inches of snow fell at Moline, Ill., while Des Moines, Peoria, Ill., and Madison. Wis., recorded one inch apiece. 'God's' Solar Energy SOUTH KINGSTOWN, R .I. (UP!) — The 50 members of the First Assembly of God Church are looking to the heavens for more than divine guidance. 'fl'ying to avoid monthly fuel bills, the tiny congregation has designed what it believes will be the first totally solar-heated church in the Northeast. "The idea originated with God. Solar heating is the only reasonable way for people to go, and this is our contribution to that quest," said the Rev. Steven Antin, pastor. cented $40,000 fine on Florida Power Light Co., for getting too chummy with a New Jersey company that later became its business partner. The PSC also Monday imposed tight restrictions on the partnership FP&L formed with the firm, Nuclear Installation Services Co P, to manufacture nuclear power plant tubing. Commissioners approved a $59.5 million rate increase for Florida Power Corp., which inea ns a 70-eet, one-shot refund to consumers because the utility has been collecting close to $61 million in interim hikes since last spring. - I Malor Drug Bust Made J\CKSON VI! LE Maybell Coaster, 80, of ll Hibiscus Lane. Apopka, repo rted to deputies the theft of wrought iron lawn furniture and a bird bath valued at $l from her yard and porch. Th e items were taken between Saturday and Monday, reports said. By SCOTT ABRAHAM.S Herald Stall Writer The one-month-old infant daughter of Hayford and Debra Clarke died Monday afternoon as a result of Injuries received in an automobile accident at the Intersection of South Sanford Ave., and 2MhSL. Sunday night. The couple, of 2500 Howell Branch Road, Winter Park, was Listed in good condition today at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Their daughter, Kimberly, was transferred to Orlando's Orange Memorial Hospital after the accident. She died in the intensive care unit at 4:30 p.m., a hospital spokesman said. Police said the Clarke ve hicle was struck by an eastbound vehicle driven by James Dennis tAttles, 19, of Lake Monroe Terrace. No charges have been (fled and the investigation is not complete, police said late Monday night. In an unrelated accident, Rachael Clarke, 1321 E. 24th St., the younger sister of Hayford Clarke, was hurt °"JY moments earlier and a few blocks away Sunday night when her ve hicle st ruck the rear of a car disabled In the northbound lane of South Sanford Avenue, the Florida Highway Patrol said. She was treated and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital, she said COW STOLEN Monday. FIRES REPORTED A Midway home was reported to be a total loss after a fire Mondaymorning, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Lueella Williams, who rented the house at the rear of Dolar Way, told deputies she left to take her son to school and returned home to find the fire department putting out the fire at 8:40 am. Owner of the house was listed as Howard Watkins, Midway, the sheriff's department said. MAN ARRESTED Eddie Lee Williams, 35, of 800 Central St., Altamonte Springs. was arrested and charged with reckless driving after a deputy spotted Another fire caused 13,000 'in sherif f's Williams' vehicle traveling in damage to a garage at Pendleton Street and West Lake excess of 100 miles per hour on Brantley Road in Forest City at highway 17-92 near Seminole Community College. Williams 2:15 p.m. Monday. Robert pu lle d over near the inSheriff's deputies said Caldwell was working In the tersection of Sit 434 and 17-92. garag e a bo ut an hour be fore th e where he was apprehended, according to jail records. Bond fire was set at 1105. 'flIFFI' REPORTED Mary Meek, 43, Highway 520 A cabinet and the tools at take Hayes, told deputies contained are missing from the someonetooka10-5peedbics'le Teague Middle School in. and chain saw from her car- du.strial arts classroom, port. Reports placed the value cording to the Seminole Co unt y of the items at $. S heriff's Department. HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER it ADMISSIONS: Sanford: Es,sie M. Atkins Martha D. Boss Anna F. Brotherson James Dean Jr. Raymond R. Eden Frederick Laspee Leah G. Richardson Robert F. Stapel Renelce 'flh1nj Marie C. Vezina Antonio Ferrara, DeBary Lena Campial, Deltona Hazel V. McFadden, Deltona Anthony J. Pugliese, :nterpnse Sally C. Wilson, Fern Park Mary Lou Clarence P. Nicholls, IL nngwood Wilbert A. Senimel, Orange A black and white 800-pound female Holstein cow was reported stolen from a l ocked compound at the Seminole Count)' Animal Shelter between Sunday at 4:30 p.m. and Monday at 7 am., according to Sanford police. Value of the cow was placed at $150. No means of entry was indicated on reports. MIAMI (UPI) City Delta M. Clarke, Winter Park Rayford Clarke, W in ter Park Richard Mossman told deputies Friday that someone removed the cabinet from the Forest City school, possibly using a pickup truck to haul the "large and heavy" object away, cabinet 12,200. Mossman said the and tools are valued at to be taken after public hearings are held at a future time. — Voted 3-2, with Councilmen Frank Schulte and John Leighty opposing, to extend open hours on New Year's from 2 am. to 4 am. for establish. ments selling alcoholic beverages, — Approved a request from Seminole Raceway to hold motorcycle races on March 4 from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the track. Race trials will be held earlier in the day. Opposing the request were Leighty and Schulte who contended noise from the races may disturb neighboring property owners. — Approved a rate increase by the City of Maitland from 35 cents to 66 cents per thousand gallons for se wage treatment DISCHARGES Sanford: Marion W. Freeman Ola B. HarrIson Ernest C. Manley Loretta Muse Dealuar Norris Albert Smith Ralph K. Sutherland Melanie Webre James T. Conway, DeBary Alyne G. Turman, DeBary Jesse K. Boyette, Deltona Robert G. Smedley, Deltona Melvin G. Taylor, Deltona Aaron R. Watson, Enterprise Elizabeth A. Wilson, Morristown, Tenn, - WEATHER 8 a.m. readings: ternperatw'e, U. overnight lows, 41; yesterdays high, 72; barometric pressure, 30.02; relati ve humidity, 12 per cent; winds, calm. Foundation, which manages the FORT and Joh D. Perkins, 84, of Colwnbus. Ga., died Monday night In Apopka. Born in Carrolton, Ga., he moved to "' in 1971. He was a retired contractor and a Survivors include her husband. Thomas hi. Lynch, Meth odist. S urvivors include his wife, 1)Ch1.iry; son, Hay Mccargo, Mrs. Jessie Perkins, (1olurii- Jacksonville; two granthons bus; two sons Commander and one great'grand.son. John Perkins USN. Retired). hiris.son Funeral home-PA Sanford and hiarlen Perkins in charge of arrangements M oul trie, Ga.; daughter, Mrs. Ealene Howell, Columbus; seven grandchildren and five Funeral Notices great-grandchildr en . ______________________ Funeral services and burial will be in Moultrie, Ga. Hri.ssor MRS MARY E Funeral home-PA is in charge LYNCH, rur,,ra, '.". AAafy of arrangem en t 5, t L nch. $ S'r it,. 'l I J I ' - - - - ------------ -- ------ intoxica , t ed edin the Dec. - - 2 than $lO,tx$ - - Death Penalty Recommended STUART. (UPI) — A 17-year-old youth described by a psychiatrist as "a controlled, insensitive and seasoned criminal," will be sentenced Dec. 30 for the murder of 66- yearold Gertrude Trbovich. Th e circuit court jury which fo und James A. Morgan guilty of the June 6 slaying last week, recommended Monday he be sentenced to the I .1 POO Savings up to - -' .- .'•~. -. "4 i'--:. .. - - •. ...--. - , - •:; :. ...... .'':L:-- -: ' "I £ . .,t•.'•.r• .. '.;':.' •:...',,., . -. _... - ' '. -. ., -• ', :.. :- S. .. ( Drug-Related Deaths? I ' Redmond Jr., 28, of Rivet-view, was arrested in September on drug charges, and his death and that of a man found in the trunk of a car will be investigated as drugrelated. Redmond's body was was found Saturday in a shallow grave north of the University of South Florida. William Stephen Weissman, 25, of Cocoa Beach was found at Tampa International Airport Thursday. st uf f ed in the tr un k of a car in Redmond's care. Both men had been .., ,I ",... .4 - •. LI.. . , - _Lfl.tJ4td,. y,PJ 'I shot. Fuel Adjustment Credit MIAMI (UP!) The January fuel adjustment for Florida Power & Light residential customers will be $1.33 credit per 1,000 kilowat hours, the company said Monday. if approved by the Public Service Cornmission, the credit will be the second in a row and the fourth consecutive mon th ly decline in the fuel adjustment, the company said. Gene Autrey, FPL executive vice president , said the credits were "ul timate proof of the value of nuclear power to our customers." - ' . , . 4.5 "bAr 14 ,- '., _,,.,' TALLAHASSEE, I ----------------------- (UP!) — Acting Public Counsel Earl Henderson, whose ouster is being sought by the highest ranking sta ff , member in the Senate, says he has no thoughts A resigning. I . Henderson said Monday he will stay on the job until asked to leave by the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee, which oversees the public counsel's office. - I ., . -- 0.4 i'1i-,"—•'S;• '. • '' - ,,_ •Ii ,b-'1' '? - .. i" L' Mastercliarge r~ s tmw P' BankAmericard VISA : 1 - :,. - Henderson: Won't Resign - - while _"•,--- I , •__.i/.. Etveiing Heauld 20.I°77—VoI 70, No 101 PUbIih,d Daily and Sunday, ,ic,p Saturday and ChrIstmas Day by The Sanlord Herald, inc, OO w. FIfl(p, Ase, San)oqj Fl.. 37t, Second Ciati Postage Paid at SIflford, Florida Horn. DtIIvqy.SSc on ts MOnth $140 6 MOnthS $14 IC, Year, 4° 5v Mail month, U 70. 6Month. ' . Il Monl '3,4° - The death pe nalty. .'. - - driving of Nelson !..eake Jr 57 Mc('limans is free on more txmd, -- ---------- I UPI. M'ERS, man has been cnntin,ipd in .Inn a Dr Leslie McClimans, 56, was indict ed Monday on charges of motor vehicle homicide - Monday Iiuirnir Horn Savannah. Ga, she came toø Dehlary in 1933 She was a metiiber of the I)ehlary United Methodist Church and the Railroad Penny Pinchers. i: ...', arraignment for a St. Petersburg doctor in (hCtCCl in the traffic death of a Sanibel Island . ~Pikrs old Tuesda y , ''•..:;.z',.' ..: AREA DEATHS I TIDES Forecast: Becoming partly Daytona Beach: high 4 a m, cloudy this afternoon with a slight chance of showers late 4:11 p.m., low 10:14 mm., 10:22 today and early tonight, p.m. Port Canaveral: high 3'49 Clearingandtw'nIng colder tonight and Wednesday. Highs am., 3:84 p.m., low 1:84 am., in the mid s today. Lews 10:15 10:15 P.M. Ba7port: high 10:44 a.m, tonight In the mid 4k. Highs 1:4lp.m., low 4:lla.rn.,4p, Wrdnes.lay in the low to ml.l Dade health officials said - b hCId at 10 a m, Wed MRS. MARY LYNCh nesda. at flr'.'.On un,r,,i or'e e'?h w PA Mrs. Mary E. Lynch, 80, of '' ot'jcaln Bur&I , Evergrt'n Ctm,t,rv ftri Star Route I, DeBar>', di ed Funeral Home PA in Cl'.arg _____________________________________________ tolOtol5mph today shifting to northerly 15 tot. mph tonight. RaInpeohebifttyt.per late today and tonlitsL HOURS 9 to 9 XMAS EVE 9t Doctor Is Indicted OtRAfY, *P10 d1 $Os. Southerly winds Increasing SALE condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital after being stricken with oftenfatal Reye's disease. Dr. Irwin Redlener, a Reye's disease specialist at the hospital, said, "We've never seen three cases at one time before." Reye's disease, which is fatal a bo ut 40 xrcent of the time, attacks the liver and brain of children - JOIIN1E PERKINS Federal today three children, ranging in age from three months to eight years, are in critical - planning department. Adion is - 1' CAPP"S MEN'S STORE 3 Tots Get Reyes Disease I - - l960s may be arrested," Jacksonville Vice Capt. Made In Antarctic - UPI) in the John McCorkick said. He said police expected an additional 10-15 arrests today . th the tie'A %var, are' action were Councilmen Carl The 11.45 Greyhound or Robertson Jr. and Nathan Van Trailways bus ride from (Tlazltlo, $180 up frtaii Meter. Sanford to Orlando will cost Winter Park and I)ei..and, Danjohn, lowest bidder of six $l.B0 beginning next month. The i up front 11.101; Jacksonville firms submitting bids, was Public Service Commission and Tampa. $8,75 1 up from chosen over Reliable that has Monday approved a 21 percent 17, 9201; and Miami. $17.0 held the franchise for the past fare increase on buses running 1tum 114 OSi. Onl routes between Florida five years. between Florida cities cities ' will be affected The Reliable had submitted bids The rate increase was (1)nCmL&sion does not set in for contracts of one year at a requested by the National lh terstate rates mont hl y fee of 15.25; three Traffic Asciation , l'S Chairman years 15.65 and five years Paula According to spokesmen for hawkins lul not criticize the Reliable had been charging $4 Greyhound and Trailways bus prup1ut'(1 tiik,', but she- did when monthly. Danjohn, in the bid, reserved lines in Sanford. Orlando, it first cairn' up two wet'ks ago. Park, l)eLand, i hearl advt'rtising all the right to petition council for a Winter rate increase in any year when Jacksonville. Tampa and morning about how they're the consumer price Index (CPI) Miami are the cities traveled to discounting their national registeres a six percent raise most frequently from Sanford. fares They're also not anThe new rates for one-way swenng their tv!ephne,' Mrs in the cost of living. In addition to unlimited trips to those cities, beginning hiaw kin.'. said if (rs hi:md garbage and trash picLp, . . officers of Danjohn said the I would co firm nduct a "once a e Discovery year spring clean up" service where residents could tut out for pickup any type of trash. In other business, the council: — Heard Robert Forbes, on A1IIMi1UN I A project. said what appeared behalf of the owners, J.T. Rice crustacean has been capt ured earlier to be two Fish swiziuning and James W. Rimmer,requed and fossils collected by scien- near the bottom of the frigid, a change In zoning from limited list-s exploring the sea believed sunless waters may actually agriculture to multi-family hidden at least 10.000 years have been crustaceans. 49 district for a 4.5 acre tract beneath quarter-mile-thick ice Dr I.uwaine Anderson, chief fronting Sunset Drive, 800 feet in the Antarctic. of polar programs at the NSF. south of Button Road, A 10-inch hole was drilled sa i d sediment samples taken The property, currently through the ancient Ross ice froi several inches into the sea vacant and densely wooded, floor included tiny shelled Shelf last week by an internaForbes said, will be site for the cr ea tures called lorarninifera tional team of researchers A constructior of a 150 bed conand possiblym some worm tubes. television camera and light was valescent home to be built in Anderson said the samples also lowered foUowed by apparatus three phases. The first stage to sample the water, marine life included fossilized diatoms would have 36 beds, the second one-celled plants which the and the sea bottom 40 beds and the third 80 beds. Antarctic scientists said were A dispatch received Monday of late Miocene Age, meaning Approval of the zoning request was recommended by the city's at the National Science the) are at least 14 million if ( HOMER ('. IIAHItIS Harris made the Bataan Death March and spent 31 7 years as a POW Out of the 1200 airmen surrendering with Harris, less than 350 members of the unit were still alive when the prison camp in World War II survivors of the Bataan Death March and Japan was liberated. Harris weighed less than 100 pounds at that Japanese Prisoner of War camps will gather Thursday to pay time. tribute I(ia Sanford war hero, retired U.S. Air Force Master Sgt. Harris was awarded the American Defense Service Medal wit Homer C. i Harry) harris, 59, of fit - 3, CH 427, who died Sunday at Foreign Service Clasp, Asiatic-Pacific Campaign Medal with on Florida hospital North after a long illness. Bronze Service Star for participation in the Philippine IslandMilitary funeral services will be conducted Wednesday at I Campaign, the WWII Victory Medal, the National Defense S4,,- p iii at the Semoran Funeral Home Chapel by LI. Col. Hoyt, vice Medal, the Philippine Defense Ribbon with Bronze Servo. US/if' chaplain. Burial with full military honors will be in Glen Star; the Distinguished Unit Citation Emblem with two Oak Leaf Haven Memorial Park, Winter Park. Visitation hours will be Clusters and the Philippine Republic Presidential Unit Citatic', Wednesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p."'. di the funeral home at 622 W. Emblem. Semoran Boulevard, Altamonte Springs. Harms retired from the Air Force in 196 and moved to :ford Harris was a member of The National and Florida American from Goldenrod in 1%9 lie was critically injured whit' 'Ao:king Defende rs of iIat,iagi and Corregidor which gave thus account of cr t.e Departszie-nt of Tianspurtatiunun Dec. it , t975, noc:l s'ruck his participation in WWII: by a car in the median strip on 1-4. Harris later became ill with An aircraft mechanic with the U.S. Air Force, Harris was a cancer, according to his daughter, Joy Harris risenikr of the 7th Bomb Group, the only Air Farce unit in the Survivors include his wife, Mildred, Sanford, son. Ben;aiuv history of the nation forced to fight as infantrymen, in the early Harms of Provo, Utah; daughters, Mrs. linda U' Conner. Ft days of World War ii, titter fighting on the front lines of Rataan Riley, Kans an ti Miss Joy hlarr;s t home: brothnr. .ames M peninsula in the Philippines for 99 days while living on halfhIarrLs, Sanford; sister, Mrs Flossie Belle Sirman, l.inclnton, rations, the Am"r:can Forces surrend--.d to the Japanese. Ga. and .roe the Jacksonville police vice squad arrested at least 25 people and seized half of $3 million in cocaine confiscated from what official called a five-state drug ring. It is possible that some prominent citizens Auto Crash Injuries Fatal To Ivlont h-Old Infani .Girl. - Bataan Drug Enforcement Administration agents and homeowners. Opposing the are Border- To-Border Road TALLAHASSEE, (UPI) — The Public Service Commission has slapped an unprede- Bus Fare Rising BAGGERS — President Carter, hoping to keep the new federal budget close to $500 billion, is considering a $20 billion to $30 Fine; It Got Too Chummy SanfordwOrlando - — $20 Billion Tax Cut Eyed FPL Hit With $40,000 loo ks into the contract ap for Ca.sselberry. Stayed the purchase of clay proved. heard McIntot:in..trud under a contract award last Treasurer Mar Casselbei ry residents, week after Mayor-elect Bill City beginning Jan. 1. will be paying Crier said the city could save hawthorne no to sign a check a Little more monthly for their nearly half the purchase price for the purchase of water lines garbage collection service, by buying the clay from the until he' conducts an ve.stigation into the methods of Service fees are to be ccts county. Crier said that under the purchasing by the water monthly more than currently charged by Reliable Garbag contract the city is to purchase departnie'nt by negotiations Service, the city's present clay for $3.25 per cubic yard rather than bids McIntosh .said while it can be bought for IIIS he will cumpart' the recent franchise holder. But the citizens under a new per cubic yard from the county. purchase ith attorney general contract will have the right to City Atty. Kenneth Mcintosh OifliOflS on state law which put out an unlimited amount of recommended the stay while requires that bias he solicited garbage and trash for the semi- Mayor Gerald Christensen on purchases of 11,000 or more. weekly pickups. The city council on a 3-2 vote Monday night granted a fiveyear exclusive franchise to a new firm, Danjohn Services Inc. of Daytona Reach, to service the entire city with trash and garbage collection for a $4.25 monthly fee to and Welfare Secretary Joseph Califano says an assistance program for tobacco farmers could be necessary if HEW's campaign on the billion tax cut to offset the impact of higher energy and Social Security taxes, according to congressional sources. House and Senate leaders apparently agreed With Carter that the tax cut should not take effect until the start of the 1979 fiscal year on Oct. 1, 1978, because of projected increases in the economy in the first quarter of the new year. An Iran Radio broadcast said the quake struck at 3:30 am., 6:30 p.m. Monday EST. Shojas'ddin Survived By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer IN BRI E F The Red lion and sun Socit't), Iran's equhalent of the fled Cross, collected tents and blankets, medicine for the relief flights. Tuesday, DeC. 20, 177—A 1 Sanforcl s Sgt. Has m Dies FLORIDA Sheikhokslamladeh, the minister of health, new to the stricken area to oersea rescue efforts. series of tremors shook the southern Iranian ports of Bandar Abbas, Bandar Langeh and outlying areas, killing an estimated ISO people. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer U.S. District Judge Philip Pratt, in a 58-page ruling that contained a strong denunciation of government tactics during the trial of Filipino nurses Filipina Narciso, 31, and Leonora Perez, 33, threw out their convictions Monday. The women were found guilty July 13 of conspiracy and five nonfatal patient poisonings at the Ann Arbor Veterans Administration Hospital in the summer of 1975. The judge said, "The interest of justice and judicial conscience demand a new trial in this case." He Casselberry.1a New Trash Firm, Rate Less Smoking, More Aid? DETROIT (UPI) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I GIFT WRAP FREE! -" ".". :-- - .' ". - -. 4 •" .. - -".. _..... �EveninglkvWd 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFOIUJ, FLA. 32771 Area CodeS..P2.lI or 831-9M Around Tuesday. December 20, 1977-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - .j . - The Clock Challenge The - F Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: Month, 12,70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. By NORM OSHRIN Of Cairo . roidint 4.it 'c &V4A_ .tnti',r Students in Seminole County continue to struggle to figure out the whys, bows and whos of those controversial Functional Literacy Tests. Three percent of the county's 2,3 eleventh graders failed the communications half of the test; 25 percen t, the mathematics section. The res ults were better than many other counties, but left much to be desired and many questions. They are forcing us all educator and layman alike - to take a fresh, hard look at our educational s ystem and its priorities, potential and pitfalls. All to the good. Now, some of the students themselves, those who have taken the tests an d failed, this. week are sharing with Evening Herald readers some of their observations about the tests and the educational ppicture in general. Some of their insigh ts on subject matter, teacher help or non-help, assistance or non-assistance from par ents, and more, are intriguing. It would behoove us all to heed them, weigh t hem and map positive action for the fut ure to assure the adequacy of o ur educational system. In Cairo, Mr. Vance could impress on Mr. Sadat that our support of the Cairo conference does not signal a change in a basic tenet of U.S. policy that only a comprehensive approach to all aspects of the Arab-Israeli dispute, as envisioned for the agenda at a Geneva Conference, holds any hope of achieving peace. Much to the ire of the Russians, Mr. Vance has backed away from the position that only a Geneva conference, with all Arab interests represented and the Soviet Union as co-chairman, can take up a comprehensive agenda. The Cairo conference could serve the same purpose. If it can, it is up to Mr. Sadat to see that it does. The danger is that Mr. Sadat, buoyed by the show of popular support in Egypt for his personal quest for peace, and wooed by the Israelis, will be propelled into an agreement with Israel that smacks of a 'separate peace." Any statesman must place the interests of his own country first, but the long-range interests of Egypt will not be served by an accommodation with Israel that serves to radicalize the other confrontation states and strengthen the mischievous hand of the Soviet Union in the region. Mr. Vance can hope to convince Mr. Sadat that whatever emerges from the Cairo conference should be acceptable to Saudi Arabi, which is in the best position to draw Syria's President Hafez Assad around to Mr. Sadat's way of thinking, .. ANGLE. WALTERS Ca te r a Budget While Mr. Assad went along with the condemnat ion of Egypt at the Tripoli meeting of hardline Arab states, he is still determined to keep Syria out of the camp of the Soviet-backed radicals, The Saudis and Jordan's King Hussein remain skeptical lihe iioiiference, and they have reason to be. They are still waiting, like so many others, to hear what Israel has to say about with- WASHINGTON — TheWbjtellousehasfound a talent ed, hard-working government official to replace Bert Lance as director of the Office of Management and Budget. His name is Jimmy Carter. In a virtuoso performance that has dazzled even the most cynical veterans among OMB's career employees, Carter has singlehandedly taken charge of the complex task of shaping the federal budget for the next fiscal year. "He's become a master the budget process. _____________ I ___________ __________________ _________ ____ authorization and appropriation legislation.) Last January. Carter sent to Congress the for If Mr. Sadat can make himself the advocate of ' ______ ..-,.i,, ,) - I P - _____________ _______ __________ _______ __________ _____ , _______ ____ ___________ ______ the Arab case at Cairo, and if there is a constructive response from Israel, the conference in the Egyptian capital need not aggravate a dangerous split and polarization of hostile forces in the Middle East. It can accelerate the momentum for negotiations between the Israelis and all their neighbors Cave iiiiiiiiiii ___________________ ___________________________________________________ (' / - 1PlST Offft One such youngster is is Tien Ba Iliep, from department and agency for additional money. the Mekong Delta town of An Giang. "At the meetings, he asks tough, precise "When I was 11, after gambling away all the questions," says an OMB official. "It's obvious cash I had made selling some of my father's he's read everything." things, I was afraid of being beaten so I ran away Says another senior OMB employee: "Car- to Saigon," he said. "I happened to meet a gang tei's mastery of the material is unprecedented. leader who took me in, fed me and taught me the When he returns his copies of the briefing books, way I have kept alive during these last 5 years." we find the margins covered with his cornHiep was a thief, VNA said, "with hundreds of thefts on his record and an ambitious night All of those Interviewed cited Carter's pointed burglarly in which he was caught red-handed." questioning, invariably management-oriented to Now Hiep is in a special school run by Mother tone rather than a poli tical nat ur e. "There's Vo Thi Ilicu and its adm in istrator, Tran Van been much more discussion of substance and far bc. less of politics than I expected," says one budget "1 have learned now and I understand the expert. future of young people in the new society," VNA Of Wrati WASHINGTON - From the Papago Indian U.S. tomato growers, for example, are lobreservation in Arizona, hungry cattle shoulder bying vigorously to restrict Mexican tomato through a makeshift wooden gate in the sagging, exports. This is essential, they argue, to protect barbed-wire fence and graze at will in Mexico. U.S. vegetable production. Yet without From the other direction, hungry Mexicans slip agricultural exports, the Mexican economy through the gate and fan out through the United would flounder and new hordes of wetbacks States looking for jobs. would swarm across the border. This typifies the sieve that the Mexican We sent two reporters, Hal Bernton and Doug border has become for millions of illegal . Foster, south of the border to investigate the backs desperate to escape the poverty of their economic and sociological pressures that are farm villages and city barrios, impelling impoverished Mexicans to take to the An undermanned U.S. border patrol has been road. Our reporters livee in the ramshackle unable to cope with the growing flood of illegals. villages and worked in the fields with the An estimated six to eight million Mexicans have campesinos. They spent two months checking dreamed acrossthe border, melting silenily into out the Story, which we will be presenting in a MexIcan-AmerIcan neighborhoods. They can be series of columns. found working for rock-bottom wages in the It's a story of impoverished Mexican lemon groves of Arizona, the potato fields of peasants, driven off their land by an industrial Idaho, the factories of illinois, the restaurants of re vol ution. New factories in the cities ha ve lured Manhattan. millions from the villages the squalor of crowded barrios. Land for recreation has Obviowly, we cannot erect a Berlin Wall become so scarce in City that soccer along the Rio Grande, Yet Without a wall fields have been set upinMexico the median strip, which manned by armed guards, the border has no divides the main highway running north. more meaning than a line drawn on a map. This is also another "Grapes of Wrath" epic, Millions more Mexicans will be driven $CT'OU the a tale of anonymous f laboIS border veg es for UUes while v asslrdyastheirhosnelandls plagued by overpopulationandpoverty. Theexodushasonly are often undernourished. At the sametime, begun ban king Interests harvest greenbacks from their This mean. Mexico and the United States, invest ments in Mexican vegetable plantations, Us Sixne.e twins, cannot be separated. An And giant economic blow to one will .end ahoeting pain, to delly frorn tM fieldswhere campesionos the other. work for OX a week. to U.S. Ill; IV Id A NK 40 'One Or Two' Congressmen On Park's Bribe List WASHINGTON (UPI — South Korean rice dealer Tongsun Park, expected back from Seoul to testify about Korean influence buying, can implicate "one or two" congressmen and 14 to 18 Former congressmen, an associate said today. The associate, who asked not to be named, said Park's most damaging information is evidence that about half a dozen congressmen accepted $5,000 or more from agents of the South Korean government. Without naming them, the associate said one or two still are in drawing Israeli troops or establishing a Palestinian go. Vcrnziicnt. His plan falls far short of Arab demands for a Palestinian homeland and Arabs ranging from the Palestine Liberation Organization to Jordan's King Hussein denounced it Monday. The PLO called it "ridiculous." The Israeli prime minister will present his blueprint to Sadat in the Suez Canal city of Ismailia Dec. 25 in their second round of direct talks. The visit also falls on Sadat's 59th bir- Turning the public's penchant for gambling to the public's benefit is itself a gamble, it appears. A clear majority of the ad ult population, 61 ns No percent or some million Americans, gambles Mo re to some degree. An even greater number 80 quoted the tw.oy pe rcent of those responding to a nation wide There are about 4(X) boys and girls at .Mother survey appears to approve of legalizing lieu's school gambling to some extent. "A realistic education must take into consideration the circumstances of the child's Doesthis s suggest that for better or worse, and family, the reason why the child left home, the for public profit or loss. gambling is here to sta y1 number and nature of their offenses, their age You bet. and period of delinquency, even their personal tastes and feelings," she snd. She said son sonic are orpha ns htle others have You may have been among those who families or relatives somewhere in the country. According to VNA. Hiep and the others wake credited the Choctaw Indians with originating up at a whistle, wash and dress and then exer- OK since they not only had a word "oke," cise. They line up to eat and study and "en- meaning "it is," but also another, "hoke" th us iastically pursue political or artist ic ac meaning yes. tivities, take turns to criticize themselves and Or you may prefer the explanation which their friends in their daily triumphs and lapses," traces the term to the presidency of Martin Van 44 the agency reported Buren, hose native village was Old KinVNA said the llicp knows hecould escape froni derhook, N.Y. So naturally the Democratic the school at will but quoted tum as saying "I don't want to escape Mother Ilicu and Uncle Club. bc care about me to much." VNA said the Saigon War Invalids and Social The editors of the Merriam-Webster dic. Affairs Service Is carrying out extensive efforts tionary have now disposed of those myths, and to locate children like fliep. Many of those who have "graduated" from the possibly others, with what they say Is the true schools are "soberly getting on with the job of history of the all-American word. In a newsletter growing sweet potatoes and rice on a state farm" on the origin of words, they report that Boston through journey to Jerusalem five weeks earlier will be absent. Senior diplomats said Sadat who received from President Carter the remaining details of Begin's plan Monday had voiced at least two objectiors on the plan to the American - - president. The objections focused on Israel's refusal to withdraw from the West Bank and its refusal to meet even Sadat's Damascus '•-'t '.' ' -- - 1' . -. . __, Specializing in Physical & Speech Therapy Q SYRIA I T at •Arnrnan JerusaIem Port Said Gaza Strip Suez MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING c Decd Spo ISRAEL Canal announces opening SAP4 Tel Aviv WASHINGTON (UP!) Communist Vietnamese authorities have notifij U.S officials that three Americans seized with their yacht two months ago will he released shortly, official sources said today. The three Americans held in Vietnam since October are Charles Affel, 30, of Philadelphia; Leland Dickerman, 29, of Flagstaff, Ariz.; and Cornelia Anne Dellenbaugh, 28, of Vero Beach, Ha., owner of the sailing yacht Brillig. They Were intercepted by Vietnamese while enroute from Thailand to Borneo. saying, "These proposals do not correspond to the principles of right, justice and the hoped-for peace. Real peace cannot be based on half-solutions." An editorial in Egypt's semiofficial Al Akhbar newspaper said in reference to Sadat's Nov. 19-21 visit to Jerusalem, "Egypt, which began its peace offensive with a bold initiative, cannot accept that the reply to this initiative be a lame Israeli step, hesitation, and the outlines of a solution unacceptable to any balanced mind." DELTONA THERAPY CLINIC HehI s Haifa Suite 502, Saxon Blvd. Deltona, Florida Cairo S BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 305.574.5247 JORDAN Suez' Si n ai Peninsula HEALTH CARE of Volusia Co. Inc. EGYPT (Medicare approved Home Health Agency) on SAUDI ARABIA announces opening of a branch office D Israel, Occupied at S trait of MOSCOW (UPI) Public health officials who vaccinated millions of Russians against the Asian flu earlier this year are now facing an epidemic of a different flu that has been dormant for 20 years. '"- ,P4 )..4 d 'i , p" i-'-.*'-z,..-..•"..-- Tiran " MEDICAL ARTS BUILDING Flu Epidemic Hits Soviets - demand - modest by Arab Standards - for a Palestinian state in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip possibly linked to Jordan. The Soviet Union charged Begin's plan would continue Israeli occupation of the Wed Bank "In a slight renovated form." The State Department said the United States has neither endorsed nor rejected It. Cairo's state-controlled Voice of the Arabs radio sharply critic,'ed the Begin blueprint, the fanfare Golan Mediterranean Sea MOSCOW UPI. Two Soviet cosmonauts went for a walk in outer space earls' today to inspect and repair the faulty docking apparatus the Salyut 6 space station. The official Tass news agency reported cosmonauts Yuri Romanenko and Georgv Grechko spent 1 hour and 28 minutes on their space walk outside the station, then began an eighthour rest period. The conclusion is that a degree of legal gambling whets the appetite for more and in(Teases the numbers of active gamblers and the rate of illegal as well as legal activity. In short, 41 still more proceeds for more sha' operators. but surrounding Sadat's break- S 7 Cosmonauts Walk, Fix A federal gambl in g study suggests not. * Reporting on a three-year study of American gambling patterns - why, who and where - the Commission on the Review of the National Policy Toward Gambling finds that illegal activity ten ds to be even gr ea ter in states w here some degree of legal gambling exists. today, L EB . ? EIGHT The Middle East: Suite 502, Saxon Blvd. Deltona, Florida ST Vll;Vl' m,i. 'rUE TALK'S .IH)i"I' P IT OFFI O F ANT6'.1evil CLINICS 423 44 IXC 30 8:30-5:30 After hours answering service ,. : 'z.. j-,' .V '' _..., -k, ;' ' '-z.'. 5-574-5246 same phone LM', ,;. (.'.i 2 -' ., , - ( ''r 1__ . J_ - I 0 ! __ - - - r • i - I L :" T'_NII - - 4 - 1-": - it or learning hudicrafts, VNA said. "As a matter newsmen in the early 19th century used it as an 4 V* n tage -. , ç-1. -. O - - ': ' '\ •. ? - - ... -. . .. ;. ..-. -':'' .,_ ,. '. , -, 1 I It . I- ,' .. . ;:: - .' . - 11 ~ . %, . ~ & "- ,- ' s our Eentire stock of fam ly heavyweight 1977? The Story has three human ingredients. The unemployed find it easy just to keep heading economic turmoil in Mexico has produced (I) north. hordes of factory workers who have been drawn Affluent Americans have also turned to their from the villages to the congested industrial struggling neighbor to the south for their winter parks; (2) thousands of faceless men and women tomatoes, Strawberries and other fresh produce$ who swarm over the fields and pick the crops; The ifflports are now so enormous that, when we and (3)great streams of Mexican wetbacks who sent Bernton to investigate the condition of flow like human highways across the border, migrant work ers in Flori da two years ago, he skirting the set tled areas and cutt in g through found the bosses cheating the workers on their desert. wages, partly to keep their la bor costs comIn the last 20 years, U.S. business interests petitive with Mexico's. The more competitive have invested 13 billion in Mexican enterprises. U.S. fields become, however, the more Mexican Mexico's Gross National Product has been farm workers will cross the border. rocketing at an astonishing rate up to eight But it Is U.S. demand for a moresinister percent. siner product that Is causing the most grief. This is thO Hundreds of U.S. manufacturing firms have dirty brown heroin, which is known in the back been drawn south of the border to take ad- alleys of the United States as "Mexican mud." vantage of Mexico's chasp and abundant labor Its taproots are in the rugged Sierra Navada Large ind,istrlal parks are strewn the mountains of western Mexico where small length of the border. At Nogales, for Instance, farmers have found a lucrative crop by growing Rockwell International, Foster Grant and the opium P°PPY. An entire rural mountain Samsonite luggage plants are booming. economy has grown up arounii it. The products that emerge aren't Intended for U.S. drug enforcement officials say heroin Mexican use. They are shipped north to the traffic Injects at least $300 million a year into the United States for a few finishing touches. Mexican economy, With the urging and flnar$ Increasingly, th e new breed of Mexican cing of Washington, the Mexican government factory worker is finding himself dependent on dispatched a force of 10,000 troops to cxthe U.S. economy. In times of recession, he may terminate heroin growing In the Sierras, This find himself out of work and may drift across the has brought about a fierce confrontation between border In search of employment. The industrial the growers and the soldiers. parks have also been a magnet for too many job Mezk'a problems, meanwhile, have become applicants. Those caught in the pool of the our problems. Z. :'( • - .. -.. of fact, were it not for their willing acceptance of editing abbreviation. What did it stand for' Why, "oil korrect," of course, an abbreviation of an discipline and the special feeling they have for intentional misspelling which somehow survived the school," VNA concluded , "these buddin g to find Its way out of Boston and Into the criminals, experts in climbing walls and breaking locks, would very soon have returned to language, their former way of life." That should settle the matter, okay' ,' '-.,.. - L. - JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN pes _________________________________________ ______________ kI' In WORLD WINDOW "spring review," ra BERRY'S WORLD -_ .. CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) Egyptian President Anwar Sadat already is rejecting parts of the Middle East peace Proposal that Israeli Prime Minister Menahem Begin will bring to Egypt on Christmas Day. Begin, who flew from New York to London today ending his six-day American visit, is proposing elections on the Israeli-occupied West Bank of Jordan to give the Palestinians there a measure of self-rule, But he has not mentioned with. Vlets Will Free 3 Yanks Id Tuesday, Dec. 30, I71-11A Sadat Vetoes Part Of Begin Peace Plan office. ______ Viet U chi pAstions. He does the addition by himself." I I ng State-run lotteries have been spreading across the political landscape for years now. More recently Las Vegas-style casino gambling fo has been coming into vogue In aging resort communities Atlantic City is committed and Miami Beach is thinking about it. The usual rationalization is that since people are going to gamble under any circumstances, society might as well recognize the fact and divert vert the proceeds to its own uses from the operators. But does it really work that way' (3 of compiled to support the requests from each Geneva is not a magic word, even If the Russians cling to the concept of a fullblown peace conference as their means of assuming role 41 - lie H OMB policy-maker. Another uses the terms "extraordinary" and "unbelievable" to describe the president's grasp of the issues and procedur es involved. An understanding of Carter's unprecedented involvement in virt ually every major budgetdrafting decision since he assumed office 11 months ago requires a brief description of the seldom-publicized process: In January of each year, the president presents Congress with his administration's proposed budget for the fiscal year beginning the following October. (The 8 to 9-month interval is designed to allow Congress time to debate and reshape those proposals, then pass the required ________ matched by a willingness of Israelis to recognize : I B DONALD F. GRAFT drawal from occupied territories, about the political rights of Palestinians, about the future of Jerusalem — all of the issues burning in the Arab consciousness. The most important stop on Mr. Vance's tour may well be Jerusalem. The fate of the Cairo conference — if not the fate of Mr. Sadat himself will depend on whether th e Israelis come forth with positions on those issues that make the conference worthwhile, No one expects a settlement to spring fullblown from Cairo, but there must be clear evidence that Mr. Sadat's willingness to recognize Israel is homeland, 1 Work proposed budget for the fiscal year runnin g from October 1977 through Septem ber . As in past r years, OMB almost immediately began drafting the budget for the 1978-79 fiscal year. HONG KONG UPl - Th ey were urchins The first major St step hi that process is the under the old wartime regime the kind of kids a series of meetings at which who high-ranking officials of the various depart- the used to pick the pocketnerican GIs on streets of Saigon or hang around the fringes ment.s and agencies first present their spending of U.S. military bases in the Vietnamese counrequirements to senior officers at OMB. tryside. Last spring,,for thefirsttlmein thememoryof They lived a life of "unrestri cted disorder," anyone at 0MB, the man who presided over according to a Vietnam News Agency report those preliminary meetings was the President of from Hanoi, "abandoned and neglected by their the United States. During 25 hours of intense families and rejected by the old society." discussion, Carter Immersed himself in the But no more, according to the official news budget process. In mid-summer, OMB notIfies each govern. agency of the communist government. Less than six months alter the end of the war in merit component of its budget ceiling. Further 1975, welfare authorities began rounding up the fine- ur comes at t he "director's review" in ..not yet good children" and placin g them in early autumn, followed by the "presidential special rehabilitation schools. More than 2,000 review" in late fail and early winter, have been placed in the special programs In the Throughout the year, Carter has requested Binh Chanh district west of Saigon, the agency and received copies of the fat briefing books said. the balidity of Palestinian aspirations for a i Master' Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. 11111mbn IN BRIEF Does It . _____________ ' ib -_ WORLD VIEWPOINT r: - a - I factor. themselves. from multiple physical handicaps to emotional or mental diso rders. The key to the Wagoner operation at Rosenwald is the school st ore. It is used as a focal point for student achievement. Here's how it works: Each child at Rosenwald earns points on a punch card w hich is used at the st ore instead of money. Punch cards are distri but ed to teachers each week, and each child carri es the card from da is to class. Th e teachers and inst ructors all punch the card w hen a child accomplishes something special. Goals a child might have to reach to earn shopping points include learning to feed himself, to push his oii w heelchair, or become toil et-trained. The Rosenwald school store has been operating for a li ttle over a year, financed by th e parentteacher organization at the school. But there is a problem: funds are eva porating quickly, and the school needs help. "What we really wo uld love wo uld be to fin d some civic groups which would like to be responsible for f unding one month," Mrs. Wagoner explains. Th e Wagoners also would welcome items to be sold. .iIIUIIIU eeins to have given developments in the Middle East a momentum of their own. Secretary of State (N- ms Vance has an opportunity to influence the course of events, but with less certainty than ever before that the United States can be a stabilizing 1. But, whil e this discussion goes on and the stude nts and their families struggle for answers, other boys and girls in the county are struggling to figure out somet hi ng more Fundamental: how to cope. For example, legally blin d students, with the guidan ce and help of Joyce Husted at South Seminole Middle School in Cassetberry, are learning what most of us take for granted: 'ecing "We had to be blindfolded and make our way aro und without our eyes." Mrs. Husted says in recalling her collegiate training at Florida State University. "We were taught made to learn Braille, taught to use a cane, and learned to feed ourselves without using our sight." Mrs. Husted deserves commendation for her dedication an d compassion as a teacher in dealing wi th students in need. Such programs rarely make headlin es, but do deserve special note. Then t here is the program at the Rosenwald Exceptional Child Center in Altamonte Sprin gs w here Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wagoner are committed to helping boys and girls whose problems range .L'. ':. ;'. , v.' 't,s, ,(v;l . -,"'.'1 {. . . - : .' ' . - - ' - . - • -.4 -,-: .1:r1,' / V ..i . • , '1 ' • V 4' I coats and jackets. , Women's • Men's • Boys' ,:is'::: • Girls' • Infants' ey JCPenn Shop Sanford Plaza and Winter Park 'til 10 pm. Wed, Thurs. and Friday. Open Christmas Eve 10a.m. to 9 p.m. (Winter Park-Orlando 'tii 6 p.m.) Orlando Downtown Open :30 a,m,to 1:30 p.m. Wed., Thurs. and Friday. Open Christmas Eve 'Iii 6 p.m. J �6A-Even i ng Herald. Sanford, Fl. TU•SdIY, Dec. 30, Eve ni ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. oUtu UE Business The Uni.S.x Haistyksts W[LL LLLLIiVL P EOPLE Style Cut & Blow Dry Only Florida's Finest for Evel Knievel Sues For Precis ion Hair Cutting United Press International NOW lIE SUES: First, daredevil Evel Knievel worked his alleged detractor over with a baseball bat. Now he's suing him for $210 million. Knievel is serving a six-month jail sentence in Los Angeles for beating writer Sheldon Salt man. co-author of "Evel Knievel on Tour." Knievel says the book libeled him. Named a defendants in the suit are Saltman, c-ut.or Maury Green and Del l Publishing Co. The action charges the book was written in an effort to destroy Knievel's credibility and public image. oo Just Southof 434 On 427. Phone 531.0511 Cke*ieked Coin k lo a e• ii, M ack a vAjef as (S I a pc$v', . -CIAd4t..,% Ha,4 pn a.lid." r.ahfl.s l evil 5i 141 We will m H" "ss can pc?vr5 bi made tram (P'I.IJ4 OFENhI:_m D. JIM TOLER PORTRAIT STUDIO A Full Service Studio 101 W. First St. Ph. 321.0177 'Gloria' Gets Married SALLY WEDS: Sally Struthers - Archie Bunker's daughter, Gloria, on the TV series "All in the Family" got married Sunday in Los Angeles. Her husband is Dr. Willia m Rader, a psychiatrist and film producer. The marriage is the first for the 29-year-old Miss Struthers the second for Rader, a 39-yearold television consultant on psychiatry, who has appeared frequently on "Good Morning America." Right now he's producing a film st.arringhisnewwife - 'First, Do No Harm." S - Sanford *t%TgmlzlE YOUR PORCH 5at a'. as 'i 'a. .w-' - Slip Fill tSTlMATt - TIlM AvAILAILI I I ----------LIII N oral"" Blossom Trail, Orlando CALL THE (SPlITS IN SUS'h(SS Ph C11#11 71111 AL POIiDA WE MAKE EVENING APPIS SANFORD 3i CHI ORLANDO J LIII Of The Crowbar Review AflU ADVERTISIN ADVERTISING ADVERTISING ON Fie nd lop Fashion At Encore Shop . •' \.... It The Encore Shop, owned and operated by Joan Long, is the ideal clothing store for the man or woman who is both fashion and budget-minded, Here you'll find the very bed in men's and women's r esale .ishtons, with the like-new quality at half the pnce of new. With rich decor and tasteful i.ip1ays. it Is unlike any other resa!e clothier you may have sited befye, You can find s hatever you're !,k,n' in ib.. 'n,'e,r,schr.n ......... --'"nfor "" y' While beosing throug h its airs. open racks, you'll find ittractive clothes of finest quality. often discovering fashions from Butte Knits, Act - THE GROW I , 0 TIC 1 k11 lJII'it ADVERTISING '! SC1W i Cures I t I, .• 5 V 41' JI/ ' . ' . "U" • - IN, . t'.irson's mt'i's sear and kvi's. But youwon't find the price tags that are customary with such quality. Mrs. Long also keeps her store well-stocked with the latest in fashionable ac- -ces.sones here, you'll find ' purses. men's and women's belts and shcs, scarves and lower than ever prices on new ;l Jewelry for both men and women. I Newcomers ace finding this .1 attractive store and are telling Beverly Mull, left center and Joan long, right, of the Encore Shop, help Suzanne their friends about the atYoung of Altamonte select a dress. mo.ihere and incredibly low prices. The main reason is quality. These they give to the Encore gowns, bridesmaids and "We have had people in here "We only take clothing that is Shop to he sold on consignment mother's ensembles in great for 15 or 20 minutes who can't in good condition," she says. for a 50 percent conuiiasion on condition at a fraction of their get over the low prices,' Mrs. "We cater to people who like the sale. These clothes must be original cast. Call 831-3400 and Long says. "They can't believe good, high quality clothing; you clear and in saleable condition ask Joan what's available. they're shopping a used won't find anything cheap and the price is always clothing store." here." mutually agreeable to both If you wish to beat the everMost of the clothing comes Mrs. Long and the person increasing price of clothes from people, who, for various wishing to sell. If the item isn't without a coniprornise in the reasons, such as a change in sold in four months, the ownerquality of your wardrobe, visit size, have expensive clothes will be asked to retrieve it or the Encore Shop located in the that are no longer useful to allow it to be donated to charity. K•Mart Plaza in Fern Park on Is aaw4 them, but in too good condition Good news for the bride on a US 17-92. The Encore Shop is or too expensive to merels give budget The Encore Shop open from 10 a.m.-9 p.m daily away. frequently carries bridal and 14 Sunday. - AIJP -- - - )•, . a -. . - , I_ ,Thr saw and it is plain that the Saw Doctor can he lp you save your money as well as your blades. SOon-to.be iharpen ed - Oldest Human On Earth HAPPY BIRTHDAY: For Al Syed .bdoul lilani, birthday parties should have become a bit of a bore. According to his Pakistani passport, he's celebrated 153 of them which makes him the oldest human on earth. He'll celebrate his 154th on Dec. 23 at Meckenheim, West Germans - the home of Dr. Habib Khan -a mere child at 40. Khan, also a Pakistani, met Jilani on a 1976 pilgrimage fromMecca to Medina. llJani arrived Monday, and promptly joined his host's children in a game of ball. BREATHING MACHIN NOW AVAILABLE AT NO COST WITH r MEDICARE & INSURANCE ' Ji , OUT OF TOWN CALl. COLLECT LISA 301 OIIITi P0 50*511. ALT SPO FL 11711 00 GLIMPSES: Stephanie Mills, who plays I)orothy in The Wiz," and Greg Burger who plays the Scarecrow, paid a backstage visit to Eartha Kilt and Melba Moore Monday at their preview production of "Timbuktu" in Philadelphia ... Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau will make a Christmas visit to North American Air Defense Command headquarters in Colorado Springs, Cob., becoming the first Canadian head of state ever to inspect the underground facility Mars Martin and Anthony Quayle are in New York for previews of Aleksei Arbuzoy's "Do You Turn Somersaults," which premieres Jan. 4 ... Former Attorney General John Mitchell -serving time in Montgomery, Ala., for his role in Watergate - Is eligible for a holiday furlough, but officials say he hasn't asked for one and will have his Christmas dinner with fellow inmates.... TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS ADDING MACHINE'S S CASH REGISTERS - Trudeau Visits Air Command 862-0302 Itew&Wed pk~! ~A~s A S&S€WIU 322-8005 4 101$ French Ave. OPEN 9.S Mon. . Fri. .I1 On Saturdays Hwy. 1792 Sanford - DECEMBER SPECIAL BANANA BOAT Buy I At Get The 2nd !/2 PRICE THE BIG DIP 2439 French Ave. Ph. 322019 Commander Dies TOKYO (UP!) Vice Adm. Takeo Kurita, whose controversial handling of his warships cost Japan a chance to break up the American invasion of the Philippines in World War H, died Monday at his home in Kobe. He was 88. A family spokesman said death resulted from the general effects of old age. In October, 1944, Kurita commanded a squadron of battleships sent to attack American transpoit ships supplying the troops of General Douglas MacArthur, who had landed on Leyte island a month before. Kwlta caught the U.S. Navy by surprise, by skillfully sailing his ships at night from the Sulu Sea Into Leyte Gull via the San Bernardino Strait. But just before reaching the unguarded American supply fleet, he abruptly ordered his ships to turn around and retire. Japanese navy men believe Kuritaacted on an erroneous warning from a Japanese scouting plane that American aircraft carriers were In the vicinity. I ri V!lt' s.ers Re to cirp..'ntrr. 'trn;pk,rc .siidwirkt.., * - hIt' sisc's them money arid provides dependability they can psiwit on Edgar Cross Doct or and, as his name plies, he can cure any problems the woodworking man may have resulting from dull cutting Contrary to w ha t many may thin k, now just an yone can sharpen a saw blade. It requires an ability that comes only wi th years of practice and careful attention to detail and a true feel for what you are doing. Watiiing the Saw Doct or at work will co nvince you of this. tits 14 years of experience are evident in the way he works. Edgar took over the bus in ess from his father who was known also as the Saw Doctor from 1952-1964. JOYCE'S CRAFTS Happy Holidays! I KITS • MATERIALS • WORKSHOPS ': . CLASSES L J) MIRRORS PAINT WALLPAPER 83 1-8877 93 N. U.S. 11.9 2 Casselberry SenkarikInc Edgar will sh arpen anyt hing that's dull. From circular saw Wades to lawn mower blades, no matter what the co n dition of th e blade, he'll put a lasting I, - - GROWING ___________________ Reg. Optician 'ime PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED African nighterawlers to "harvest," The worms, their w aste and soil will be separated by machine. For hilormaflon about worm-growing, call Lambda 1400433.1175, WORMS iip WW R onald Rottin g h,aus LENSES DUPLICATED Fa 104 PALMS S5• 95 - Mon.-Sal. 1.5 Sun. 536 1 SR 434 862-1600 Altamonte Springs (Forest City) ULTRAGUARD EARLY WARNING T SMOKE and HEAT SENSORS , 339.1100 _ ' Pro?,? The Ones You Love From The Danger Of Fire t N - W OVIEDO TRACTOR CO AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT - I Frames n Stuff, Inc. 49 / READY-TO-G0 CREDI . GIFTS FOR CHRISTMAS 'aUI!'4 1• C • I ., - . - TRACY E ESTES Staff Sg, Inc. 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San " L pn 04 "c .5 no, aS Go C or, ' 10 "OriPP'5 .04 w .5 rmal, CPr-p'cirer A son of Yr arid Mrs Robert F Pre515'q 515 S PN,I(,j A,s' W'rite' Pars, as grao.ats' at Kee'sieq AFB M - trni tt U 5 Ar Far, 'ePuriI franrug (Ourti or rbOa' oa,.ga?on %wilems rep.a rmen Pl .te Carol, i frit daugeter of Mr and Mr't Das. OltOw,t5, of 317 ) %'otiar,k Lane. Longlioocla NATHANIEL BRYANT EMERGENCY PLUMBING TROUBLES? t III, i O e' L Brim" "LO'n Ave , Sanfo, 'Ii uO"pe$ed re'cr.s !r'l-ri.ng a' "P %'a'rs Corps Dcp(ul S ; Qperi-i KEITH 323-3939 We'll cornea? your beck and call. . . regardless of what I'm doino - w ha teve, the hour, (Well, there are some esceptionst) Other wise, we'r, open M.Sat,, ... Sundays, approximately 9:30 mm. (after I've hod my breakfast, then I'll close to go to dinner about 1:30 p ml 2534 S. Park Dr. uh. 3'LK[ hS Box Ill Star Nt, 2 OitNn, Fl.. 31764 321.0384 Sanford 3235612 TOOLS FOR THE DO-IT-YOURSELFER - SPAQ(NBERG Ent.on Kr 4h Ps SP4gen Lm'rg *- It Svsan it tP i,tige,r of Mrs LouSe Mj!Pe'rn aS 419 %'Arigo Or Casss'lber,, *as u' aiva$,cj tram i,, Psa, S A, at on AIC "Al! On Cours KING SUPPLIES RONALD* NOVOTNY Na., Seaman ApprenIc, Ron.iø iS 'sp',otrp, son of 51' and Mrjot N.otn, Of 2V1 Graeam Q0,j Feq,s ParS "at complet,j recruit ¶ran,ng ,t i',PLavai Iranrig (r'nl,'r Orland We have an ANYTIME phone number. Call Today Accountant's Inquiries Welcome MEN/CAN German, _I FULLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE Joslane Court OrP.O. Box S$ Altamonte Springs, Fl., 21701 TEL, 931437 1111 b,mvors I Business Owners. Professionals gr$duatd tram lrif$ntry Diyitj'p Non comm -t,0 01114CM Academy in Pu ri iong..- WILLIAM FDYERJR • 25975. Sanford Ave. - Las, Lucerne Circle, THOMASR WORD Herb's TV 323.1734 _7ues. Sat. 2797 .'. Ask Abou t Our Layaway Plan -EXPERIENCED....- L Gbef$or. Son at Mn Join Gi ber Pi,.rrei,r, & repairs Used TVs For Sala, Tool " JAMES L.OIIEI$ON Spec mist FOur Jamet FRESH FISH Sharpening Serviceñ SpIchei - - p at reasonable prices. Sir vicöng all makes and models. Specializing in picture tube i IN THE SERVICE bric-a-brac, china, glassware, furniture USa?. 9.7 CREDIT CONTROL .------__ ...4..,,,, • ,, We have FOR 414 - yj IiifiP pick-up and delivery n ecessary. - if LAST MINUTE GIFTS CALL NOW FOR ESTIMATES Just west of US 17.92 Altamonte Springs 339.7113 ME447/C44W I v Li DAVE'S UPHOLSTERY JANUARY UPHOLSTERING LAST MINUTE se rsice - Bulova also makes a line of cont inuous readout digitals now a -Cop'.' .1. Oviedo oW WI0. If your saws, knives, hedge clippers, axes, shea rs, chisels or pruning saws have a serious case of the dulls, the Saw Doctor can provide the necessary cure. He's located on Ridgewood Avenue, directly acr oss from Seminole High School. Call him any day of the week 8-12 noon and after 5 p.m. at 322-1945. Th e Saw Doctor will _______l_ - and Hertshel thinks the continuestimated 52 to 53 million otis readout type will gain watches that will be sold this creasing dominance in the sear, with much of that share digital watch market. achieved only by savage price As the 1977 Christmas shopcutting. ping season approaches, tradiAs prices of digital watches tionally the best period for plunged from several hundred watch sales, the sweephand dollars to as little as 110, three watch, whether spring powered big semiconductor mnanufac- or quartz crystal and battery turers, Intel, American Mi- operated, is holding its own crosystems and Litronix, pulled and so are the jewelers. "I E 1SSO E. Hwy 436 S Just 12 minutes from Sanford Sanford I.11 PH 36S 1248 Route 126 Suite •II'.4IU ' Bring it to us Rapid of NEW AREA OFFICE NOW OPEN (55. •J'.J ' Outstanding 7201S, French wgit4us reached as Unit 7. Your TV On The Blink? -- DUDA AUTO PARTS AND f rep Lacementt FOR FREE FIRE SAFETY PLANNING PHONE 322.7868 L completely as Un. m naged sO capture onls 20 to 40 per cent of the driven out with QI't' WATCHERS L-- Plants-- Plants Plants At WHOLESALE PRICES TQ THE PUBLIC 97 :OMPLETE HEARING AID SERVICE BY APPOINTMENT Contact Lenses I Frame Repairs Sunglasses I Sports Optics MTqjThFp7 Wed ID I LONGW000 VILLAGE Sat S S SR 431 at II & of -''' business. Three remain, Fairchild, National Semiconductor and Texas instruments. mass produced digitals were NRtinnirm.rc1..n,'t -.. National -. Pat rol INERPI and can be SCHEFFLERAS Mike Shivers, L.mbda Worm Brokers representative, Inspects a tray On Ownel 9, he's Pretty soon I'll be purchasing a carbide shop," says Edgar, "that will allow me to replace the carbide tips on industrial-type carbide blades. LAKE BRANTLEY FOLIAGE Sanford the handle: Saw Doctor. Give him a shout! lius will allow men who work in fihergias laminates or hard- L Glass £ PnI Co . Ph )1) 4412 lIOMaqnoiià 4,, Sanford Edgar Cross is radio. dispatched over the C.B. on Channels 9 and 19 and goes by ..-' t,JvIa. ART SUPPLIES PICTURES FRAMED GLASS First Woman Governor Dies CHEYENNE, Wyo. (UP!) - Nellie Tayloe Ross, 101, the first woman governor in United States history, died Monday of heart failure in a Washington D.C. nursing home. "She was a grand lady," said Wyoming Gov. Ed Herschler. "She served a long and glorious career for the state of Wyoming." e was one of the great ladies, one of the great people Ihave ever known," Secretary of State Thyra Thomson said. "She was a very remarkable lady and a person of great stature." ir f Far (,pry P ur po se Good The Entire Month ReQ. Price .. , inis ,, - Compre these prices with 13.50 r more for a new circular saw blade more a hand Sass Doctor, Edgar ('ross, inspects the edge of a saw h5 j.,.. of , out h3enrus, Gruen, Armin, Gillette and 11MW Industries also have quit making digitals. The Japanese Seiko cornpany. a c.rId giant in the i., dustry which played a leading role in pioneering the di gital watch, told Modern Jeweler magazine recently it has (IccItied the real future of the watch business lies In the quartz sweephand timepiece selling at a substantial price through the retail jeweler. Chairman harry B. Henshel of Bulova, who was criticized for being slow to turn to the digital as Bulova's earnings were eroded, said he now feels vindicated and is convinced the "fastest future growth should be in quartz na1og watches with dials both for men and women He also said the conventional spring-powered sweephand watch will continue losses. Even Bulova and Timex, to be an important part of the the giants at the top and bottom business and that both these ends of the price spectrum in quartz analog lend the American watch industry,and themselves bestwatches to jeweler had to take their lumps. stylingservicing. and marketing and But man) of the makers of jeweler mower blades for $1.50 apiece; knives for 15 cents per inch; shears and scissors at 20 cents an in ch; and hedge clippe rs for only $1. If you have an axe "to grind," let the Saw Doct or do it for you. He charges only $1 for a single-bladed axe; 11.50 for a double-bladed axe. His prices for sharpening a circ ular saw range from $1.15 for a 6 4" blade to $1.80 for a 10" blade. His prices on hand saws differ de pe nding on the number of teeth pe r Inch from $2 for an point to 12Th for a back saw, I e . ? NEW Y01t1 UPI) Only a year ago a lot of watch industry analysts were predicting the traditional sweephand or an alog watch would be replaced altogether by digitals. But be ing a b usin ess prophet is at best a risk)' profession that could be orared with a witty F'rt'nchn,n s deiu,ition of ' critic a person whose function it is to be wrong. When the fir st solid-state digitals were introduced at the retail level in 1972, analysts were loudly claiming that they would quickly destroy the market for all ot her types of watches and th at many jewelers would be (Iriven out of the watch bu..sinc.ss Indeed, sales of the digital watch grew from 8,00O,000 units in 1972 depending upon varying est imates I into the millions last year Two or the more prominent .therican makers of quality 'w*'ephand watches. Benrus and Gnien, did suffer huge The Saw Doctor also shar pens all the ot he r blades found around the home. He'll sh ar per 1:6 . - Gone Time Sanford - .,\ . 323-8781 210 E. 1st 5?. woods like teak and mahogany to have their carbide Wade sharpened to a new condition at a fract ion of the cost of a new carbide blade. - frI. Watch: Its -LESSONS FOR ALL AGESPIANO. DRUMS sTRUMPET.' GUITAR Dull B . I GUITARS • SYNTHESIZERS BAND INSTRUMENTS • DRUMS ALL ACCESSORIES. __________________________________________________________ A MIJVCflhIIfW .. CHRISTMAS MOUSE: Putting up the Christmas tree proved a painful experience for Rep. harley Staggers, D-W.Va. He showed up at a HouseSenate energy conference committee meeting Monday with an eye patch says he was injured when a crowbar he was using to erect the tree at his Keyser, W.Va., home slipped. An aide says it will be several days before Staggers knows if there is any permanent damage. War Herald Advertiser Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1977-7* Digital The I Review START YOUR BUSI N ESS , - A NOW! Evening HeraM Longwood Square ...._ Total Hair Care Accessories Over Book u Located in Custom Perm and Color $210 Million $1 ', Business, Call 322.2611 Prepared By Advertising Department of ROLANDE CLOSE 5t,' ar /r-('L ' '4cana L ',Orl',r and Iiarsi I (lOSe J at I Grace, Altamont, Springs. has completed 'Sr ' recruit iraning at the Na,aI T,a ring (inter. San O,r90 - STEVENS F011E5 Na., Seaman Sleatri B ton aS U S Air FofCt retIree Leutenant Colonel For"? L CO lie 5- 0 dernpj On,p, LOnge od, l'adsaafee *utPp Y'nr trom rrv$ 'raring at the Nasal Trarsng (enter. San Li'e'go WINIFRED K HORNS Second LeI,1riirit WnIt,d K 040 -0, wriose parents are Mr and Mr * Henri, 'sortie of 170 Pn NePOIC Lane, AItamonf Songs. arniw,d AF5. Calf - ton Pier 'ritijI U S Ai r Force dutt assIgnment NJ Of V$ndiii1-g - �SPORTS IA-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES ~4 I Tuesday, Dec. 20, l77 I Between FSU Ponders ORLANDO, OUPIl Florida State coach Bubb) Bowden says he hasn't decided who'll start at quarterback for the Seminoles when they meet Texas Tech in the Tangerine Bowl Friday night. 32nd edition of the bowl. We realize that Florida State has an explosive attack and i"s going to take a top ci' fort a t (I our best offensively and def nsively to beat them," ider coach Steve Sloan Hod said alter Monday's practice, when his squad emphasized pass d'fer,t'. Bowden will choose between Jinv Jordan or Wally uoui sophomores. to begm launching the barrage of passes that Tech is expecting in the •fl arrived in town Monday and will hold their first Orlando practice today. Texas Tech's senior quarter. back Rodney Allison, who broke injuries. When they're healthy, they're as good as anybody." 'Their defensive team j ust doesn't like to give up points," Bowden said. "Th ey're very sting). We've got so much riding on our throwi ng and c.ticlurig. Tech's current injuries elude All-America offensive tackle Dan Irons, who is extremely doubtful. Cornerback Freddie Taylor, strong safety Alan Emerson and place kicker mll Adams are out. "Texas Tech started the season as good as afl)'OflC in the Both teams headed out Monday afternoon to some of 1 4 1 Behind!!flba!o,Y uvaI IfGuY , \ team chlked up its fourth straight victory Monday night, tripping the (1viedo frosh, 63-IS. Clarence Sippio led the Panthers with 22 points while Dewaven Duvall tossed in 16 and Robert Crnonis now stands 5-2 on the season and ret ur ns to a ct ion after the Christmas holidays with a Jan. 4 home encounter against Bishop Moore frosh of Orlando. - " --- v- s' a, '• 1 7 3 of ' ti .. ol i. • . ' - ' - Coley I 0 7. Frnt 000 000 Tolali is 15 As CROOMS Ga udreau I 07. Guy S lii. S'pp.o 9i 22. Route 106. Duvall I 0 16, Merthie 0 0 0 Harr4on 0 1 1. Rollins 000. I'lovseII 0 0 0 Burke 000 S?vr 2 01, o.d, Croois * - F ' - . s . - ' • • • ' . 6 Vi. / / ' . -. . ' . I' I .•. • 6SI & '. - . ,.j " LAKE HOWELL Br i ghtman SO efIfl90 1 1. ScottO 00. Da vos 2 01. Aood 10 1. Summers 000. Smith Lepak 0 0 0, 0 0 0. 0 S sughness, 0 0 0. DeSento I 0 7, Jordan 1 02 Total% If I 3) Lake CraftIly13 U 1 - 13 Lake Howell 3 13 6 . - ---.'. . ' ; ,_1 (Herald P?i.te by Tommy VIØCI?) OVIEDO'S JONES IIEADS FOR THE BUCKET 4, I . -' - ' • •,• . , . • C0 e e LL% Ang 3. Vanco,j,e, 7 Today's Games Coto at NY Itlanders Atlanta at Vancuver Wednetday's Games Aashrvgton at NY Rr.grs Colorado at Boston Pho to at Cleveland Montreal at Toronto Buffalo at Detroit ChicagO at St LOuiS M.nnesota at Los Ang Basketball East Boston St 07. Colby n Niagra it. CaIst Biraild i Qs*eris Coll 70. Yeshiva so Qu.nnip;ac 99. Hunter SO SI Fran NY SI D,tstl is Spring Gran 44, Allnt*n 51 Tnnp'e IS Buffalo 66 Saloom AlA 10$, W Va 10.4 Lou svi 69 Dayton 63 N, Ala II SE La 13 Rchmr.Ø 93 Rrllpn Mc, Midweit Ashland to, Hiram 59 F Ky ii. CIt-we III St 90, Cent Mich 7$ M'c.is St 73. M.d Inn st No Ill 63, New OrInt 0 Nrthmn 04. Blvfbtr. 72 Quifl(y 71 St Joseph 5) Toledo 19. 0 W III II, Atag%tmi,a 71 Southwest Ark 1$, Plrdn Sn'i,rns 15 N F Osla IX Hard ng 97 NE 011a IX. Hrdng Colt Oklahoma 91, Tulsa 70 •. rep p ii West Chapman 63. Chic* St 5,4 Get PUs $0. Atusa Pac 73 Ida SI 100. Cal StaB.arb MØnt 61. Pac Cal 41 Oregon 70 Sea Pac 53 Santa Clara •,. Wash 13 Utah St SO, .V Tea Pro Hockey Cam.beII Conference Patrick Division W I. T eli 71 S I 16 Philadelphia 16 7 I 10 NV Islanders II IS 6 31 NY Rangers 9 II 9 77 Atlanta Smythe Division W 4. T P95 9 1310 26 ChicagO tO 13 7 fl Vancouver I U • Cd*or$dO 7 20 1 Is M)fvlesota 7 70 111 S0. LII5 waits c..seresce Nerels Oivts*.m W 4. T P15. • MatreaI LOS AIS9OS Detroit PIIIIbUr9PI 207444 II 33 10 IS 1 71 10 IS6 $ 26 *iams Buffalo Boston Toronto Cl.s,Iend W 4. T P15 I 20 191513 47 19 4 10 II 3 n - NE A YORK IUPI I The U ri , I - d Pre.5 lri'ernat,orlal Board cit Coaches college blske4ball ra''ngs *.th won lost through records games of Shdly . Dec ii, and number of tint place votes in parentheses Team Points , I kefttt,.cky 361 1801 III 7 P.arqvt'tle 44) 4904 361 3 North Carolina 1611 710 4 PIotee Dame ($1) 210 Arkansas 11 4801 709 6 UCLA 16 II 163 7 Indiana St (II (10) 155 I Syracuse (I 1) 75 9 Sat. Francisco 1811 66 10 Louisville II Ii 61 II Holy Cross 130) 12 12 Crvcmnnal, IS 11 41 13 Providence (SO) 33 II Kansas lb 15 Utah 131) 15 indana (4 Ii 16 I? Purdue 1421 IS II Mtryland (6 11 II 19 Virginia 150) 9 20 Alabama 1 II I Offices votes receiving 11 lr',5 State, Mchgan. DePaul, Detroit, Jc#n'l, Houston, St Colorado State, Florida State, Wake Forest. Ari:onj, Nebras is, Southern California Note By agreement with the American Basketball Coaches ASSorat.ort, teams on prObat.on Cardinals Go 'Astro' s'r. iouis (UPIJ t, 'he NCAA are .,l.;.tie ri 'or ?p 20 and national champ.on S"D Cofltid,fatiQV, by the UPI Board of Coaches Those teams Currently on probation for 1977 aft Centena r y. Clemson, tta*lil, MinneSot., Nevada Las Vegas, Wes tern Carolina T ransactions Soccer Dallas (NASLI - Signed goalie Ken Cooper to a t*'Cyear contract Colorado (NASLI - Signed for ward Brian T.re,ion , ,ii , ,a ORLANDO SEMINOLE MATINEE RESULTS FIRST - 1 Pat. Coldo (I) , 666 110. 7 loS. AlPwrtIi (S) 110 S0. 3 Letters Arn (U 300. Q (3 S) 3360. P 135) ISO (No SECOND - I Palms Alb.rdi Ill 180 360 760. 7 Medina Arana (7) 360350.3 ca Coldo (31400.0 (17) 7710. P II 1) 3470, DD (I 1) 4710 THIRD - I A(vria Javi (I) $310 II 20450. 7 Patio Sanchez (i) 530 360. 3 Santi Yla ill 440, 0 (I II 00. P 5 $111010 FOURTH -I Pat.) Jay) (5) 11.40 370 740. 1 Cache Andre (II 1310 100; 3 Olea VII (1) 2.60. Q (33) 4300. P (52) 57.30; 00(1-I) 114.10. FIFTH - I. Anton Abel (3)72.10 940 140; 3. Mar vrl Aria (1) 410 340, 3 Ajig)a Attu (II 500; 0 (I SI Pill) 105.00. SIXTH - I. 0108 Pert: (2) 1700 940 150. 7 Arta Enrigue U) $.30 310. 3 Ica Andre II) 100; 0 12 ?I 3340' (77) 7030 SEVENTH - I Eclano Via (3) ii 20 110 3 70, 7 Aivria Ilidro (1) 7.00130' 3 Pate) Peed (1) 300. 0 (31)3170. P137) 10330. Big ( I Is A Astrolurf surface will he in. stalled at Busch Stadium, home of both the baseball and football Cardi nals, it W1 aimoc imed Monday. One itoange will he made, The basepaths, which have been dirt, will be AdroTurf, with 3 1 $5 10 - ' Hockey fyiw York Rangers NULl Signed free agent defenseman Dallas $m,th Baseball New York Y.rik5 - Named Gene Michael as firSt base coach Pro Football Fired interim Kansas City Coach Tom BeN's Seattle - Extended Coach Jack Patera's contract through the 1911 season Minnesota '- Signed lreeagent cornerback David Shaw College Football Pr i nceton - Named Frank Plavarro as head coach California - Named Roger Theder as Plead COach. : ng the I do n't a prison CELEBRATE THE SEASON make ' it flunk clul'P Tech finished the season at 7third )ear, whme 4 in •• ''.'.. About 2oo residents of Bram Towers and their guests were entertained at a Christmas party Friday night the Towers Hospitality Room. The order of the evening "as food, i'un and festivity in a holiday setting. Ruby Andrews (left photo, left to right), Frieda Gielow and I 1 abeih hIelmlv sample punch while Erma Killian and Tom Vincent (right photo) get In tune for musical entertainment by the Seminole Singers. Arranging the party were Ethel Fried, Belle Williams and Elsie Farley. F'StJ wound up at 9.2 in lIowdcn's second )ear. Give Huskers L be rN,21ml7lio But the North Carolina tlt'fenders, led by li nebacker Buddy Curry with eight tackles have to (it) things differently to ,Ind 10 as.iists. shut doiAm . • . SWING CALENDAR ~0 ) home l&'ngues' base-stealing chain- run sluggers Eddie Mathews pion in the 19150s, appear to bit- and Duke Snider of the 195N the leading candidates for and Slaury Wills. the major election to basebdil's [fall of NEY,' YORK UPIi - in the t ballotin g " the Baseball riters Association of America. New eligibles, in addition to W ills. are Clete Ro>er, Jun Grant, Jim Maloney, H ill Mazt'roski l)t'nns \ld am f) ' P edro Harnos and Ilo>l %',ii' helm. Wilhelm, a great relief nitctwr , who ann1'ared in more , , 1k . other pitcher in kwntsiinan) baseball history, probably has the best chance from among - nex EIGHTH I 900 740 60 7 Jose Ab( 'S i r' 160 3 San' Arca fl Q 57 1600. p 75) 293 70 NINTH - I Arta 4 oo 900 610 2 Anton (71 520 610 3 Juan (6) 520. GO 31 )500. p 1321 176 TENTH - I Medna ill 500 000. 7 Marlo (9) 360 430. 3 Enrique III 370. 0 (SO) 1120. P II 5)490 . 131 DD 7600 ELEVENTH - I Cacho Sanchez II 719 170 300. 7 Olea Jesus 31 6 40 100. 3 Anton Juan 161 100 Q 13 35 30. p 113i 79 50 TWELFTH - I Alta Abel 3) 35 .13 tO 10 500. 2 Mar,,,, later Ii 670620 3 Cacho Sanchez (1) ii oo 0 3, II 20, P 1311 199 )3. fig 0 (I) eth II 290 A - I,412 Handle 1117.277 MONI)AY NIGHT FIRST - I ca Jews (S) 23400 140. 7 ArIa Elonia Ill 110910, 3 Cactio Aibyrdi (I) 600. 0 1971 61 30 p 5;p III SECOND - I Oguila Jaws IS) 7710460910. 2 Pat,, via III 100 320 3 (6 Arena (2) 570. Q 1161 7910. P IS 11100 30. DO 156)19110 THIRD - I Pats, Andre III 310 370. 7 Manolo Alberdi (Al 1 10 360. 3 Larr. Sanchez Ill 500. 0 II 61 31 60. P (I ) so so FOURTH - I Palms Zarre (Si 1310 500 710, 2 Jose Alberdi 131 900 700. 3 Arta Andre III 350. 0 1751 7600. P IS 7) 5670, DO (IS) ' , . ,,, ,,, JOUp Mathews, the only player with )O career homers who is 5.1 t Su t 5. I'i.n • e, li gible asn 't, been Cat.itu to the Hall of Fame, riii.ssed being voted into the shrine bs 49 .1. .5. ' 5. r.t'i SO ti. d.'.'t )tdr ,a,,,tws sut ,,& homiiers during his career and teamed with all-tune leader ,.ui Aaron to lorm one on the gaiTie's most fanious 1-2 punches Former Dodger greats Snider and Gil Hodges and ex-St. Lows standout Enos Slaughter also , 311051.nl hould receise plenty Ut suppo rt from the voters. Each collected more than 200 votes last , January did u not r eceive the necessary .5 per cent, Snider is the co-holder with [fall 011.' erRalph a .. 5, iner or the National League record of most consecutive seasons with 40 or moo'e 0 IC S i. iiC fin ished fourth In last year's balloting behind Ernie Banks, . - , ' .. , . . , , s FIFTH -- I P,'ar,olo JuIn Ill 610 440 300. 7 Jose Sanchez ()1 1 40 750. 3 Santo Arana (7) 300. 0 1171 2970. P 1171 III 90 SIXTH - I Arta Zarre (74 Ii 10 700500. 2 Id Arci (3) 860610. 3 Jose Eloiza IS) 3 50. 0 13711900. P '.e,..i..,.... ,.,.i u,...i.,. .VIUIiIT.3 UIIIJ iIVU3. I? )l Wills batted .281 with little SEVENTH - I Oguiza Anna (1) I? 40710 500. 2 Jose via ($1 770 power but led the National 340. 1 Eclsano Albrdi (3) 170. 0 League in stolen bases a record (4615370, P (4 61 30550. fig 0 13 six consecutive years and stole 71 1 (46)75110 EIGHTH - I Oleo Arco (71 910 a total of Si& bases during a 14710110, 2 Anton Abel III 110420 year career. He set a modern 3 Manolo Sanchei IS) 170, 0 1311 major league record of 104 6160. P (30) 20340 NINTH - I Oita (3) 1110 1310 stolen bases in 1962 - a mark 340; 2 E'ona II) 13 10 7.40; 3 Juan later broken by Lou Brock of (7)4 10. 0(71) 1030. P (30) 192.10 TENTH -I Enrique (3) 1700700 the St. bias Cardinals, 640.2 Manolo(1)100330;3 sent In order to be eligible for (1)170; 0(34) 4560; P (31)l3370. election to the Hall of Fam e by DO (331 Ill 10 the HBWAA, a player m ust ELEVENTH - I ManoloEloria ($14603003 10. 2 Oguiia Per.: (I) have played 10 seasons in the 3407 10.3 Ajuria JeWS 0)300. 0 major leagues and been retired (IS) 31 10, P IS 1) 94 30 i nactively from major league TWELFTH - 1. ManoloAltu (3) II 00? 10750. 7 Arta Jews (3) ISO play for at least five years. 470. 3 Oita Abel (4) 7 10. 0 12 3) Announcement of the election 4140; P3)5410; 0 Big 0 (I 51 with results will be made in midI 3 1,14440 January. A - 7.312. Handle: $131,431 ' - • H or ra h's Picks RENO, Nev. i UPI hlarrah's Reno Racebook Monday made Oakland a 3. point favorite over Baltimore d Den ver a 2-point choice over Pittsburgh in Saturday's American Foot ball Conference playoff games. In National Football Confer. ence playoffs next Monday, Dallas is favored by 10 points over Chicago and ion Angeles is an 8-point favorite to heat MInnesota, - z,. ' ;,i" •y -;".".'r. 11 - Elisa Ilolllngsworth , I)FAI1 :h3B'i' modas I received if printed an flu'uflc'erne'nt in the road from out 'elf's tate', giving the 55 I)!11(ji S alibi roan's names and the date' that they entered into a "cohabi tat tonal contract." 7:30 1) fit.. Lake' % lar .% Fire hall Tourist club. I p in Sunny shade Park - F'Rll)A's', IW('EMHEI( 2.3 Seminole South Rota ry, 7,50 ;i.mti AII;unonte Springs, . Lord (liulnIt') 's, Sanford-St'rnimzk Ja) noon. Jaycee building Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.rii., S.'unbo's, Sanford ret-i, Tanglewood ASS, closed, 8 p it, St Richard's Church. Lake howell Road , Longwood A A. e'his-il. 13 p tI. Rolling hills ?llOrdSluIl ('hutch, 513 434 Young Adult Club for Singles, 9 p ,mli, Orlando Garden Club, 710 F Rollins St W eight Watche'rs. Sears. Aitanionte Mall, 10 a in SAfl'RI)tV, DECEM B ER24 Sanford AA Women's Group, 21)ili., 1201 W. First St ('asseltx'rr) AA, close-il, 8 )h fit ., Ascension Lutheran ('hutch Library will remain open until 1 p.m. and will close Dec. 26 and Jan. 2. TI! USDA I)K('F%IHFII 27 Illinois hub of ('çn(ral Florida, ('hristnias parts, and cuvcreI dish luncheon, 12:30 p iii., 2424 Edgewater l)rmvt', Orla ndo, Os'ereatet'i Anonymous, 9:30 am., First Federal of Seminole, Sr 434, Longwood; 7p.m. OA Teens, Sedgefield Apt. Clubhouse, SR 436, Altamonte Springs; 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. Winter Springs Sertoena, 7:30 a.m., Sunshine Park community center. Sanford LIoas, noon, Holiday Inn, Saord Sertoma, 7 am., Sambo's, Longwood Sertom;, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave. and Summit Apartments, Casselberry, Casulberry Jaycees, board, 8 p.m., Doug's Garage. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. - 'i i . '...rriici ?- r WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21 Trausceudental Meditation lecture, 8 p.m., First Federal of Altamonte Springs, SR 436. r ; "' I' . ,'_ ..% . '. - ,t ._ 1' So what's nil)' problem? It's friends I and especially I_I', • ''P" "9'. ,'rv .w..' .-i'. .5-.!.')'r - .' '. -- '..: . r i,'. :' .f', '' 'i ,,_ . , 'j a, ',v'J.1,4 'a-' 'I is, 5,,' )ti'..-. j' i, 'Z.?.:.:.t'',"' 'r-, a,"',' ;, '1'".. ' I - C. , -i qwt ;!" . .'• '?i (Her aId PfsoP. Sy Tommy VIncent' ,.; nol Georgia ('ulIeti, Sue Burton. Martha I)owman, Kath Miller. Beck [)unit and Carol Mark. " t3.' ',,.'.j,'t;..,.,, .a,.;,) ,%, A UI newIlIt'iliUV and election of officers were Members received Into held by the Junior Woman's membership were Sue Burton, Club of Sanford at their Georgia Cullen, Becky Dunn, December meeting. Carol Mark, Kathy Miller and Martha Dowman, Junior Anita Wilkins. Each member District Director, conducted the received a long stemmed rose ceremony welcoming six new at the end of the cememony members into the State A Christmas basket of food Federation and to the Sanford was collected by the memClub berstup to be given to a family She said each member was in the area. Other contributions like a seed in a flower garden for the holidays were a donation that needed food and nourish' to the Central Florida ment to grow and become a Zoological Society, money sent flower spreading seeds to to 15 girls at Hacienda Girls rsancn ror a shopping trip, toys made for the Christmas store at West.side Grammar School, a donation to Parent Resource Center and several other proJects in the area, Margaret Meyers was pressted a certificate for the Outstanding Member of the Month for December by the Central Department Corn. nuttee on her activities during this month. The following officers were elected Gail Stewart, president; Peggy Deere, first I .;.. '_, dis .'•-'?" .- , !T-'. . I Gail Stewart To Lead Jr. Women .': '% ' ''' ". , 441 D vice-president; Pat Hunt, second vice-president; Donna Feuerhahn, third vicepresident; Sue Cann, recording secretary ; Vicki Cavallaro, treasurer; and Nancy Hirsch, corresponding secretary, of(icers be Installed in January to assume office in February. During the gilt exchange, president Loiida Beck presented Bill Gielow, junior sponsor, a china Christmas platter, and Mrs Gielow gave each member a tras of homemade sour dough rolls. '.,_44. ;' :. - . ., ;' ' " •l--' S. -a-______________- :..'7;:: c:e•.C.,s1c., '-S - :-f. ',-''"'.l. 5 ç .;,'. ' so "-•:* 'a' -. I ,e t 4't. '-, Ga rd e n ircle 1AARIvE AIMJ ,% -,•;. ': r. -I A ; ,, so •-iL-1.4 . ''4"T'v .: •':• ''. ,tW4'"zVl.r' ,tgt4yf - ' ç);;'if " . ., !: -" 144 - Hibiscus Is. '.'. . '"C- ,, '. A.. 1"US.S'. DEAR ABBY'. My next door I)EAH F't'SSY: Most single C neighbor, Mrs. A, has children 255,'year-old women would be about the ages of mine, and our tickled pink to meet an eligible children play together con- man. If you don't want to spend stantly at either my house or an entire evening with someone her.,. It seems the only was who's not your type, you can Hibiscus Circle of the Sanford Mrs A can make her children always suggest a "coffee date," Garden Club held its December mind is to tell them if they- which need not last more than meeting at the home of Miss aren't good she will call a an hour. I You may not be this Gertrude Fischer in h'inecrt'st policeman. type, either.) Or you can ('0-hostesses with Miss Fischer always say no. were Mrs. H. K. Horton and It's none of my business how ('I'','TlAl. TO PAM Mrs. Effie Durden After the Mrs. A. raises her children, but dessert,was a short business ,. IN WENAT('IIEE: If I could meeting held with Mrs I don't want my children glsc a 6thgrader only one piece grow up being afraid of of advice, it would be? READ! John Stakiewizx presiding puliceine'n. A Christmas party with exIn every library can be found Should I say something to change of gifts and singing of her" And if so, how do I pout it a wealth of knowledge and carols Followed the niet'ting wIthout getting her road at moe' pleasure. The wisdom of the Mrs. J. P. Thurmond played the NEXT DOOR MOTHER agm the best that has been piano for all the requests for the thought and tell and said, favorite songs DEAR MOTHER: Tell her awaits you. Sample it Read for Others attending were Mrs that children should be taught fun, for pleasure, for inGordon Brisson, Mrs J A to regard policemen as their formation! Edwards, Mrs. John Fox. Mrs friends because if children You can Live for a little while John Gradick Sr.. Mrs George should be lost, or hurt, or molested, the)r should ask the in another century, In another Johndrow, Mrs. J.V. Jones, country-all through books. Mrs. C.N. Karraker, Mrs. T J. nearest policeman for help, The man who does not read Lewis, Mrs. Wm. Livingston, DEAR ABBY: I'm a fairly has no advantage over the man Mrs. John McCloskey, Mrs. attractive 25'-ycar'old un who cannot read, T. B. Middleton, Mrs Herbert married woman. I have a good Moreland Sr and Mrs. J.P job, my own car, an apartment I'roblemns' Tell them to Thurmond. that I have furnished and Abby. For a personal, urnThe next meeting will be Jan decorated, and I've done Ui)' published reply, write Abby: 13, 1971. share of traveling. Box 697)j, Us Angeles, Calif. One day I may want to marry 90069. Enclosed a stamped, self' and have a famiiily, but for the addressed envelope present, I like toy life the way it - a-'.. : ,.',:. ninnogrzun med.) . ' Club Inducts 6 Members They enclosed a handwritten Ill essage stating that in lieu of a civil or religious cerenion>, the ;'t'reniony was witnessed by relatives) who think I'm lonely, or worse yet "miserable," nians close friends and family because I'm not married. I 151' never heard of this, hate' know the>' mean well, but I wish you Is this equivalent to if they'd stop sending tue their ln.irrlagt" Or is it just an an nephews, cousins and friends noUnceme'nt that two people are So far none of them have been living together' mu>' type, and I have trouble If it's just an announcement getting rid of them once they that they're living together, is a meet ITIC. gift in order" It's not easy for me to lie, and NEWS TOME I don't like to hurt the feelings DEAR NEWS: A of people who think they're ('ohabitational contract is not a doing me a favor by having marriage, so a wedding gilt is these "eligible" men call muit' not in order, hiowrser, if you So how can I convince people want to give them a ''rohabil" that not all single women art' gift, it's up to you. (Rut I'd living to gel out with Just adtise against basing it an)one' Weight Watchers, 7 pin., Longwood Quallti, Inn a nd (h- medo F'irsi United Methodist ('hutch z" ,(1 :- 'i ,, ..':'4:r) _,.4.i New members of the .Junior Woman's Club of Sanford and the induction officer are (left to right) - Buck's. Mid Florida REACT Team 3340, ' - ,1f1, -' Wedding Gift Not In Order , 'to '"'"t qf• ...t..,. Lake Man Rotary, it a Ili., Mayfair Country Club South Seminole Optimist, 7.30 Urn Raiuiada Inn. 511 Sanford ('isllan, 7:15 U.HI ' W .~-, * ~, N .'. _,"•.... -..'".' , 7 ,q - - Longwood The wedding Is planned for Feb. 25 . 1978, at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. - .4,'4 ni., the Town house I)ietworkshup, 10 a ill and 7 pin Montgomery Ward. Interstate Mall: 731) If ill Grace- United Methodist (ilurd), Sanford Sanford .tieoholic's ,tne'n',ni,,us, 8 p Ill_ 22Cl W First St 4 ` The bride-elect is employed as a beauty advisor by Robinson's of Florida. Her fiance is lobby manager with Skaggs Albeitson's. Sanford Seminole Ja>cees board, 7:30 p mu., Jinet's' building. 436 1. fit ... XU1111 Mr and Mrs. Bert B. t4 4 Hollingsworth of 2205 Washington Drive, Sanford, 1 111, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elisa, to San.4 talgo C. ValIe, son of Dr. and Pt "-I 1 Mrs. Santiago C. Valle of Sanford. THURSDAY. UFA'E%tnF:fl 22 Osere'afrrs Anonymous, 9.30 i i Li l l.. Mental Health (lime, Robill Road. Altamonte Springs, 7:30 ) ('omumunit', E'rimteil Methodist Church, C'ass&'lberry, A .'. - ~ HollingsworthVoile __J Ob_ ~ Sanford Kiwanis, noon. Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. .Sanford Serenaders senior citizen (lance, 2:30 p mu., ('Is'mc ('enter. Air Force SergeamiLs AssoclaUon Autiliar, 8 pun., McCo> Family Coub. Starlight Promenaders square (lance. 7 p III - Dc-Bars Community Center, Shell Road, Oso-reaters Aivin>mous, 730 p ii.. Sears auditormwi.. Altiunonte Mall Recovery Inc., 12:30 p in.. .Seminole County Mental Health Center, 103 Itolan Rd., Altamonte Springs ' Raiders, Denver ' '._. . - TUI.Sl)AY, DECEMBER 20 Osrre'afrrs Anonymous, 9:30 a.iii., First Federal of Sciinole, SR 434, IAngwoc-xi; 7 p.m., OA Teens, Sedg('fl('l(J Apts.. clubhouse, SR 436, Altamonte Springs: and 7:30 p m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. l)rl(ona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Church of Providence social hall Weight Watchers. 7 p III., Sanford Woman's Club. 309 S Oak Ave and Summit Apartments, Casst'lberry. Longssood.I.akc Mary lion,. 7 p.m., Quality Inn. 14 and 434 ('asselberry Jaycees, 8 p.m., Doug's Garage, Melody I .'uie Sanford-Seminole Ja>certtes, 7:30 p Ili Jaycee building. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 Casst'lberry Corn' mliunmty United Methodist ('hutch WEI)NE,Sl)AY, I)F:('I-:MllF:ht 2) ('assclhwrry Rotary, 7:30 urn., the ('4Ikiost' Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 if - I - ____ AREA ENGAGEMENT - '..'- At Bill America il * ' r' .;, 11' ..' ,fO LM McDONALDS MIXED MYSTERY LADIES ROLL BOUTS SiindnQ (ictat,IrS 31 IS, P.1CC SlandngI I I P, Filt. 2 Stardngs I Sniffy s Cr,* 31 II, Cheeseburger. 3 McDonuts. 1 2 kr.o(s (rn Out ii 19 .1 PsuSIlCrS 0,, Con laundry 3121. G 9 B S'c.MijHflS. 9 M' Sa&et. 6 (.0 1119.4 C WA Loll lii) 3121 9 Ili 22 rurnIur, ) tIannli, 7 Big Macks, I French Super Fly 7973. Gdo.i S Har 12. long'ood Lincoln Merc It', 9 Quarter Pounder, 10 mot Styling 37', 71' . 1 Southern 72' ). t A, AIdS 2S27. Alice Oois 23 is-udgir Sunda-es. 11 Golden Arch, Comfort% 27 25, I Road Runners Is Gooll 29 Dolph ' n F' nsrscr 20" 11' 112 Hot Apple Pots Balls 19 13; Aosefro Sales IS]? 16, I Late Chargers 24' a 21' 10 Ugh Games Phil Roche 236. The Family 21 a 77,, II Burgr GY,S Elaine Galloaay Lovejoy 204, Jack K A,Sfrf 221. Harold Kong No 9. 23 21, 12 Goter G000i% 127. Ass"abosol Vogel 11]. Roy Wvddl# Herbst 203, Don Hughes 101, Jette IS', 13,. I) "I" Balls 163$, II Pop 129. Dot Rant' 16, Norma Wagner Cook M. Joann Boss 1". Esther Tops 1139 197, Joan Fryman 153. Pat Gri ggs Ugh Games David Lowe 190. '93. Jortne tiass 176. K itty Bray Is LanSing 169 High Series Phil Roche 613, Jack Terry Ranier lIe. Paul KudiCy Ill. 199. Leigh Boyd Iii, Brenda LaMontana 143. Jackie Royal 112, kaiter 997. Charlie Plant S36 Harold Gordon BOni'ts 177, Det, 5lePi.nj H,r05l Jr 936, Harold He'rbst Sr 199. Charlotte Cr 144. Geneva Cni,pn Lemon 149 166 Vonda Dr i ver 925 OR (aroll SO?. L-rd, JeuCe SI) San'o,O I'll Mcl Harold 17) 171 Mary T u cker 16620? Beth Ugh Sy'r.e Andy Patrck 509 jets, Cook 517, Oav'd I *p 515 e, ,rner ' so 164 Ale Fo*lee ISO 49 ESther Lan',ng 191 Gordon iionet% 199 Terry Panic Dell ISarca III, L'r4a Carter 163 Converted Spits Marlin Hansen 500. Pirry Mason 469. Charlotte Woe, Sires Dell Barca 110. LInda 510 Harold Hc-rbst Sr 67 Crow 376, Macil Harold 317 Deb Carter All, Coieen Lemon 173. Miry Other Highlights Esther Laming Stephens 401. Pat Fleming 316 T(kC? 904. Beth Garner 496, Joan Other Highlght5 Star of the Week Fryman III, Pat Griggs ADO. Kitty Dayd 10*, '91 Bra, Ill. Dot Panes LII. T.fta Miller 377, Mabel Vogat 4.49. LuclIp T Dl F AUTO TRAIN Clark 10.4 St&fldiflgl I Betty Anne's, 7 Standings I Whacpiamacaltits, Converted SpIts Mabel Vogel 97 Pin Pals, 3 Wheels. i Knight Oet, Mary Tucker 97. S 10, Linda Lathon Building Septic, 3 McCoy Cleaners, I Ct-st Ic Vic, S Watts AC S Engine No 9, 6 The Qeneeat,o Downer 70. Alice Fowler 310. Linda 6 Go G Kennels, 7 Auto Bus. • Gap. 7 Caboose, I $47 E m press, 9 Carter 19 Barbour Bros 9 Red Cottage F ou on the Floor. 10 0. Railers. II Other Highlights, Turkey Cohen sta,ant.10 Oupt inn, II Mart. 12 S4lvatters. 12 Bottoms Up lemon Queen Of week Cotten Pioneers, I) G,jtheq "utters. ii Ugh Games Wayne Burd.tk IS? ncr, II Reflections of Beauty. IS Embvkt 319, Buddy Baldree 161 715, Chuck Body & Paint. 6 DvywallCrS, I? Moehler I)? 190, Cec.l Bosworth 164 PETTICOAT LiØ5 George. IS Burger King, 19 Itt Sandy Swan 11$ 193. Duke Qfsa staySun Benton Truckng Stand.n AlIenS Pro Shop, 20 Brnetewoo. 71 Yorple ISO III, .leane Worm II I ii r BOS. 27 B II S Masonry Sba'cher 134166. Keith Won inthecher T;5Nar boodL "9 ly. High Games KCn Gaines 777, 707 137 t8l. Il,sse Collins III III, totaling And Air, he Adorable Berrty Hudly 710, Darrirte Micatus Jimmy knight 140 200, Rick Ugh Games crete Low, l' 704. Cathy McNabb 701. 2. Jim Kosti,al III III, David Jernegari Dane Markos 211, Ma'y P Pf ohnson 701, Hal Rich 711, Mike 1)7201, Patti Meyers lIt 115, Pat 209 Lauberl 207. Frank T or ell-o 201. Roy Mason Ill 117, Lou Woirnund 113 Ugh Ser ies Ruthe Zavro ny SO). DeGrant 20), Deane Fitzpatrick 157. 161, Janet Gleason 91 IM (lobby Mary Temperly $01. Charlo Connie Graham IU, Kathy Norton ft'o*n lOt 157 Chaplin 901. Cheryl Ruth 45 114 BIara Clowney 169 Dottie High Series Wayne Burdick IS? Converted Splits Dorothy Hutton Bryant 192, Ken Holland 134. Mary 593. Chuck Moehler ill 4s4, Re't.q 910. 67, Carole Green 23. 519 Gardner 179. Margaret Jaçot,s ISO Collins III 101. Jimmy Knight 110 Cherlotl Chaplin 510.57.3 10, Poll, High Series Ken Gainer 617, 105, Rick Koslival III 470. David Hall 2710. 37. Teresa Lowie 6 I . Berny Nudity 513. Cathy McNabb Jernigan 137 193, Janet Gleason 93 Pinkie ErgI, 3 47. 37. 47 10. S. 571, Don Gormen 967, Mike Latjber-t 390. Bobby Brown 109392, Gloria ii 1' Esther Statics 51 . 3 511. Jim Johnson 542, Hal Rich 531, Burdock 109 377 Markus 2 110. Adella Bard 1710 Frank Torello 152, Bud Corbett 577, Converted Splits Pete Duggan 3 Other Hg 'ph 5 u' eys. Mary Dave Huff 546, Jim $ttSrt 316, to. Paula LaloId 210, Glor ia Burdick, Temperly. Lois Renton, CherylQuick 911. Roger Quick 571. Charlie S tO. Dod'e Lowy 57, Jimmy R uth . loan Parker. C ? Plant 301. Pfu Gaines $25, Al Knight 57. Chaplin. Pinkie IrgIe Teresa Bredman SI), Dave Cissl 511, Leo Other Highlights Star -- Day lowie. Polly Hall. Lucille PIOvmln. CisSel 509, Roy Jacobs 900. Harry Jernigan .12. Turkey 1,1 Strikes In Ronnie Benton Putltdg 314 a row, Buddy Baldree I ttrikt-s, Converted Splits Jackie Quick S Wayne Burdock. S Strikds, Jeanie UNPROFESSIONAL 6 10 Wormsbecher. Turkey, Duke High Games - Bernie H"der 23)Other Highlight5 Star of the Morcott, Turkey, Bobby Brown 64, Ale. Sesraes 244211 643. J14 Week, Cathy McNabb s91 Turkey Johnson 204 = 560. Don Gorman 273 718 - 634. ISOb Benton M. Skip Norton 707-965 -3.. k" v., -- Is in 111.11 J~-,-~-~ Zi - (Herald Photoi by Tom Netsell , Snider, Up fl a '. , J r, ''.. win the liberty Bowl against if Hipp, Nebraska's all-time, team that gave up an average single-season rushing leader, of only 7.4 points per game this They held Hipp to 52 yards on 28 season. carries an gate up onl y on The changes the Nebraska touchdown on the ground - a coach made were seen quickly 15'yird run by 1)odie Donnell, by the 49,4 fa ns in libenlv who carried nine tunes for 59 Bowl Memorial Stadium yards Monday night. The CorNebraska was equally effec' nhuskers caine out throwing live in cutting off North and, before the night was over, Carolina's running game. completed 14 of 17 passes for 161 Freshman tailback "Famous yards and two touchdowns. Amos" Lawrence. who rushed The scoring passes from for 1,211 yards during th senior Randy Garcia, who re gular season, left the game with an injur ed ankle in the replaced st arter Tom Sorley in the fourth quarter, lifted second quarter after carrying uuflhi, '- 1% . nra Tf'kI A cwia,' ". "' r" S , ,,ItZ ft?~ I . 1 ,~_;2 ~_'~. ~ U.. 'I • , ." st..., ~~ s, . I MEMPHIS, Tenn. UPI Coach Toni Osbo rn e knew his Nebraska Cornhu,skers would .sJ• '. 'L,,,'I-' . . L' In , , - Results boys ' ' INTO SCOREBOARD i ''o i ' ..' W Monday's BRAM TOWERS RESIDENTS 10 behind win over the Tar Heels. Sophomore Doug Paschall, who Herald BY TOMMY V$ØC.III Garcia attempted only ttu'ee replaced Lawrence in the (t'Iting into the I)('llona swing of things are, left to passes and completed all of lineup, ended up as the game's yards in them, including a 10-yard leadi ng rusher with i I II uanian • ,Jt 51, 1 t'l I, .1 K rii, onia,o .1St , iiC.iji e it h 16 attempts. Craig to Curtis touchdown toss !-' orgy P loin 0 aiflhi 1,01) .OS enour . .o five and a game-winning 34-yard The Tar Heels' only touchouch' golfers are itching for the I)t'ltona Open to begin. . ,0 iutl mi1 r e> down.s came on second-quartellip liii's have another s ix or so's'i'n sseeks until the F e b. threw 14 times, with 11 corn- posisses from Mutt Kupec. who 10-12 event. In the ineamisuhile, gold sponsors are pletions for 105 yards. completed seven of 11 throws being signed up, and businesses or individuals inThe change in tactics caught for 75 yards Kupec threw 10 terescd participating should contact the country Coach Bill Dooley and his North yards to Bob l.umis and 12 Carolina squad off guard. yards to Brooks Williams. club in t)eltona. . Fan tle 5' ' .' . , ,,t). - • . 4111 1 ill LAKE BRAPITLEY Watson 104 24 Satterfi eld 320. Moths000, Fry 201 UXOS 400, Harlman 40.. C:.ton 701. Moor, 102, Ttai 26 "V ..~ - its G ETTING . . :. 1. . • .' . . -.j., • ..., . .. - - ,,' • •-- record to5.O with animpressive 51-33 victory over lake Howell Monday night. Brantley Is the only un• defeated ninth grade team in • Ii' 11,e th e count y. Howell, which dropped a64-43 verdict to Ocala Vanguard Saturday night on 30 turnovers, fell to 2.3 with the loss to Brantley, Lake Howell rurnes action Jan. 4 at home against Lyman. '' . • -' LAke Brantley High's fr esh- , • . , 0 • • ', 1k . • osh ' . .' r . . • j i.,' - fl ey • .. .' 10 II 7 16 II to 17-63 iJI '1 U I 1 ,• . --This bowl is -. I k N * I" . '04 Jones 01 1. Let 102. ,__' "1 ' - OVIEDO 0 .' 12. 9. :--:; 7 ;.d!t :*.*~,; .___Jl. 'T -, .I: 1 en • Crocms Wins 4th In Row - the many tourist attractions around Orlando. "There are so many distrac' tions, but were going to VL%it those places, Bowd country but they were hurt by Bowden said the bowl "will be a good football game if we play good. If we don't, we'll get blistered. a leg earl) in the season, was mo ving and throwing well at Monday's practice, said Sloan. who's going to Ole Miss next year. Bowden says his team re sPects Allison. whom he called "the best quarterback in the co un try when he's healthy." F'SU also has a ground threat in senior running back Larry Key, who gained 1,117 yards to become the fir st thousand-yard Senll!'cle rusher. Woodham won the starting quarterback job after engineer, Tuesday, D.c. :or 1577-18 Jordan, Woodham Vs. Texas Tech ing a come-from'behind win over Oklahoma State. But Jordan threw three totihdown passes in the Seminoles' 37.9 vi ctory over arch-rival Florida. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 . ., . - . % If ,1' (r4' ' _1111 . - , - '"" :"c :.' 'I :' :';-,-" ''.• t . - . . . Is:4,, IC, ,,' i ?..: .. . - �) -Evennq Herald, Sanloid. Fl. Tuesday, Dec. 20. 1q77 SEEK £ FIND' TON--I(HT'S TV w. - - T • • W U W relaties, is miserably alone Christmas ve (R) uesday 8 30 Evening c LAVERNE AND SHIRLEY It $ a tu.' IIed Christmas when the guts en. tertain at a hospital Chrstma, pasty (R) 6 00 NEWS 4) MY THREE SONS CD '14) ZOOM L 30 900 (2) (I1 LAUGH.IN SPECIAL (2) (ii) NBC NEWS (4) (4) CBS NEWS CI) ABC NEWS Guest stars include Shirley MacLame. Belta Abiug, Mar. 24) LOwELL THOMAS RE. MEMBERS W,nstøn Churchill (R) 7 00 Cl) LIAR S CLUB (4) BRADY BUNCH (4) THE CROSS WITS (I) WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS a 11.51 4..AHuL tiuPtI'IlTi SHOW iI4 MacNEIL.LEHRER RE. PORT after she 1$ confronted by her illegitimate 19 year old daugh. ter 8 00 (F CHUCK BAPRIS RAH. RAH HOUR ChuCk BarrIs 5 host of this spOCial Spotlight. og the Bay City Rolrt, St.r.hen BiShop 'Ida Hopkins The Mills E1rothers Jlye P Morgan '.'i:helle Phillup5 and The 1000 (F NBC REPORTS Trou. In Coal Country Ei amines the enormous pro lems we face .n the effort to make coat America s maJOr energy source. as well as the imPkct that It IS having on the minr5, the coal industry arId the environment crmptations Also featured ire various acts that me R.jrrit Gong Show famous '4)cI) (I) THE FITZPA'TRICKS Kerry (Helen Hurt), the girt "cit door, runs away from home and Sean (C:ark Bran. VAUDEVILLE With Steve Allen 24) GREENPEACE VOY. AGES TO SAVE THE WHALE The story of members of the Greenpeace FoundatIon tracking down whaling fleets at sea and putting themselves don) feels respos,4e because he had accused her of lyIng (1)24) CHRISTMAS TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS Fred Rcsgcrs and hi$ Ne.ghhor. hood friends, and other guests present a family ecilI vshih celebrates the hot.day season while acknowledO. ing IhaI it can bong dsa pontment as well as (F HAPPY DAYS RKII1C accldentatty d'sco,eri that Fonz.e, who has been boast. .ng of a big holiday with $ IL SEATS 6 1 C PLAZA II DOUSLI PG O GIANTS I KING 1 $ KOylQ ON Tnt SAUl 3 OICA 9 4$ ICIIIN WILLIS CHiLI HEY KIDSI -' IMOMIDAD TOO'l ALL THURS,& FRI ONLY SANTA AND THE THREE SEARS 1 PIvi CARTOONS SOAP CRY FOR ME Ilu I 'SHOOT" LIVING WORDS oo 'I) (Non) THE LAW AND YOU (Tues) 30 MINUTES (Wed) BLACK AWARENESS (Thtirs) SPECTRUM COMMUNITY CLOSE UP (F SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 (F (Tues - Thurs 3 COUN. TRY GARDENS 6 25 (F DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6 30 (.2) (Von) POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (T uos . 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Ig 5cr porcht All fhis & more Only $21,100 .CIIIIU1U e I OcIl I - L.auer 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service Ki5 9O I 0u beck sn '' 5yl yi'd ': ",.-i .'., "4' ,.,'',%,' .''.•" Own 197$ Datun 210. 7 DR. wet, *.th blue interior. i Spe, l m,leag, eicelleny CoIld.tuon call Pit; at 3fl 13$ I n ?e %*ng set '"j '. 5,.'." 7•.,3;. •,, ' ' want ad Ca' )2 ?t 1 ' _________________________________________________________________________ I _______From __ BLUE BOOK CARS ___ ________ ____________________________ I OlIN '73 PINTO WAGON i'5 ,,tS C.. t.u. v:T.,'i Aevemat, 5168$ '73 PINTO RUNABOUT POBSOP YAW lIvE 29?' HA, '97 SH'1''ii 'a 72'' _____________ — ,' I. •, ' Ge. 1.4.5 . - '75 PINTO COUPE ' 's '78 PINTO 7' I,'i aet, '218$ 4 5yy '2588 ar '76 PINTO -,., i ,.,,. a,,s, Air. Iter,. '75 MUSTANG II COUPE 59—MusIcal P?rctndlse - P A Ced ivp, - : sc..-' . ',, ' A., 'P"i' B "' e,,.r., ') ' ir. A.. ' - t.._ '74 led DODGE PICKUP 6G--Of'flCe SupplIes ________ t: *115 s...:.,',Lu '.1 • - '2288 a Ay$fffi$ti( Sans S .. __,,1I,,,A , • , '. t. '.'i "•. .. . . '.'.' f015. 'I'',: "..A I Ld' . ' _____ _____ S t1' 4?9 I' i - - - CONSULT OUR - Sl)521e Fe 41 A ' ' -3 BR. 3 bath, CMI. A, fully carpeted. fully eiqu'pped kitchen. laundry room 2 car P-ID aanc, $55 • MIt.plPt -Stfl9 REALTOR 7405 1 500 Ora 107 SkogenCl--1 BR. 7 bath Bivd-) BR . 7 bath Ost,.n- I acre, Ilh S *0 hou5 12 BR I bath hoi.,se&7 BR. I bath Mobile home Je*s$t Lane.-- BR. 2 bath 3rd acre 57$ 100 adjoIning 10 acres with Senall down. Owner will hold mortgage - :.' - .'. r i Ig - U ing , ;. I, A '. ,yu' 4.11 -'" i7 . ' - '..-: 'rers Ir.mrned and rem0510 C US TOM CUTTERS D- Scovnt prices Aut5) Cleantng CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL S1995 5-ri'r $57. (i - Don tBuy a n* cam' Cleanupttseolocar etc r.ter,o, S.atSbact on gu,ariti'eI CLEAN tleh nO Mic sElect, ( .''u Fm .., '-S .-. .- S.,,. ___ 714 arm? necklaces, $19 up k'r'eir' Wallett $5 up Cot-re n Gealtrvey JewelleS, 304 S S'i'k ,tp.r'37' ' , ___________________________ InsulatioR - - . -- N I P lit .'. ' , ,,,,• ,.. Ii,.,.., •, - ' I. 'u' '' i:; 5'4. -. ., --.---Carjx?t Cleaning ' ' - __0 "L_,,,_ ' ' - Concrp'e m:.0 ,,, ,. "V d' - ut ' ' 5 C%'fd O' La' - - -- -a (IL...J cre,e n,s A, (mittys - ' 'vt' '40' Pest Control '. .' ' .. 52 Electricai I - ' ,I Rubber — Stamps - 0512? 'uaws i.9dr' & Cm) - ) "'' Saw Fili ''Se I I p1 u ' r Li ' ',':. • 3239111 I L A', W4'mUA Lawn MaIntenance . ' , " ' • 'l'e'r'''.' 1,'l ''2 - . - Upholstering - IA -- _____ . - .. . . "; ,:':v-, 1* :-'..", ; • . ' '. '. WI I I . "' ' ___________ 1, 1 yard - h'" -. 's:.." 'O" r • :;'.- ta Land Clearing T,pe '.'Jf.' S - .2 72) .0 Sflclpplfl TUrtle - ')a 55 A ., .'i ...,,i i I. '- ___hc,v .; •;' -, 1 i,, N' '.-..."'.•.. fe'l r,.t.'i:ckt1ct :s 'g Ij' - -''.:' '" a ,.,, , -- MdscelIaneOus Services - -' , &'.:. -----, . • -'. . & garcn Equipment -. , __:_: ' "'c 'l 4 . 1,, %,,% "'rror & ,rars e. perueny smari Ott mnt.rig '' 'laws ,alu,m,.e Singers moSt modern sewing -. - , , - •. - ' ____._. 5l.ghtl, I 1976 SINGER FUTURA ' , Lawn , - ',l .. • I 1977 SInger Z g Zag 'w,rr used shpp rig - .,. , ,, '_J,A, ___________ Model 1705. gOOd for 411 lypes l carpeting sold originally $741 , repossessed used for Short fll'w ,,r 'l?C' _______________________ i;' 'i..ti R'and 'c 1,1 .-4'v S ' V (If'pC"'' :-r'ft I , I 'er .i"T -1 "''J -"-I .'. ' . .'' "'c _____________________________ AIr-can N ghl (niwurrs worms II Also Pt I."r Ovli.ty SI buSh4'I Wholesale ri IOu' Onta'oer S bushelS ', r,'oc 7% 514" buShCI BLGG7, YARp IT 245 Sanford A, VACUUM Home Improvements ______________________________ r'e I ::: : :: ::: 323 1832 . - - SANrORDSEWIPIG ((NIL 10)0 Slate St Sanlrwo Plaza 377 9411 'si HML COLBERT REALTY, 'c Al Land Maintenance , , . h,IIAnce 26 .'' alormrar:nc:ont,r.!cy,ç - • use Mary ' UI homet Under 527.0(0 *,th i', "'an 1900 dOwn Government 'uno rg Bu.Idr 175 321 1 FOui4l rmg t'pOrtun,y, - 113 Air CondItioning SO'—viiscelIaneousfor Sale DIII P'0IIL (ALL START', A T, - 1 _____________________________ ._____________________________ m - . .(. 'ss.L. S,.•! _____________________________ -o con,rnufluy 53-500 1 assume mortgage. 130 Hidden Lake Ør . Sanford, 323 1175 ,. " CA%ir LAO' JttY L JU I . 4 - - ____________________________ .n., AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB Murtgages Bought 'gagi's at mi.tcOur-' aPProval Call 167 sse HQ5e 'angr 7 aSsumable rr'Q,tgage 3 9169 317?P9l ,1739551 NUA'IIIR 5,' .;. a. c,,.,,, ........................____________________ y - -'.' "' 4''"I'U't' I.? er Rd )Bl 1.ba':sl A '7 ' .,' 1. a-.. . ., '..i - .. C_s_i . .' g' s.P;' - 0 1 ' I,, • -- - - C' ______ ------ 0''i''jc - ( u A (i, f u I- 1 . ha Ca' .ScT "0 tS • ,.'_.,,,5C.n.S '_'s , lPIP 01 v..',, • ____ ________ e rales 323 170? - - '1'. - -- ,,,,t',': .':'- 5'. •.,AC - OHi(?t IC, Rw'it 'nC? . S I •am,l, room room dm,0e v _a. '.; 1. S s , -x i, 5' & P' II.L I itsr S - _________________________ __ R,ascatp ' 988 11188 Lift$a?. Over SO Clean Ca's 599 to 6995 I ______ ' '1 AQ n.. C.il.cl,,'4 '68 CHEVY PICKUP ,' . -.'....' ' '63 STUDEBAK ER LARK 2 DR. 11? VS7 old Keller Pano L Sc new $17.0 Alter 6 pm 53? 9639 -- . 2 GREMLIN '; ±k '4488 uy,ty'4 Si.y A ' ''' , REAL ESTATE 5411 Li TOP 322 7495 , - -- Ad:mClean furnished, 1st floor apart merit Private enfrance. adults only 1001 Palmetto lI Bass boat, Ike new, luily equipped, IS Np Mercury motor, heavy duty trailer with 6 ply turj5, '71 model 333 1517 'i Call Ba rt Byo*rier ' I C'tiienS Down & room, III Palmrtto 3)—Apartments Furnished 's.J I si [I ATTRACTIVE - 3 BR I bath home on Ig corner lot in BelAuni Nicely decorated with flinCiel LR, 2 BR's, tch;; I *allpaper, C H & A, w carpet & more' Only $73,IO0 vi"y clean J.mni.e ''J $57.00? ermt' Oars 32? 6123 NightS 772 2332 courtS CIb FANIASTIC '- 3 BR, l'i bath brick home on 19 10$ ifS San Lan$a' SpIt BR plan, w * caPet , C HI, A. ean kitchen, VI tAR Mo PAR. i , ii,1ruii trailer apIs Adut5 & lam-I, Raft WeCkly 3515 p4 w, 17 97 Sanford 323 1930 - AVIS Ion ts'r \I , ISOSW 25th 51 33290 't Ru, corner hoe your awn ?y'&.I cioeral.on Pi5 rental .pa' - ' ________________________ GARDENS '. COMMERCIAL BUILDING . 0(1 5i gia & P,Olu'C' 1515? Sanford 322 63 Mar', P cri'er. Owner I 44.95 -' ' ?g._.5.'.4. r .- iI7iTo,ciaCaj-r..,,,;,, A C au'o F Al 'tle 12 49% 323 lNr 0Q' ou ' 9377 or 96? 2619 __________________________ 69 Mustang Mach I, 1119% Days 373 $153, (vet 372 1369 ANTIQUE SHOP ___________________________ BROKERS II ' ' ':' '.'' 4P 333 17)1 322 :' . ', ', - St. Johns Realty REALTY ''i -2 . , '9. ;P, . "c, ,q i'f,'I ,:, 'S 1951 Bu'I LaSabr, A(, P5 p new tre% rn5 gd $95( ' 55—Boats & Accessories 36—CommercIal Prorty idgewood Arms A t family area cable Ty - 5.' - 9Q SONY AM FM STE REO Turntable, match sceasers, d5t ,pr org $275 n $li5 37 0195 __ - , - •1 '7" a", JUST MAKE PAYMEPSIS '7 5 73 "odeS Ca 323 5570 0' 5)1 UCS Ot CHINABERRY TREE Used Tee. s 0" $25 __________ mo up 2519 O'li'o Dr ) 3)5? 1 ACL-ied o S sc'e same C'! p'ope't-rs 'eke Irontage a,a.Iabi, Like Sylvan & Markham areas A lam I Yauiciowsku REAL TOW 322 19S3 ______________________________ a' . , 5 er 43—Lots-Acreage - 13.9(0 1271746 - mu.S Caurt Laundry n, OtP'*ash4', Carpeted 1°'pl'S (all 33) 51J3 h,'wren ' & S pm -- -- ---- - I - / wing Wrii IIeirç.,m. , iAi1 soic a, ta'ance ,'f - I '"_ - - i ItR 7 ' I GIVE Ltd 'HEIRLOOM ' FOR I "ew CI! n nIlp $119 4. '0, ". 2 .' 92' I '.; L.3,O:s4.'i.I 'u'v'i'.n;'',i .' . " A 'Cd put' r AuTO AUCTION e,e', ".dav A Sa' rgv. a' 7 3 it thy orl, or. n 'v da YOu Se "e reser.ed V P 'do charge Q'h.' 'ran 5% 'egSt?a! cA' IC.' (, .. 251)11 Im I'yr dcli WALNUT STEREO Brad , 'm''j.v'.:. DAY TONA Au TO UC "A. 2 I m y%I i I 53-n RadS?eo _____________________________ 1odk'nig For a P-Ii'w Home' C'W'CI. Iy,ç Winy Ay1 10, tou,et 04 ever, tie and pr ce -- SANP 0 ID SAL I A DEW 1', tra.ir flg no-. iuiI SuIC!, So, IRA Luenetits Seller & buyer horn, warrar', I ries? off.ce ' eqii-p"-efl' & ties 'pols & • I ceplCrSal ider'.t-ng Program' I are uSt a few ci the man, REASONS AM' AL IdE 'HF LEADER' Cal Dame irr 10, (onIidr'ntial .... .9 BATEMAN 1 -- I ' . 42-'?'ObIIe Homes' G I .'S - '.'Ii. 4:) "' a"dr' 0' .A51 _ NAN ASSOC IAT ES i ''_ fI'rmed back yard 37) 5999 or 7234171 j REALTOR 3721)00 YLS EVE 32'? ''79 ___________________________ ".y - Cl - S * P I"5 .'...'.( P , Ca'a' ra $550 Go Cond Call after--____________ pm 323 IMd _________ - ..Ieas' . s ' 'nii 5 ..r . I A ot 4 0" 0O SR 42 a' 16 '• e P41i 312 ' Y'qomrr, ••,.v'd S 9"otre 'race 'ci'.' rs t'4"'o .,.4' I Iic" c''.' ',4• $'' T I'. &. ,.... ________ I QHPi A SILPO COMMERCIAL (Slate Brkr. S3IS Sanfo, Av -_- - - - .'Sfr.es I . .... ..-- --- - ---------0 IV 'y.g! 1:1 S i C.l'Vi •S.uUb. fli( n,groorn000 , S encloSed REALTY Paborn REAL ESTATE I 6, , ::'s 1%', I ---S-inlor ake"or' 3 BR 2 i-pptr t 9017265440 901 726 ' 49)5 itter S p m or 3396171 ' 'L dawn Noquaiifyir,g,5q,.4eral I "*3115 to choose from Call Ca. A" ?Chur5t REALTOR 372 ' .111 -- - G'ac OuS I" US m rooms .ApartmenIs UnurnIshed 4 '11114' baths, Ut ,;- •. . ,'v7 F I RST T ME OFFERED HIGHLAND PAP, COmpletely remodeled A AC CM CA Assumable mortgag, Call now $31 500 ",_ - "r%'or.s(a:es,d5l)p R - Jim Hunt Realty 2$7i Park Dr 322 2115 REALTOR After MOurt 33.2 JtvI 322 -------122 4,14 asia ' III ' I ', I 0 97) 3 'I •.•. 's - :. ' .'elcury 7) Mirou.s Brougham -OW hard top,— 1)000. 323 612s il-AntIques ___________________________ 52-ApplIanCes 3 BR. I bath, Oen. 2 car carport. I comer lOt, tenced back yard, lrvt trees, $19900 A%Surnab'p II) moga;, Pa nt.ng & repair befor, closing Empty, 'ead, for Occupancy Wood mere 372 I SANFORD 519.500 FHA resale in Academr Manor, 3 BR. $100, 51$? 23 P11. 360 months I' pcI APR Credit Qualities - & ' pool. $19,900 Jenny Clark Realty. REALToR.-- 322 ISIS ________________ STENSTROM REALTY 79 -R '()C S OAk uirS .iI u t% & r' BUILDERS. CRANK CONS T REAL TV Reg'ster,d Nun,. rv.irs.ng home esPenience helpful but not necessary, apply mrs person. Lakevew Nursing Center III ( It-sd St . Sanford f-urn' , Handyman can easily convert ltc,t 3 BR. Mo a 3 or I BR Oni, *15.900 low down payment E Z terms by Owner Realtor S3O , ' I1ARGAIN DA t TF ALNY LOS 322 2611 r GRE ENE _______ 322 51*3 No Money Down it Doberman PupS AC. taps oucked. wormed reds & blacks. $75 u Brn Oct . 30' 373 195? _____________________________ I WY DL v .5 ' Ltt,it, himiser T P'c 'lone' you plar. vOuV 'last 'Cd ad ty suer .O All rjVl ,pti,5 ______________________.- - 17 place. 7 p-ece scttng pl ac cetsores, Nor.tib. lr ch - "a 322 1149 or 322 0225 REALTOR MLS 323.5774 day or night LAKE MARY3 tIP home fr,l pantpØ 'r, s ,de & out roomy 100 , 176 COrner lot en(ed Sac. ,ard *ly 70.24 stO'age tu ng 125 000 ''LLP'L i14 '_ free at 11004335411 ,,,lord '°° Harold Hall Real .._-----------,_,, K 1541 iE AL ESTATE INC REAL TOP I? 5 1 A •e Sanlc,,d i tPIChC,, 30% 321 C'3it - -- -------— -- i.Aiimi I Art AP'JPS.I ''''' ______________________ 4 ML 'I JOIN I & S'berian Husky AXC Male, black fy blue eyes Must tell Yak, offer 3230790 & 5 --HouhoId Goods ,',-, )rl, Smitu r-f 5''' t, I' 5 4 (GUN i uWNiTu1 4i1 U Ir 37) - 4 Ci,.'y profitable distnbutorship a,aulabie Welch s Pure F rut Juices Serwice company established accounts at better motels only Minimum n veitmtnt *1.950 secured by invCntory arid equipment Write include address. teiepl'ucvie and references to PIAMCO 3925 Montclair Road Ilrm.r'grmam tOil evpt J2J 0577 I ldylIwlde, 106 Brentwood Dr d BR.3 bath. oi home 3 yrl old Sunken living room, with fireplace, family room, Dinug room, screen PoVcN, fenced yard, fruit trees Was $42 Wedued t 1.90O rer- 323 65--ts-Supplies ' RAYMOND LUHOQUISI Reg Real (state Broker .alevApcvais.al% 737 3295 -- ______ ( REAL TOP 513 6-361 ur ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIF ED AD ON ITS RESULYF Ui. TH( END NUMBER --- - IS --373 35??--, Owner 3 BR, 3 bath * carpet fenced yard. fruttreet & e.tnas $74 500 Call 373 5233 '___ -. ___ or No Credit .,',j • r.,s r....., .,I'u dc" . ' '.i.P A 'A" Pa,-.r' .. t ,, .. •• 14' l'r .'4' I41• • A'• y •. - '. 4.• 1 . - I,, &4 .• , .. S WE -L TOW 372 1591 YLYL TIPLE I. lS!ip.lT. SERVICE 'l ilk ); ¶95, --- , money u5i lOw ads t . I I Stemper Agency EARTHWORMS #KAP4T ADS ARE BLACK I AMIT( AND READ ALL OvER . - Good Credit. Bad Credit Li 322 SI I) lp * * * * * * I Movng to a newer home, apart men'' SeIi 'Ion I needs'' tat? i BR. 7 BATH Nice negh 68-Wanted tO Buy with a wan' ad 4 — rbood. compiClel remodeled, IDesp.v • Or P,: Vf. H4 concret, block pool, carpet. :. . ,' i 122 261 • CclSh 32.? 413? W7) ________,,. .,.,.• ______ ___________ _____ _________ ,,,,,, ,.,, I HOLIDAY SPECIAL C6. 3 Have a room 10 rent' Let a . "-e I rp' City termS III $00 323 5171 ' ,. ' ' clatsited ad lnd a tenant tr 9 '005 - _______- __________ -- M Unsworth Realty i A fl Th,5 billion dollar a ,ea' b5 'rest heidi you' TM demand for worms far e.ce.ds the supply AS a grower for PlC Worm Farms. Inc - you *1 be given tetat suppo right trom the start When Is time to Sel your worms. R&S will buy all pour 5I'oGjction back under contract And remember this the peOple that Start raising worms during tIle enter will f-ma,, tlse worms to sell in the sprung Minimum flvestment of 5.370 Write or call I *ill tP1O you how you can become part Of thi5 amazing •PdIry' PlC Worm Farms. Inc . 909 Sh paro St Altamort, Spr.ng 3270? -- - lk Ppie -AJt5 for Sale ___________________________ - -_______ _______ ______ from $70 l j C'' 7 BR 2 & UN CARS 'ricks . $10 to $70 377 %9$ after S pm & AeMendS - Punch Bo*Is. CP'amDAQr'P Glasses Yablet Cl'a rs, Roll a *ay Beds Coffee UrnS & CP,aI.r, T) $P Pert 2 Seater Go Carl for engine $150 Call between 322 1$ after 5 323 1716 Removed BUY 4) I FOL ThE STARS COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR.? bath el ill the conveniences large yard, trI, plants galore, (P10CC I area, - * Irtn, _______ GRAND OLDE 2 STORY ni5 your 1Om SePt 1ger eded but u5tful items a (I55f ed Ad - RESTAURANT in central FIoriaa, owners retiring. call us for details We're e.clted about th,$, you will be tOO? Property & business under $75,000 Some terms COUNTRY LIVING. Horses, S )acres *ith well & Septic tank, QIlly 122.000 euth terms * WE HAVE Colonial home beautifully decorated euth fireplaces. C H&A. 3 BR. 2 bath & den. Call Vt to Near all th ttures $3S.0 with terms *CENTERPIECE OF BEAUTY. in ld,llwulde, 4 BR. 3 baths Thi borne it beautifully decorated. wet. brick fireplace & screened pool & many plus features. MS * ANOTHER NEW LIST I HG. Owners are willing to help you buy tNt darling 3 BR horn, in .mmaculate Condition Over sited fenced yard fr thildren Under priced at $31,500 WORMS long ______ - -- fl-Junk Ca 'A 4f Steam Clean YO' *n Corp Rn, Our nSen4ac rARROLL S F UPHI TOP E 322 SIll - _._ - - 32) 7340 ltiv iurow CARS -- - MIL ITAPY Y R PEN DING- Like new 3 ftP. 3 bath. , garage. C h&A, A * carpet. %pIt BR plan, fenceo private yard, $24,000 Ne* 3 BR. 1 bath hOm $7i.0 Government 5uidy avalable Builder 3132717 EQual Housing Opportunity * GOING $73 CIX 'g, I Peg Real (Stat, Broker 37)130? Day or Pd 7$Hmaw'aat 1793 -_________________________ , 4) -Hous $ r4r .n your c spine Imp Gt lh ladS tree t."ucPuurp upon ap.n-ntmn' we Legal Notice , --- I I Tutil nve%lment 'II •r P. I your H.9 .'. A.," LiT 122 751? or Yale DRIVERS NEEDED-long dttance east cr,iast operation , years interstate tractor trailer ceperuence requirCO includ.ng snow & ice Good dnivung record and references required _____ Redwing Refrigerated. Taft. la 1100 4)) 0940 An equal OPportunity employer _ 1k Real Estate --- P) by Gill 'hhlh ly A ,l SA 110 S4ll t.c vcie' SCIl tPlPSe Ole .?m% A.lh a *An' 4 To place Ou' 4'J (411 ,0 , Ir CfldIp (la-'ed ai ' Te Herald, m 5611 r 9 jI wI 'ride _______ ' 7'. - STONEMASON, large fireplace Call 322 sal evenings Contract or hourly Giverecent reference _____ ---- S I -Equipnt r Rent___________________________ Y -- $50 & UP AIJC 1' ION WA SHERS SAN FOR FrPnCnA - ., ,, A , W 2.1 — CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL 3 at ,ou don't fIl p.opI. ROOFING TILE % each haul 795 Lakev e* AvCn. lake Mary HALL REAL TV 377 77 I DiRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW ¶,APID L '. '__- HAULING Chuck Gormly. i77-3B - fl-Auction fti DIRT CLAY SHELL Early American coucP'. bro*'n tweed, 110 3)9 3)16 372 OWNER MOVED OUT.- Needs Ip sell tFis attractively panelled, 3 AR. I bath. Ath large family room ASSume low interest mortgage. Mtg bal under 514.000 323 1917 Get tullerpur, - - lake that "For 511," Sign dn & run a classuf,,dad Call 372 2611 or Ill (A.? Nurje Don't pile rv, longer needed itemS t.gPi as an elepier? S eye Pace a classified a.' a"ct PIe Il,.. eie, fl yOvtm .' illet' lOt, fenced back $150 mo Down Paymt, assume 11, yr mtg ________________________________ a-Houses Furnished I u Ig . CB. Sunland Estates, --- -- $20 I 100 SC(ur.I, Ifl,eStr,i,n' 2 Compin, AuIomob,lp I 5 Lii (.pen%p 0,,-g 'd.9ca?,on i F ipCr erce Necettiry ' 'Our dre tO help you meet ,iv' goal 'n I I, b(omp t& (eSSfuI 'hru UItrl Guard Call DOuQ WCIIS 377 7I 5aolo, I S'onday 5,jP'di, 13 5 - RN si LPN t a.des LieC I companion, Short Ierm assugnments. Homemaker I Uplobn 525 O6 I r i v i a Boo k I PLOYM ENT i.'Odv(lt - 3 BR 331 0434. 37) 4762 WINTER VISITOR - S Our 'neipentive wInter home specIal 2 BR. I bath. kitChen eQuipped. C H. sc spa'. 120000 Payton Realty F am ,.'ar Untim.ted r,rtun,t, C f •• ration'S l45!C5l '3'O* "9 in Y4 c) nc J 11r1 V 017$ Want Adt Get Ppie Together Th fluyng A Those Selling327 251? or S3t range J ',AlQ,d 5V , fl'C arra 130 000 55.1 000 Icr I Legal Notice - I 24-Buslr?ss OppOrtunIties Immedat, opening 'or a loan clerk, typing riguir, also bank teller. mt be evper,enced Ba. 65% c 0 Evening I Herald. P0 60' 1657, Santorø. i Fla 3277? 21' - z bath. carpeted, central HIA. tenct 5d . re4rigerator. 323 SI1 I "YOur Future sOur Concern" lrc Evenngt 3 HR. I' sbath. range, fenced yard. $l month. 1st 1last monthS rent, glady Bro*n Realty. Rig Real Estate Broker, Lake Mar", 323 57)7. eves - 33) 3971 i Commerc.a CHINESE SPECIAL TV COCK, Prepar,,,g COOking CI various Ch'nrsedithes On menu aiding oIlier COpbs fl the all k'n f Wrv"*3 in the rt's'auran, 1725 per *eee. a hOur *e Roam & Board For "'fo'mat, an con$.aerat,oi, Appl,t&ptt Should apply in pern eth fhe Florida State Employment Se'rv.ce, 910 Evirnia Street, West Palm F loq NAVAL ORANGES & Other citrus l'13 00 bushel 377 0352 on tv 51)) ' . I Au 4 •.'n'IFY FARMER'S MARKET lISOFrenchAve 373 726' Open DaysA Weeki -_________ 7 BR. fenced yard, air COIl dtionng $150 month, first, last & $50 des.t 323 545 __________________________ I UnIcycle $35 BOy SItE 5 ShOe skates. $15 Pne 373 60 WI T T RE ; L TY . I .,. Reai Etta?c. General Contractor -------- COMrUTER OPERATOR ASSISTANT MAPdAGFP . OER FTER A C MECHANIC AUTO YECHANIC IR(( CLIMBER DUMP TRUCK CABINET MAKER AIJTOPAMTS A C HELPER CASHIERS ,,,. • ' ..(AV, Iu LUUfltp 'ecords MLS We Take Trides Johnny Walker rlL FnC Siliclon of gooø uSed fur nIuri 1)0 7703 8 Walker Furnitur, Hi I? 92 Catselbq.rry Papa Lovely condo *ith many .4tras Matland 126.100 Tuesday Dec. 20. 62—Lawn•Garden .tSIL'OPfPiAlEW (JIURI Buy SE LI. TRADE 311) IS E F rt 5. 373 3 BR. 2 bath. Cent H & A, Ig FIa rm. very good area $3$.0 for Rent 323 I9 * PIE deed to Sanforn Lake Many & Aita,nonte areas IP div'duai Inning, computer - Things to I - £ 5O-MscelIa,ous (or Sa ______Older frame 2- BR. I bath *ith rental garage apt, in Qoed condition & Priced right a? I)2 '*'. _____________________________ 41Houses d I SECRETARY Real Estate Office needs Skills for front dct RECEPTIONIST veralopen,ngs, yOu'IIneedme uOO epflQ CLERK Good skillS & credit for finance company GAL FRIDAY Will trim, invoicing e'p etred CON IDENTIAL INTERvlE, I WE E STA IL SAL ESPEG .4 Clatsufuesi ads Serve the buying & selling community every 3m, Huce Slim attractive lady, ' Read & use th,m Ott.n would like to meet nICe man ________________________________ Between 551 For companion ab'tt'ng In my home. day or Call 323 3$7 n.ght ui SvS - —HousesUnf PICK YOURS AVON CALLING. Elcellent earning Opportunity helps pay for thp Christmas 'p,nsc LL 3019 Will bibytit In my home. New Year's Eve eepee lenced couPle, contact usa, it u3 SM? ______________________ ______________________________ 18—Help Wanted - - ._________ , *' RATES HOURS Legal Notice F'J e * FOR Ck1ütj,ta.b GiI IDEASI ______________________________ PUILICHEARINO (4) CL) ALL IN THE FAMILY Anopportunty for members (Wed ) Kenny Rogers, KiK, of the ) THE BANANA SPLITS PbIic to Dee (Ihurs ) Bill Cosby, Clec Cipress their views on the qualification, pro CD OVER EASY See Barn governing 10 30 Lain. (Fri ) Charo. Robert I -- ---Don t pile body composition, and proposed no longer needed .Iems Channel 24 Gould SOUND - 6 male black I AIlit (F L HOLLYWOOD elephants lye as an work program of Ihe Health Place ZOOM cat with collar fl the .icuty Of EMERGENCY ONE (R) SQUARES Systems Agency of East Central cli5SifuCd ad. and pIe the theOld Aror Road, Tvesaa, Florida both orally ane Ill WeltIng, 5 30 (F(F THE NEW PRICE IS moneyn yr wallet' 333 3111 "00 will provide at a public hearing (1) NEWS RIGHT (.1) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER sneoredby the AgesIcyon January (D24 THE ELECTRIC 14) (Moo) EQUAL JUSTICE 3. 197$, 7 30 PM. in the orange (4) GlLLIGAN S ISLAND COMPANY UNDER THE LAW Tues. , County CommitIn Chambers, Thurs) INFINITY FACTORY ' Room 327. Orange County Cour I Hvouse. £3 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (Wed) TO BE ANNOUNCED East Central Avenue. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Orlando A copy of the NAME STATUTE (Fri )CHRISTMAS TINE WITH propoted by virtue ol that certain Writ of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN A/ MISTER ROGERS qualifications, governing body Etecution '5f'd Out of arid under I Composlton, Nølics '5 hereby given that and work program the seal of the County Cotirt of 11 00 I avaliablefor public inwection undersigned, pursuant to the at the Seminole County. Iorda, upon a (1) (IL WHEEL OF FOR. Agency offices, 914 N Magnolia "FIctituO,,s Name Statute-' Chapter fil lodgement rendered m the $45 0$. Florida Statute, *11 register TUNE Avenue. Orlando Written corn aforesaId court on the 10th day of CultS Iti, (len, of the ments On the5 documents may also Circuit Court, (F HAPPY DAYS (R) Pdembe,. A 0 1971, in that certain be slmitte.j tp the Health Systems fl and for Seminole COunty. Florida 21 (Wed only) SING WE case entitled, Libfrtp Loan Cor upon receipt of proof of the Agey, P 0 Boa 1011 B. Orlando. NOEL Plaintiff, vs Wesley NEW YORK (UP!) - Who Lodden, and then by Robrn Florida 37400 on or before Jan'aryporatmon publi(at.on of thIs notice, the IiC Brown and Theresa Brown. II 30 72 1971 !it, name, to Cut FERN PARK ayed "Boson BIac&' on Earle. Defendant, Chich aforesaid Writ of APARTMENTS ender weic we Donald w Welch, Presidtnt (1) (IL KNOCKOUT television? Which was the first are The encyclopedia covers seri Health Systems Agency E'utiø was delivered to me as engaged in business at 3(0 O.ford LOVE OF LIFE of the "adt" Wer? What o Sheriff o Seminole County, rio, ida. sJs as well tthia, East Central Florida. Inc Road ifS the City of F len Pars CD21 LILIAS, YOGA AND and I have levied upon the following PubliSh Dec 20. 1917 Florida was the first animated oon ranging from the fairness DESK described property Owned by YOU That the parties irwpqe's,e'a in ii ii to be carried in Prime time' doctrine to license renewal to Theresa Brown sa p'op,rt, CL) FAMILY FEUD bang bu5'flett enterprise are as b Anyone wt30 digs media locatednSeminoleCounty,io,i0 trivia 11 55 FERN PARK APARIs,'I NT', more particularly described as - and what cod be more LTD NOTICE UNDER FICTITIouS (F(F CBS NEWS follows PaicarIy ereding an S Philip C Grace NAME STATUTE trisial than telesision at ItS On, 1971 Plymouth lOr green aicIe on the "Golden Age of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ' S General Partner worg color automob,l, can find Afl3WCCS to ID NO Afternoon NOtICe is hereby given that Television Drama," In which Dat.dat Orlando Orange COunt, the Rl1410I0)32714 th quesUo and many undersigned, pursuant more Florid., thi5 2nd day of Oec.r"rer I? 00 offers first a hido and "Fictitio Name Statute" Ip the oang stored at Ratllff & Sons fl 1977 throih the pages of then continues: j)(() (4) U) NEWS Chapter Sanford. Florida , Florida Statute, will register and Pbl5h D.c 5 Ii 70 27 IflI [es Brown's "New York 'Ib'n the underalgoed ii Sheriff of DES 24) (mon) CINDEREELA 2 cith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida, will at "No one can say for certain Encyclopedia of Television' (Tugs) NOVA I nandfor Sernlrsole County. Florida, Il 00 The Red AM on the 4th day of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS what caused the wave of drama upon receipt Of Proof of the January, Planet (Wed) CHRISTMAS (Times Books). Al) 1971. offer fo, saI' NAME STATUTE publication of ttsis notice, the fic TIME WITH MISTER ROGERS but there are several titlous name, The answers, incidentally, to end Sell t the highest bidder, for TO WHOM It MAY CONCERN (Tliurj CHRISTMAS AT to wit ALTAMONTE Cish, tubed P0 any and au eiisturvg Notice 5 hereby g'vwn tPi' tt'e are: Kent Taylor played theories. According to one, HEIGHTS APARTMENTS under liens, at the Front lW,stl Door of undersigned pursuant POPS (Fr I ) tN PER. tt to which drama was pcica1 In the we are engaged in "Blackie;" ABC's "Cheyenne" business at 'he Simirsoi, ' uctitio,s Name Sla?Vtp Chapter County Courthouse .n FORYANCE AT WOLF TRAP North Lake Boulevard fl the City 'ears when the wealthier and 41?Altamonle with Clint Walker was the fIrst Sanford Florida. Ibe abo. US 09. Florida Statutes wi! register Springs, Florida The Nutcracker with the Clerk of the C.rcu" Court of the adult Wedern.s, and "The better-educated famthe owned , That the parties interested in Said described person,u property 12 30 That sad sale 5 berg made to fl and for Seminole COIJfl!? F io,iØ most of the television sets, but , business enterprise are as follows Flint.stones" originally was a (F@ THE GONG SHOW Satisfy the terms of si.a Art of upon recep? 0 proof of ptibi,caton ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS impractical when sets prime time pcolileEis'cution (.4) CL) SEARCH FOR of this notice the fictitious name to APARTMENTS LIMITED John F Polk *it. ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING TOMORROW PARTNERSHIP You'll find yourself recalling ratedlovirtuallyeveryhomein Sheriff KENNEL under we Ch I Inn 11p C Grace the Country. dEfining a new (F RYANS HOPE prograriu long forgotten Seminole County Florida at Rouse I 60. as General Partner 1257 PubliSh Dec I3. 30. 77, 1977, Jan 1 some also best forgotten. Who mass audience. Another holds Sanford Florida Dateeatorlando,orarvge County, 1971 CL(IL NBC NEWS UPDATE ads.'ftsers, dealing 13 Florida, this 2nd day of DECEM DES That the part, interested fl s id 1) remembers the weeks of buSineSs is I 00 BER. 1fl7 In commercials "Channing," descbed as a Randall H Rowe (L( FOR RICHER, FOR with instant sOlutionS to pros Publlsn Dec 6. 13, 20. 77. 1977 series of campus dramas kms, RGtite I 60. U DES 77 POORER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 09 fotsd it Inconsistent with Sanford (Ion di 3777? THE ftw1ng Henry Jones and (F MIDDAY EIOHTEINTH JUDICIAL Cli Dated t Santord Sern.nole County. their purposes to sponsor I Jason Evers. Some of us dont (4) THE YOUNG AND THE CUlT. SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida thiS 2nd da, of December. ays on han con. FLORIDA even remember Jason Evers. 1977 RESTLESS CASE NO fl33l5.CA 1)-A flicts, which revealed that in Publ,sh Dec Ii 70 27 1177 How about "The Felony ALL ELLEN (F MY CHILDREN L DISANTO real life there are no easy NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS uad," which n from l969 I 00 Planitf , ____ NAME STATUTE CIT V OF LAKE MARY, '14) (Moo) THOSE GOLDEN starting Howard Duff, Ben solutions." TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN FLORIDA DAVID A DISANTO PC5OfliI YEARS (Tus) THE GREEN Alesander and Dennis Cole' Notice is hereby given that the Representative of Nstice of Pvblic Hearsn ____ the Estate of MAN (Wed)MARCH OF THE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN pursuant to the ELLERY 0 .D'SANTO, DeCNSi,3. Remember competing with ____________________________ undersigned "Fictitious NOTICE IS HEREBY (',lv(N by Name Statute." Chapter DAVID A DeSANTO. acting WOODEN SOLDIERS (Thurs I the college kids on 'G.E. MS 0$. Florida Statutes. CIII register the Board of Aditment of the C.ty as "Trustee" IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF Of the "DeSanto of Lake Ma' College Bowl," a iow that r with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. th$! Sa.i$ , F ion ida NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Children's Trust," DAVID A TRAP The Nutcracker in and for Seminole County, Florida DCSANTO, individually Board will hold a public "ear mg Oil Sunday afternoons from 1968NAME STATUTE and (Fri) VISIONS upon receipt of proof of the DAVID ROVPN(. Jinuary . Ills. to 72, first morated by Allen TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN pubIcato,, of this notice, the fic Iai ConSider a requesl I, a Notice is hereby given that the Defendants titious Name, t wit varanceof 3feet from the *dIOin.rvg B & B AMENDED proper!yonlpve West side arid 15 leit 'Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter , -. ' Foi yrom trw Trontage proplety 'ne Of Iv UAVIOA 'v.v' 'n ousinesa at I-I & MS 0$, Florida Statufet, will register DeSANTO.aclingas 436 in the Pan American Bank "Trustee" of lIve the following Oescrbid properly in with theCircuit Clark. S.rnir.ol.Co, "DeSanto Building, 151 East Altamonte Drive, order to allow for the construct iOn Of Florida. upon receipt of proof of the Children's truit," 220$ Lydia Place. Altamoq9, Springs, Fluvida 3770? vieivsa. Virginia 72110, a garage, Sad property being publicatiOn of tills notice, the tIc and DAVID That the parties inferi'lted in said A situate in the Cly Cf Lake .Yar, fitiO$ name, to wst GONIF IN DeSAP4TO IndIvidually, 2205 business enterpri Florida are as lollowi VESTMENTS under whith we we Lydia Place, Vienna, VIrginia 73150 Lot 6. LAKE EMMA COVE. ac FRANK I BERNSTEIN engaged in bujinist at 103 Juniper YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cording to the plat thereof, recorded. GLADYS L BERNSTEIN Lane, LOO9WOOd. Florida 32750 in that an action to reform a deed and Dated at Fern Park Seminole mortgage, fo rescind in Plat Book I. Pages, of the Publ the City of Longw'ood. Floriddi and cancel an County, FIcrida, December IS. 1977 assignment Of mortgage Records of Seminole County That the partIes interested In said and br an Florida at a S Pine (.,cIe Drive, P"blish Dec 30. 77, 1917, Jan 3, tO. aCcount ln 00 the following opevty business enterprIse are as follow's 1971 in Seniinle County, Lake Mary, Florida PHILIP KOBRIN Florida DES 101 Lot 437 of The Public Hearing *ill be held in STANLEY ROBERTS VAN ARSOALE Dated at Orlando, Orange County, the City HaIl, City of Lake Mary. OSBORNE BLACK HAMMOCK, according to pta, thereof re(or Florida at I 00 P M on January 1. FlorIda, December 9th. 1971. In Plat Book I, Page 31 of 7S. or as soon thereafter as Publish: Dec. I), 30, 37, 1977, Jan 3. thi Public pos$ibie, at ChiCh time intereSted 1971 Records of Seminole County, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Florida, parties for and against the regi,iest DES 6) NAME STATUTE has been filed againsf you ane you stated above will be heard Said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN are required to 5erv hearing may be ontled from time PUILIC NOTICE copy of your Notice is hereby given that the written Subisquent to S public hearings to t.m. until final action s taken by defensa's, if any, to it On G undersigned, pursuant to the the Board Of Adiustmenf held throughout Pu regIon In "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter ANDREW SPEER, Attorney for December to obtain comments from Plaintiff, whose addre.t THIS NOTICE shall be posted ,, i Ill West 54509, Florida Statute, will register three I)) Public Places within the the community on the draft Health Commercial Street, Sanford, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida City of Lake Mary, Florida, at Ihe 72711, on or before January Systems Plan and Asvsual Im in and for Seminole County, Florida, 70th, tIll, and til, the City Hall, and publiShed In plemesstat Ion Plirs, a meat log of the the upon receipt of proof of the th* original with Clerk Of Evening Heraid, a newspaper of Health Systems Agency of East ft%i Co-t either before publication of this notice, the tic. January Central Floridi, Inc. will be held on 30th, ç7, and f general clrcuIat In the City of lie the tItious nemi, tO-wit: WINDSONG original with Lake Mary, Florida, one time at Thursday, January 5, 1975 at $00 the Clerk Of this Court APARTMENTS under w4sIcp. cc are P.M In the Third Floor Board least fifteen III) day's prior to the either before service on Plaifltift'i engaged In buSIness at Ill Ballard attorney aforesaid hearing, In addi$l, said Room, AdmInIstritloes BuildIng, or immediately thereafter; Stfll, Ifl flu City of Altamonte Notice shill b posted irs the area to Florida TechnologIcal UnIvertty, O*tSec'wI a defaiIt Will be entered Springs, Florida. 1* cons4dey Aiafaya Trail, Orlando. One of Use against you for Ihe at least fifteen (IS) reli demanded Tisat the parties interested In said in the Complaint days prior to the date of tIe public agenda testis of the milling 1$ 10 business enterprise are as follows hearing WITNE $5 my hand finallie and approve the HealTh and the SI loS WINDSONG APARTMENTS fhit Systems Plan end Ai'vwal Ins. Kay Saismais, Court on December 15th, 1977, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP (Seal) City Clerk pf•mintalicn Plan. The public IS S. Philip C. Grace, InvIted to attend. City of Lake Mary, Arthur H BICkwith, Jr as General Partner Clerk of the Court Florid. Donild W, Welch, President Dated at Orlando, Orange County, By Mary N Darg,n Heatth Systems Agency of GARY E MASSEY, ESQUIRE Florida, this 2nd day of December, Deputy Clerk 35$ E Semoran Blvd East Central Florida "77. r... -. Altame Springs, FlorIda 3270) r- wiw. . er. •" tTll. Jars 3 IL ovaryon• w•nt low.chol.straj, iow'cal o ofg$nkl' Publilh: Dec. 6.., I), 70, 77, 1177 ' City Attrny Dfl ISO DES 7$ DES PubliSh' Dec. 30, iw DES 63 CD l '*r ___________________________ ISALCOHOLAPROALEM IN YOUR FAMILY1 AL MP4ON forfamuliesorfrendsof problem drinkers For 'urther information call 12) 451?orerule 5ntor Al Anon Family Group P 0 60. 553 Sanford f-la 3217! NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCjRN Notice 5 hereby ;.,.. t.at the I undersigned, pursuant to the "FiCtit Name Statute" Chapter MS 0$, Florida Statute, wilt register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. in and for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt ot proof of the publication of thiS notice, the IC titiotj name, to wit MARINER'S VILLAGE APARTMENTS under I we'ch we are engaged fl business at 3202 Orlando Drive. in the City of I Sanford, Florida That the parties interested in sad business enterprise are as follows MARINER - S VILLAGE APARTMENTS OF I SANFORD. LTD S Philip C Grace. I as General Partner " Dated at Orlando, Orange, County, Florida, tfli5 2nd da of ¶ December, 1977 PblutPi D.c 6. I), 70 27. 1917 DES 76 41-Houses FOLLOW THE STA RS - Plat Book 3. page 31, Public Records .A Seminole County, Florida at public outcry to the highest and best bidder for cash at 17 o'clock noon ôn Wednesday, January II. 1971 at the west door Of the Seminole County Courflsouse. Sanford, FlorIda Dated 120$ 77 GEORGE P GROSSE 14) LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU TATTIETA5,tS L RUTH Suzzi "RECORD CRANK GOISNIN JACK CasTle RICK Dill-Moll MoIlg,&011 (4) (1) (1) Morning fIS 8 00 C A PT AIN 10 00 SANFORD h Wednesday HOWl SESAME STREET (F GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA ( Good Morning FIoriaa at 7 25 and 8 25. local news. weather, sports) 11 THEATNIS PUZA I (7)24) focus World attention on the elterminalion of species of whiles by International corn. rnercial interests 11 00 S1)(F(F(F NEWS DICK CAVETI SHOW fl 3 (2D(I.2 TONIGHT I *.im SPIDERMAN (.4) Cf.) aon 725) between the whales and Rui. sian harpoons in an effort tO CBS MOVIE Ncr. w'ood Musical comedy star. ring Glen Campbell. Joe Plamath 1970 A man home from Vietnam decides that civilian lIfe in Tesas is boring. so he decides to go to New York tO coiled n old debt from an Old buddy and b come a television stat Pr NEWS (Channel 4 news at 30 McHALE S NAVY 9 55 UPBEAT (4')(J) FuTloN BUSTER PRICES CBS MORNING 830 9 30 (4)(F GE THEATER Tell Me My Name Arthur Hill an B,srbar,i Barn. star in hit Cram,i about a mother forced tO lace the truth t't her -fe THE ROOKIES 21 FAST CENTRAL FLOP. IDA REPORT @D(F CLASSIFIED HDb Seminole Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, - - - - -. -- UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 744S6.ORL.CIV.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs JAMES LEON HORNEandRUTP4AMAE,lORf,E, he and BARBARA 0 CARTER r),fendant(s) NOTICE OF SALE - NotIce II hereby gIven that pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure e.stered on November 72, 1977 by the above entitled Court in the above styled Cause, the undersigned United States Marshal, or One of Pt15 duly authorized deputies, will sell the property situate In SmInoie County, Florida, deScribed as W,stb0feelof Lot 39and East 13 feet of Lot 31. Washington Heights, 7 00 nder wtiat he has in mind c,i"h" Legal Notice FOOTBALL STADIUMS TODAY (Local news it 7 25 and 8 25) NGAROO OVER EASY Maga.zine format show aimed at those 55 and over. hosted by Hugh Downs i.14 IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP The Nut. (F TAflLETAS (F) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES LIL joe Godrier. Robert Conrad, Martin Mull, Sonny Bono. Roger Moore. Flip Wilsor. @)(I) •M'ASH Charles demonstrates an uncharac. tensbc streak of generosity, maIun Hawkeye and B j (F SOMETHING SPECIAL V.c Darnone 7 30 ) CANDID CAMERA (F MATCH GAME _____________________ . .. .- . ' - - ',.l.A/, '."' �48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Tuesday, Dec. 20, 1977 _________________________ - 1 (P L4 un r - AuSE I'LL,TELL HIM %-*~_Z~ WE DOES' ~:~77 7I XCX AT DO YOu KNOW )' WE'S 00%G TC -%' SHIRT I SCLIaWT -%--A ~~( LCVE IT' ) ), , ~CWE LL LOvE IT ;OR Jo-lus , 7; -~~J I/"----<~ 49 Crafty 50 Paving liquid I Tow 4 Italian a rl'ting / a'i"l ) 4i . ., _,*v 1 - i I I~ I.J 11 COULP IT RIGHT PIPN'T I JUST TAKE asia NOW ONE YESTERDAY? C ThATT I' : I Cxt-~t.. U1.1 ~~ .Z. ..f Ii V-01caf'o r- r- 1 - 21-1 2 1 ; ____ ________________________ - - JI4E)J -') - is .i //r/ 27 1 Zi - - - - 34 - 38 7 20 ____________ - - 23 24 ARUlr 4 - 'I' '. r %J D A DDY, B LSC WOt. ' I t" 'E E %rCKYOE DEB I - - - • 52 59 49 - 60 I _____ , L._. - - - - - - - h lc:v - - - - - - - - - - - - - 67 68 - - - - - - - V. I ~, ' / t"- . ., -" It I. I -, I . I 1 - . i : ___________________________________________________ A.-- 67 V b Wr VMY if I For W.dn.suay, Dec. Howie Schneider owe c nes • r hand. If you have to beat the twhes, you may find out too Someone who has great faith late your bird has flown. TAURUS iAprd 21) ay 20 in you may impart some con- YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec.I 1, 19'n VMILE TKVRE 7ALywn FW... I 0 ' - 1 • ;-J-_~ - ! ,-!~4 ~.; 71 Do it slowly, hot do it right A'S POP 'IT i ' I 'i '-I the good Sarivirl tan ... ni`,,,~' J I V/ 1I _______ I I / ~ ~N I I I all ~ ,,~ [I __-...- fi / iji / I \ ... Please! i\ 1 I'VE GoT ill I II ______ \ "j ______ fl I L I i l ,1 = , / - stamped envelope to Astro' j - I i each and a long. self-addressed Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City -' I ' '' - /\)J' (. - I_ 'I,1"'.'. '- h I' I C ______________ - 1 f . .4i. " 1 4 4 S . J . N . I ______ I DEM:4D COMNTN FO) / . D%NkAC-.,E TO MY - 5LICKS...T1 LF V44AT YER CU \/EI4iCLf -- OCAW/ _________ 1 HE.R'S \ '1'T "s in your desk. 4. " ! ~Owi1230 4 directly east of the Stromberg council Car lson plant. The dri veway to - Heard City Attorne' the plant is in line with the Gary Massey repot northern entrance to the at uments will be heard at 4 .- Final approvals of the zoning b the -vtmt ) ) I- 'r ______ m - e ,-__ _______ I Alt ~- . •.;' AS 'It)UR ec WCHISFHEIS-NOT... Pfor FOR ROSME . RO8ERTS0N NOW.4Y -; I iy 0 . • - 11 ~ I . I : ' . " I Give H • . ~ I / `-If AW Am?. I 11 0 0 - " i -. AVXM . s.. .. V, I - - __ :_i. _____________ Crossword -4 . . ) . ___ COMICI; - I I % 8 '. Bridge ,,,i s.. `TIUDENT~ It has started at honw. It's jiot that the parents I Ll - ~ . 2-8 . 1- 1 I 11 I-B I Z-5 4-A Dr. Lamb Hospital ObItuarles _C; _______ Dear Abby -,6Horoscope -, I . %~Z- ---;sft- - gra heart toue at teriosciercels coronary •. .. . .' -. Herald ENDANGERED, by 111de-eN-(-d .and curious. this rare Sianiang is the ,iewst 1iddition to lb. animal f.imil'. •il the ( entr.iI BUT HERE OURSELVES helped whtn I asked them whkh was rit.ht alter school before anvthmn, same on television 'sow ins sisters base moved away an~ I'm really on my own F%F'sI'sG HIRAL.D So you base no one to ask questions of Deirdre O'Donoghue, the Siantang Is an endangered sPecies, and the local birth was made possible by Do )ou have that opportattit) the following morning at school. wh en you still have that homework in your hand? If, for instance, )ou have a series of problems and had difficulty with t"O Of them. do )ou have The option before turning In that homework of asking ('onlrIhIitiOr)s of the Itolars ( Iub of Seminole ( ounty South, stiiiii ai(lI'd ill tii' purchase of a leniale p.ireIlt in October l9, STUI)ENT: Yes, and they help rue EVENING HERALD: Assuming that sou get out of school, get ajob gelmarriedandhasechlldren Towbatextent asa parent, 6. captive births of this great ape are rare held by . .i ! ~.-! ''.. I I .,-"";' ey 0, .1 . 4 ~- ~-;, . I . F -. - . . f,t,-*J . .,~ -# ,--. -.~ -. ..- - ,--.I . . 11--. -.1 .-~i ,- :!'~, do %ou feel .%ou might in%ohr jiourself with )our child's school work' STUDENT: I would ask my children if they u.n derstood the ~.- -"t . problems, I wou.Id go and talk with the teacher and see about the 11:11 0, problems ... 't • r"i - - ."'i , - - . - _- -Z - 1. ST17DENT: I would help my children as much as I could and, like m mom tells me I would tell th em if th ey did not un derstand to stas alter school and ask the teacher for help STUDENT When im children got home from school. the first I would do would be to ask them about their homework and ask to see whdt they did that day. "Tell me how school was," I think . ...... un~ -. --1' , -4 - %11~, EVENING HERAU): You all remember what you said In '',' in doing now. I I ..Is . a,l,4 ., our part nts flit awers wtremostly shnigs raised eyebrows 5,-..1-,j*, - ".f~ ," . . , . -- . . .'. s'L ' .0 a 1I 1.i5.' . ' # is J .1 Wr ,.. ,* ., 1. , 51 . -1 : - * f~ -A`0'' ' rZ Y . 5..- 7 3-v?, ,' . 7, 14 ~-V..;,~." ,~ 1 . ~ - '. , .1 ., , -.1,-" ,.i. --,.,f-, ••• . . 31~ ,-^-., , - q ~ '- . ..~.,-!- 1 - . - her fault." And it was my fault. EVENING 111FRAID: Then )our mothercameto )ou. and what trouble -A. ' - . i - .1 .. .it'4,as - ' t. '. f 5.f.'i necessary. She iscapable of making an A or B It was " ,~J i .-. U r i F 'sl'iG HERALD:The teacher might lesel with the parent, in " ' showed her the grades In her tx)ok, just to show what I'd done. 's%hjt cbs. can a teacher say ' ' 4 ,* ., - STUDENT If I dont bring the grade up I'm t ri, Im Ir . I , Li concerned about a bad grade I made, and that was really m) own fault. I know it was really my own fa ul t, and I have to bring STUDENT She said.1his student is capable of more. This - d . , -,.r. - - A student My mher us here for everything When she heard I flunked the test she was here And about ins jradcs ht really buy-s than working "., . , . - . -, . O-,J~ , -It, .- 1" ,P.', VKI ln%ol%ed in an% %s) to %bat is ti'ppeiilag at .%our scbooi7 say, I'Vour daughter "ould rather spend her time gating at the I . ". - ¼qi are directly and imhcations that the parmts w ere not involved - except one . ! ~! :t. .Y s omething' grade is t - - I . ,-. %~,-" "., ...~. ' Evr.%INr. IIERAII): What if the teei sou getting %eak In I % I \l\G HF RAt Ii how mans of .-;:-.. . I ansuet to that question. Do your parenU do those things? STUDENT: Twoanswer ed only , no I Well, she cant help STLDF \T - - would say to them. don't understand the work I.%I\1\G UFRALI) how about what happens to the rest of that I) up a B you at home' liase you had the same experience' EVEN ING IiERAU) But she came and tal ked to the teacher' STUDF"IT My sisters taught me more than ins mom did STUDENT. Yes, she 'd ,j1•e,j to the teacher, who because she worked a lot. She is divorced. My sisters usual.ly Z' .' . --' . 'sest Test preparation changes suggested . - -. .;&V7 ,, Editorial $. ~ - --~:m~ Whigham was unavaflabille for Toda \ - a4- V -. fonnally' voted to authorize layer's suggestion to solicit voluntary contributions . - fg F% INGI1LRAU): So youdon tagreethatlheproblemlsat borne and that the solution should start at home' - \ I C., I I by Garry Trudeau .TAIW 0 firm. had been approached by layer an d asked to set it up believed Whigham would do so. 01 ' said. 11 the Soviet ComMUDIst Party general secretary It suff ering from ve she told me that whet. I get my repo rt card, she wants it on top of the table when I get home, before anything else ninth grade. 11orida Zoological Park in Sanford. Born Nov. , . ' t, .,'~P~-. , - -t 1-4 being learned from a sure are some things she does understand, but which are done dii ferently now, like modern math S'TLI)F \T M s mom just isked if I had ins homework and , Sttnctrom saId Frank Whigham an atton-ies in his tWOULP BE— I . flltch has suddenly taken a turn for the wane ills STUDENT: My mota does it every night. She says. "Do you have any homework' N you have a " The problem of her not in ableto help mm btan whtn I was in organization. However. I ,,I , *1 1~ ' MAYPE-ANYMINS . Th e heal th of Leonid me on what I said if I had an% problenLs to tell her. and I did, She helped me out. ~- 1-S01; , parents %oluutartly ask about ~oiir homework for the e%ening? I is .~ STUDENT: An)ltme I have a probleni and don't understand somettung, I go to my mom, and she tries. She really tries. There In the lower grades when you came home from school did your even longer Dougl as Stenstrom school hoard attorney, said he has not bttn approached to set up the MIAMI! I I r t. Inthcpast madeahabltofslttlngwithyouandhelpingwlthyour homework" - E 'ING HERALD: All right. %ou are talking about tiom. But Forbes i the funds received." - AO EVENING HERALD: Then. do )our parents now, or ha%e they trtainabout who might benefit Stan L and John Romita i subjects. be The insestigatton usually takes six to eight weeks a . algebra. American literatwe - they just don't understand those act ept their application go a1 li ••.I -- - ,., " E%ATLYA I- ia'r I _____ rcgLstt red with us ' base said that fewer students would fail the Functional Uteracy Test If parents would turn off the television and help students with 511 oF \T Our parents don't undtrand it They don't un 11 derstandany of thethings we studying these days Things like - - ''All I und•r a i sing organizations have to EVENING IIFRALD: Officials of the local teachers' union their homework. What Is s % to William ( Joe) Forbes, of the 4 licensing division of the Florida Department of State. over It vcry closely, and be very DOONESBURY I 11 6 MER ISN'T ft t, befort the corporation tan legally solicit funds according The jeco *', Ansili0f individual questions t? I Is mp@cf so HE T.5CA1!f . , ,10- work, and if the teachers were teaching them properly, if the work is thoroughly explained to them If my children were haing By MARS Ll SHFDDA I M could be as long as two months said ,*That means we must fe Tests. Today they evaluate how their parents help with - - ASO the - JANE !' . 'w lw.. I I 4 a . . A .. ~' of th,s Jacob with five students who failed the Functional Uteracy ' . And, whether or not the - NEWSPAITH rVTf:RPRI%r. ASSN , ,0*5patmi, . I. " school workp, contributions are The correct hid is double a spade by is . SOHN 0 I '" . I representatives. , 4s h ?PIP Ornoffsli Write . '.. . Do ot Help Wl*th Work I Z 7~ ., . - . questionable, according to Inter nal Htsenue Sen II) 1 , . UPI)- OA/ iThe F%ening Herald today continues its conversation that corporation will be (ii deduct i bIt rem a ifl3 t after your right hand opponent has ened W ii But whether contributions to The longest suit he can t se o th S cOlumn and work on is hearts but If 'CCeibi cop. s ci JA COL• . 0 0A im '" jusr Powl' .I W19POR MY MXMIN MINT.4` Ieave ... - 'ste takes East's king with his ace. This gives him one trick and rIHE C OUT SURE tON ' Csr54ru McI&.f orr PR IRtIfiD, PMRE FRINTFILLS from dummy and Stick to your word if you'SC ve TO BUY lNSOS PEOPI.E PUT IT IN THEIR UX WCASIN South plays a low spinde SCORPIO IOLA. 24-Nov. 221 WY, G0AlE5CpReSTM A WOOLE KABOOPLE __________________________________________________ a your contract -- % CANADA 0 "O RIGH?... taint you work on that suit which can get )ou home with . into receieraiuip. overtrick by suit, but that this is not monds, In which case he ca, alwayscorrecMoreirnpor. pass. "" 11 ALIM their insurance company went general your notrump play which asks partner to bid is to develop your longest unless he holds good dis. (Sept. If someone's managing S jOwi G RGRI M monds and makes the hand. Actually. he gets a chance In ft -r to col!ect funds to aid slchool I 6 i, Q X a % I K .4 % - 4 " I Reese points out that Cli D AAAU 0 I Superintendent . F , `* set u p non- prof i t corporation rdiamondsP i.rn EVER :" r spades promised your mate you would O FIIINQS' & I ? cording to Forbes. but can take by Bob Thaves - School A Texas reader wants to know the correct bid with . Opening lead F lve of ARIES (March 21-April 19) do something today, even It s sert unwise today to count though it may inconsenience t'r" FRANK AND ERNEST wont overlook anything. 'V ' -'"i - __,_01"._ 1'.1 I' T something of value for you what you must do so you Ir --- ,U ni t . . . . ' -,--*.--'I, t '11~"10:`~- - ,`,'~;., -,-~ Wft.,J-, 2 He Near Death . A rench newspaper reported today that Soslet President Leonid RrhaC% is seriously iii with heart trouble at his country house and Is no longer capable of taking care of state affairs. 41~0 . gingthe e . mF employees left with unpaid medical and dental bills since A6! we A rA Brezhnev: Is PARIS 41 - If challenging are11 tS 41 :. ax ree T which he can do safely Sovih 44X;,rA The Students And Those Tests -- IV layer. I &king the heart finesse SUtIk I*all CSI You're likely to be very easily -Ahat they're doing. or you'll / ~ I , ,, , " . A -ot".Y4# IN ~ . - ... . Al -_ are nine tricks staring him in the face He plays dia an added that oral arguments also of Ole Heathrow planned unit heard n late January or development begin at 1N,000. Minimurn floor homes apartments and area of the ho mes will be 1100 commercial businesses. square feet. The 80.2 acre tract is located , pintohavet1me(orunthe w cards bar,fore the defense to try for -w Dt-aler South (ilstracted and thus quite has e to cvs er their mistakes - - I 6 Vu lnerable F' l.FO (July 73-Aug 22) Doing anything contrary to your usual forgetful today. Write down - 4K Q 4 PISCES I Feb 20-March 20( today be doubly sure you know ' (( . •K u forget it. You'll feel so much better by locking your worries VTE C'€T k'I1N... THEKEIS A $25 PINE FEV. , , d- 4. .. L . J11"i (. construction to begin soon a specific plan, of single family other situations, I az has bid for nine tricks; there 6 tl~17 I It 1i t heeler Fowler" annexation eari) February m the la Prospects are good we will filed by the county agaIn the iifl (hiS S( said Masse) He cit y challenging the annexation ordinance changing the zoning three bedroom homes and 80 on in 802 acre tract bounding apartment units of both one and Rinehart Road and near the two bedroom design. In adStrombergarbon plant as dition to parcels of onhalf approved. The ordi nance must acre each are to be used for tit read a second time before commercial dev elopment final approval. The de velopment is to be Also a pp roved as the constucted In thne phases preliminary plan ui C0flCtP( Trepanier said with park lands for the dt'.eloçrnent set aside in each phase The A planned unit development PUD called lake Park is a relatively new zoning Manor. categ or y which permits a Trepanier said price range of balanced mixture according to the single family homes will . 1J.. mnonds and three clubs 11 SAWTIf 0 orthnance and of the plans for thePUI)couldbeacmpItshed b) late Sprin permitting Council Tuesday night as an Sanford rapped, Page 2A I -. . ceedings by knockaing out ' ';~;!.t.:. sign from the Lake .Mary CitV have 211 single familv t~,o-and- fruit to f)ais V. ilson. resIlient of (tood Sa maritan Ifonie The class )fl 1)art I h flIOfl1ifl S singing d presenting gifts at the William 1). Layer said he wiU You might have a rough day at remember this time so you the office today. Walk away and won't have to learn it again. by Sloffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY .., . 41 iiOflIl South onl~i has four diamonds b ut he st rts prf 4101 '' profited from experience by AQUARIUS Jan 3)-Feb 19) repeating a mistake Try to _ -----_. :,4,~1. I-I# 7I ' conduct may upset one wh CAPRICORN (Dec. ffflJe, holds you in hi regard. Stick m Invite old ur script. Preserve your holida 'dinner or open to yo ha image. ouse. Yo 'll • e VIRGO (Aug. 73-Sept. 22 1 It comfortable than your new looks like you may not have pa - \ 4 A J 5 EAST 52 6 h I 14 EST genuine, there 11113y not be a second meet" Station N V 10019 Bi' sure to specify your birth si 70 6 J14 sending for your copy of ,stro for the first time today. Unless Graph Letter . Mail 50 cents for he feelings are m otyr WATCHING TV. _________ - I _____ \OIITH P 0 Cit of Lake .Mary is an its way. Jcmor toda y. The developer, Leo The rjdefltial.(OtTi1riercl development received the 'go" Trepanier, sai d the PUE will -. Elementary School, BRIDGE AT om Ahead T0 i ion rojec G development iPUDi that could thereafter. Mrs. r A 110 million planned unit .11 . CANCER (June 21-J ul y 221 Treat warm~y those you meet Find out more about yourself by by Al Vermeer _____________ 1i Now tdKe 11 Heraldff Writer ;- Its (P5%,Ij) and J.5ILS JUOB'i. 21) IMere's a likelihood you "Don't Volunteer" is an axiom may have to return later and do known to every present and it am if y ou i ns ist on using former GI. Today you might "step-savers" at work today. and wi&hed you hadn't. " i- a I ~ " I --- WIN I responsibilities. your best advantage. ------ 1I I -M ) .i~ ir.-..'I J-~:-, ~ X, ~,q -X, 3 .,-, y l'~ *'~',if M TES . %t nd 'tapp 5 Pupil In %1Irg4 ret 1gg's kiudergar class at met rest a fidentlal information this The prospects of someone coming year that could prove making decisions for you is o rather profitable. You will I 0 era e y know exactly how to use it to proLii Keep cm top of )OW (I I VISIT battery mechanism. It can be want this information can send set at the rate that the doctor 50 cents with a long, stamped, wants the heart to beat to self-addressed provide a steady heart rate. mt- in care of this ne per. There are different models, P.O. Box , sin Antonio. so wi th a variable rate. All 782 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - • / Wh is A LOT CIF PEOPLE r'.1.1 . . .I 10 me IV. 4 "i . '. " IT(FUL) regular stimulation to the lower number 9-8, Your Heart Rate: pumping chambers from a at It Means Others who ) EEK & MEEK ROK HOROSCOPE r),t(I,)'- G 0 when you shoulld have your rates In ives . pacemaker checked sciousness ry 0 n to lose con- more information on hes ' a I Council / en - 65 M ...._-. _.__ individual is that disease scsousneu. Man) people damages the area where the along great siith a pacemaker bridge Is located. With no The recent models are much br ie the elect rical impulse better than older ones cannot pass from the top to the I would like to remind tit bottom pumping chambers readers that many healthy When t he pumping chambe rs people have slow heart rates are not Muiiulated they will Roger Bannister had a resting beat ve ry slowly on their OWO heart rate In the 30s when he The slow rate is not fast ough full) trained to break the in many i nsta nces to maintain four-minute mile. But, if )U adequate circulation are not an athlete a very slow When the circulation IS POOt heart rate of 50 or below can the brain Is affected and may mean pr oblems To ghe )Ou - ake . - stillf ur heart rate k properly. yo eart kcto get toos1owandmay chambers. You can think of this t cause poor circulation. area as r brie A common cause for 8 very could cause mental confusion. r r 7• - . between (lit top chambers of the If the pacemaker - - 82 61 64 - - - - - - . s and must cross the area 32 33 - - I - 53 63 - _______ - - 46 48 - - - - - 45 58 THE A CAR THAT EP.0 i nQ&. DERBy' ) I b1.4 /" ' SE "' CY. YOU QEA% -E OANS " I 31 - 50 51 by Bob Montana - 35 ____________________________________ 41 42 9 _______________________ 26 30 - - 47 ________________________________ 22 _________ 25 - 43 TI U - L . , - doctor - 21 . I -A able to rUn your heart At a The electrical impulse Wses 28 29 - A / - - _____ - 14 - - __ I J - 16 - HAJuAR4. ) 1 ___________ - 10 II 9 to -- down from the top of tt ' [IALlFoA \ / fCiOUizED A' H's' rM CU¼ VVJIT V ) HURRIC.M)E.,. r' An VU MW jJ / v• _______ . I "'it.. 8 13 - WHAT t. 7 6 4 clinic at trical event. The natural spark would Se YOU to check with plughasitsownrate.andilcall your and have a clear or slo down ithln speed understanding of what t he y sour normal range hac aai1ae for >ou and _ . 4 12 b Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER * icy ~w'W~ 36 President I Lamb What are the symptoms to look improve circulation to the brain for if something should go sufficiently to clear metItal wrong with the pacemaker? Nor. confusion if that is 8 cOm* . DEAR READER poor circulation. rnaily)otir het h as i ts O Pacemakers need to pacemaker which acts like a checked torn time to time to be spark plug. It ates heart to beat each tirne. 'Me sure 1 Strong. Procedures av"ble stimulation is really an elec` 59 Potc1ne home 61 Ben ing Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents main 33 Done*spap.r 56 Or (Get ) 57 Fjii in flakes ORm n 8 . 9 Unreadable 10 Norne of a 70th Year, No. 105-Wednesday, December 21, 1977 . e a1 tain satisfactory rate to have OflL. I a so shot of good circulation. This In turn breath and so tired for so ong prevents fainting and it may w ]Fletivilcl 4 know more about a pacemaker, 28 Glacial ridge 53 City in convincing 20 Media opinion Nor*ay 5 Author 30 Chinese Fleming 55 Medical currency 6 Skipper of the ricture (Comp ________ 1. Dr. M 50 Takeout ç3: :'' order (2 wds) 27 SI Egyptian dety colonnade highlander 43 Italian AM ON* 41. 0 I , rushed to the operating room "Ise had for surgery. dropped to 37, an1 dey had to put in a pacemaker. tor 41 Save 44 Wind 46 48 Menu item i; 4 Ben: garland ~ jjf i4i$iI 39 E x plosive (abbr) sword i;:; 34 Small child 35 Yealin 37 Not up 38 Leave out Jai 0 1 ii 0 W C ____ II Fencing preposition 23 P4 , $ (fit 25 Sounded bell 27 Rough J THERE LURKS THE SOUL OF A BEETLE BAILEY? I \ _____________ (6 ,/ BE UNPER14EATH TA - DR LAMB me to the hospital. Before I 68 Evergreen tree point MIS5 BLiXLEY..) TAKE A a p - 18 Clear up 20 Spelling . Ser DEAR had verai weeks ago. blackuut and the doctor ordered _ . 67 Canker 4., Pacemaker j 04 0lutiO of a mystery I \. 00NCL £ 0 U A K 1 0 CIH 01 63 Ibsi sound - la 2 J3pamet 0 I 14 Hoolbeat ,1 ' .t e Eveuiu Asks if$[ M About 60 Safety agency C (abbrt ..# Patient D A 0 1I 01A .R § P 0 I IN i 54 Conf 58 Am#,".;;; 12 Genetic matinal / I'l 52 Greek letter on . Answer to Previ ous Puzzle act ACROSS by Chic .. .... ... ... ti 1.8 I 1-0 . 2-8 2-A I-A .11.9 11 Plan,* SRm46 Landf'1' By MARK %FINRERG Herald SWI Writer There will be no privately operated 275-acre landfill on $1146, three miles west of Waste Interstate-4. Management Inc., a private garbage disposal company, will not appeal to the SeIIIInOIc fill, according to Mack %. Cleveland Jr., a Sanford attortley who represented th company at the board (if ad' justment hearing. Today %its the deadline for the IlItnois-based comnipany to appeal the landfill denial to the county conunission. No A ea market development ), Cleveland said this morning. Florida. Those plans don*t include a landfill cn SH-46." -- ne company will not appeal the action of the board of adjustment. In view of that board's unaninious; vote against the Lindf Ill. and in view of what we thought the commission might do on appeal, there was The company's decision not to appeal brought a jubdant response front Rob Evans, the attorney Orlando who represents campground ow-ner Roger Perra, whose 24-acre campground would have been s ea news," Evans said after he was informed of the decision. -- Justice was done. Me people at the hearing wcre unanunous There was no equivocation they didn't want the landfill The people presented dozens of good arguments against it The people. I'm glad they're not ii __________________ : _____ - an ' Association. composed of property owners near the proposed landfill site, had also opposed the landfill at the November hearing County Lommissioners have Initiated a staff study to find alternatives to the county's C urrent --,olid waste thsposW YT -. ;4 - I I . -1 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/. 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 20, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 20, 1977. 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Thursday, Dec. IS, 1577 70th Year, No. 10 1— Friday, December 16, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 10 Cents Juspect $ Is Jailed 'ii,,, - Elam Sanford Man Shot, Killed Following Barroom Brawl lt continued, so he ordered them both out, Gibson said. SU011' AIIRAIIAM.S Writer herald Stall Ali ,.r uii.'nt in ,i 13th Si barrr'n •'r glass if wine ended outdoors wth the shooting death of if 33-%ear.o)d Sanford man Dead is William Allen of apartment 33, Seminole Gardens apartments of two gunshot wounds, one in the chest, the other in the shoulder In jail and charged with first degree murder in connection with the shooting is Bennie Jackson, 32, it neighbor of Allen who lives at apartment 95. Seminole G ar den apartments. BRAND NEW saw 78 Mustang I door, 4 cylinder, automatic, tangerine finish, power rack pinion steering, power front disc brakes, front A. rear bumper guards. Select Air, AM radio, tinted glass complete. deluxe sport mirrors, WSW, Stock No. 10009 BRAND NEW Izi Both men were at Giton's Tavern on west 13th Street about lop in., according to the tavern owner I had Just sold Allen a bottle of wine and he was playing checkers with another man when the roan asked him for a drink," Gibson said. Allen didn't give hun one and the argument 78 Fairmont it 2 Door Futura. Stock No. 10131. Gold finish. 4 - speed transmission. I cylinder engine, power st.ering. AM radio. tinted glass WAS '4910 Gibson said he heard a shot right outside the door of the tavern. Allen came back tn.adc, Gibson said. muttering angrily about the shot. Gibson said another patron suggested that the gun had only blanks, and Gibson told Allen to either call the police or forget the incident, But then, Gibson said, Allen took off his shirt, grabbed a cue slick from near the pool table and walked outside. they were across the "I heard two shots street and then Allen came back about a minute later and stuck his head in the door and said 'Man, I'm shot, take me to the hospital," Gibson said 'I couldn't leave right then because people were inside, but Amos Sparrow and a couple of *hers took him in the station wagon to the hcpital," Gibson said. Gibson said Allen appeared to be all right immediately after the shooting. "I thought it -' - Allen died in the emergency room of Seminole Memorial Hospital, police said, while Jackson was arrested at his home about 11:30 pm. and then booked into the Seminole County jail Ih't Tom Bernosky said police had not yet recovered the murder weapon, which was a hand . gun Allen was a member of an orange picking crew that Gibson supervised for Hon'atch orange THE %%'EDDIN(; (ERFiIoN'. Allen is survived by his wife Ertha, and two children, Argena, 4, and William, 5. Mrs, Allen contacted at a neighbor's apartment this ritorrung, declined comment. - $4549 pow, FROM UNDER OUR TREE! ' .\\\ _10111 'Here's just a sampling of the gifts you may choose: p ' , Polaroid Cameras * Watches * CB Radios * Cross Pen & Pencil Sets * Mr. Coffee Brewer r I BRAND NEW 5223 96 Now$4327 11 \_0ø 2 dr. hardtop, creme, half vinyl roof. automatic, deluxe bumper smission. front disc brakes WSW, Select Air. tinted glass whe el c overs, ac cent No IM2 OOOOO Now$596 WAS '6481 Photo shows accident scene of Oct. 28 In which four members of III(- Albert l)allal,rida family - were killed ,A;.-ni i4iows direction of travel of I)allabrlda van. City police said v an wa traveling northbound on U.S. 17.92, turned left, crossed illegally .'lloss stripes in roadwas, then traveled briefly northbound Now CIOsI. red with oihyi root jr power st..,,ing AMC vain Spoil, .09. 1 0 s 72 PONTIAC LEMANS 5 CS2 ;cld 100cr fol too.ppied with air. power s?ering £ brakes New seats Clean and lot. in hag. -* '1695 70l5A Green 4 Of f UMS a looit good Good family Hur,, at thit price ONL Y Only loaded nclwd,rg Clean cipan cjr $3495 .lour 73 CADILLAC COUPE 'D VILLE and loaded' Hurry 2095 ?C136 73 VEGA 2 DR. - $3495 $1295 C,1116 Sharp slut, 'osh and wire rc'i'ped and ci,an c;~Is whirlS C ; II 2 du automatic 0' bi is 15 0O mIpt p:i,ll y or porr $3095 tlpir rig & 265 O - Rid 4 C,i. auto 6 Icc air Low. low mileage $395 levets good--ONLY 74 DODGE MONACO 74 MUSTANG 1124-2 CItit Dark blue a door with vinyl ret Pewir steering a brakes cloth interior. A lot. mileage bargain E ,(,iIini condition Hurry on thit on, 73 VW BUG $ Dark ,r.en. 4 speed, R&H, in eucilnl cond L.o6s 6 runs like now Only 1495 70 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CZItiA Silver price! li1,iøl, loaded A rut steai at I ntis U747 74 BUKI RIVIERA 1III1A Dort blue with A real racecar. while vinyl rail. isaded 2750 C 2007 A Dark green runs good act last on this one Only 10517* $995 $3495 1895 77 COUNTRY SQUIRE WGN. 70 MGB ROADSTER C 754 3 Or , iutl Dvt at lease Red. *tity stripes Power ttuiing A brakes. V 4. auto. a' Never b.,n titled C2'017 Roomy I passenger Ford favorite While finish 73 MONTE CARLO Green, whit, vin yl top Loaded, including Fac ar (itrl - EurO clean Only $5195 $1950 IUIIIUIBIIIUUUIIUllUl••URIUIUIII C011 (25)1* U JACK PROSSER FORD JUST 50,000 FEET NORTH RENT A U - OF MAITLANL ON HWY. 17.92 00001001110MME000101 CAR I 1685 2795 68 MERCURY MONTERY E 1(011,.,? ONLY ky's' $695 74 FORD F•250 SUPER CAB I. VI, 4 speed CllLc said today among his reconlniendatiofts will he that the median in front The DOT engineering Thursda) survey resulted in part from an inquiry by the Evening Herald following the Oct. 28 fatal a cci dent The inquiry was made See 1)01, Page 2A iui't) We can prevent people vai, ii, p. 67 application fees of granting it per lot ''I from becoming involved in $111). and so on. It's ridiculous, specifically asked Mm w at the 'ituations l ik e this if we handle It sho ul d be a statewide 5) stem, hearing if he'd ever had o draw lb.' riiatti'r profe'sstunallv run b the state a gun in 17 icars of sic ective We're not emotionally involved work. He said no. I aske I of he Counti, Sheriff John Polk This benefits the general had ever had to put his hi.nd On agrees. He's said he favors a public the gun for emphasis. He said statewide, state-a(jninLctercd When no, and Yet he's telling me he Morse cites another case. "A permitting system linen hired someone to kill a commissioners adopted the needs a concealed weapon. Now, at least, we'll get a court roan who became nii' client, regulations in &'pternbe'r, Polk test in this area." After we verified his story and d he would urge the Florida Commissioner Williams, who found out he was right, our own Sheriff's Association to support voted against Commissioner staff members had to wear a state' law next year which harry Kwiatkowski's motion to bullet-proof vests would create a statewide deny the permit, said he had Morse says he met all s)stefll "aril( to see more detailed requirements of the count) Commissioners Hill Kirchhoff information from the sheriff's commission for granting a and Bob French said after the background investigation of conce aled wea po n permit. lie hearing the)' didn't think Morse Morse. "I didn't think we had ask ed commissioners at the had ik'monstrateda counx'lhing all the' answers. I didn't want to hearing if he had failed to meet need for if concealed weapon, a vote until we had all the an. any of the qualifications, lie cnflhriiission requirement for swers didn't get a specific answer "I think the commissioners have' spoken to that already," said What do the students (iinitan Dick Williams. l there' an benefit to sox'ie't allowing lloeople t o .t,tni,,rite' Springs private on('t'aied weapons' Morse has Harvey Morse doesn't a two-pronged answer. "First sue' himself as another sit all, since anyone can legall) Mar.nix" or 'Cannon." buy a gun Just by showing it "The impression of our work driver's license, anybod) who soot get from TV shows is not wuits to can buy a gun and accurate We're not like' (hilt stick it in his packet. l'tri But I think 1111 entitled to a licensed by the rtate, and I'm concealed weapon permit from not going to break the law .'h'rriinole ('ounty. I guess I'll ''Second, we can handle f in d out when the court has t'niotiorial situations in a ruled detached way, which mininiizcs Turned down for a concealed weapon permit last week by the the' possibility of violence Morse says people with "highl) county curtunossion, Morse has emotional problems''often said he' will sue the conunission require his services. "Take the in circuit court, asking the Case of a man who suspects his court to order the COflittiLS.SiOfl wife is intimately involved with 10 issue the permit. other men, lie conies to me' end I filet .111 the requirements siis, 'Do you carr1 a gun i t.ie i:npoed for issuing say no, and he says, 'What do I permit. After they'd voted ..The slate supreme court need you for" I'll go buy a gun against the permit, I asked the and take care of this myself.' decision requires that I be given county commission chairman what requirements I had failed That isn't in the interest of the permit," says the private detective. The decision didn't say count)' commissions 'may issue' or 'can issue' the per. issue' Today oday nuts. The language is unam• bi ous ' " 4 Or . Gold, with With vinyl log COnditIOn. V I. auto. PS I cotdlac air 1`1420A I re''t I didn't get an an ',wt'r,'' says Morse in PS A factory a.u, clean at '77 PINTO 4 cyl auto, burgundy, black vinyl interior 1395 76 PACER . auto, Green. C Cyl 155k Only 0411 EINHFH(; lit-raid Staff Writer 5rcod of Twit I'artsi hh MARK % New pant oh V I auto , a i r. rtq',rrrg 'adio, Mat,,. A C mirrors IA reliable $ recthrn:nendations of the Burger King Restaurant be extended M'verao feet ith S(i that rnotorLcts no longer would be able to ea.sih make an illegal left turn from northbound lanes to the restaurant . Concealed Weapon Permit: P rivate Eye Te//s Why It 's Needed 1 72 DODGE 1/2 TON PICKUP 11 243A °" viewed all the medians along 17.92 from Airport Boulevard to 25th Street Thursdas to fcirit ulato' , 1' __41 95 c' 75 MAVERICK 76 GRAN TORINO 4-DR. ' flie' state I k'partriient of Tra.n 'i*Jrldt ion I )O'I' I ino Itik ti r1)0411fS a nicdatn divider near Burger King restaurant on U.S 17•92 in $359; SCIOOA Sanford, the site of a van• truck accident (X-t. 28 that claimed the lives of four tiicmbv rs of a Sanford fam ily il> .1 1) Ell is , area 1)01 traffic engineer coordinator and a survey learn Herald Staff Writer So Si?,pq matching unyl i nterior V 1. automati c lactofv ar E .ira clean (atra nice Only Qhl blue dark ,iny? lop I nero, in 11(511CM C0'rdton Unbelevabl, 565O d 77 LTD II 4-DOOR 73 IMPERIAL LE BARON Lobed. O NLY 2. 75 COUGAR XR•7 i4 5 14, with rid v.yl ,ot Loaded. including pow, , windows. 5ter arid factory air Low, low mil,ag, Only 8 L)0'NA E.STES ç .1 ,inyl ytyrior. V S auto . es a nc are ow milfag. A real beauty ONLY ' APi.tr *15 rid .n,i top A 'rO br.(iet %yjt 'i lprior Loldid with .4u.p •n(I lac a,, A ',ai SpeCli at S3695 root Lo. 77 THUNDERBIRD S6 A 'UClA Gold with ePri!y thiS one car $795 $2650 75 FORD ELITE *rite win whip vinyl top power windows A Stefid too 76 CRANADA 4 DR. Lie econom i cal car equipped with po w er tl( ru ng air. 11)10 Y,ii0* finish ?A Wtc with rØ unyl root and r 'ti r, A tcAwlilul car in southbound lanes to get to restaurant entrance (arrow 2). Arrow 'so ul' ?h1'S nirmI or of (r'ivel where northbouitd tIlOtOrists generall% continue- r.urth past concrete median diyidt'r, the beginning of shicli is Indicated b pedestrian, then u• turn tras cling in southbound lanes to turn into entrance. DOT Team Surveys Accident Site 1 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 76 OLDS OMEGA See VOWS, Page 2's Median Extension Considered "4- 9 55 96 76 AMC GREMLIN 2495 ' . - 69 LINCOLN MARK III - . '," $3095 half a dozen kisses. A Sheriff Department spokesman had said earlier in the week that no guests wo ul d be permitted at the ceremony held in Chief Deputy Duane Harrell's office. However, gue st s were present incluiling parents of the Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Riggio of [)eitorta: parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Whitmire of Orlando; an aunt of the bride, Sandra Hut chins; an d a niece of the bride. Donna W'it.. all of Orlando. Wh did :.'uu a1lw guests when you s Stock I Now Creme finish, 155 inch wheel base, 7,S0 GBW. le litre V.I. power steerng, low mound mirrors, cab rear seat, flip windows, cooling package, cigar lighter. 60 amp aiternatior, rear step bumper. 50o16 (El tires power steering, painted rear stack bumper, long bed...Plus all standard equipment LTD Stock No. $0130, Silver finish, 4 manual Iran j 78 x 25 (Super Cab) ton, (burns regular gas), red finish, 6 cylinder, WAS 78 - BRAND NEW ' 78 Ford F150 Pickup Half --- The wedding ceremony, conducted b) jailer Sgt. Lewis Morgan at the Seminole County Sheriff 's Department this morning, lasted only one m in ute and 27 seconds. But, V in cent Hgt!o. 21, Rot more than one kiss from his new bride, Frances Whitmire, 19, before he had to return to jail to continue serving a three ear term for grand larcen). Evening Herald photographers bought the young couple another 10 minutes together, snapping pictur es to record the event and the bride and groom exchanged BRAND NEW WAS 13205 A P BRAND NEW 78 Pinto 2-Dr. .. 87 Seconds, 6 Kisses, 3 Yrs. Jackson lived with his mother at another Seminole Gardens apartment on the other side of the lOO-unft complex from Allen, neighbors said. I Now , Iava -5 - .;4 i0 I was only a flesh wound,' Gibson said, "I couldn't see any blood." Sanford police said this morning Allen had het'n shot twice. on the chest and thoulder. WAS 14699 Now ___ "'-..•',,- trans ii,., a lkis, radio. healer. W C mirrors Sharp and clean mounted Light blue, stripes Power , steering TI00* 75 GRANADA low, grai' finish, V S. automatic, sl.erin. Siw milesgi Looks and runs like 111w. FULL PRICE 2395 I (round Ile Cloc k Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial t)rarAbbv 'I 4A horoscope Hospital I-fl Obituaries &B OURSELVES 6.8 Sports Television 4-A i-fl 1-11 Weather Morse also says the system 3-A under which a permit is valid 2-A only in the county where it is 1.8 issued imposes an unfair 54-A burden ona p plicants. "I'd have 4-fl to go to 67 courthouses in 67 3-A counties, post 67 tionth of 11(X) who took those Functional Literacy I . $4 . . THE F:111tA('E LI1.IiI $4 1 4 1 YI $4, $ 1 4$i $ Tests think of the test, of their teachers, 40 the help their parents gave them? Five $4 0 $4 I;( I representative students offer Insights 4—,' 01 beginning Sunday in The Herald ... along with stories on other educational programs In Seminole County which win little attention or note. n,raio tM .;NI) THE sEI'U{,Tu)N P'1010S or iOinmy Vin(ISStl , �?A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I Friday, Dec. is, 1977 -: - Evening NATION IN To State Mobile Home 0 Carter To Begin: 'We're FLORIDA Proud To Have You Here ' BRIEF Life Without Parole By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter For Chowchilla Kidnappers WASHINGTON (UPI) - OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) The three wealthy young men who admitted kidnapping 26 schoolchildren and their bus driver must spend the rest of their lives in prison without hope of parole on their conviction of kidnapng with bodily injury. Alameda County Superior Court Leo Deegan, in a surprisingly quick decision Thursday, said a review of the testimony in the 16-day trial convinced him that the defendants forced the victims to experience an ordeal by terror." Frederick Woods, 26; Richard Schoenfeld, 26, and his brother. James, 23 all from wealth' San Francisco Peninsula families pleaded guilty to simple kidnap char ges and innocent to cnarges 01 kidnapping with bodily injury .4 President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister Menaheni Begin met for two hours today to discuss Israel's secret Mideast peace proposals for ending 30 years of war and tension between Arab and Jew. Begin was believed carrying plans to at least partially 'iive up Israeli (IrnIrol of cap:rci Arab lands Neither icader w ould conunent on the plan, but the White House promised a statement - I - - - "We disc u.sscd the most iac...tant 'rtihI.',tis concerning the peace. making process in the Middle East." Begin said. lie met privately with Carter at 8 am. EST for an hour, then the leaders were joined by Secretary of State ('yrus Vance and aides until 10 am. Carter is expected to relay the Israeli proposal to Egyptian President Anwar Sadat on the telephone. Manson Murder Victim Found LOS ANGELES UP! - The missing body of a ranch hand stabbed to death and beheaded by the Charles Manson "family" eight years ago has been found, the sheriff's office reported Thursday. Deputies dug up the bones of Donald Shea after the location of his grave, long a secret within the Manson clan, was revealed by an informant, a sheriff's spokesman said. I T~ SIGN OS SR 136: Ft'Tt'!tE FOflECST? There were also in. ifiU110113 today that Begin will meet again soon with Sadat as the two major Mideast antagonists move closer to a settlement of their differences. The Israeli leader, arriving amid face-to-face Cairo meetings between Israeli and Egyptian negotiators, refused to confirm or deny the reports that his country was ready to make major concessions .j the Arab world. "We are going to have a very serious discussion," he told reporters before the meeting. "We're proud to have you here. You bring a lot of good pub!tv." Carter told t3egm as the talks got under way. Both Begin and Sadat today indicated they would meet again soon in the wake of Sadat's recent historic trip to Israel. I am waiting for a move from the Israeli side," Sadat told reporters in Cairo. "1 hope I shall be seeing Prime Minister Begin soon." Sadat said he was chance for another meeting in the near fut ur e." "Carter greet ed Begin in the Oval Office in a warn and cordial atmosphert' and dur ing a picture taking the president lavishly praised the Israeli leader. Th ere were repo rts that Begin would ur ge Ca rt er to Mop in Jerusalem during his overseas journe) st art ing Dec. . Egyptian and Israeli negotiators, rneanwhile,P) are Cairo for meetings to discuss peace awaiting a personal telephone report from Carter tonight on th e Begin meeting . Carter said Th ursday he woul d not hesitate to give advice to the two leaders, but that any final peace decision would be up to them. "We are going to have a very serious discussion." Begin told re port ers as he went to the White Ho use. Asked about the possibility of a.-iother meeting with Sadat, he said, "I can 't say now, but there is a real in IN By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer Second Day Of Strike A Winter Springs woman is one of two mobile home tenants named by Gov, Reubin Askew to a newly formed Florida Mobile hionie Tenant- Landlord Cornrnison, which will have the power to roll back rent hikes it considers excessive. Mrs. Evelyn Smith, a resident of the Hacienda Village Mobile Home Park for 4': years, said she will resign her office as district president of the Federation of Mobile hiom.'nwnrs Inc. I worked on getting the bill I t'.'tablcshing the L'OIii!liLssiuri through, but never dreamed of being appointed by tile g'y.'urnor.'' Mrs. South said. 'Flit o.t : n.'aiarftI. but shs' wili receive an expenst- Closes Most North Markets - The second (las' ul a ía ruiers' strike produced pickets and kept liVvstok markets closed again Thursday. Strike c(s)rdinator Uol)bv Hawkins said that tO 90 Ix'rcc'flt of north Florida farmers a ' Iut Ic ipa ted in I he strike. Farmers as far uiitli as Viiuchla aiitl Wildwood joined the strikers. he sil l(] OlAe r lv I arrnvrs picketed state agriculture !a t iun on hit erstates 10 and 75, a nd U.S. PLO Parries II ighv a vs 129, k), 41 and 441 in north Florida 'him '"hi v 'Flier(' were no incidents. Virtually all privatejv.owric'j livestock in north r;: u!;.'d. I !t' t ruck.; hearing G.rgia license piat sure turning around and going hack empty, Carhr Jab - - allowance. Askew announced the appointnients of Walter Larson of BEIRUT, Lebanon rUPlr A Palestine Liberation A Organization spo kesman today rejected criticism of PLO Il;iv kins Sai(1 intra ns igen ce by President Carter. At the same time a leading radical Palestinian group said it was ready to formally end its quarrel with the PLO be ca use of the organization's new, harder line. "We are struggling for a just and durable peace, " .\l I A .\l I I ('14 I ('harks I Chuckie" coun tered PLO s po ke sm an Majed Abu Sharar. "But we hru'n posted bond Thursday on a Detroit reject any talks based on Unit ed Nations Resolution 242 grand jury indictment and agreed to report to beca us e it completely ignores the rights of the Palestinian I' S Strike Force headquarters people." in Detroit s ithin 411 hours. ........................................... Carter said the MA) had been completely negative and tj uncooperative in Middle East peace effort s. J YRt'ien, the foster son of missing former _____________ l','aiiict i'rc host: I' , i - if ,J(,. i iui i ti. St. Petersburg and William Shaddix II of Daytona Reach, both trailer park owners; Mrs. Smith and Henry Van Eagen of Bradenton, mo bi le home park tenants; and Robert Futch of St. Petersburg, Steven Anderson of Tampa and Alan Freeman of Miami, O' Brien Free On Bond Vows, Kisses, Separation Mix Plan Shelved • DAYTON, Ohio (UPI) - A federal judge has paved the way for the dismantling of a sweeping school desegregation plan in Dayton, dismissing a long-standing NAACP suit that charged the city's schools were racially imbalanced. The ruling late Thursday by U.S. District Court Judge Carl Rubin stemmed from a U.S. Supreme Court decision last summer that substantially narrowed the scope of judicial power to remedy racial segregation in schools. Smaller Stamp Sought WASHINGTON i UPI) As small as a postage stamp may take on new meaning under a Postal Service plan. To save money, the Postal Service said Thursday it plans to experiment with a postage stamp one-third smaller than the current 13-cent stamp. - :' ''' c getting the bill through, but never dreamed Gf bei:. ,. E'EIYN SMITH '.' ,..., ;";i;,JY A" i'r 1~ ,. ".. _.. -. ii $ I I.. ' • ,' . , . IL .'_____ , 4.0 . - .. . ' . . '• ,- -; '' .5. ". .,' .' .,e-... .c -, .. I.t."... - . . . 1.' 1*4 .,,, . -. - '',...'. ., . •" , ' . ,'' ;;i. ., "v ?4.' ..' -.•_? I .,, • BOYS' AND GIRLS' 20"HI-RISE Ar .,, % :-, ' , , , . s / I . - - " 11 -I., •ky , S n;'e b ar b yS : ." ' aV - .' - \w, IF.. I-, . -.. - 'C. I .z 7, .- :.. . I.. . It \ :. - a ' _ . -' -. ', i '' - ' 'a.'. on . ,, A I .'. .: ' •,:p., "' :. ; 11 I 41 " '' . Oi'uly •'z.'4' •%',d' ' ..; ' er". .., ..-•1. Graham Blasts Senate .". ..._., rY. ,•".y I . .a_ (' xit '.'n'e'l ' I" .-,'',,.,.,; '5,.L.'y,. ," ;: '- AREA DEATHS ,.IC.,,7. - One of 55'S ('fl appointed . p - ,... F-s the governor.' ' ' Ninth Dead Body Found 0 ; ' , -' , 51w 7~U ',_"c, r. appointed by '7' \ ' WORLD 'I worked on 1. . ,, (Continued From Page 1A) Spolski, spokesman for the carnation biuquet said the said wouldn't" sherifrs department Spolski bouquet was a gift from her you Harrell was asked. Explain ing even sign ed the wedding cer- parents. '4 tificate as one of the official he is a cynical person, Harrell The senior Mrs. Riggio 0 3 11111111111 witnesses. The other was Mrs. greeted her new daughter-rn• 'I.\MI'.\ would say only that he had ['J'f' The identity of the r changed his mind and noted Hutchins law with an embrace and a kiss. ninth young woman to be killed and dumped in that this marriage with the two Parents of the couple waited During the ceremony the rural areas near Tampa Hay remains forceably separated for three in the hallway for Riggio tc be bride arid groom exchanged %/ tInkm)s ii and the name of a young man found years will ha ve extreme dif- esco rted to Ibarrell's uffke. As r ings Riggio repeated his vows in the trunk of a car is being withheld, police ficult> s urviving. Riggio was escortnd down t he firmly and confidently. The said late Thursday. Th e chief deputy has per- hail by a deputy, his mother br ide got confused'at one point .. .'t X)5ver Coliipany lineman found the formed two or three weddings t ur ned her ba ck for an i nsta nt and giggled, regaining her body of at the jail in the past, h said, to rain her composure. the soIiian, believed to be in her 20s, composure when her husband lying adding, 'We don't recommend He was attir ed in a tan sun touched her hand Iau' (IO5fl Ttiursdav in an orange grove near it. The separation is t oo hard on Exactly 12 minutes after with chocolate br own sh i rt . St'fInt'r She was Fully cloth1, although her I' both the parties." Miss Whutmmure, as she had said Riggio entered hiarreli's office, blue corduroy pants were pulled partially But, Harrell stayed to witness she wo ul d, was wearing a blue Morgan said, " That's it, kids," diiss ii the ceremony as did John pantsuit and carrying a blue and Riggmo walked back down the hall to the ceblbioc'k, The jailer turned his head for a niinute while the couple again touched hands and kissed through the bars. TALLAHASSEE I UP! -- Sell. Robert Frances will make her home (r.iliani says the Senate's refusal this week to MRS. INEZ BACON Lucerne General Hospital. with her par en E ts until her ..: c'\pel six nie'nibers accused of misconduct is Born in Penia . Ga., she lived in h usba nd is free, Mrs. Whitmire Mrs. Inez Dix on Bacon, 66, of Sanford m ost of her life. She said proof the Legislature is not capable of im 1210 W. 10th St., Sanford, di ed was a member of Centr al partially judging Its members. 'III be at the jail to visit him Monday. Born in Sanford, she B.mq*Lst Church. 11111111 •'ser weekend until hci free,' (raliaiii urged the ('onstitution Revision was a bile-long resident. She Survivors include a son. Billy the bride pledged. L)ON"iA ( 'uuniimision Thursday to approve an amendS taught for 381 ' years in H. Martin, Deftarv; sister, M rs. F'cfl'5 mont requirun" an outside panel to try Seminole County School Ethel]e Summer, Jacksonville legislators accused of misconduct. System, 36 of which were at Beach; brother. JaniesE. Reid, Hopper Elementary School, Palatka; four grandchildren Sanford. Later she was tran- and seven great'grandctuldren. __ sferred to Spring Lake GramkowFuneralflomeisin """' ,-. C, I.. hlackworth (left) and ii), Ellis, engineers with the State D epart ment of Elementary, where she taught charge of arrangements. Transportation at fatality site. unt il her r et irement in 1971. She 4) , _____ V was a mem be r of St. Paul , I .\ I .L.\ I IASSE!•; t'll (u11 Puss t'r Funer'Fnc. ', Missionary Baptist Church. ___________ 1 urp has akt'd for a $1.1 5 million rate hike Survivors include: one • BACON, MRS NEZ DIXON T 1$ 'iS uig it is in serious financial nc'ial trouble t'VCII daughter, Mrs. Lisa Harris and to , 5',s thigh it gut a $11) million increase two months C) icr Bacon, 64 OS 1210 ',P, 10th a sister, Mrs. Margaret Oli ver, .4 . '. 5' SarPoro. *I'D 'e Mora,, (Continued From Page lAi ago cuffed about 8:45 p.m. that Sanford; a brother, Frank traffic for vehich.,::.,at: ~ A. behtld a , ip rr Saturda y al Friday when a san, driven , ( ;tllf Po%%er filed with tile Dixon. Washington, D.C.; one .I with the DOT's Deland l'ublic Service . .11. , S, Paul sact'st cpivrcri 1h left turns due to the tr,t!f 1 by Albert Dallabrida of hit. district office. Specifically, Colillillssion Thursday, asking that the entire volume, Ellis said 1, 4 -^, _.* 4,V _~ I 0 - I -. .: I 0,5.In E(h?lbCvg,r Poor,-, 7 2. Miller Road off S. San. nieces and nephews. the Herald asked District lie added that the ,,,,,. diliotlill go into effect imnie(liateiv on an in. fl a'oe ford Avenue, was trave ling Wiison.Elchelberger Engineer C. A. Benedict Mortth U on of the pavtrr im .t ti rirn basis T he PS(' may consider the case at B ERTLESON. MRS north on U.S. 17-92 and f uary is in charge of the median divider could markings was vi' '.'i a m!u's'ting next Monday ELI ABETH Z attempted a left turn arrangements. be extended to prevent while the crew looked f" S" ,CM for P.',., EI:cit.a'th L beading for Burger King future accidents similar to Bertleso,,, $41. of 737 Pd Hper evidence of any tlie*:a acrcss the southbound MRS. ELIZABETH HER- i"*o d'r Thur the fatal accident. crossing over the mn ediao saab il t LuCerne General lanes. 'I'LE&)N Benedict said the Herald studied driveway geonuetr 04 0sp4' *11 be 'eld at 3 'm Sanford police said the t( inquiry was sufficient for 5 ?h' ?4vf1di' n D1'I?Or.i and design, looking when' P,'emo , al GMdcflS *Sh It,., Daltabrida van darted to Mrs. Elizabeth L. Bertleson, DOT to send its team to the motorists were havinc lIlt W Coff,i,,n OIf'(4tn of 737 N. flyer Ave., make the left turn across accident site to survey th e difficulty moving in and out r neraI Horre ri yellow warning stripes Orlando, died Thursday at m edian. of driveways. Traffic painted on the roadway for The fatal accident ot patterns within parkinE several feet south of the 0F:ul;1nF:,( 15. l9 l)lS('IIARGES lots also were studied. Ell i sP concrete median divider, tl)%lIS,SbuNS Sanford said. The Dallabrlda van, ac',ujc,rdf ('Inirbes I.. Echols Jr He said it was noted that cording to city police, had Liii ii F;i Ruth J. Fisher there fairly good conto then travel briefly northPatric u M Fotii'ic' Julia A. Girtler pRance among motorists ii bound in the southbour4 Shiwri I)t'nise Ilolden Booker T. Gramlin the yellow lines, designed lanes In an attempt to get to .1 I ,like James Hahn to give effective m edia n the restaurant entrance, Mars lAW Neal Pamela Hasson width to allow vehicles ti when it was struck by the ,Smiiithers Esther A. Johnson safety store prior to truck. 'Ih.)Imia John Duff, Deltona Ruby N. Jones making turns. Dallabrida's wife and Dt'ltona Fannie H. Smith Ellis said his recoin three of his children died of WASHINGTON (UP!) - The lative program was left han- extending previous deadlines fteodore P Puckett, I)cllona Dale W Wagner mendatlons may Include • house GOP leader John inj ur ies suffered in the opening session of the 95th ging. Martha (' Maltbv, I.akt' for cleaning u the nation's Ithodes said, "On a scale of 1 to I)oblut' M. Hayek, lkllary suggestions of possible mishap. Congress adjourned amid Mar, Just before adjournment, a changes In dr ive ways into waterways -- a companion lO!wouldratePresldentC'ter Frank W. Jones, Ddllary partisan assessment of success big Social Security reform bill Dallabrida himself has Lows (.'arter, Longwoocj Ly d ia L. Golden, Melbourne the developed areas. measure to ene now in law at 3 and the Congress at 4. Next been char ged wi th making irid the promise of renewed won final passage over GOP 11 I. Golden. Melbourne Mottle gi ving the auto in dust ry more year being an election year, I.. Alexander, the an Im proper left turn in onfllct on unresolved issues opposition, Sharon I)ickerson, Sanford Maryville, Tenn. time to meet controls over auto Congress will be even less arly in 1973. front of a vehicle and faces Congressional leaders vowed exhaust pollution, BIRThS Barbara A Platt & ba by girl, productive." Democrats called the 1977 quick action on the energy a maximum fine of W. Sanford Sa nf ord esslon " productive." House package after lawmakers "In no way can you call this DOT engineer, Ellis It took the ho us .Sti & Sharon Dickerson, a Gayle M. Sheafer & bob> girl, e a little more an active or particularly said today the DOT crew tepublican leader John Rhodes return Jan. 19. than 6.5 hours to finish b.iti> is,) Sanford aid it rated No. 4 on a scale of productive Congress," said Thursday measured all "This Congress tackled the SOUTIIEIA;bN, Ill tUPIc business, quitting for 1977 at Senate Republican leader 0. Walt Di.cney would has's' ttv?E driveways and median toughest piece of legislation 4:39 p.m. EST. The Senate openings along the strip of this one. It was the first time in eight before any Congress in a spent seven hours in session, Howard Baker. highway from Airport ears Democrats ran both centur)'," said Speaker l'ho mas formally ending the first Jack Miblikan blacked out I Social Security legislation, Boulevard to 25th Sti'ee' c Ongreu and the Whi t e House, O'Neill. "Other congresses sessionat6;05 p.m. EST. after an auto accident on desperately soughtby Carter to checked out all the ac decked 14 the toucIist of President failed and Interstate 80 near Lincoln, other adS a.m. readings: (em- today becoming allay fears that the trust fund southerly 10 mrter's maiden national legis- ministrations did not have the reports the from Neb., six months ago, and his perature, 17; overnight lows, to 15 mph Saturda Carter will give his State of was about to run out of money, V. Rain Sanford Police Department guts to tackle the energy Irish setter Jesse disappeared approved on a 56-21 vote In $4; >eslcrda's y hIgh, 71; probability 70 the Union message to a ,j percent today, 20 for the area; watched the crisis.,.. We're right around the session of Congress when it the Senate and But the loyal pet finally fount ba rometri c pressure, 30.02 S.; percent tonight and 30 percent a closer 336-163 corner from completion of the diverse movement of its way home, after roaming for returns the relatlse humidity 98 per cent; Saturday. in House. January. vote in traffic; shot films whole package." 650 miles. the lawmakers then resume work The major victim of adjourn. winds NW at 3 mph. , area, picking up where 'The pre dent Is going to win "I knew she'd collie bacb4 TIDES on the energy program, dart ment was the energy pr Forecast: Mostly cloudy A Christmas open house ogram. driveways are locisted and out." Sen. Henry Jackson, consideration of a tax cut and Daytona Beach: high 12:03 Milhikan said, "I kept tellin g . todin with occasional rain Conferees may continue to scheduled at the Alta. how vehicles move in and everybody but nobody believed 1)-Wash,, chairman of the tackle in earnest welfare meet next week on the natural likely. Saturday partly cloudy am,, 12:27 p.m., low 1:34 am., monte-Cuselberry Chwii' oil of the driveways. Senate Energy Committee, reform, the me All the tune I kept sa>ing. major . issues to be gas with a chance of showers. 6:44 p.m. h*r of Commerce from The crew also studied Port Canaveral: high 12:06 'Jesse's going to comn Congress, in a flurry of lastconsidered in the election-year conceded little hope remained ('ontinurd mild with highs in back If 5:30-7:30 today, minute action, sent Carter a bill crossover activities of session. nobody catches he r,she'llco,i,t, the mid to upper to complete It this year. lOs and lows p.m., low' 5:50 a.m,, 6:27 p.m. vehicles and the backup of back." BayPort: high 4:46 a.m., 6 may mission. She said if 51 percent of the residents of a mobile home pa rk join in the request they can petition for a hear in g before the commission. Hearin gs will be held at the park involved where ever possible, she added. Mrs. Smith said mobile home park tenants in Seminole County have not had the problem of excessive rent hikes txperienced srnm' places in the state. She said in some cases rents have been (ioubled. They have quite an investment and can't just hitch up their mobile home to their car and drive off, but are captive as it would take from $1 ,M() to $3,000 to move. Many are retirees who have invest ed all their savings in the tnobi!e borne When you start (,,,',,it $5 .i rI()nth rental for the lot an( I it io''s to $155 ut n't funri), but it has happened." Mrs. Smith has lived in the Orlando-Winter Park area for 33 years. After her husband (bed six years ago she sold her home in Tanglewiod and purchased a doub) e, wide mo bi le horn" She said she is very happy with noble home living. "Many if the parks are good , we have a "i 'ne here,'' Mrs. Smith said .r %ednesdav for lying about his income on a lu application to the National Bank of Southfit'ItI I icti I. - 19 77-3A Commission representing the general public. The commission was created by the 1977 Legislature after trailer park residents coinplaired of unscrupulous tactics by pa rk operators. The agency is given jurisdiction over parks with 100 or more spaces. A.skew allowed the bill to become law' without his signature last May. saying, ''While I believe government should be careful in enter in g into any type of price regulation, there are times w hen it be necessary. The problem of rental arid ecvice enargus to mobile home residents is 'r bus, and attention by government is justified." TT,;-u governor added under normal circumstances ht fivtr'i1 lolling bc 'i rrm tnt h.,n (lie t'ssont,allv local problems, but there is a tr en d in which large corporations are moving into the state and acquir in g mobile home parks in different counties. The bill became law July 1. Mrs. Smith said she had Just talked to an official in Tallahasse e and he said there are 35 petitions for hear in g already submitted for consideration by the corn- r Was ifl(I iCICU a Friday, Dec. IC, Askew Appoints Winter Springs Woman = BRIEF I';l.LlsvIIjI.: CUPI Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Boysor Girls'... Your Choice - . $= - 95 'I' % - , ,,. 22l: ., G,,1 1 It ,'4.IC2 . 1' ._ BOYS' DELUXE MX BIKE $7995 Gulf Power Asks Hike I N BRI E F Cairo Citizens Cheer Israeli Delegates r,re CAIRO. Egypt (UP!) Israeli delegates to the Cairo peace conference strolled through a city bazaar Thursday night and were greeted with cries of "Shalom!" and kissed by Cairenes whose eyes brimmed with tears. And so too did the eyes of the delegation leader, Ellahu BenElissar, mist over as he acknowledged the cheers and shouts from the streets, the balconies and the windows, with a slight wave of an upraised right arm. - Kidnappers Extend Deadline NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) The kidnappers of the son of Cyprus President Spyros Kyprianou have extended the deadline for his execution by 48 hours, a high government official said today. The official said a message received Thursday night from the kidnappers of Achilleas Kyprianou said the original deadline, 10 p.m. Thursday (3 p.m. EST), had been extended to 10 p.m. Saturday. - 32 Die In Blaze MANILA, Philippines (UP!) At least 32 patients at a mental hospital died in an early morning blaze today, officials said. Some of the patients attacked firemen with boards and refused to evacuate the building. Spokesmen for the Philippine National Mental Hospital in suburban Manila said six other patients were severely burned and one wing of the facility, which houses 1,228 patients, was destroyed. - ' , re: sa'f,•ce - a DO S Friday. December 16, 1977-Vol. 70. No. lOt PvbI.JlH Dolly and h,M.. .ac.pf Satvrday and Cvistmas Day by The Sanfor d Herald, liic • 3$S N. Fr omb Ave.. Saiifwd, Fla. 32111. S,cd Class P•sti,e Paid at Sanford. Florida fin. Home Delivery, $5 cenis, Month, $3 40, a Months. $14 30. Year, $s 40 B, Mil m','r., $7 M. a Months. ha 30, 13 13740 THE GAZEBO ' . - , SIL000 for 95th Congress Goes Home As Conf lict Looms Ahead • fS ;1'•I ',C01 'f' 1. ~~ CHRISTMAS SWEENEY'S DISCOUNT SALE All Briefcases UPRIGHT WITH ATTACHMENTS REG. PRICE 1 f' is 18.65 to 51 .65 '' s a .' ç :. ' 95 $6 '. . ,C . .. -L "1";" j 0 1. - . •• ::. ,•,,,, ;;''" a ' : .. ,..i'..-.'.:., -,.-..,- . a.,. .-•I.' - .'-- ,p.'.4•'," -:'..j.si- (% $ 1288 % 4 4~_ '.-'.-.' - 'J'. .; i;4;' ____ I ', BEACH "dq- al -i". - - ", : HOME COFFEE - '2p 4-. - ,• " A • - ' .11 •a 'C 11. rjT : ,'4."s. BREWER - 1i ' 95 MR COFFEE .. ,, .,., , I. .. t.atr , $ T'' '" - --? , .' - W.4 if j r: .,4a4 4 • • • ':; - HAMILTON 1. . S1995 . _.... Pencil Sharpeners k 4 -4 ~~ 4 Models. Regularly 12.95 to 29.95 - I I ;--= FORONELOWPR( ..:-:',,j:' .. PANOSON IC .. . li ' WITH T'c EXCLUSIVE IPOSITION DtAt.•ANAP . I:,,' .........I a I 5- ."p', HEATER CLEAN EVERY CARPET CLOSELY I:'% . ' Dog Finds I 2fl OFF I . LE ELECTRIC _____ EUREKA '• -" "''° No Pa yments tiIlMarchl9l8 and tlwiated b San ord architect ('arl Gutmann. . ,....'-','.-.,. ,* t. ' a completion tit' thi' gazebo sshichi ssill be :"j'r •.::,',•'.-.. "' used for park concerts. Gaicho plans %%ere designed HOSPITAL NOTES CHRISTMAS .1 harbectie irom noon tit 3 in (lie park to Itelp raisli. DAYS TO 26"10-SPEED BICYCLE urkinen begin putting together the fra mi'ssork For planned ga,eho ill Sanfi,ril's iit'ss Centennial Park at Park and Oak as s-nm's and liii .Ili(] S streets. The Greater SauIflIr(l ('liamhs'r of Commerce Civic and Community Affairs t'onnnhittee plans a Siinda GOES - ~, ,: :Y.. r, !....' "POWER TEAM" i' CLEANER k.~ 2- W OFF - -.. t ,'t_:: 47 ElIJI1 IOEW A I.FS YOUR CHOICE Way Home .,''' ::' ,'''. •:, :' ':.' HAMILTON BEACH STEAM AND DRY IRON ' - $1088 i. . -. 'v"'S'' 'a I . .,a , - ' It -. P "' b, -. "!' - I WEATHER ' Evening uenild UP • Open House ' SWEENEY6I OFFICE SUPPLY ri . SAVE S20 I --. - 4,s,L '.,. " S' __________________________________________________________ 1111111111111111111111 FOLLOW THE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR is tonight in the 60s. Winds sariable moctls In mph or h'o p.m., low 11:36 a.m., 119 ~ * A A ~ I ekWJ#W 11-At si - :i. -1 1. I I - r I .6 1 1I I 1111111111111111111111111 111111111111111111111111111111111 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE GOOD;! YEAR --,--,",-,.':'*"":--, T T' AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI _____________________________________________________________________ 1111111 555 W. FIRST ST. CHRIS CANDLER, MANAGER SANFORD PH 3222321 S, • ' " - .% . ,: - ':. ' _4_ ' - , '_ '. '- . "" I' I. �Evening lkvidd - AnotherJohn. our household. Saturday is a time for luxury like catching a few extra ZZZ after hitting the deck 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 In Area Code 306-3322611 or 8314M I Friday, December io. 1977-44 Around 9 - Home Deli very: Week, S5 cents; Month, p.40; S Months, $14.26; Year, $.40. By Mail: Month, $2.7U; 6 Months, $16.31; 12 Mon ths, $.40. I~J~ _) _ W IN Defense: That S NATO Priori lie was referring to my Around The c appearing in the herald on Dec. 9 regarding a cunctncd John who was disturbed over "Christ" being remo ved from ('hrjmas among other roItu The Clock issues. llis name is Wet lie in complete agreement with John. Wes a Navy man Probably tell sonic tall "'j stories" equal to the saltiest. In fact, he told nit one' or tio. And like John, Wes, too, upholds Anita Bryant in all tier movements. He quoted from the Christian _______________________ is BytX)RDlThl(il From Brussels that European pean members of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization are leaning toward an affirmative decision on deployment of the so-called neutron P, bnmb. The problem, however, is to get past political and diplomatic hurdles that may arise if they propose to arm tactical missiles with a warhead being denounced as "inhumane." Decisions dictated by military uuaitieratwii are not always in harmony with the prevailing political mood within NATO countries or with th e drift in relations among the 15 members of the alliance. That problem has plagued NATO througbout its history, and t was evident at the semi-annual meeting of defense ministers in Brussels. President Carter has sensed resistance to Proceeding with manufacture of the "enhanced radiation weapon" dubbed the neutron bomb, which would be more deadly to an advancing enemy force but less destructive to the surrounding countryside than tactical nuclear weapons already deployed by NATO. 11 He has left th e decision on deployment to the Europeans. The only foreseeable use for the weapon would be to stall an invasion of Western EwopebytheSovietUnionandjt.swarsawpt forces, Gen H. F. Zeiner-Gunderson, the Norweigian who currently beads the NATO military cornmittee,saidthecasefortheneunbomb is hardly comes Early morning telephone callers usually begin I dith't get you out of bed, but..." With but afew sips of straight coffer (not actually enough to wipe out the cobwebs from the night) under the be b lt of a lounging gown, the phone rang. The caller made sure he had the right party, and identified himself with, 'fl John." "John who" I asked. I don 't know," he said. with. "1 hope WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director '. w ith the sun on weekdays. word : : 11 reigning king, but behind every king there stood a queen who ruUd turn. However, the king must never know he Is being maneuvered. Wes laughed. another tangent. Wes appeared lit' got off excited over the Ddftary Christmas parade. He talked about Patsy Hutchison heading up the equine unit. He praised Patsy for her interest and efforts. tlile. He spoke of God often. MtIC Nxile may consider Wes a little and tough and hard to bluff, but he is gentle. I can tell. Wes said he was from the lulls of Tennessee, and that he was brought up with an iron-hand and love and discipline by his mother who "was as fine a Christian woman as you'd meet anywhere." And then Wes sounded oil on womanhood. lie wonders why a Oman would ever want to try to be equal to a man. Wes scoffs at the new morality d "loose" wonwn pounding the pavement selling their bodies and their souls. Wes said. "I have al ways looked on women being special." lie added that onien were wives and mothers loving creatures to hi' looked up to and not on equal with men. Why do some omen feel the nerd to compete po !Pro q . b, - i :' I arguable so long as the Warsaw Pact Maintains its present superiority of ground forces vis-a-vis NATO. From the standpoint of the generals, the, the issue is closed, But It is not closed from the diplomatic standpoint, because the Russians are pressuring the United Sta tes to abandon the new weapon Oil grounds it amounts to an escalation of the arms race. By th e same token, Europen military cornmanders are fearful that diplomacy will rob their defenses of a cruise missile with range enough to be effective as a deterrent against attack from the East. U. S. Defense Secretary Harold Brown has that a cruise missile range limitation will be feature of the strategic arms limitation agreement now being negotiated by the United States and the Soviet Union. The strength of NATO defenses also is in danger of falling victim to rivalries and political pressures within the alliance. Presiden t Carter is having trouble getting European members to increase their defense budgets by three percent per year, as he urged last spring, unless the United States ageeds to buy more military hardware from European manufacturers, 'lb do so, of course, would put Mr. Carter in the position of "exporting" American Jobs to Europe. There is no sign that the Carter administration places any less importance on NATO than any of its predecessors, but events have combined to pose difficult choices for the United States as the nation whose support is essential for the integrity of the alliance. We are carrying the ball for the West in highlevel negotiations for arms control at the same time NATO faces a growing disparity between its forces and the strength of the Warsaw Pact on the other side of the Iron Curtain. It is a time when military strategists who think in terms of tanks, troops and firepower must compete wi th those whose concern is negotiating strategy or economic strategy. What are the priorities? For NATO the answer is obvious. Its first order of business is to assure that its combined forces can repel an attack quickly under any circumstances. If those military considerations are forced to take a back seat to polities and diplomacy, it will become an alliance relying more on plans and paperwork than troops and weapons and that IS hardly a formula for security, confirmed BERRY'S WORLD Need May Cause If'., -, Crisis Attack . I"' 1 4. L . 8 DON GRuFF Development a comprehensive national energy policy may be getting nowhere fast, but at least one energy-saving effort Is proving a romadng success. Americans by the millions - eight to nine mi __hdth llions since the oil embargo of 1973 - have urgings to insulate their homes to '1 ?':.. .' 1 .\ . . - I' I n public response has been, in fact, possibly too good for the public's own good. Demandhastncre ply edup a thousandfold over pee-crisis levels in some areas - that shortages of materials and ifidifiCil have devrlocecL d1Ua The problem in the way they are being met. Numbers of " . a %k , M. I ARA15 / ' . / . It, Pkt . , 4 ' me ' 'S ,,, p• - - ___ j 1) ..'. "More manuscripts from recently dismissed CIA agents" ; .. , i 'i&j' !'' ..'.,., '4,,,, - ''.''.' -S... .".T-' fr , sr,,' i- ,'''." ; .' i.... Frosh ' ' '-" '1'., -' $7995 XL -'47.' ",.'I:' 4:' HOMELITE Chain Saws 'S3 ? % r 1:" r " 2 '. . '. 'j ,j .' -;" r\"'' "... D U Bo is Lawn Center ey ALL -_ '' '.':.': .'. 10% i .q , Ic ', -- C Win & The D - -- ' 54-28 At Sanford Plaza Penney's only! ' -4 . , %, 2%ia 91107. nn ,,,,, 4-2 Robert Guy led the Panthers' scoring parade with 21 points 01 ('rooms slate's its final gamut' before the holidays with a Monda', night home encounter against Oviedo fnnsishoillr% ,IV - '4. ST (LOUD ttroAr CCL. Crag 401 O*rns lOS. t3arr',iI 70 H 4 e— 70 4 OchO5t v 107 Liti*u 077 B,,ss 000 TotàIi 1)7 21 (46005'S Gavarrav 7 01. Gui ID 121 S'pp'o 306. R',,',r 2 04. Dv,.,II 0 14 APerMe I I 3 IiMrion 0 00 0-Alba 000 46oII.n 000 HOArI' 0 0 0 ure 0 0 0. Stu'g.i 0 C C ,% ,''r's 000 46os I 02 'OtI', C' C "'i'i ç' .. . . .t -. M ., ' -, . ' s-C, . ,',0,, -11 "Q g it .i ; I Cloul Croom', I 879 I --2I Reg. 1099. S; .1 $ II 4-5.1 23II B arr, . 0' ' WETIlEUSh If II) ('('no 'I'Pl A state police garli bling investigator sass the ('on nei.licut gaming coutnuission and the 1"HI apparently iioret1 two tape recordings were told about the alleged fixes and "have been winning an average of $10,000 per week in Hartford alone." the') fl'('t'i scsi last )'C1I1 front (Inon) IIiOUS persons who tht-111 until Jan. II to decide what But the gaming commission's do. Gaming Commission Cli a I r w 0 ma n B ea trice racing director, Louis Fiocchi, Kowalski said she and tither said he recalls that Denerstein commissioners had never been played the tapes for him in November 1976. Fiocchi, who told about the recordings oversees jai alai in Connecticut, Hurley said a month ago he said it was Denersicin's responwas tipped the Hartford jai 4111(1 -- JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN Did Jackie Get Bum Rap On Book '? , claimed jai alai plal.e'rs were paid to throw games A former gaming commission employee and Jai alai officials they thought the tapes were part of an extortion plot, S) '.,,, ks . 1.1 Richard Hurley, a state police detective who is assigned to the state gaining e'onunis' sion, shocked commission members Thursday when he annnounct'd the existence of the tapes, discovered in a file cabinet Dec 8 at the ('OtitilliS' sion 's headquarters in Withersfield Burley then pla) cii the tales to a special gaming sub' committee that is looking into professional gambling at ('onn.'cticut's Jai alai frontons in Bridgeport. Milford and hartford. In one tape, a male voice said "three players who are under contract with the World Jai Alai i owner of the Hartford frontoni are being paid large sums of money to throw away points" in games where they have a specific post positions, me The voice went on to say certain professional gamblers 9 The commission 55145 so Shocked by the tapes it recessed her this year and moved it (kala, Fla., said from his home Thursday that he remembered listening to the tapes at the Hartford Jan alai facility, but lid not remember receiving sibility to investigate the tapes f)enersiein said he advised ('oIt'y at the time to wait for mother tape and set up a meeting with the anonymous The state police detective persons, who had threatened to said that tip ultimately led the tell the gaining (onimission and corilmnission's security chief, the press about the alleged detective Willard Marston, to fixes the file' cabinet at the coninuis Another tape never came, he' headquarters where he said found the tapes marked On another front, gambler 'Extortion, Hartford Jai Alai David J, Herman of North hiurle> said he learned later Miami, FIn., testified he paid a Hartford jai alai officials ticket seller and a cashier at received the first tape Oct. 22 Hartford Jai alai for helping 1976, and the second one Oct. 21, him bet and prepare his income tax return. 1976. herman's testimony is the World Jai Alai president first time a professional gam' Richard Donovan, contacted in bIer has told the commission said Thursday night he that Jai alai employees were on turned the tapes over to the his payroll, gaining commission's security Although several employees chief at the time, Morton have told the commission they I)enerstein, because' he received up to $0 a week for believed they were' "sonic sort assisting gamblers, the em of extortion," lie also said he ployees and gamblers said they sent copies to the F'Hl. i'i.uesidered the money tips and Dt'nerstt'in, who retired ear. not wages. LD ,No. ,: )4-42j_. , . Sale I'v. - .. T99 . , Jai-Alai Tapes Ignored, Connecticut Eyes Claims may . . . - ,,'" bas'.'tt.i The '14. .'*s,Zf4 ........ Sale '1 , - t4P4'' 6i.5' - p" lu . - r Hosts Mat To u '. , - have __________ . ' .' It appears that Jacqueline Kennedy (Massis Mrs. (Ma.wis "categorically" denies ap- Doubleday, a rival firm, which has publis1J mouthpiece Francisco got a bonn rap from the pr over her asking Oncna to Abrupt proving the book or that Guinzburg evcn asked some works by Les Whitten, a reporter for this patch up the quarrel withTatad, Marros, Again his son and publicized resignation from Viking for approval. She described his claim of a column. and martial law were mentioned and again Press lad October. "generous and understanding response" as MARCOS BLACKMAIL: A prominent (Mmena refused. former First tatty resigned shoirtly after iwiply isdrii. Philippine exile leader has accused dictator In WTh, the affidavit continues, anoti. C a New York Tones article Implied she was In an attempt to resolve these conflict g Ferdinand Marcos of stooping to a vicious form M.arcos Intimate, ezSupree Court Justice associated with the publication of a novel accousits, we talked to Mrs. (iassis' luncheon o( blackmail in an attempt to enlist tus support of Edanisiao Fernandez, visited Osmena in Los feati a fictional attesnit to assassinate her companions of Mar ch 2. Both any It was evident martial law Marcus hai clamped on his Angeles. To win yo broiL in-la w, Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-MuL ung (mena's fre,ji, the to them that she had never heard of the countrymen. Jur ist Suggested, the father should en In defending the book, "Shall We Tell the publishing venture usd11 they mentioned it mey dorse U.S In an affidavit, Sergio Osmena Jr. swore that all to the Marcus regime. (nena did so on President?" Viking President Thomas Guinz- added that ere was no reason for her to on ree occasions Marcus emissaries ILled his gro th th unds it would help the Philippine people. burg said he went ahead with publication dissemble with tiv. imprisoned son as a weapon to obtain his eiSwlimnarjzed the exile leader because of "the gener ous and imderztandlng Guimburg and the author's agent, Deborah dorsemnent of the martial law impo in his sworn sed In 1972. statement: "i w Mrs. (Massia at the t i-i Of ime we Owen, wile of Britain's foreign minister, dill as made to Uflhler*ano by the I,' at discu ed the bock and before the contract was dispute Mrs. tah' sIde 01 the dory. Mrs. nation's last tree election In l%9. emissaries that the only way I could release of my son Serge w for me signed ss . . "lie insisted to us he would never Owen, by phone (run London, said that Osrnnia's son and several others were seined effect as ill ()pefly endrs,e President Mar .' ma have purchased the novel without her explicit and Gulmburg agreed on e th book during a by the military in 1972 cm what are widely co rtial law. His affidavit added bitterly: --His consent. tra*AllantIc phone call cm Feb. 13, she asked 1'eg as trumped-Up charges of plotting to endom proposal his regime In exchange for That would necessarily abethes Qualls orFeb book Marcos. (nema himself would alni the safety aid-or re1e of my lOfl (was) political 13 - do dde Gdmhwg wvW mbsitty to and wait told by The publish _ er __ have been rounded u had be not come to the ff. rj0"JoQ0tka I F1---MF46§Wft GuLattivirg, in • fardw converasbon with 111, United States a few weeks earlier, From Los ___ ___ Bit to Mrs. Angel.,, be has become a rallying The story has a happy aiding. Several weeks for tesfly mute cm the cd AJ•j - Informed as (tj prior to that beciuie tr ndlon was a ooMtim to the Iron-listed Marco., ago, (Mnena's son made a daring escape from Ossnena's affidavit says the blackmail at- his Philippine prison an Iivo4b a apoksm that the find the heard firm preen.diUon of sale d reached the United tempts began In 1973 ,4 States. Until his son's escape, (M 01 the inck w cm March 2, when two lmwhon Ameht Muc, ig said, he Th are obviously two sides to the dory. former ptig11 arni. to lllllrUPd the ezenc, 01 "Re novel. But until was afraid to make public Marcus' blackmm as has often been the case In States and aMarm. crony, told him the dictator Mtenfl~s. Pilot =W tbeti, did Mrs. sai' penchant for privacy was willing "to let bygones Lite bygones" in ties' kiss, Guinibiug, aheut iv book. (M1y preven ted her side (run ever getting to ented return for an endorsement of martial law, toldFootnote: A Philippine embassy spokerznan us he was "unaware" of any such tactics then did she learn that the novel portrayed the public. by Clarims spurned the proposal. lad of the Kennedy brothers as NI '-'1 Macme and had no ream to believe they had Footnote: In the Interest 01 disclosure, it following year, the former PhuilIppfn. ever Occurredpromised to cable Manila for a target. His commend to her, she romenbmud, sPd be noted that Mrs. OnuS]s' senator said tinder oath, that his daughter formal reapoe.He As was "we have a great dory." of this writing, we have had spokeswoman, Nancy Tucke rman, works for brought him a message from Marcus' press no word (ruin Mircos. 1 Lions, 'Hounds (3 irl Prevail Lym an .Cnstanza was asked toconunenton&natefill] 1437, which is a massive overhaul of the entire U.S. criminal code. This hill, which replaces the highly controversial Senate lid] I, has be. endorsedtwcebyAttorneyGenera]Grijfinl1 in testimony before the house and Senate. When her questioner asked I! she would ad1437, which would 'take away The ____ .-, F ' ! r. '_.- , HEALTH WORLD The C -.-,t ,'.".": •J""r ' " I t.J false claims and siandard materials. problem has become sufficiently . that the Federal Trade Commission has latin. our rights to meet like this," Codanza at first . ched a nationwide crackdown on less than / declined, saying: "No, I can't speak to the bill:' UhIdCi1 suppliers. _________________________ _________ flnshe proceeded odo just this. is moving on two fronts, alerting Deploring the fact that S. 1437 had not putting and received enough publicity, Canza said of thus on notice the price they may be law: required to pay for attempting to make a fast, gat " It is a direct threat to our civil rights i buck on tiwir ciutomers. her. Under it, you'd be arrested if you lied to a Of particular concern Is the increased use of cellulose officer. If you worked for the government e Insulation. Numbers of new producers and lied to your boss you'd be arrested for have gotten into the lucrative market recently, UPI Health E4I When it gets down to dentistry, the child might lying." Pointing out that another wcw&q to the FTc, and in he to exploIt it NEW YORK (UPI) - If dentists of America ask a question House' or two. Any question, the dentists aide was in the audience - White . Dr. Beth flaui. follow the advice of Dr. Anthi Tsazntsourls,, their were told, aboig deig,J procedures should be Abramowitz, processing. it r eports who works with President Carter's offl 7 never be the same - or even, for answered with honesty and with worth the child chief domestic assistant, Stuart Etzaistat of fires involving inadequately treated In- that matter s Irtact. can Wld5tJ.fld. Costanza told her questioner that Dr suiation.' Tsamtsowls wants dentists to take pains to "Otherwise the confidence of the child will be Abramowitz would Investigate S. 1437 Suppliers are being Informed that false or and For. make a child's first visit to a dentist a happy It," Tsamtsouris noted. ward to her the appropriate information. misleading energy-saving claims WA failure to happening, "Will it hurt" child asks. di3c1e product fire and safety risks can lead to "Yes," the dentist should say, or "No." Dllring the first visit, the child should be shown So what is the appropriate Information' Well, ? action with plble penalties 01 UP 10 the upo and downs gi4 o court There were these other tips to dentists who certainly isn't anything like Midge Contanji 110,000 per violation. alleges it is. A Senate legal expert who has dental ch'i"r, Among Other Ulin" TSSIHLSOUZ'is want to Join in a movement to spare boys () the consumer front, the FTC Li U1'51J1 girls dents to their psyches when itu told fellow dentists at the Greater New y worked closely with S. 1437 is flabbergasted b% homeowners to do some Codanza's ignorance as regards this legislation shUP CUUpUIIOO Dental Meeting in New York Qty the other day. (kiltS] office the first time: before buying, in particular checking -As the tmuit proceeds, He tells me that it is "utterly ridiculous" to say But that's not all. out the R'value of any insulating material Should new t be given for every hat the tAil would make get-Iogethers like the ped After the child learns the dental chair Is a consideration. The R-valta, deterudned by a - Anesthesia should be introduced by showing one held in Houston Illegal standard led, is the measure of a material's Is supposed 10 the child how the needle pricks by lightly be shown how equipment works and "be ability to lower l, resistin There is section in the bill that would make squeezing the back of the hand, me same "tell to touch and push the buttons. of heat Uwough an exterior surface. - it Illegal to riot or to conspire to do somethmn g3.m If the child drills through the dental chair or show-do" technique should precede every new unlawful, this individual says, but it i.. Homeowners should measure their procedure. needs in terms of the K-value. M glass fiber Sprays dentists, mom and self while getting "irresponsib!e talk" to say what Costanza said - The use on is presently ft-rated, according to the of general anesthesia should be the As for Codansa's implication that a secrctar feelings mouthwash ap- List resort It is mostly for the handicapped and who lied to her boas about the length of her coffee FTC but less frequently In the case of cellulosefriendly PITatU5, well, about it's allthe in a good cause the Y Young. for which the normal value Is given as four prtlng lihkxi trauma about dentists br eak would be whisked off to Leavenworth, this -me dentist will need to be stern and firm Is also absurd, my source says. Manderd wilts of heat resistance or less. Some Tsamtsow'ls, .'1staM professor 01 oral with uncooperative children - the overindulged cellulose products are being marketed with pediatrics at Tufts University School of Dental and spaded child. WhatS.l437 would make jlkgalis what isnow rating R4 to P.-9. In an ad- Medicine, said the child also should be en. length 01 the appointment is critical for already Illegal, and that Is perjury. (bUI5I ,the rrc is seeking xii, traderule couraged to li en to e aoimds of e var st th th ious the behavior of a child. When possible, ' r iidi of Wval In advertising Instruments - especially before any Instrument small boys rewift the When I called the White house and asked Dr and girls should not be kept In thr and on labels, plus Information on the thickness 15 used In any work on his teeth or gums. Abramowitz If she had been able to lida chair for periods longer than half an how'. needed to achieve the R"value and the n umber of While the dentist Is doln all this, according to Codanza's assertions about S. 1437, she replied "WIthoita child's cooperation, quality dental rat r s square feet a quantIty 01 1 i will coven, the pro(essor, he should probably be iking procedures become he heepishly that she had not. Admitting Any dalmedsavipgs In fuel cods would have to about things unrelated to dentistry. difficult," the professor that Cotania had gotten "ott of hand," she said. "It is the respo nsibility of everyone - explained that she be specific as to climatic areas, the Insulation The subjects of conversation had checked with people on be related denti4, parent, assistants -to assist a child In Capitol 11111 and within the White House results to be expected obviously not being the toatelevthonsbnw,pets,schoola('jivth es and so findi who are ng that dental care Li a rewarding not a familiar with same for North Dakota and Virginia. forth," Tsamtsourls said. S. 1437 and the bill would not do threatening experience." what Codariza says It would. in 'V. ' .,. .'-4-i..' .j'.' 'c.. ec ni Defeats her own administration has endorsed illustrat es perfectly why Midge Codanza days in hot water , and why an Increasing number of White house' I insiders believe that her days are numbered A head of President Carter's office of public •Llaison. a/. In a question-and-answer session wi th a E couple of hundred women during the recent '; International Women's Year conference in Houston session which I witnessed ,' - A -. I I FUe EyesTBO\/v Bran ', ' - cut fuel consumption. (. tJ loose-mouthed attack cm a piece of legislation '. S.. ___ On 6 WASHINGTON - An incredibly illinfonned, C) :: -_ - , 1SLii Senate Bill '• 111111111111111111111111 is the lockerruom attendant at a '1'•, "I guess she felt I was ton hogan's Irish father also country," said Leve. "Our pare it to any Sport at the same Jewish V in St. Louis and a young at first to be out on the lives in St. Louis, but doesn't purses totaled up to only $31,( stage and you'll find its gr owing pretty fair racquetball player in tour on my own and I guess she get to see his son play as often. tow years ago and have leaped faster than any of the others ... her own right, .11 was right," said Hogan. "It was Racquetball is Just getting off to $170,000 for the 1977.78 did." t ha n six million people who play Hogan used to hang around kind of rough being thrown so the ground as a pro sport, but season. That may not seem like the sport and he knows it. hogan points out that Just the V waiting for his mother to abruptly into a world of adults Hogan has already won more much compared to some of the about ''I've always felt I had anyone can play racquet. get off work and she started when I was still so young. than $40,000 and tour director other pro sports, something to prove,' said the but we're ball. 'You have to be in good pla)ing racquetball with turn to "I don't feel that she keeps as Chuck Iave insists that the growing and growing 19-year-old San Diego State fast." physical shape to play well," he keep turn entertained, tight a rein on inc now. She still piirst" mre go. g to grow by "lu may laugh alibis, said scphomnr: '1 came on the pro 01 a:d. "But )C difl't have to be 'it be(I1 ,5 a ,g thur0 with comes to all my tournaments leaps and -: bounds. Hogan, "but racquetball Is a 270-pounder tour when I was only IS and a lot Ill like you do in tnt', rn> trying to beat her" and she handles all my business "Racquetball clubs are catching up with tennis faster football or have the ol people tnedlo treat tnt' like a said hogan "When I finally affairs. She's rn' manager. athJctu( springing up all over the than must people think. Corn- skills you need for tennis kid The) kept saying I had did, when I was about it. it was potential but that I was too a big day in my life. It really . N )'ourug to win. meant a lot to mite.'' 'i_..._ MIPO wanted to pros'.' ttwiii Mama Hoga" s till s'e'rv wrong, tht l.ai I'SI? much involved in her son's :,. i done." racquetball caree r lie's done it in spades Mart TALLAHASSEE UPI i"If ttiey are healthy, they can hwden, is preventing the FSU tam how much freedo Hogan appear ed in 11 of the 12 muu and fun . 'lo1a State University i,\_ tournaments on last year's play football as well as coaches from fully concntrat. he'll allow the Seminoles in football Coach hobby . Asp-vy Hjwden anybody," said llowden. racquetball circuit and won ing on the Dec. 23 game in Orlando. . wonders if tusteani is prepared nine of them. finishing second High school recruiting, said Orlando. to face Tan gerin e Bowl foe "Going to bowl game hou]d "We have got to get our be in the other two So far this Texas Tech, an opponent he a reward for the pla)t'rs," 1 I1U.II %ear, he's 3-andM minds on describes as one of the best thus game," said Bowden told a news conference' tley girl', brought basketball SIL how ito,'s he tb it" Bowden. "I'm concerned that "Asking teams in the nation, them for two more "I hit the ball harder than tories for ttut' Ovit'do lions and we aren't preparing for this Bowden said Thursday final weeks of practice in the middle anyone else," said the brash 14014111 (1e')lloUn(lS Thursday Howell bowl because of finals and the olfinalsis asking a lot. There examinations, the strain of late is night recruiting teenager who has been clocked season practices and high Automatic no more drudgery. both for the at an unsurpwsed 142 rniles p-er lake Brantley used a strong Recruiting in December players and coaches, school recruiting have taken than with 12 seconds kit in the game hour defen.sive effort to slow usually. makes it harder to, get ready for their toll on the Seminoles. practicing in December kept Oviedo undefeated, as the At 5'foot-9, 16 pounds'., high scoring Lake Howell a bowl than up North, when "A big key to edged Apopka, 31.30 this game will Thursday night and grab a 60-61 they sign players in Fehruar>' "I nuia be small," said young lions "Hut I've been to b,ls and he which coaching st aff can j l4'11141n's Maria Smith scored 1)own here in Dixie, the)' insist have get freshman basketball victory Hogan, "but I'm a piece of been downright t'mnliar. their team in cooperation mentally prepared," which upped the Baby Pats' to on doing it sooner. leather and well put together r ** right other gamnehigh 23 points rassed because I r,iath' t he said. with . . Bowden also says he's unce . Lake Howell fell to 2.1. hogan doesn't like to lose and in the last minute to play to rmuch of a reward ' Bowden said if healthy, the he admits that he otnietirnes ProIwIl the Grt4hounds past Red Raiders, 7-4, are "potent" Moor.', when Ilistsp The two teams meet again loses control of himself hi Texas Tech, he said, is finally Monday Ovue'tl.. is 0055 4M on the night at Lake Brand,'s will hold a things aren't going his way out Ifl recovering from a series of season, while' Lyman is on the court. early season injuries which Factory Demonstration ° All of the wrestling action in and "liii ver% cotlipetitise," he Marcus Kendrick shelved several key players on 44e441 ng 000 (i'mr I 4d,_%%,'lI C • ' 0' A Saturday. December 17, 9:00 am. ''o the area will be concentrated at I heavyweight, omes into the said 'I've been that 55a) since AIe,4r' the Red Raider team, including i 3 II, Ow's 4 I 9 Sumr.-'i 0 I I. one place Friday and Saturday I was a little kid. I guess I'm not I4,,i ,,pop. II SI meet with a 3M record 0. 14,r,ØIph quarter ba ck hiodn ey Allison. 0 SaugP'#s, 0 00 Tot0 7 ""O"" 0 LAKE RRAPIT LE V to 44 - in the Lyman Holiday t'a)' to be around when I'm Teams in the tourney state Allison, said Bowden, is lose T (S.S i 0 Ii .Y0tP5 0 I '4 5u•'. 2 t'4i ii 7 II HOMELITE SAWS Tournament, a 15'teani, two- ninnerupwinter Park, Apopka, losing But. t he n, I don't nearly at full speed, coming off 'os i I . F rye illS aro" l 0 very often." 0 I I. NMtr4f' 10 6 ida's d6s extravaganza. O,',-do Bishop Moire, Boone, Colonial , off u a broken leg injury suffered C'11 I i 2 4 7 7Marts. Hogan started playing ApopI . Dec. 17 Only Sal . Evans, Gainesville. Lake _________________________________________________________ during the opening of the _____________________ IQV4I I. rOo 17. Apk.i Host l.yman, paced by Brantley, lake racquet ball when he was eigh t l, OviedO, Howel season. r,,..' Lake Ilowill II 7 I? 17.-51 defending tourne) champs Oak Ridge, Phone su DuBois ',ears old hits mother, Goldie, Seminole, Sarasota, Lake 5raA?l. ii I? 6 11 Elm Street Keith i hlarnhant Y5AP4 114 3 Cviii' 71 134-poundsi and Hockledge SHS Booters Tie - -Lawn Sanford I S Za%?ucA 37 S 5m ?f' 9 51 33. 3226963 Center m "'4'0l 0 rooms Cagers Jack Blades hit a goal with i : To*s 7 II 75 45 . two minutes remaining to give Conrov 0 0 32 By Seminole hugh a I-I soc cer tie 169 a isIiiio Tuesday, leaving the Seminoles 11 1, t.'',0lfl YP'I,:I T'I% (re'onns High School's fleSh. with an 0-2-1 record. man tiasht'tball team won its L, man II I 9 15 S Seminole is at Lyman II 4 third game' of the week Th ur. S 3 I -43 Saturday I I .i ,3, 1 with Junior varsity ''':r Cl stay nigh t, trouncing St. (loud action beginning at noon by 54. to up the seasonal log to " osta nza A ::~~_.____ ______ JOHN LOFTON Insulation Racquetball: Its Own Breed Of Cat 1'1 -- ' P , VIEWPOINT N can accuse racquetball ace Marty hogan of being bashful lie's the best among the more Hut the CO. said... flw last word, "Yeah, but the C.O. W. didn't agree taught that the man of the home would be the Friday, Dec. Ii, I77-SA ATLNTA ( U111) - No one About those special w omen. Yeah. Wes told another sea dory. The 'whys" of military discipline and are often squelched to finality with the simple iords, -Because the C.O. said so. Then on occasion an existing regulation may be suddenly revoked. Doubting 'Thomas nia> question. with tHen? According to the Bible. men and women Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - The conversation led to stite affairs. Wes feels with Jack Anderson's knowledge, he should be Mtttflg on President Carter's right hand, calling the oves for the country's welfare. Wes would like to know where Anderson gets all his information. should b' allies, Wes feels. A woman's wo competition and enemy is another ouian whatever the case may be. lmentiodto Wes that lasasouthtm.rIis SPORTS , .':-"'IaiI.Y&ds A / / ,Z~~~ _ ~_, 1, ' //" r Z-,-. , a C, ' . ~. ..~. // I . 1k I a -06 I" I a~ 1. Reg. 9,99 ,1,1.%2 C" S 1 2' 4' 5 t ',l "t'' -. : 'C' : - ..' ,' '2: /' I Sale 10.39 . .,. .. ,'''_,'.', % - ',,., - I Reg. 12.99 O'oa Noro A r" t'ricir Scccer League '.ber h510 Pej a.: tiue' star , rar'e:s %_. - * . 'O4l , ,;.$h?\';,' , It,, I "?'i -:.:' 'C'" 4 ~ I -,1,.. ,'I.,' . r',,". 'AQi)L'4c lx. - , '..:w. ,, , .'." '. :'. .,. . %Z. 'r.' ' ''4": - .': .; -.. Si . .. -. .' Sale 7.99 Reg. 999. i.. ' ;s " S :e 'Oolbai' - .'" 'I fl N - ,pc :'.-' >2:" . ,,I • ' :t, , ,.., ' general manager. Gerald('oakIcy, might have a tape recurding "of players being fixed at the Hartford fronton." 1. . .. ) Reg. 7.99 Sp,il 1 Meg 9.99 l'i; 2 2'.' ()rbmj,'r 5PALDING Reg 13 99 Cj,% ";s • l'ItC,,31 S t',lT$'r Lorq ' ,, 4' I _'" " I'' • ' "!I .'", ." -~4.ddr~ - iI II Y. TheChristmas ~ ~ " -' I ", I: ' Sale 11.19 .11 7 -. Sale 7.99 Sale 6.39 J%/I SANFORD PLAZA PENNEYS OPEN DAILY 10 A,M,-10 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON-6 P.M. '1 I,,., ;•' S ' I, ,,' ..' -'• . ' ' F1 .2 ,. 3 ! .. . - 1''• size and weight ... S A I "' Reg. 5.99. Regent Jerry West autograph basketball u.,$h orange cove' Of h - D•4 Oo,Ii, P.'iijA. C' Sale 4.79 -.".-'-. .4 . ': �III A-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Dec. Ia, 1$77 A SCOREBOARD EMI[ tiC' Pro Hockey Campb.II Conference Patrick Division W L T PS Ph)aaelph 70 1 41 N') ISI1ndtr ' • 3$ Atlanta 77 Ringers NY 10 'i a Smytl'., Division W L T Fits Va ncouver 10 17 6 16 Chicago S 1710 16 Colorado 7 17 6 70 Mi nn esota I 1 St LOut 7 IC I IT Wales Conference Norris Division W L T Pit Montreal It 47 Los Angeles 13 tO S 31 Pittsburgh I 15 • Detroit Washington 4 j Adams Division W I. I P)1 2 ) Boston II 6 5 ii Toent 17 37 6 ) Cleveland t i 3 71 Thur,da,' R,SuIlS NY Rangers Delco? Ph.ICtiClph.a 6 boston 4 Cle,ra't,., 0 Altar?., , llè - ' ..,,. A,yi4'y today's Games Toronto at %ir,l7f'S<itC Saturday'. Game, NY Mangers at Clebriani Boston at NY Islanders Ph.lade)pbma a) Atlanta %'onlreal a? P??'.burt3" Wa%hng?on At LC'. :.nu,"es Defrot a' S? Lou.'. Bullalo At vancovyc. C" a 0'Or"O '.'.'V'r%,3',4 .5' AShSIIC " Augusta 1 %'ercer 90 Tern Tech 10 '. 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FIRST C,th Qtjiol.5 31 5 1 0 146 1 57 40 , 80 cth,ino Andre 71 6 p 4.1 14$ ID 00 , 2 6) 239 a) I t.. ) .sr Alht'rd. II' 323 0 FIFTH - 1 C ,,c ho Abel ISP 15 60 42 A' 1' 1 2 92 10 7.906 90 7 Sr PereZ ill 5 70 343 SECOND - I Sara Aiberd, , '.ur& Arc., III 1060. (7 ml 5 1 '' ," 320 2 ICA Via 121 1010 31 K) P S 13560 12 9) 3 )CSC QuOla 1 Ii 300 0 Q 7 I Arts Zaire 15 12 7 , SIXTH i#%1 P 1 7 $ioO oo (4 71 340 I CO .4.4) Cacho Ecr'ave 4 i) THIRD - I Arat'., 3m to 40 3 Oiiu':.s 110,7., 6 1010 a 11 73413 7 Anton Qu'ola 141 II 45 17 70 P sI' 107 8.0 1 Alvr Jay II, 360 Q 3 SEVENTH - I San? Ar.,n 1 01 .10 P 134 1 201 60 96010 40 $00 2 Sara Andre IS' 6 70 FOURTH - I Arta AIberti, 1Echano Coltio 12 1 390(7 5 910760340 2 Oleo Andre III 7 60 1750 P 175i 106 SO Big Q 45 w.tti 553 3 tIpy 171 350 0 IT A. $i All 16700 II I w.f?i all 71 16703 $1 .10 P11 I 11550 0013 1 1 Ill 60 EIGHTH - I Anton Andre l3 ' FIFTH - I All I5tirQ 3 t 10 13 3(57 7 JOSe Abet II 9 10 917 'C 10 7 CacP.. Elorie 7 7 1) ' Auri (rir Our 5' 52) a 14,2 I 5,5fl1 Juan 7 II) (7 23 31 '.S(5(' 313454.: P 325810 1: ' -' - Jai Alai - Pro Basketball Conference Division W L PC? ph j 9 7.6' 5 I; Sty II II 410 !fCiO 16 340 .r* Jersey 6 21 201 Central Division W L Pct 9 .%st'ngtn it 5 I) 60') Cleventi 16 1 7 571 San Anton, A!:CntC 13 I) W 7 15 444 '.t., Qrsrs *'.t'" 1 Tri Wrttrn ConI,qrvtce Midwest OIVIIOI WL PCI Den v er , 10 64) Chcaiui lb 10 415 517 IndIn,, De troi t is 3 . Southwest S.rirn.,,n, II US-40 Otla , pi 69 A'kJr'.,S Th Cila Chr'.tn 84 SE 08., • O'e ROt('r?S 'y S.5 5.,"estern r 'I . Legal Notice - OURSELVES. - 0Cfl '.7 liIxriil,rld IN)' 83 . I) QC"6 51 0 ch'nwn 4$ y.. e<i Legal Notice Legal Notice GB .3 6 9 3 , GB I P 3 , . ' - I Aivra II NINTH i4 Arta ) 1fl 360. 0 iii 4110. TENTH - I I'..dro (I) 17 100 7 Abel (7)9 $0 110. z.'.anoto (S) 1 :0 Q 11 1) 52 40 p , (3D II II 14130 ELEVENTH - I Jose Eloria 13107 $0 510 7 O)e.i Zarre 17 , 110 3 Ogua Attu (3) 310. (711,) 1770 P (l' 13500 TWELFTH I Ou:a Alice (It Ii 03 160 3 70. 2 Aiuria Isdro (3 600 S 10 3 Anton Arc (21 520 0 131 3740. p 1131 121 $0, 0 Consolation 1 7 All with 1(3910 ) with .111 31 177 A 2673. Handle $l1I.9a9 - - __________________________• N ce Lega l Not - ------- i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY. FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO 77 7269 CC 20 A In Mt the Adoption Of IIAIIY (.ik)1 CoT 10 NOTICE OF ACTION .2 ..1..t. '4r.Ai ''',' it• m .li liii' .i'IiI'. Intl 1., Itit' Ot t?ai (,.rl ("?a •. wtse na'n.' anti rrs.tj. are unknOwn 'YOU AlIt 'ILIIEBY NOT IF C !t,,5$ 5 Pytt.onfor Allcy)tori h.55 teen lIrti SPt'kiflg to atiapt the nr,,r hId flulnui'd .5t.,,c ,In(J you ,,'t' fi'Quired to serve a cop, of yctr 1 any lu , w' 'tIm dtfeflte kenneth N Beane of STE I'HIN STALPIAKIW & ISEANE SON P4 whose address is Post ('Inc (.5$%elbrrry 0t I ior.cta 32701 Pr'.l,onrrs e??Orney tin v befOrt 17??. i,,j1 nI J,tnuCry 191$ And tile the or .gr'.dl w'th ?hC ( lef8 of tb'. Court ether before 'C's i' of l'.' tit.Ont'? '. 5"t'n, or ninm",J,,Stri, tPi,rr,IOti'r ,l?'rfwSr .5 .¶Tf'C.Jll 'Sill t'cenlrrei ,,., 'a.' ,f.r relief der,mamiCi"cl the • .51 TNt.'.'. rr, hAnd at't, thy Seal of Court on December 7th, 1971 SEAL Artri0y H l)e(k* en Jr Clerk of the C tc." Lc'L'rI Jean F .5.18, IS Oepu', Clerk Oct 8 2) 1) l.41 'ttla 11 . I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OR SEMINOLE CUlT. IN AND Notice of Public Hearing COUNTY. FLORIDA I flOCrcI of County Corn mis%iOd'ierS of Seminole County *11 CASE NO. 711413 CA13•E B C SCHAMP. a ha BILLY c ndtd a public hearing to consider an SCHAMP. a Ii a HILLY CLAIM oppeal against the Board of Ad SCHAMP. 1tmt in approving a Special P(antitt. Exception in an A I Agriculture vs lone to install an I" well on the RICHARD D SCHAMP. following described property Defendant The West ISO It of South i Of 0 NOTICE OF SALE 5 1 4 OfNW ' i of SE 'of NW .04 Notice s hereby given that, Section 762037 Further described as Parcel IF located on the North Pursuant to an order or f i nal ludgment entered in Ih 1)v) side at S R 16, approximately 1*0 captioned act-on. he Clerk 01 the miles East 01 Geneva 101ST 2) Circuit Court. Eighteenth Judicial This public hearing will be held in Circuit, in anti for Seminole County. lJooni 703 of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, on Florida. will sell the property ri Seminole County, January 10 197$, at 7 00 PM. ores Situated soon thereafter Cs pOSSible Ilorda, described as follows Written (ommen ts filed with thC 5,0)1 I and 7. Block "I". Land Development Administrator BROWN S SUBDIVISION OF BECK wi) be considered Persons ap HAMMOCK, according to the plat p'arng at the Publi c bearing will be thercol as recorded in Plat Book I heard orally Hearing may be page 5), of the PubliC Records of i,nut'd Ont. from time 10 Seminole Cccnty. F lorda ne as found nI'(t'stary F urther detailsAl public SAle. tOthe highest .Snd best ,14,lilCble by calling 373 4330. Est bdder for Cash C? the West Iron) 301 door of the Seminole County Board of ConIy Courlhou'.e, Sanford. Florida. .,, Commisionpr'. II 00 A 4,'. on IflC 6th tiay 0 Senunale County Florida January 1115 ',%lTPlESSmy hand and the teal of By (3.k Williams ?h,% (hJ, mar, tUutI. tn'. lilt. Jay of Attr• December. Ill? .lnuI t tIeckAll,. Jr SEAL' Pil.5r. 0.' Arthur C4 Pcnw Ut Jr ', '9'' Clerk of The Circuit Court 01557 B, #,tar Pd Darden Deputy Clerk James Lien. E'.gure PUBLIC NOTICE SuIP 512. Me?Cal( Bldg ACTUAL USE REPORT 00 South Orange Avenue AVAILABLE Orlando Florida32101 All pefsonS are beret, n<itifed Telephone 477 77l3 mat (,t'nt'r.5l Revenue Sharing Pfl),Sh Dec 6 1977 A?Uitl Use Report f<ir the Count, cf DES za Semnole is avalable for public .nspe(fon The Report and the FICTITIOUS NAME supporting documentation from Not-cc s hereby given that I am Report voohCh the was prepared are engaged ti busIneSS at 1119 Highway on for at tt' Seminole County 436 Altarnormte Springs. Semnole Courthouse North Park Avenue. County. Florida, untie, •Ct,?,Ou'. Sanford, Florida. Otticeot the Clerk name of AME RICAN TRAVEL to the Board 04 County Corn COACHES and that I nte nd to ms%Oners RoomI6, Second Floor register sad name wth the Clerk <if trOm I 30 a ni loS 00 p m . Monday the Circuit Court. Seminole County through Friday Florida fl accordance Aith the ATTEST Provisions of the Fictitious Name AeckwiHi, Arth? H Jr Slatlites. To WI Section 16S 09 Clerk to Board of londa Stat?5 1957 CO"tini.sSioners County S'g C Wain? Prath er Pubish Dec 16. 1911 PubliSh Dec 16 73. 30 1977 & Jar. 6 I'IS'C 176 THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIS CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLJ COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 17 30)9 MOR NATIONAL FEDERAL IGAGE ASSOCIATION Plantli Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft vs W000ROW A DONALDSON :.r' LILLIAN F DONALDSON, hiS w't and? C HERMAN APPL lANCE BARNE TI F IRST NAT IOPIA: RANK 01 WiN TER PAW K USLIF I CREDIT CORP Oeterdants NOTICE OF SALE NOT ICE IS IEtIEIIY GIVE N pursuant to ii Final Judgment ci foreclosure dated December 14?) 1977 and entered in Case No 77 701i the Circuit Court at It'.' Eighteenth Judicial Circuit ri d"7 tor Seminole County, F lorida *hCCin FEDERAL NAT IONAt MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION A and W000ROyS' plaint i ff IL Li API I DONALDSON And DUPIL osot 1,, % vol lid I I'll IIMAPI APPLIANCES lIAR 141 IT FIRST NATIONAL BAN. Of WINTER PARC and USLIF I CORPORATION .sr r CREDIT t',l5 J All tell to the h.g"es' and br , tiller, tOr (JSh at the We' 'ront .j...<i. Itt 'IC Scm. rOle (Cur', .5' o'l3a Courthajsr, Sanford A •.' cl IP'e 1H 031 Lo 1971. the fOlO*,n January, deScr,bcd real estate l(, .5ly',7 s tv.5trd arid beng ri Scm County, Florida, to At Lot A. Block I INDIAN pilL L. UNIT THREE. acordng t the p.,' thereof at recorded .n PIt 13008 II Pag4.91, Public Recortiso? Semn,-.' County Florida sad property berg the Same forth ri time I nal Jmtovmen' locecltsu,c Dated ?h. lIlt. da, I Oct p., 1." 1971 COURT SEAL. Arthur H He.k*.?P. ir Cli'ck. of the C',cut COurt B, Mar, 74 Darden Deputy Clerk Pt'.l5h Dcc II 917 OF SI) t971 1' - - DES 76 _____ ' • • • _• • ,.,. :' . , 110 ' ' I I 'Gerald l':Iigh' sitidit''.. his plIologr.iph exhibit 'urt'.'nth on displa% at Serisitiolt' Uommiinjt' ('ollege. Iii' d.'st'rjtn's his photographs as similar to . CALENDAR FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16 IIII%Siir(I Chapter Ul)('. 2.30 p tmi.. - i)'.1 E (111 SI.uthc'rri ('hristmine. b Pancake 1)a) 4 th St , Sanford. Mrs lktt' Smith. lii S<iuttit'i.t V(IIUSI1I I.e. i 't'.. ii ,I(li III 6 , III ()raro' I 'it) Recreation Hall. P I 'ts .'c'l'. fit tennis 111011 lightIti11 ,lt Valentine' I'ark - TAT[ slXln.surcIl l'lant a nd 11(5k.' sal.' jitiimii'if I Ihstru't If if tht' i ''ni'mI I'rat tI('al Nurses '"'.1I . in friint i,f l'ubllx 51.1? 1 S,i i;f ii ,,, langl.'s.00d .,t, I 1115(11, if p in St Eu harel' Church. 1.1k.' II'at'll j(ii,'Itf l.itngssitiwl A's, I li'..'*I, if p in . Rolling Hills Moravian I f I I:, sli s'slt ItI).'s\'. l)F:('EmIF:It U 5.11Ifl.rIl S S ii IilIii'flS (irllup. 2 p III , 1'O1 W First St. I .t'st'tt.'rn S S,,i.'i'I, if p lit .Asce1:510 lutheran 1 S , 1...I, III'ItIiioI 41t61)ltl (lIlt), 7 31, p III , tlIltiIrli I .isE- . 1'. 11(1 11 ' 3.i )))Ii t. and ;, Dt'ltl,111l I 'fIristi7)r3 Sit'mlmllila l{t'h.'kah II ' \l,li'flhil.g ' t..'ilg.' '0" iii) i .11 '.i,l SingIt's Ii'.'. II I '1 (..'rutruil Florida p12111), R ))0.tuItts I .'.tir, Maitland P Iii , trip it. millIner theatre Ia,'ave' Sanford I Ii 13? I 'ii h tip ,it I A'('iLc, I asM'lbe'rrs 5,'mlI.tr (Ill/I'll.. I 'i')tt i Si NO.55, I)I:('L'sInI:I( I lirisirtia.. I'araii.', 5151'? Ia ,l'l'r ( )It k ,, pI , W'k:1 to,'' 11.1 1)1-I E1111.1t 19 Sltamniinil'.siiulh Seminole' .las evil, board, 7 .,'h,i;i,i', Spring ( );ill ,tlId S ", S's , 0 9 p 3ff 1I) 1111, . 1' is ii, I wtt'.l \littyiifi*t ( tiorefi. SIt 434 CUill 1-4: 10 a-rn and '1,1.0 1 )Civer'ltS ('.irlti.ri ('nilIn Building. I)c'llt3II satllilrll EtItCIF), 1111113. ('iso ('inter StIlifitrIt SS. 14 p 1201%% Fir s t St ' clas.'d I III 11111.. Sanlanllo and • ilIi'I 's%ilrkshitil, . II HI , ser Baptist (lion 1:, Lake MIr) 3- pad , t% suit closeout! Vs ali'hi'r'.. , 1111 . F'IIrIIL, lii Slim i rig I ,i','t'Itv'rrs p 14 if I .1 31 5 In I? , F f'lh'ral, AltamlIr,te' Lutheran Church. N Maitl,tnd As'.'., Maitland Itb.11's's. Ili I FSlltI'I( ill I Is I'Ira(i 1" SiiilllSIiiIutL%. ' )'l ,, F'r'.t F','dit,l! if ((5 icon'., SIt I'll l.nga.vi 1 1) 11, . . ';.I;,;si' sit lMu, .\ltaniint.' Spring' ft Iii )tI PlI H: I,, 1',, .% ,- r and l.ight, Sanford I Ii'Itina I ;ltnt'r;I I lob, , ii Ili I littl,'rall ('hull t iii . . Ill IttO.'ti , 266 11 il , 0 5% iIltt'r SjIriIIg'. St'rIllrIla. , Jil Orig. 5.50-6.50 '-I h\.. I . Jj.I ./ 3Nr"~" . ,,(_ - - k/L..., -. ilI1I Ii SIlillurtI mrtiitn m 366 k St i ' % Ill It iii i l ill ,, SunshIrli' Park ..i ., i.. I '111411% 11.111 Sir 111111,1, 11111)1, 5% ii 41111 % alt 11t'I'.. 1 Qiaility hiiui, 1-4 , Sitif, rul , oil SUn 11,11 "s;ICIrtmia'nts, .1011 511 III (.1131(15 (lull. ('asscIIX'rrs . (Herald Photo by Tom NetwIl lighting and - o usi ns P Adu lt Gam e s Need Real F C1S l)EAR ABI3Y Ms l•s car'old son has been having an affair wi th his 17-sear-old cousin. I have just learned that this has be en going on for three years floth have been raised in good ('hrLstian homes, and my sister 1 he girl's mother ( is beside herself wi th anger and grief. Of course we have laid clown the law, and the children are not to set' each other without close .uperv1sion. These aren't problem children. M, who w knots w S has happened art' simply aimiazed Ms niece is rather miniature for her age, but our son tias several older girlfriends W ho think he is a freshm an in co llege. My question is, "What next?" INSIIOCK IN INDIANA DEAR IN: 5 thorough briefing, I hope, lot both ''t'hlldren' w ho ha'. i- been pins Ing adult games for three sears. Skip the preliminaries about the birds and be t's, and get down to brass tacks and babies before )our tribe in('re'a%es, I)F:AII A1313V. M> husband ii,i.'casmurially plays in a band with four other musicians Our Cat is the most practical !( H'atmon to store equipment and rehearse, which leads to riis prt)tllI.'liI m jlirCedtII entertain hold the refreshments down to coffer or a cold drink, and let the guys help themselses, Repeat this procedure before each rehearsal and the ) 1] soon get the mt-ssage that sornebods at )our flat is sharp. I)EAU ABBY lb kids ever get t H to kiss their parents" ,Snll what di.j ) 00 think of boys ki ssing their lathers I don't mean every tune the v vae b'.'. h hlthe'r, but whefl one of theni h,'.s been awn) on a long trip. I'm a 15-sear-old bus who still kisses both iii> parcr'ts. ,iT, I've t,','ii c riti c 1)11 flit it ,yt iI ' l)I'Ah( ME: kids lit's er get old to kiss their parents. And I see nothing wrong with boss iand rnen kissing their lather, their brothers or ansone elselhe> feel llkrklssing. A kiss is not-ac the song goes.-just a kiss." It's a lost-I) was (If saying, "I like lilt lo'.e' uu, " t,vi DEAR ABBY 511 fiant e ;lre both devout ('ithi'li,s il,vt, believe in lean living and turning awuls fro, evil besl > f iance Is (700141 tm at CI '.5 ('tilling, and th e bachelor stag hurt> I.'. bachelor I( 01111 up sin 'flier.' will be ,ilcoihi,l and porno wont's, and I heard they se even hired a II,lIIe log to jump out o f 1 oak.' with ' 1113111 intl clean up I .,lti'rward I 1131% I.' 155 (1 It1t'uio0l children ,tiipl 151)rk3lrt'tin1lt', sii I'm rIOt l ad,, of lcsurr ills'. do I t ell these wives that the' lund priic'tl('t' is for tilt' gus i' We don't 'ii('itli,e' outside .f these' i :r(- u:iLstanle't's Sli IIII'Cu'.I' tell flit' bow to hClnIllt' this tse'tfuII', ON lilt' sI'Ul I)EAH ON: Phone' the wise's before' the next rehearsal and tell them ou may not be home. ' plevk'il with ut flCutti ' ill this parts iii' ".1'. lit lii 410 hi' tiilt('S tli go. itt) t 11u t. was he t'tiii get it .1 : I bli' the best .htus , do to' . iii. 11 oii hi'.: -...g.-. i illSgU,'.tlfl(' Ilite'rt;Iiluit.:t It tv'sIl't rt'alIs wall) ti SICK No I . But says That 14M116 pictures dii rus ilic "with one kind of camera or an ot her, but I was never really exposed to it as art" until he began courses at Florida Technological University, in Orlando, in 1975. A graduate of Seminole person who views hi s pictures "There are no titles on these pictures, because I want each person to form his own conclusions about them," Engle says. Engle's entire exhibit is . ..'' - - ff ou go shopping at the supermarket some time' soon, will the beverage' cans or bettles you buy be refillable or non-refillable? If some well.mntentioned legislators get their was, the)'ll aU be' ref illatile %'l'iy' They 5124> it wIll decrease litter . Yet. experts Point out. 'nls a 'utah portion of all 1X Veriig,' containers are Lilt' Prl)I't Is discarded. Autualls more than 93 percent of canned beverage's are consumed doors or on private' proper1% and thus not even candidate's for litter. Most of the balance are c'on,sumetJ under controlled co nditions hike re st aurants or ball parks. Many experts suggest that rather than have oiils refillable bottles. a program if public education combined with stringent enforcemcnt of litter laws would control littering. Interestingly, if all beverages came in refillable bottles onis , costs would increase and they would have to be, pics&'d on to the clincuflh.'r In . :n light and reflector, heCdlLf' ',if their small sit and i.lelicc Where do the ideas ( his Pictures come from' Often from thing,s that other people might not ever1 r,ctice, let alone :rr.s'orie to move in close to get eversitung out of it '.hich is there " Engle says the exhibit at 5CC is part of the Aork toward his Bachelor's i.'grc in Fine Arts from l"fU. a degrcc he AIII have 50171<' time in the future, Engle plans to work toward it Master's Degree but for now he wants to, "work for if wle' and continue t11} "I am also involved :n her forms of art beside'. photography," he sass. Ceramics, printmaking : and ''C rafts n generji '' ,ifl displacement of up to 82,14'S jobs if such restricti'. legislation IS passed Whs d. we' now have' nun refillable cans and bottle's' ('e'rtamnls there' are roan> reasons, but the overwhelmin factor Is that we hate the's CII 0%' elli en Ce coot nine' r i*'nCiliS(' cn)nSuxiiCrs like it thai who ould ''niake' (511 Clppi'ariluI(i''' skip the t'iItI'IlCIirIllIi'Ilt [nit Now W1888 Start With the Slightly shaped in Sanford all '.%I'I'k helping choreograph dances for the Tenth Jubilee Celebration Concert of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole. Miriaiii Wright (left ) and Valerie Weld second from right ). the guilds artistic directors -Ind choreog ra phers t a ke a break to socialize '.'. ilti the visiting artists. U Orig. 25. in March p77. nney 1'.'. o na tlonaII 1' s'eoglied c horeographers and dancing instructors, IA)retto Itoiak JIi(I It k'ht)I't'll jacket Add matching pocketed vest Finish off With modi. fled flare-leg trousers Woven Polyester in regular and slim SIZeS 10 to 18 WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A.M TO 10P M. MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 12.6 PM ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9.30 AM -8.30 p M OPEN SUNDAY 12.6 PM (Photo by Sib Orwt) -_".,: 11 'á "4. ''j - --: • ,sI• , .3 'A ."- 'j- .':"°',x . , r'r ,. "4" -12,', •1.'. : FAIRWAY PLAZA On H#ij 17 92a0271h 3229739 Try It you'll like 1. I? -: U'l 11 . "_,'t, .L.2. 'r4 - -' I: -' "., 1-'- '- '-I- ' ': 4'7jc. .2 S ' r. '1,;- ,'$ •i - .'. • I,/ t. '.'SA".l,. 115 - I,', S I't ' . '..''.-. ."... I ,..t' 1.I. ' .4 C Jt /!If 7 III I ..' 1' ' - -,' 1 L/t -4.1 1.. ' 1<~ I, P., ,,, Of a,i'i . -, . .,>' :.._ ~,~ . ,'4T \'::t'' \ ,l7 pai'kli;:s'.' l'eau Ill .4..' ,, - C~-~ --,-~:I% 1 V TO PROTECT 1HE UNBORN AND 1F'IE NEWBORN "Si 1""`o`1l"%L • ,1 the MARCH OF DIMES mothers i'riarcli K I JEWELERS i5It' .!.tr T vt IUS PARK AVE SANFORD 4;ç .i ,j •,('4I3ç . ; 4 f'S . i 4j 5" 305) 322 2363 Our Lowest Prices EVER,' One Day Only'. Sat., Dec. 17 TAKE A BREAK .ird :r%'4', tIulse 0. ~ t 7-1 :Q K , - or` r,~-~ ~ .. C "4 -, , lk -1k s ; Now .- I I I , " S 5011Cc' ('clmnierce7 stud) projected ~ 'I Dry Clearing at budget prices and coin laundry -: senv,ct' i n .5 pleasant at mo,phr.n•' On 7 a m da0y Lm,c,s?ctti at interest Engle, even though Photography is his firsi love Engle describes his photograph.'. as "similar to Victorian jewelry'' t:"ri • ..,t' - t' I.r c ol X FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT 11 rt . " ' p%' "1 freq uen"I'. 4u on Ion "dtha tbruugh the woods, looking fr things tr.at People threw aw'a) ,to see if they would work for images," Engle says. His work, Engle says, shows that there is nothing in our world that o uhviou ''Things which would norniallk be con.sith'red one way can be seen in an entirely different wa',," he explains it 111 required tJ) toe course that sludents put on a one man show, for which they are t'ntirel) responsible," Engle explains. "The student roust locate if place for the exhibit, make all the arrangements for the shuw himself, then he is graded tin the exhibit," says Engle places where a force deposit 5) stem is in effect there' is a One-cent hancjlin. charge on every container adding six cents to the price c every six-pock. Tlx'te 1! also esitk't1t,' I suggest that municipal soli w as te could Increase - no decrease -- if )ilU eluninate ft beverage' can anti return to ,u; all-refillable s> stem I' h, reason for this is that tb refillable bottle and it auxiliary packaging weighs II to 20 tunes more than tb beverage can And how would a return tI refillable.,, affect jobs' Spt'cifmc'all>, a Department o :. consider pessible ubJec't1 for art Ut'I. t,'liIt)( ('1(1.3.11. Oh Bottle, Bottle, W ho Ha s I Bott le? When 1, Cau.s*, of the .. 11C '-forcing" hImii.5s be'st 111:111 h m his work. which is being exhibited in the lobby of the Humanities building at SC(', "shock the person into another realm of awartswss Engle realm of awaress, sass Engle, is -' prooaoi) di erent for each give to marl iltIst 13111 II CIII sIil,iIiil be' lilti nit ti '.5 IttICSs sue hi 1,l %% ,j, %W, 0 DEAR and moved them lot fantasy." Engle sass. "Hut phot ogra phy. done properly, Es as much a creation of the mind as any i1nt1ng,'' Engle insists Engle sass he has been ....u._ Orig. 7•8.50 - Engle, 22, of Sanford. ''I like to work tsitti rily hands, to work with the photos in different ways with light to achieve the image I have in riiy mind Eagle says he ha.'. had (UI3 arguments with people who claim work 11008' with a camera can never really be art, that is Hoist al ways remain "only says documentary". DANCE ARTISTS 'I Engle Is exhibiting of his "art in pictures" pieces atSCC through Dec, 19 He has titil' the exhibit "Dreaj,is from a Silver Attic". pictures are The dreanniiie, Engle SaI S. "although they shoss oL jects which are rnarunadt The images are of everyday things, like a piece of paper on the wound, or a sheet I draped across 11 plant. ''I think I have taken thi.' need for man-made obje'l.t'. camera to create Images," Victorian jewelry because ol controlled their small size and delics'. Ill nothing if I feel like it I,,,, 7 , \ ' , transferring to riij lie exhibits them. lie is working toward a degree in fine arts with a ''con cc ntration in ptwltographv." isut he dot's riot consider himself a photographer. - . i , -South Sivininole 'I, I .lkI .1111 1 u:,) rs I lull IlIad'., saimfiird .'sI'.Snilfl, if pu First UnitedMt'thoilist 71r h, S,llifl1 if 1 ..iut,'r Now ' , S4'flIifloIl' ('mints Girl Scouts Winter Sing at SltCmrnonte 'stall. " .7 311 If it I 'll k'up trucks at upper hIm' p rkiiig art',u to III (iS t' o,tnrieii t,s1s for the nt.'e'iIs hapD'r ''.i: Orig. $4..$5 Now Pi ctures with a camera. ' What makes the 1'. It'es of these musicians think that because their hu..sbanlLs corn,' ti my house, the) too are' automatically mnvite't1' Wlit'n the w Pies COIi3t' UVt'r, I to clean house for ccliii' pany, assume the role' of hostess, and serve refresh' miit'rlt'. I ' not able to visit iii% mom or spend the' evenings jot IM 's I Now Gerald I.. Engle takes ttiadt U) Of pictures or", (our inches by five inches. ''It is my philosophy that a small image requires School,Engle at. tended Seminole Corii. niunit). College and achieved an Associate of '.,s Degree in 19Th before / ' Vere %lt1ilii'.tI, High Herald Staff Wri te r _______ sfIrmat) it,. hiiIIle I,! Mr. .1 It IAK'I'I I' SUF I)DA5 B) - , . -_ 9 1uIul C .ltJImnIln1e-('acsrllwrr ('hamlrr III ('onlnitice' Open house. for tlenibf'rs an(i guests only. 5:30-7 p in., l M12Iitlar.li Ave , Altaniorite Springs. Boys' , ' 0 . . - I 11 1 ;r , Ii Orig. 2.50-3.66 41 ''1 .6III fill ditist, all dl 11114 '.'.titi uses the 11)01 1.11 it 11 . Selected group of shirts for big and lithe boys. Dark colors in long and short sleeve styles. Sizes 4.7, 8.18. . - S sale for boys! --V' I' - ______ 1, 1 4 Manmade ma ges Provide Dreams From Silver Attic I t..t I GOES ON SALE SAT., DEC. 17 Super e. 1 - . ._ ~, 1. .1 3 Too J* P 11 If k . .. :- .I . 0 .. - N, I • 0 , 1 ARRIVE AIIVE - SUN144 jtI 1 ' - t,77-16 I J -• - I I • I . I :. . .. :. I g . ol, I .* . I .... I: I .. I . 11, I I.* : - FLORI JA I .,.I L Ps - - Friday, Dec. 14, NO FRILLS SALE A ana and Panasonic Microwave Ranges Seminole Appliance Center 805 E. 25th Street, Sanford 322•4196 t 1't',A1 j9, ' -' i, w_-;' :1,1,' ," l.'i' .. j - -' 1. .,,.'-by . .'•"'¼.' , " '-- i- 'I',', ';.:. �2 6-Evening Herald, San ford, Fl. A du #' Friday, Dec. I, 1971 - COMMUstivir UNITED ME THOOIS? CHUICH .... THE SEE'4Ts Day A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :: God 000 Th e 4,4'", IiXsem I . ''.i,'.c, i U 0000 0 * Church... :-: * *\i .* L ::: Pip ill Np. 'S OUR NATION I \vi'& "I Plot## COu',Ta,l,Oc BAPTIST Ce.v?, Ce hee .14. Mi'. P...- 0::P: 1 I .,.. • Set ., 4*44. S.'.,, C .- '''''. - I: - '' • CHURCH CL Christian Science F • IR S T CHRIST SCIL PaTIST . I:: .4 ,, . 4. - ., . , , • a S•-•, ': •cv ..#-_ I. . .. .. l I J* J. Pro p ______ . . , S., ' :' . , a c-C p , • C -, . p, .i c-es: %•-jV S.-4a, S'acc 5.. .,c, I ..'.' $ ..-..cp P'a,,' V.41'5 A.d Sa , .• . . , . • • ,, . . .. • a a H, FIRST CHURCH Of THE NAZASIPaP liii SavN.d Ave ' 1;, ,' S.0i, Sc'ao,, It , , AV,l14 • % .. ..• c-, p •, , • '. 4 Ac.b $.,.,(, A,d • N,'..., P,.4•d •u i*'.'(,v , . • . Episcopal It . ...&I' a. v_Lc :' Re. Itorm.419% 04111 ' As" O VS..i wes'a.I ':a M is •t .' . I . i 44' SANFORD ALLIANCE (lauNcH 'all pus so *Pfl14.p I .a.'v'.c 5,'..,,, a a' it 1.10 p ' C7 Isaiah 25 1.12 fillo"or Pe tiole asw I N £ ..'. A,.,a A.4 t•l M - , . e.•' 5*'. . 3. C is-I$ or Pi#tV$M At,a,,, A,ii14.p ( pav AOciP.p t•l '%.' A.4aui, 55I Class it • ala sio , - 1 MC"M Aprib.p TC a Is P ell : LeA S.baI,CIAtyv.Wa. A,4il,PIa, all - ILathIfCVPaA Ul AillAI W I,. I$IpAt L.A$a PIIPV S.4i,Sc.I I ' . To. or 11 I - , 'a p i. -. • P.1ST BAPTIST CHURCH OF TfI5PNiPaG5 . -. Ni. GKI J kC14$.l PavI$, 54'44, 5cP*aI I 41$ A *at14p5i.,,• I Haul N a Al ma,,?a,v a C 14''i', a' ScN,a k.4.114,t,il l$w5$ E.gP'b Gia + PIOLA CHURCH OF CH•IS? H,14.•1 aa A,,' Ha'Cl Ta,,,* I Sal N,pp £ --. P S hitii Il55 hietir Ihit C1irIIleI)fI ( hirI..tzna l% C. lIIiJ isini '.IIT)NI(it't IJIC 1.45% C 511111 tn'.plre'. their isging. flint La.t' %'.IIN IHIrTI in a flethlelst'ni '.1a111114' IIIIC lsals III&IIt ttIIliirI'. 11g. I - - ' • • ''' - '',' '• • " .' ' A y5 'i lust ,.'ugerl N15( uNless'. iap I.ittk l'sstsl H. Ipruik lii'. leg Ia'.t Sattirdzp - . 'flIutN wlis he'.. 514)1 czIrslIitIg ihi.. war Hut tilt S II )t IIr,IIIISII If) ..Ing 51lt nt \iglsi tind e r lii.. V1,1114111114'. luau (5111 I lUhIl N IUUIIII1 - . - '" Pa'. a- - A Christmas cantata, "Down from His Glory" John W. Peterson will be presented at 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at First Assembly at 304 W. 27th St., Sanford, under the direction of Steve Col lins . by ' Ip aIc- FIRS? PENTACOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD sin Sa.Is.i A.v *avl'd RApald N'.-Aa, V Redeemer Plans ti 'I Ma ' Np- S.5d 5l,4 LUX I'S LUTHERAN CHURCH T Events Lutheran Church of the Redeemer, Sanford, will hold a Sunday School Christmas program at 4:30 p.m. Sunday followed by a congregation Christmas dinner at 5:30 p.m. Those attending are asked to bring vegetables or dessert as turkey will be provided. - Presbyteriari CO I NAP,? Pkt .4R! If klAN (HUVI • I H.. u'I 14414. Mi. • P ilie Sanctuary Choir at Pinecrest Baptist Blvd., Sanford will present ihe John W. Peterson Christmas cantata, "King of K ings" Sunday at :30 p.m. under the direction of Mike McGrew. ^ ;,%P Church, 119W Airport = .4.%:t. (14,,,14 '..-da, '"aG'svp Ar# 'Choir Presents Cantata 14 •..M ,a, A.4..., Mc If ' ,% it , ItIIUI SIr. If IN an irisalisi. JuN nue ISIVIICN tile Ixur% and girl!. Iii IITIII '.fltN ihietil ' - Ninhie!. UN well a thlclrJ(IIltI'. '.aak. t'.'a. Mr II la,ae'. their Irn;uus aNpA , xj ' GRACE UNITED VI THODIST I,. F..4R G..4' Pac' Cbv'(R 5,N.l I ala - U$;A.v Asab.p P.a1., Sb'. Sled, N.',,,, Pis,,4• Iw a,, , TvOssof ' -. ' a ..............• 12 of - I H I iI $ N. - SY Pal sIvTt:a'aT Gas ' •., y.. .0 March To The Manger Ill sa 'jA*.sP.p -. • :9 'I Na - First United Methodist Church of Sanford will hold its fifth annual ''March to the Manger" Sunday at both morning worship services. The chuich youth led by Sheryhl Goetzinger will i N,.,,-, CMIRISTUNITIO ME THODS? CHURCH O•I Itiii N• Q P$4 $ .g., Sc.., I ala Moto ' *s.sb-p '' Na MYF IA Sc' I Np 1., Ae'tb.p I I SI' 1 lIp A Agd-,sia, Md.'.'1 P.ap., G.o.p , HI lilt Vi. ' N PUISIT ?l A -a.' Vi A .t,' A.. Be. A I 5a,,,.. C14.(P 514opV.,v.,5 *s, 14p lit'if hod CP... V' ' S present a living Nativity scene while the congregation presents small decorated Christmas boxes containing monetary gifts for the charity of their choice, to the altar. - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y Mercer and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Ins urance L. D. PLANTE, INC, O-icdo Florida PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employcs GREGORY LUMBER J C PENNEY COMPANY se and Staff E C F a Eunice I WIon and t,sfi -- '' At SAPTaST AvTO, 5pI,l (,aw'(l O., ,O. Calvary 5apI.I(P,.i. Crystal Labe 65.4 LAleMa', C.;ci'p,,., Sap'.sI CAved 17$ Sa.'..NI. 55,4 (cP Till Oak A, C.,,,.! CP'vlvcIa !,.sI Sapi-tI Cl,.'..,,, U.,s'e,.a., iapIl CPe'I' 3qIPp.I Rd Cav&v,y.d. Sipl.;I (P-,,.cP C.,.,., Ci.,s Road Lab, NSa., V.CISP, SapI.sI CIav.cI, OadO,Ia,.., Nd al NpSP,-v Lu F..aI SapIst (Isv,cls III Pa's A.. 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Rd So Ma', Ma,e. - Aflmp.1 4 UN A 1)1551 - 5a..s,y4 LAS 115$ ON?H000* E.,',, sO,,..... Ove r" •N 55Spy., Co - AII.,,,..,s. p"is (au,,, 0.15,4.. CR,..cls. SI Gie,,. ii 0 C A . 114 16.4,5 II - F's Pail tauT,,, 0.5044., (P.vv(R SI JIA.. CN,s,-aI.o. CIlapI. U S PS. 113 F,... Pa Sp'.i Owe Lady 54IIN Lasts C•I04a,(cep14 I)IIMi,i,l,s Orleans EPISCOPAL CHRISTIAN fiT (Nile'S (RNfdk 1417 5 Sfs,d L. All Sa.$i Cp.sspaS CIpv,cR I D,Sa,, A.. - 1M,,pvap. (44.11 £p'asp,l C14v.c14 LSAg..od H5l, C..n Ip.acepa P.vk Avg al alla5l Sa.ip. CIsq,it,ap (5Sep05. Fiaa,. H4w$il D. - V.11CM Lab,,... CRa;I. Clsy05. S.ar LAIN Of of Jam.sp. 110uS$ Sills Am 5,'agve. .e-i4., cO'*G*I@ATIOISLL CS'S'S'.ialW.II CPr,st.., CIvects 34$! Pal LUTHERAN A5c.c54.. La'A,'ail ("vedl 0.I.515.k 0' $.$..e CM,$I,$IS CIIvtt* 1)3 * A.'p.,T Sl,I Shepherd Lutheran Church will present Christmas With Our Family" Sunday at 7 p.m. %so ith Kay Wolffe as director. The youth will participate. There will be refreshments served following the pageant and everyone is invited. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO Mr and Mrs Al Wilson 323 40H0 WINN.DIXIE STORES anoEmploycs , p vyvzo SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY £551 YSL V Of GC.O Volt £,),..pu, a' Gcd ,Church Presents Pageant To I 4 & SR.46, Sanford David Beverly and Staff FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff COW. First WILSON-EICHELBERGER SANFORD INN AactWcscn trn9ca al HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION The music department of Sanford Church of God at 801 W. 22nd St. will present a multi-media mu.sical Sunday at 6 p.m. The new Ralph Carmichael "Especially for Shepherds," will be directed by Wayne Harris, minister of music and involves the use of a sound track, special lighting effects, puppets and costumes. STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrorr. and ?a"I PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes of Sanford T04ClltCI14I1lAOp.45la.çd Ma.tIaod, III Labe A,, C.cN U'I,d Le'Pt'av 31:-c S O•taa. Of t,tP,,. (hv'tN o f P.,..d,vc, Dill.,,. 14 Iha,4 CP'vuP'cI t'ap Ildi,ii, It)* Ill'. Piac, V.Ss.ab Lell..... C14.,cI' Gall,.. Di,; 0. 6 H., (all.'Wu 51 LvINa.. Cle'(l' RI ala Si..,. as I$,clI Mall AIlap.I Sp,oq, Cass.lb.s.I IT Is PaA1ANE NI (Repcps 4 t5 Nii,,o JIll 5a,Ie,* A,, 0,01,4 (Pav,ls .41014. Paaaa,,.s. S N 44 tab, Ma,7 CRoCI OlIN N.Ia.,., I CIA Mary 51.4 Lab. u.., 1cn4.,,d C5SvcR el II, Pdaia,t... Wa,AaA 6 PRESBYTERIAN o.5... PvnbyT.vPa. CIIveCII. $sllaod SIN - I Avils' Lv,. Oill.oa too, U.I,d P,pspIp.,a. (Pli(14 -4 I - - 1. iuk St tIre' a nd 'ht'pd rt 10.01 - tlrrS sell religious t,irik awl lbs. a tava,rit,' .,it .arti, ,if i1* up .fipdn' (lirusto as gift In America and "'I"' ',,'Ii IV,""- \t;sns if th,- putilibs'rs i. Bible tilLs her'. currently art' rllililu' bIlks. ',th*'r tn..ra .ilJu%iflg a fsoni s Bible ' is or_a Iii Il;j'. Os's. executive IIibI,-s, art- ihre(1l) affhsated u.' prt'-3!1o.nt ujf ?iinth'rran s'. ith it religillu' lli'rurrarati, CI I. uroias1 . thou5h. the' 31 I .rp of Grand UapuLs, s1scta., it Sir publisher, silitisins aid trarLslatI,ra of tb' hI',altir11. lIthia ,'stilii,ais'. [II5I)lishl-rs 'alt's Ititak itst'lf ,are in the hand, f (otai bs.'t'.t'en $45 flitllillfl and SI-(ular cori.p.snu's ties, If tb!• rI.I.ri.,ft .'*- -'ffsh'tt !'i a )t-ar i,,',', '.... '1a. .11, - '!-_- x t' ln k..'trc- 11t',L'!. bran hes , if t hs.' (hfiirll ,tnsl figures not tatiulateti lIantsone- Bibles in genuint ('.arsbridgs' I. ri'. e'rsitc- prews tither i,'aah'r art, I c-Tiihaht' leather hinding it-tail at $16 to hl1l1L'A' of %%heatlrri. Ill - ( 'aiUrn$4..s Y'lure' expinsi'. . fwi.'.ht'tj Bihlts for the church 'HurIii of ( 'is"s'eianil, llcdn.ira 111tolsioll III I.lppiIiUOtt & G, at .lIt.Ir can run to a lot Hors.The Richard RobertsFamily joins In Oral Roberts Christmas TV Show. 1 he I,r(hInlIrs iolurii.' ansi Philadelphia. i),lutalrila', . Yor k. '1'hIlfl,d Nelson (I '.pe't- sal chsldren'- (-ditiOns I ruin $1 98 to $Ifl or i III retail \ashil1t .513(1 the' Atr,eriean lIable' Societ of Ne'i York II.ac- nt's ..alJ 65 fk'rl t'nt of all Be lbs.' tn t'rican 1111)1.' sotit-t% hrast 1.10 Bitite sales are for beg an publishing pp ala r 01s Bible' publishers , You'll probalik- think Ins 'aunt Babies for the US ri-arket casts.- into the Vs a r se i c k in her first ill) orlil, h(oiwrt.s tsr. the ''biist undertaking Ifl the Yak- season for the heSt (-mi)- ," says Oral lloberts, but uIrTpIratIs e'l ret i'ntic- a'. ith saul, 'hut it just didn't sink on the l(asbe'rts of n thirty )ears of Uainu4rcshare' of their annual salt's," he' the' (;ood %'I ache-ri I asas a little boy grossing in until one da) ashen a great ,;%-, . a rendition of eerie-s. the program is is hitS of ''This Christmas is all the s,aitl up. I thought that (hri.nias the scrupturt' in modern 510.10, rie's',l ratio- into 111% life. And a -retI and sec ular and is in( uiristnsase.s of H) life rolled ha' said the grosetti of asis Bibk ill,' 5O(irt', Is best known for its orange.' tccurdinp to that's a'. hers I began to learn te'nth'ul to be' entertaining 155 Into (flC, he'claw ' lii sale's ha.s bt'e'n nr.arked in t Dr Hoberts, oranges ase'rt' hard he '&rk spen'surint' traftsiatiorl Ill about the real meaning sIt "cell ,ts Inspirational 1 gift liii giv ing God 0.'. p.1st live' ) ears but could I() ('SlItS' b% as here he- gre'.'. up in the Bible Into several hundred ( 'hru.stma In hi nII'ssagl' for t hi' best.. the ('its of Faith,'' percentages becau_se no lint' Oklahoma. Iarigu.ige' s'speciails T it That re- al ne'aning of Special, ltoir'rts traces the Roberts said keeps the' recorits Christmastime. and 7.sunde'r'. an and the other that Christina -, is the' basis of pest-its tilled c-cars of his life as Musical Iugh15:115 incluik' it precious. Bibles account for about J4 hrii,s publish nuns iruuth'ssatering Ibalierts' latest one-hour .5 preacher through his sri-diet of ('hristn,as songs b) orange hecanras' the 05cm.of Z,ridvr.ans 'ales. and tr an slations lit the English tek". LSIOO Special. scheduledo tsp('ricrace's e' M se'cd'fauth Muss Warwick. a family quartet a'. hich have groan fruit. $1 2 hlihIe. plifie-ation of Chrittij to huia. ranging friar t* released in WF'TV ( th" 9, giving, to the present, ashefl' Richard. Patti, Juli and million ira 1972 up upasarcts of hr..sJestic Nang Jane's Verin 'I kneas all the' stories about 'Jiatirstias , fit-c'. 22, 10 pm. he is planning the start of a Christi Roberts, and solos by $40 million this )e'ar This 4inul its Catholic the baby Jesus and hose lIe' Starring special guei4 l)ionne H.tdicul and re-search both flichard and Patti percentage' reflects* the fact the I)tuuui Bible', to sariesu,' that, despite the healthy modern vilittions. inc ludin th" grossth, Bible's are a rather RtI,lt-, luroilue 511 1.'. small part of total sales of group of mt-n( h Jesuits about a Christ san religious book s. a uli'cadc ago an ci p ubt a h..' ii III s- I..... t.._ -- - . , 1US 6% 5...., I'.CI 0.11 41-19 4I.UI_;.,Sa II,,tjI'. UI .e'ii(,I [45 i)OULtit.'(Jj', I made a horrible' lIa' A re-ates the pattern and inspirational "miters of evers sla' , if tic- life pro' lit-ryan tirouht out the N.'.4 nIisl4ake, and I'll pus for it till directs the' s- avers hits set. .snth verse and illustrative Te'st.sis-nt in the N.".'. Inter(li Nisi I aunt ) ou to 514) this at the cUss I die. I can't change' the' ds their lass n bat of as irk, he artists. ZJndt'rVa11 e"tiilaatt's national Vs-rsaon is fell, S tar, past and neither can anyone le'at once 15 1.1) until )ou W0 ill(, as 110k- Se'nvtiSiae's a this ri,mke't iolat sseII user $.500 ago and expects to brin (Ut thit else, so 5'. hat gooel can I look lx'lie'se' it. Anti you can belies-ca'. t'iavs'r makes a mistake, but riulilon in 1976 and said it is i lId Tc-iajiae'nt in the '11110 forasard ti)" because (sid promises to the host skilled dc-signer grossing a rapid rate. version ' )e ar Ansi'. ci No, IJU can turn the' badinto good for those' vairk the (lass irtc the pattern, - '1' here are tlorr than 3.300 'Wv furmls believe this Bible change' the pa st And it's liii 'ITs ha. bit, and folIos'. 11am. When t - re-atinig an even Illume' beautiful Ialoksture.s in the' countra (lust a long as ) toss arul'. good looking buck s ou trust God, lie' promises to and and interesting design handle, re'ligiou" books es• retaining ilost of the ntajest ic agonizing Over ashat asent seatch over you. to care 23,l,I I...,...,l .................-4 .5-iusri. ''I near l'. 'dT dlIU Lilt- ianguuge' UI the King Jaim's as rong, tsry pciit i especially when uIij Ill T" 41,1 of tlie-,e store's hip- 's''rslon taut .Iaritsing nuns ('1 lot ourself Nit human being God's the' details of our life are so eau can't do an)ltung about it able to t'r"ach,-il $373 trillion lust it , ob(ti'.c;itzin,," has ne's sTild ihirection and let hurt turn your iti;perlant to h an that "even anvasas The' Bible says uiade'rs-tantl the rio'anung of life mi-stakes into successes Right the s'r hairs of )our head ar, forget ashat lie's behind, the We can't even urriierstuid out past, and on as ith lie's ahead lIVsrI life', I inly God. the Master 110 )'A I '.s an t ou tit 'a%. 'God is all riunibereel'' - l.iik,' 12 - 7 Ill) Source'- M einl Soun l'hulippiun'. 3 - 13i You iraus not ('reator, St-e's the as bolt- pattern ' %• hj"ti '. itit lW' 5' hole' self (;lij Is II good God I give' 0) se's' sn>thiing good ever hap- .Inll PUipll"e' 'If life' Its rat 3Il hani'. acithIut a'. hauls' life' (;1. and I trust ;!.'ning 5ou. but God run take' '.I'met hing like- Pit as 'as , r ,'sl-rvll!l.ns the'n lie' ,A111 be' litiia to turn HI) (lass c-el life tutu) even the most terrible nh_stOke fluster designer "su.4iufl_S iiiriph'te.lc- re'spon.sibIe- for %ou a thing of be'auts ;initl asork things out fe)i I t'Xpt'tt Oriental carpet Ii.' sees the11,.- oor-.e If uk becomes good "re-tng guied happen to ii, Ill, hiumians "hole be'uuts sf hi creation business and you tori relax 8 28i before' the' car pe t is e-vt!n be gun mk'ginning ti'das and continuing and let (;,oil take tI',e'r' ", .,:,,' '' -''' , iF! Z?i .i 'r' ;h 42 W~~V #11 ' 1. , k 'i1, ., It .I* i'4sa ""- . " ..; ~ I - - , ' are I r-:-4 ',$ - pt'arar1us. ' .- -, 'r .45,4 1 Christmas More Than An Orange r'5"2,,r.,- •). - .'' c.- -.4:' . - ''r -' - ,-', M'.V'" -s'.. '14 ' '•1 ,5,5.j., " ' an - I giving mc- - -: .,' - ... 4 - '.,. !',, ', . .'l" - -' ,.- l,,•, - • -?,.v?.. ,L. .'S, _ ;c-,r,,_ •: , ' "5145 '' - give no '' ' suwig J,,•... .•b'.1 ..: i',.-(.. - -' eeistiorv percent with i - en - Sti ll Pay ing For Past Mistake Lake Mary Baptist Mission will hold an adult 'Vhristmas party Saturday at 7p.m. at the home of Mr and Mrs. Roy Wright, 1311 S. Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Bring a white elephant item for gift exchange. P.,,i P..,b,I,',,, ChitI, 0.. a., 6 . SI F..I Pi,5,?i,,v (P'vl(l $1 D.Sa., I"I Hillavi Cei.,,pai.al C14w'os 1715 S O'lsuia Di So Au*p, '$ib,l,,... Clvqth 5115 See. (ale Rd SI Mj,15 Ppp1t,,5,, CPIvI(Pl T ol l PaI,,, Sp'.., RI AlIaA,", Sp,, UpI.JI• CIAA,P.I, CPIv.tl Upta'a Rd Wp;IA,.5I., PIbb,IFt,bil CIvItI 1,1 IaI'$ UI Ca,s.'w.., SEVENTH DAY ADVIPATSS? Lab. S.v.lP. Da, Ad.,,.,, (144,P. Ha, 4a F.j' C', SIVilIA Day Al,pve,5t CIIVICII Ma,I.aN Ave A11a.as, Sp'"s Sav'.,i 4.iIIA D4 Ao,p.i,, CI'v.I lAs A Li'., AWl, Spi, $e..a, o., a ..s Ii V.,s $•Pill14 di Ai.,.,,,, CII,,(A $ l P.'., 51 S.','i '•''- - - for at can next , * ' - ,n-, '. ---.5- unde-r to gut - I to to - - sour your to good Violent Sects Concern Mormons Its I)fra%'II) E. ANI)ERSO\ ('l'l Religion t titer '.-ttuc- krioasn, ,ij'.ot,,c- c- or practice- of peR gurus or plural marriage bc- na-nhlx'rs he (laurch of Jesus (lirist of Litter-dab- Saints ansssht're' in this.' asorld is iflhioe'ttiatt' cause of (lhurch discipline- leading to e 5cofi iii Un Ci at intl. - the statement said. At le'isst part elf the re-won for the leadership's concern is that 1015' lIt I he' Iv.i ci ers If the pIlls setts ,are' f.rnii*'rMIsrillIri', 1511(1 1os1 of the' scsi'. .aFe' ( t'rIte're',i in the' ('tab are,, hillhh,' Ill the Mairriion (-hurt hi 'flier.' is no question that l5ile earl) chtircti nie'nssbe'r, uiu- luiiing founder Joseph Srtiith, thu practice- plural Ilarriags' during the' sec'unii half if the 19th t'riiurs lii.' practice of pel)gItuii) is taisa'sl Old Te'stariae'rst .51of The outbreak of violenc e b) small religious sects as ho continue to a(Ivo(-ate' and pracrut'e pol)gams plural marriage- has the leadership the Church of Christ of i-otter-day Saints Mornaelns asorried, ilis' Mssniioti leaders' fl . ct-rn is that becausci it Ont',' llriI(ti( eel plural lilurrilige it as ill bs'corte- identified in this hv)pullur iiiintl asith the' sects heir violent-c' In a state'rias'na( ta'inug eir utte-si las leaders the chore-h in Utah, the' ule'noninatson reaffirms its long-standing t"ss- hing that it not teach pIlls gust.) or at1om uric- perm c-nte'r into its practices of Jesus gatiuuu.s ansi of tines ' to , - .-'. - ' - ,. on - '- - '. - '' -', ' - - - t ' - .' . -" .- - - - t ''Unts if this' kings 151111 patriarchs suh us D,ivid. Abraham, illilil) and IS1liI(, asho had a'.ivt's or cone'ubine's (ont mars to most public iliiilge'5, the practice of pel)galn) not an invitation sexual pronraiscuits but is rat her Just the opposite- a rather strait-laced affair that is di te'(' t e el t .lVs a r (I procreation r.stfi''r P1,111 "c-soul c'nJ0shie'lrt Ibis.' federal gosernriae'nt tigars passing lass prohibiting kll)guxiis in 1862 aItN)uglj the' earlier lIla' '.'. ere ge'nerralls lilt s-nifore c-el In 1879, the Suipre'tiitCourt ruled that ths- anti11 l)g,iil5 ,asss '.'.e' r(' ('sIn several is to stitsJtiilfl.al .ur h lu lals t-St3fl,' that there' ,ire' .Ini) five ir.ajor group. a! plc- gunaists and that the's probaijl) nuxiitwr around a.((i rather than the 30,000 to that Nslhlit' lace'Sluflts hiss e sugge'stt'l ti the center of the L'urrtht Ersil 1&'N;aron, head .f roup he cults the' k lIon hi 'fth.' I;unab God, aril 1 ..'l is's i-el t lass e'n forut'ii Is-lit i' to be rs'sporvsibl.' fr the u.i:ile'r or lisappt'ararct-e' t, f .11 lt'u'-t 010. pt'tspl, ,IT, tassibh or,' (IS- Sr (bit' last fitc'ontrove'rss In 81 the' I 'hurs-iu in t :.-,u.r.,i ('orufe're'sit-,. b u000inisus S Its'. is(e't'pteS.i 155 iuthoritatise and binding the de't'laratusn his (hiur. hi l're'sisle'nt Vs ilforul Ww1rufl that plural sIariagrs seas not to 1*' t:aught or enouragc'uI e'lfe'ctive'ls the pr isu a ithiri iuti is'.m, I Christmas Pageant At Paola - In rtte'nt )t-lurs rivalries tK'64('('ii the- sect,, has-c' ksl t,u 1:011 fights and ii urdt'rs and g Keep Christ In Christmas - bust U, tit -I 1111 l- III 'las . and ri's-is si tail, ,il'uul tis. alle'g,-t idt'SIICs,ssi prin I . p"l can, s, a'. hs"rs B ulteari ( tllrvd. lu_au 'f a riv,sl group 511115' 1,501) to ic it hi 2,111 ls r It ,il ' 1; .1 ''J'h 4 A '-_ rnc'u.s fear - in' as dining r(xi in addit ion to Ihi' I loint' 'l'h tirsd ay afta'rnooii at an ol)('Ii house and (It'dicauIiohI sponsored by the I)u'Itonia Woman's Club. MARANATHA PENTECOSTAL CHURCH' Sun. Sch, ho am..' Morning Service 1130a.m. Evening Servicep.m, •Frlday Service 7 JOp m. WTRR Radio ljoa m Sunday The fastest growing Sunday School an Sanford 1014 French Ave. Sanford I •-°•:',. .." , ' --•. -- - • 'I', 41. ,c' .1i'd.I('S, - S. .-', '-4:t'- •', !LA, 1it-3 - .1, -., -' - ' -- "5. -•' ' S lit . :,'. Yi .. '' - ' , "I' .. - 'I or .) f I. , '1 j, •, .-• ..•:• 'u:'o.: I n. Dec. 18th • 12 Noon to 3 .1 N P.M. `;," Centenni l Park a The Church where Everybody's SOMEBODY and NOBODY'S A STRANGER YOU BELONG HERE!?! a , ., -: ice' WELCOME TO MARANATHAI James Holmes. 22-s-ear resident of Good Samaritan hlotni', ( with help of hle,iklah floss) cut ribbon for •' L Between Oak & Park and 411h & 5th Sts. (IF BAD WEATHER-CIVIC CENTER) SANFORD Chicken Bor•B.Que 2 Adults $ 1 Child ren . Facifities for eating the parkAlso take home containers. f h ,s.,.1,..,bal,. %iVIIuIIUUVU DINING ROOM DEDICATED .-.;- ,5.' op ;ao u The Paula Wesleyan Church will present its annual Christmas pageant "No Room for the Sunday at 6 p.m. W,5.,'.,C,,, ,'c " it., '*•: .3 \i'I "1 ri".e'ireht'r be'lit-', I tha1 rn- l.'-lI;aru,n crOup 111153t 1'' 1.' lire than 411 or iiun p, of the'r. \1,' s r.'ii'acers base Ix- en .hsrgt'i a tb the' riursb'r \tl ary quick to Ixiud that . -h ii(' Ill that l.tlhir(irl as 7i -, xN tivitie's iroas Ic-ad to ii revisal eat I uhiiilcirIu'atell from Its(' ehur ,lnti'Msirri(on prejudice- 311dis_irs and stress - the-re' is l$'iss.'cuthln (if the e hurt Ii ri 'thing in the teachings of Ihe According to church officials, I hors Ii us ,Iii) of its authorities ti,list ,II'(ilUnitS gre'atls f0m h L an his' re'asonibls 5' x.sggerate' the e'xte'nt of thIs' .1OL"t runt ill ntuk',ute' or erapre'sent practie'e' of pcsls I'iiliic. J.l,' l,ll5 s1,iStlS \ic:rnions " .5' , " It:! 5's' '..' '" 1i tP is ifll '. Ne ''i' ' of - - , - - o;'u - - / El -- - - "Keep Christ In Christmas" is the theme of the annual Christmas program at First Pentecostal Church of I4ongwood, Sunday, at 7 p.m. "Messiah Is Born" will be presented under the direction of Mrs. Sibyl Coombs with music by Mrs. Sharron 1cCalhister. The Junior High department will fresent "Christmas? Confusion?" and the 'Youth department under direction of Mrs. Faye Bragg will present ''That Wonderful Time." The Nursery and Beginners departments will also participate. . ' ng, '' OTHER CHURCHES All,.. S A V £ CR,.P 01,,, A 11114 All P4.114 (lana Camp S,,.,,,,.i, A,b,.. P,l II 5.4,1.11 H$l.44;5 Clap.. S,a,OII A,p osolvels CIffimnI, (l5S CNvtpI J"VICN'OSIL.fl,t Dup SAWS. lIllP.,l a,. 0 .51 (1sept14 .4 (IsiS $(.p.e.pI MS I .45t LIII M.'i,.. CS'ipI 0vs',,i 11.1. Lea, Nioyp. N,04p Hall SI it,al I W.t01%$ Labe M.,.. Unit ISj N I'd It P.151 Both (l,,pp Of IN L'..M God U...a, '44t4, OH'S S.NSI T4IN",CI. A.. Off lISPS at p.,.,, S.m...., H o tel SCls.s1' f.vt P.MI(.,III CRateR SI LsA,.454 P4PII (5Sep05 .4 hAl.,. Fv,i Giip,I ?.b..o,, )4 C.v*,, CIVO Ml Drove$5110455 CRepl Oil HIs I d. 0,5,., 1. %n$.,e £II.d0iI Clepcii. 1411 $ P4,1 A,, $.0I., I'll 34e4 SsIs, A., Sasl,,d C0.c,aIW..IS$ JP.,.R $ *.I04iu, 'Ni A all $ I R, SaI,aI.I. A.,,,, N saso, 51 RSII.al, HIll Uaea,, a., 5 aN L,,.e.,4 Clv,iR 17$ ?cUC..II. Rd *aMISpt*i Jastd (lv, .4 CNal AIICAHI Kelp TrIAlp Clavyil 'I God... CP,...4 (.vo,, CRCp.I LII $pjs M40p.,jI,04 L05 I ll TIw Peal 045p. Clvvtts NI Ow. L..d Iplas CR,.;t Wa5RuI., 55 Cases, ('Ip Is'ru,saje'n Quest ion - Baptist Mission Has Party or METHODIST SuwIt U'.I,d U,m.,,au (14,.t7i I DeSa., A,$ I..t.vpi,. Spa, Labs U".Ipd UpH,od.51 C,a,d14 5.11..' A V I CIvic,, Ca..aa. Hill Ca*w1N.., (Ii'.AVil,l U'.I,d MI?PM4.5l ClIaa,(C. Hap I t 91 A P...,, R-f Rd Ca;;.abn,p 0,5.', CC"mvAl M,IP.i4.yl CII,,eP A H.,*bCvb, RI 0,Sa., F.,;? U. '.d M.Haod,;I CIvedA III P .vjl Y,'P,od,ll CI.v,cli of O..,j F.I 5apffi,p M.IPsid.11 CleicI 3541 S..5.'d A., Fi$i MlPaSd4I Cvtd14 NI A 4114 II G,v.,, Milpa.4,? CPav,dl Gt..a Grate U..,I44 Mffi4I CIvicS A'vpsqI ilyI G'auI C14.p.I £141 CleptI 0,,. O44v.,, M$N4.l CRepcla Q,,ps 0sIe M,15S.Ap1 Phil4 W($I,5'S USINAPI. II 44 W It PMIC So lames AM I "a so C,py.s, 1 L41e MS CP4c6 SI Ca.NI,. City 544, 5•0.145 ill $44 51 UA.,'S A U C CIsvccb St RI 4I Os$* So Pool Milledit C$sv.pl Oil.,-.. Rd - I0'ispvaia SIaI$..l M,sn.,,aI CIN,cIs , S Diia,, 5a..aasde U..,IN MIIIN4SI CRvil, 154)4 aM I 4 L.05ap.d LSa15aesd H 1.tt(i I1)i1f. l'I'l Business rhter NEW Y1 1 1,1K I U Ph yi: If t4 . -- Especially For Shepherds 16) ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H Hodges and Staff 4 5. .' ' 16 $4 - . iiiillian ttlra,ler', .tiil 'ii I lIrINlilla!, 15'.,.'.'. til Isring IIIIIIIIrT, Ire- Mr'.. . I, I'. ldiiiil SlIt' . 1551!. I3l.%t.i 'atIJl the t'SlrIII('rN their ursisal , S c-. V:' .4 A't14 P b..v.-j AcisP-p S-b. C'a,,,s ApI A. . F. Cantata Set On Two Nights YeAS E,eil,il5 Saturda ApI P'a,ii St "Ct s.c c Np .. P45'1• £ Ci's U'-I-.i uvv..- P',c14.s S,.-da, SCP.o.I •I5 Ha 7p p,,M Au t.. s.. a a,,. St.. ' SIp - . iINIIr:IT3('. N - C ..v.v S,,,,. "'Y"'124 , I "1 '- I;a,I i X am a bit If", Vp.v..5 Ao'sPp 'I .. I!Il ,::,aL,:_! -V - -:%Ls - . 0000 SHE PHIIO Frday CHURCH 01 CHRIST 'I'I Pail •, Paster I IC a - . 5v'da,I,qv.A *,e s.,. s'.e, (c'4,l't M•l'.vg 5,144, M..M *p.vb.p t,eu,. *..p LUTHERAN CHINCH L 9 23 1.8 O. .. Mc",; AalsR.p '4 f I., •. .' 0. .. 4 •'• /5 • , ' . Jeremiah AS? SAP TI5T CHURCH S..Id S • . - ThUrSday I I Na ITS, 4 ci p.. I : .- •. ., • • • Isaldh a .&A901,11 . 4 Wednesday CHURCH OF CHRIST . : 'i'. s A.v14p LUTHERAN CHURCH OP INC RIDIIMPR oes a.. TN Lw'N,a' HIv A'd . YP., R. (14f A Rvvc14 PSI'A' S'd., SI IHa Ae'tP.pS...c• II Na. 01.160118-fir. ''1 . L .. 541 O'a'g. N.. I Ra14G.a.I S.-dal S (P4A1 Lutheran 11 • .a . .. 401.17 . • . '. '• .. • (• Tuesday Isaiah Church Of Christ r'abi . law.i's j ' - counterpart, (HolD ,. .• • ' • ): FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH . ' "Cir I #. , Isaiah S Ala { ala s,v.c. AId N,',,., P'c.e.d Ic,'. Sunday Paste, P ut L 0.'',. S."da, ScKeci Yc*v.q Ac.-aP.p 4a NP - Api Pia,. a it'. 5t.-, Pentecostal 1 • . ....I .0 -, , ate. CC.-I.4'C, PALMETTO At'aUt BAPTIST CHURCH Art aê R. Ia,cild C.,cs,' i" 5,., %Npl a ala - - Iaa than ce e l ip • 51 P £ .i' '5 A ' 14 Pa s te , D0.9 oft C) I ,•*i tim .the direction of Judson Rogers, a former minister of music in Baptist churches in the south. In existence for two years, the chorus has received many honors. 'his Love, - Reaching," a celebration of God's Gift. written by Ron huff and Bill and Gloria Gaither. will be presented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. by the First Baptist, Sanford, choir under the direction of Charles E. Davis Jr., minister of music and youth. Soloists will be Jerry Fisher, Elaine Drake and Steve Nephew. I ll a m (.4-5plt!,( 5, , . " 'a'a t Alit tol . a ' :c P '' • :: - • Concert Chorus will sing Sunday at the 11 am. service for First Baptist Church of Sanford under I Na Pro P SC. : A:P S I • AofvR p A.4 Pea,,, CHURCH OF GOD I;) A 1'a 5P.I . C "c'4 A The 36 member Spruce Creek High School Church Of God IS )ta m I Np PN - Concert Chorus To Sing GI Pat ,A CHURCH 0$ ?a'Ip aAAeP 'at '. N aa 0,'..a a. SaNaORD CHRISTIAPa CHURCH 13! £.ipc.! PI%14i church Nazarene p I. . NURSERY PROVIDED I 41a I' P..,,, 5g.. ci t ii 14 ..- Y,,L1b,H,IITUI LS'lOOd ,mum Photo, Niv ii, 4145 YCl*.,1 Aev14.p ,.,'a £vtil.il5 S,','c. aC(14 -, . -.' • p 'lie Christmas cantata, "Night of Miracles," by John W. Peterson will be presented Sunday at 11 a m at the Grace United Methodist Church of Sanford by the church choir under the direction of \liss Patricia Perkins, A live Nativity scene will be presented by the church youth at 118W. Airport Blvd. in front of the S...ieII ill SR 441 .. R,ii.•'I 0r.,n J., :a..-.i s N. II AC,IP,pSA,,,(p1 IT'd • nd Ain Swodaill £....rof W.P1414.p P Np 17A4 and 4tP4 $.nda,$) .000 API SbI %Pp4y 'c-fPu5 *C.-v14-p CPi4.t14 T*-.-v, £ 'pv.*., Ae'14'..p -V will go caroling. Night Of Miracles -. • 5Il'dl, S('a$ØI congregat ion ST LUKE Mi CHURCH fins ticin 1i55? CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST ',:' Si'a'AA., h,. $5PlA 4 ' '" \. as, Sc14o' S ala - LONOW000 rusT BAPTIST CHURCH Cc' (Pi,14 a., 40,a -' $ ' R,. J*$ , - I Np OF CAME RON CITY I NC - .. -•. 14. i"' '" '"' S.-.da. Sc".-eu a ala P'..i 5:, N t •P p ': ____ "•4 5.-•, A, 14 ' :; • - .. - • Methodist Church of Casselberry will present a Christmas cantata, "The Gift" Sunday at the 9:30 and Ii am. services. The Cherub and Chapel Choirs will present their ('hristrnas program at 7 p.m. Sunday after which anta will distribute treats to children and the ' I .# ,. .q We,iP*.p Ihl £ ap' . P,.,, a. ?,,v O$I.'iI Board Meet CHS,pTIaH CHUICH 1.11 a ears a., iii. "a',. I ':d' La.)PaGRCGATIOI4AI. ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Cab A,, sa...i P A •''..* £ ".'e pa'o, • I ala -, 0,. SP*tP!.. %.'1•. Sc"oe ac AA ,,' *,(*S(TNIL AMP CHURCH 'a." 5l',,l - C.aa. C.,, % cHusc. The Chancel, Sonshine and Company, 'Young Hope and Chapel Choirs of Community United a a C.Pp led Sunday Catholic Popular Gift Present 'The Gift' $#tab00%' Inds 4ffiThv,td, P aiu, P4,5141 lvirprolt Congregational Bible Remains Methodist Choirs pallelp Mormons virtirth-P :: Baptist Brief ly a Pip.. METHODIST CHURCH aos Friday, Dec. i, I77-36 I Ho Pa UMYP I vAil PI *SiIK *,d IbI,i,w4,&PrI,,' ter i,Pl *I4Mldlv FpllIwitiap supper :: Assembly Of least 1..THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY II I RELIGION 7TalPApKegIKØ ., Rolf Artfoijor flad"ti In - - IhIwFIUlflweflI S Proceeds to go towards construction of a Gazebo (small bandshell) S Sponsored by The Centennial Park Committee, Chamber of Commerce and C.IP. I WHY COOK SUNDAY DINNER WHEN YOU CAN COME OUT & EAT WITH US? 1t1 4 S.j"e -' , . " -4- .-' �4 & -EenIng Herald, Sinford, Fl. Friday, Dc. %. ttll ________________________- Legal Notice TONIGHT'S TV ______________________________________________________ Legal Notice - Legal Notice_ - P4OTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING CLASSIFIED ADS CITYOFWINTER$PRINbS, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA OFANORDINAPICEEYTHECITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Noticlof Public HearIng armed goddesses. $ WlC$O0 PROlATE DIVISION . SUNRISE SEMESTER NotiCe 5 P1IreV given that a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN File Number fl.416 CP aza'd and a beautdui siae 9 LUCY (flAW) Pubc Hearing will be held at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by O,viiion ui JOPY'i Pttiiup Law stIrs 6 ________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Commi%SiOn Room in the City Hall IPIe City Council Of the City of Winter IN RE ESTATE OF Evening 24 THE AGE OF UNCERLIVING WORDS in the City at Santord, Florida, at Springs. FIOrid& that sad City JOHN BILLICK, TAINT'Y Weekend In Ver Council has received application by 600 Deceased ? 000 cIo P N on January 2. 1971 700 43c a me time to consider the adoption of an o the SEMINOLE YOUTH RANCH. mont Final episode in series NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sic a line PROFILES IN EDUCA3ConhicutivS times 24 r NEws INC ,requesting the City of Winter TO ALL PERSONS HAVING dnance by t1i City of Sanford, leatures Henry Kissinger. line TION SJca ,011t,tlmI5 Springs to annes the following CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST FIor.da, as follows 630 coo AM. - $30 P.M. Katherine Graham. Washing' MARLOANDTHEMAGIC described properfy ORDINANCE NO. IO2 THE AbOVE ESTATE AND ALL MONDAY thru FRIDAY 112 NBC NEWS ton Post publusher.andformer MOvIE MACHINE LOt$3.11nd 5. Entminqr Farms OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ANORDINANCEOF THE CITYOF SLInesMInImum SATURDAY 9Noofl 4. 6' CBS NEWS British Prime Minister Edward Ti SESAME STREET (A) FLORIDA. TO ANNEX __________________________ SANFORD, ______________________________________ Additl No 2. according to the plat IN THE ESTATE 9 AC NEWS ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA thereof, as re(ordd in Plat Booh S. Heath discussing points YOU GILLIGANS ISLAND I THE CITY OF SANFORD. 24 LOWELL THOMAS RE Peg 9. of the Public Records of that rr .Tinhin'Str.l'ion f 'he es•at• OF brOugNt up in previouS 733 LOR IDA UPON ADOPTION OF Seminole Count'?, Florida. togliher of JOHN BILL ICIc. deceased. File ML MB E AS Wine tori i' PINK PANTHER episodes with all 01 the right of way Cl Old Number 77 116 CP. is PCndiflg in the SAID ORDINANCE. A PORTION Criwcti. IA) 1000 ARIHURANOCOMPANY Sanford Oviedo Road lying dot. Circuit Court 10, Seminole County, OF THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY QUINCY Quincy. 700 LYING APPROXIMATELY 161 South of the aIorrde.ribed parcel Florida. Probate Divison, the ad THEGMEATGRAPEAPE (Jack Kiugman) allOws hiS 2 LIAR S CLUB 1d City Council will hold a public dretS of iShih is Seminole County F [IT EAST OF UPSALA ROAD SHOW hearing at 7 O PM • or as soon Courthouse, 5,intorj, Floridi. 37771 _______________________________________________________ AND APPROXIMATELY 160 aduitri of a famous recently 4 THE BRADY BUNCH 00 __________________________________________________________ Ihereatter as possible, on Monday, TPit personal representative of the FELT NORTH OF PAOLA ROAD, star to SLaifl cowbOy ITi0Si 6 THE CROSS WITS .12) CB BEARS _________________________ January 9, 1971. 10 consider the yStlte s DOUGLAS STENSTROM. iN ACCORDANCE WITH THE blndhimtOlheObs,OuSSuSPi. 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF --------C 11 SKATEBIRDS ' - adoptlonofanOrdinlnceby theCity ,syiow IdOreSs 's P0 00' 1330. VOLUNTARY ANNE XAT ION Things to Eat cn that robbery may ANIMALS Red Spot Fo Sur' I of Winter Springs, Florida. title of S.,ntord. Ioriaa. 32771 The name PROVISIONS OF SECT ION 171 044. 9" ALL NEW SUPER4-PersOnals been the IT'iOtrs'e Cl the crime 551 *l'iiCh is as lollowi - and address I the personal F LOR1DA STATUTES FRIENDS HOUR WHEREAS, Ordnance No I3 lb bo'% rro:en Carolyn Jones, Cameron AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY rrpresentat,vI. s tlorney are 24 MICNIEL-LEHRER REI CATFISH U LOWELL THOMAS REivissed and adopted by the City I OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA forth below tSXperbO' 9IIM4PIeA.e Ph Vitct*I guest PORT Bernard MEMBERS Still *70 50. TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL All prrsrls 'a. rig clams or CommiSsiOn on September 12, 1977 DIVORCE F OR MS IS 24 PORIRAITOFANURSE 730 Barijth IR) 791. __________ ------. quashed and declared of no InC details KIT. Bo AND MUNICIPAL LIM'TS TO cfemands IQ.tinSt the estate are 1 Documentar' *hict tocuses 2 FAMILY FEUD NAVAL ORANGES A ohe Citrus THREE lurthPr force and effect on ANNEX THE HEREINAFTER required Pompjno, Fl 3206I 830 WI ThIN for sale $300butheI 127 O'67 0 4 THE GONG SHOW on Jean Steel arid her life as a 3ESCRIBE 0 LANDS '.i i tJ t- •OiT t' "OM HE DATE OF Novemblr 71. 1977 by the Circuit 24 BOOK BEAT ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM 372673) AND BEING 1Ff SLMINOL' TPIE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Court of the Eighteenth Judicial 1l,rSe cl,rafl 6 THE MUPPET SHOW 900 IN YOUR FAMILY' "_ It 00 THIS NOTICE, to lilt *lh the clerk Circuit, in and for Seminole County, COUNTY FLORIDA. PURSUANT 9 S25 000 PYRAMID 2: SPACE SENTINELS AL ANON PeOple AriO itt. "OnIt uSC 0* Florida. in that certain case entitled TO FLORIDA STATUTES Ill Oil, of trie atE., 0'jlt a *rtten 4' 9 i NEWS 800 torfamilesor trefidsof t 4" 6' BUGS BUNNY.ROAD ccs' class t-eCadS'Q t. S PROVIDING ZONING FOR 'FF41 s',trr', rn' f irip lam c' demand (Ounly 0* SiminoI. Stat 24 DICK CAVETT sHow 2 12 HALL OF FAME p'OOiem drinterS "Silt. ha.e E.,n claim must be l r,ija, vs City Of Sanford, a . S U IT J I C 'F P R 0 1' 1 1 Y RUNNER tn,1 11 30 br further ,ntOrnuat,on LaIi I Got A Christmas For I ____________________________PROVIDING U OR THE AME PlO fl wr,liryj arid mist ndcate the Florida municipal corporation, Case I SCOOBY S ALL STAR y_ 2 jZ TONIGHT 17) 1511cr *r.te MEN T OF MitOn Berle Adsrwie THE OF F Id AL baSs tO the (lair" the name and Plo 772015 AP 01 E. .rnd LAFF A LYMPICS II-ItlSlrUcllonS Santord Al Anion Famil, Group casMovIE NASH WHEREAS the County Corn lOPtIiti.. MUP AND THE CITY'S address Of flit' Crt'Olor - I- - agent t3srDeau Ha!osd Gould ano 12) ANIMAL FRIENDS P0 ITo' 553 .minOlC niintv, I C0.tPREIIEPISIVE LAND USE miSiOn c' Hawkte o's a Santa or attorrr, A' tic amc,iijrit iit.! .n this fact i'I(RV CROCKETT SSr.tord Fla . 37171 f5Øf iha City r..s'i. "rC'.':, S•US( (1 N I- U ,iilitj 'I tiC (liii,, 5 iiOi ,Cl b4ANNAF4 a Chtstu,as pari' )i (o1eafl casec story of GADEN (A) TII rS?riimCnf% TO C 'Fr ir. , c r, when .r w. oeton'.e due Comrn'sso" I ¶P Cty c S,snfvd. CL[ Lessons "CLO WITH A DRINKNG cn'den !t'eri r.ars of beas-, "i Ccflr$ ot ma Jewish CO'nSEVERABILITY sI'iaii be statrd II the claim 5 Florida that it haS no objection to the ReIars 710 1 I t AND EF 930 PROBLEM in the b ttsefield (A) ruty' 01 a midwestern FECTIVE DATE contingent or unliquidated. the annetation of the property Sinford 3231111 P.hay AlcoholiCs Anonymous 2).2) SUPER WITCH 6' NFWS A copy shall be available at the nature of the uncertainly shall be herenafter described. and p 'chad a' to till the jobS ot Can Help Sin.i & tern's .flSttvct cn 24 FRENCH CHEF Topic Office Of fhe City Clerk of the City of Stated If trip &Iai'n 5 %CCured. the WHE REAS. tb City Commission 9' BARETTA When Baretta Christians who would otherPhone 473 1517 available Teaching ,ourQ%'rrs Hard Ied Eggs (rity Snull he described The rias been advised that is necessary Wnter Springs, Florida to, all think3 an undercover tedorai Write P 0 80' 1713 .s s" have had to work on a specialty Latest teihnQLCS persons desiring to examine same claimant shall deliser Sufficient trial a new ordinance be adopted to 1000 Sanford. Clorida 32771 i'ta'cot Pro s erttied Op USA Pro agent tS taking adChrIStmaS ALL INTERESTED PARTIES copes of the claim to the tltrk to approor iatelv annei the properly 2" j7 BANG SM A NO Tenn Ui.g%tr p F c' 'ito Ooug santage of desperate junkies 6 SHA NA NA are invited to attend and to be liPard enable the (lr'rk to mail one copy to hereinafter cle%cr bed into 115, Mar 7(*SI 371 4A- PUblIC Notices LALAPALOOZA SHOW by pushing heroin on the .orporate l.mt% 01 the City Of THIS NOTICE is lobe published in each personal representative 9 DONNY AND MARIE OS24 A BIT WITH KNIT ______________________________ - hO tutGI a' his badge to got the Evening Herald ano in the All persons interested in the estate Santurd I iorda. and MOND SHOW Guests Mac v%HER[AS trier, has been filed 1030 ART SALE- Alt Decorators I Sentinel Star, both newspapers of a tO whom a COpy of thiS Notice of (RI )8--HeIp Wanted Davis Paul Lynde. MacKenzie CnIl,ctors LimitCd Edition, I general circulation in said City, one Administration has been mailed are with the City Clerk Of the City of 2' 1% I AM THE GREATEST 00 Florida, a petition con THREE Sintord, Signed I Numbered Lithos. I timeeach week lot- four COnSKutve required. WI THIN 4: r BATMAN-TARZAN HIGH SIPIOOL (,WADS L.m-ti-si 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPE830 signed posters, serigraphi. weeks prior to thC time of t15 public MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF taming the names of the proPerty Openng% tfOA' Good Pa 1561 I ADVENTURE HOUR CIAL Lou Rawis 5 host wtt'I hearing TIlE F lIST PUbLICATION OF Owners in the area described 6 MARY TYLER MOORE water Colors, photography A oils Travel Advrntvre mo I. 24 DANIEL FOSTER guesls Electric Light Or. IHISItOTICE, totile any obiections hereinafter requesting annetation OATEDthiS 5th day of December, IrOm S Evington Gallery, 8lu SHOW A) - vocational Tra.n.ng Fast • MD 1977 O 'Pie corporate area of the Cite of they ma1 ha,e 'hat challenge the Chip ArtIsts!'! Also gitt items-' ct'estra, Rod Stewart, Paul OpPOrtijn"y 24 WALL STREET WEEK Advancement P SantOrd. F iof,da. and requesting to City 01 Winter Songs, validity c the deceden' 5 *11, the At ArtiSts I. Writers unusual NichOlas Dorothy Moore and 11 00 Contact U S Ptavy flr.crcj'l"ig 9 be included therpin, arid Florida quiIificat'ons 01 the personal Gallery. 779 Park Ave , IUpper Ottie Tel 322 .299 Reguiar Thin Lizzie '7' 1! SUPER HORSE 2 12 'THE ROCKFORD WHEREAS. the Property Ap I reflr,54'ntative, or the venue or By Mary Norton, Levelt. Winter Park Compensation Military 1' PARENT EFFECTIVE130 p-aserof Seminole County. Florida. __________________________ I City Clerk murisd'Cticn CI 1154' COurt FILES On assignment to' an UnifOrmS Food LOdg-ng 30 ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND i'a,ng Certified that there are four MOVIE 6 GARY I MASSEY, NESS IN TRAINING 'Shifting The Gating ESQUIRE 'r.su1rsce company Rocktod days pad iIC.It On Complete 5-L1251 & Found 'oPrrtv owners fl the area tO be Altamonfe Springs. Florida 32701 OBJECTIONS NOT SO F lIED Gun Guy Stockwe i Gears Robert Dais learns to James ,Garnev pursues a DenIal Care PluS Med,caI Ended, and that SJiU propert, __________________________ City Attorney 'WILL lIE FOREVER BARRED Way to Sl'trtl from the I Message to )0 mc start-rig pa, t. 1 la't,.Iy traveling ut a camper Date of In,' trst publication of Iris owners have signed the petition for Publit,h Dec 9. 16 23. 30. 1977 Fnd-' Small female mived ....'! Active Listering Feedback wrso are unaware ttsat Il'sey Notice of Administration Dec to. ,,nrieuation and DES 16 breed dog. Pinecrest area. SALES POSiTION 1917 wt'sen his son. Mid'saoI, has WHEREAs. 'P been deter nave an etlremely valuab.e approimately I lbs , blond Saturday 'FOIL FilEt I f 4)2 410) FICTITIOUS NAME Douglas Slenstrom "-ned that the properly desCribed i.Hicuttjes with his friends color Call 373 1796 after 5 30 so.en damond *ith them RFCORDEOMES$AGE Notice 5 heretly given that we A Peronji Representative of herenatler 5 reasonably compact -' ________________ - g K ROF FT'S SUPER MOVIE White Christare engaged in buSineSs a' 220 6 Morning the Estate Of JOHN BILL ICiC and contiguous tothe corporate area I FOUND t, male black & *tlitC SHOW SunnylOwn Pd , Sing Crosby. Darn) m.as Casselberry, cl 'PleCityot Sanford FiOn,d.a, and 1 Dt'ceased cat *.th col:a, iii the ycnitp of I iCdS gone but the 5wr set ri PP'. 555 24 PARENT EFFECTIVESeminole Courtly. Florda, oriderthe ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL bat 'u"her F'..n determined lIsa, Ka 1 e 195.4 Musical wth 15 the Old Monroe Road 'Foesday I baCk yard sn t) Still P wtri a 9 DAILY WORD ticilious name of H & H SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE NESS IN TRAINING Autothe anne,at.on of sad property will l'iing B.erl,n tunes PloIfoilowl want ad Call 322 2611 372 311$ I Co. and that we intend to register 600 I _________________________ s DOUGLAS STENSTROM, ISO cIt not result in the creation of an en _____ ,_, matic Tranmi,n ' When ei-GIs trying to pnOv'de a sad name with the Clerk of the claw, and AVON CALLIPIGi 4. CRACKERBARREL (ens daughters aeite prOb6 Child care testrve holiday foe their former Circuit Court. Seminot. County, STENSTROM DAVIS&McIPITOSH Etceltent earning opportunity WHEREAS the City of Sanford, •: GROWERS ALMANAC ems for his new wife heleams Florida in accordancc with the P0 Bo* 1330 ni'nntArider F lorida is fl a pO5itiOn to provide I ' '' helps pay for those Christmas 9 HOT DOG provisions of the FictitiouS tarn. Sanford Flormd.5 37771 that has been too perrncssrve Bab,Sttflg in my horn,, day or municipal services to the property 9 ABC MOVIE 'The Golden ripenses 63.4 3079 Statutes. To Wit Section 965 625 -tte loses, tIle gIrls win 'ighI 17) 5954 i),Scribed hp9n, arid the City Telephone 1)051 327 2171 voyage of Sinbarl SCienCe Florida Statutes 19$) CONFIDENTIAL IP4T('llviLW 1 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Publish uec tO, 7). 1917 II 33 Commission 01 the City of Sanford. !.ct,or, fantasy and CId ash. Sig Hugh MacDonwiell i REAl,. ESTATE SAL lISP to F irct, deems it .n the best interest DES 71 9 FRIENDS Batimore, Md SEARCH AND .12 9GOcJ Things to Eat .onied derring do 'tingle when Hugh McCombs I PIE Need to work Santoril c.ave Of the City to accept said petition 630 RESCUE Pbli5h D.c 16. 23. 30. 19771 Jan 6, Sinbad meets centauis, Mary I £t'2'nOnf, arias Irs lId VITATIOII TO BID and to anne, S'd property ' '2: ABETTER WAY ' '91$ SPACE ACADEMY Omputr ;r,phoris sorcerers, multiIvOW. THEREFORE. BE IT SWEET CORN-S2 50 BU. d,v.dial training DES7S C FARM AND HOME i'ti( f,Im viewer tOy COuflt1 4 BLACK AWARENESS ENACTED It_V THE PEOPLE OF Board t Tru5hed-5 ot tP'C lP . Traiiies reccl'as MUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Scm role Memcr.al Hospital invites TiE CITY OF FAwi4ER'S MARKET SANFORD, 7 24 CONSUMER SUn. LOP IDA THE EIOPfTEENTH JUDICIAL bilS uPOn the following Clean rig ll50lreqpcpi A1e 323 774t I KIT Seminole 3222611 Friday .2) FOLLOW ii , RATES If' 18-lid THE STARS * * * FOR c 'lwa6 Gii IDEAS! -Houses Unfurnlshed ADVERTISING carpeted central tenceci ,d rely genator, HIA CAI CC DCDC'A1I iThLL1.) F Cflv)UFI I For Rent 3 till, 7 bath, fenced 5710 month 377 7590 .2" S."i'on -Houses 33 honda .- - FUrnIslKd -- - i& I' Euperenced carpenters & helpers MuSt have Pools & trans.portalio,i Apply lIla 14011, Aip alter 6 p ,t- I AAA EMPLOYMENT 71)1 Coin's-crc ai -- Sr0NE MASON. 'arge fireplace 'V Call 3221617 eve'.ngs Contract or hOurly G.vt. recent reference ______ __ 'A hil l y (US long NEEDED d.stance easl coast operalon pears nterstate tractor Ira Icr experience regured Including triow- & ice Good driving record relerencet reaured and Redw-ng Iletriqefated. Talt F14 I •0 432 0940 Art eQual oPportunit, employer ',,'!.ft,i' ( ''-'i ' 'it, -- - . ;i.'II' -I : II'lii CUT s).Ooo''' 2 bath home. lange eat irs Mortgage, terms' ,our (i Save 41.100(7 N PIE 14 LIST PlC,, are *.11inmg , help ,Ot, ti, It'S daring 3 BR home .n "i'imaculaPp cord.''oni Over 'Sed '-'ced ,,irJ I,' ch,lcjrrvi l)'idPr p'.cec) aP 171.5CC I i t li ''!i , i,,l 'i"7 ,,L It JI 'I'll I .5 • ,t • ,'. ',' '' t*'ts,'r N gr 'i''fe - ' 1959 .' , P Sd ' , •.' ''' - - - ' ,' ' , c', -' '. 127 '''' QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD ' ''' . ' . ao Prig Pcng tat,le bold .ip roll awa, 175 C.00d Ccnd 322 0723 Cr'ab , 2 LP Heaters, & 9 SA V E! Autos for Sale 1174 IP.!PALA 4 OR - ' t,,O.r% 'I' i,litt%et wa, ('cr1 tieds (0 hi - C 'fee Un,''. A'-.'. C ,, , 5 t' ,, '' ',' 'it ,' . .'5 c)n Pets SupplIes 65- . is ' ''I,', _________________________________ .' . " ' .. ' ' ' ' '' ' ',,I 'it' • i ' i '• .'. r 2995 ' i' c. FULLY LOADED I .. ii) ' . . '..' 1795 ' lii) 0105 LUXURY LEMAPIS ::. , 2 OR ''''ii-. I'r'td UT AIR AUTO hIDE . TIRES 1895 No Money Down If I,IILEMANSDR Ill AUTO BUCKET SEATS ('I I 'I yL (ut,.'I) i'.il.uIL $595 5951 The Coupon For A FREE io __________ Channel CS Radio GIven With Every '76 Or '77 AutomobIle Bought At The Sanford Wheel Ranch, WIll Christmas C'rr SCa 9'eI '.c p.es. AW.0 reQ Stened elemiefll pedgree stEws prcer'se "uS' a9rec.a'c see BILL BAKER Away 0 VOLKSWAGEN COUNTY. £ GOOD MobIl Hi9Piw$y 17.92 TONIONYt $akt.oao et.a:a swoeetiia ClTIl Afternoon 1200 2: BAGGY PANTS AND THE PIITWIT ,.. :a,iI. ' $ATuI3y 2. 301. 1 N ,..,3• CIAL' 'Psist Hammerman's After You' Story 5jj ImagIr'satNe Ii year old who 'earns to cope witttvioienoeas a part of life Stars Christian Juttner. Lance Kerwin and J't Sage A Si."L wici4. 8,tM 8CiC44'lII(i-lI PLUS MANY MOd FAI,iO*I'FeS -.'. ___________________ ADuLT ABC WEEKEND SPE- 9. STUOSItIS SC CiTIZEN I?I l- CHILDIOS ________ SPECIAL 3 DAY ENGAGEMENTI 'ii FUIDAy , 9 SA'FUIO*y 24 NOvA The Red Planet 'Traces the development Of mans knowledge about Mars from the beginning of astronomy to the Viking mis. sn IA) 1230 911 SAT SUN ijliii $HOwTIwI SCHSDULI 2 1$, ff5 $I 7 40 9 21 5 ______________ --SUNDAYMATINEE DAILY Ill,, 2 TI-fE RED HAND GANG '4 6 NFL PREGAME si-sow CROCKET1' S VICTORY 7 GARDEN tA) 12 MAKING ENDS MEET 84111 9 050 TRAIN 2' SOUL f I NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeles vs Washington lv , 9. AMERICANBANOSTAND - CI' -..' - 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW I 30 9 TAR,jljij 24 WALL STREET 200 WEEK 2 MOViE Reprisal Guy -4 Madison. Kathryn Grant 195 '7 Man is biamedlor thedeatt' of baron, two women tall rarttjseq nt with um love BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 24 41 230 ' MOVIE A Tale 01 Two RonaJd Colman Edna May Oliver 1936 Based on Dickens noyof of the French revolution arid me bravery involved '9 Cities 4TJ1\ . S k 24 HAPPY HOLIDAY FLORIDAREPORT J UU 24 IN SHESERVED'4EftCOUPITRYL, PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP Featured Bervty Goodman (A 3 30 THEOIILY WAY '2) NASHVILLE MUSIC .400 LW HOWl "2) 1 NFL FOOTBALL Mi- am $1 7:30 I0:IS TI 'u. g,ip FRI. £ SAT. ONLY B,na10 4. CBS SPORTS SPECTACULAR NHRA World Finals000ragfl.aca,g 6' MOVIE "Journey to Shdoh 'James Caan, Mics'iaol Sasra,zin, firencia SCOtt 1968 CndWwseningtoeatas.aboul .vssi TIE GOBTO wm aoi Li GillS ON 42ad ff aioii Texans anUous tO fl- 1 EVENING AT SYM. PHONY. Conductor SeIjI O:awa leads te Boston Sym. pfiony Oi'ths'stra in Siolz&'s Concerto m D or Four chestras and Bruckner's Symphony No 4 is B flat (A) T WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 34 THE EEST OF FAMIlIES' Sieelprn I, S * . ei'l(e lircessa', (C '(CS"- '0 help ,Su meet ti' and '4,4' n fI'r, lJllra Gu'ird £55' Raborn 'cIa, -------Unsworth Realty M 74 ChanrsOfl(R) er r'a' e Get 'Pr facts - ,, 'e p"r' appis nI"ier" - f.r 'I 0's14 i%v c rI A AU H K G I 0 A L W j CRHZA I I ILA 0 A T 0EDR L J EHHKS D 0 Attorney, whose address 5509 Palm P1P E R E S0HK I U IWBVE W S Avenue P0 804 US. Tif',svilfe. Florida 37110. on or before the 13th day of January. 1977, fld file the original with Ihe Clerk of this Court eitPi,' before service on PetItioner's Attorney or immediately thereat G I I. V I N 0 C 0 W A E X I 0 0 V E W LWE H S N E0RS E 0 N I I 0 H G H lnsuuctions: HIdden words below appear forward, backwatd, up, down or diagonally, FInd each and box it in. Halt Poker Stroll Yodel _ Sleazy .5 I Kindergarten Poodle Plunder Sauerkraut Noodle Carouse Swindler Tomorrow: Hodge Podge tee, otherwise a defaulf will be . ' - . entered against you for he relief demanded In Slid Pe$itiøn. WITNESS my hand and sCal of this Court ors DeclYIsbaif- 7th, 19fl. ICourt Seal) Arthur H Bedkwth. Jr Clerk of lhe Circuit Court By Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk F'ubliSh Dtc 9, 14, 23, 30, 1917 0(549 thence S 01 degrees II' 0$" E a distance of 775 53 feet to a point on the Northerly line of the Fore-sf City PaIns Springs Road, thence S 73 degre 34' II" W a dislance of )74 57 feet to a concrete monumen$ontheptoryh,qly,jgh,ot 'vay line of State Road 431 and being the SE corner Of GOLF VIEW ESTATES SECTION OF MEREDITH MANOR,thlnce run N 00 degrees 43'M" W. along tls. East line-Of Block"D"adistanc,of 172 N 0) degree's 01' S)"E. a distance Of SOOf.et totfs. Point Of Bag.nnlng DATED. December 11th, 1977 ISEAL) Arthur H. Bcksith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court i, Mary N Darden Deputy Clerk PubliSh Dec IS, 1977 DISh , ,,, .4,, "a" ' ' • SIX ' S',!ALL PRi(( 110 VALUE I bali' O"G I4 900 3 BR I ba!hhor,'r ri a (ouritrt aImosØserei N . 1, 101 d'n'n14 area wall paperng Oath' & P ICr-en' Ideal 1' , .ici'*ii ('.c.p''i's'.-" '• '1 1 . available Excellent op portuniliet in smaller corn munitles 53, 500 inutial in ,eslment, 17,S financable balance WrIe for complete d ela ls ZIEBAPTII (OR POI1AIIOPI 1 S 11W_V ii 2001 Adams 3 BR, I bath 517 101SPoQen(f 4 BR 7 balh Il3(. Airport Blvd 2 ta'ti - 29 I 'Ii * ' -. R001115 'k,. 'i'l, I " .' "' 4' '.l I 30-Apartments UnfurnIStxd ' I, 322 2420 1 151115 %10b'ie Pv,,ume 579 1W. "'-' #"IIS I ,r% 14,4' l fl1 L.L3 2565 PARK ' ' , " • .- ,(,(I . '"' ' -' '''' -'. 71 ' ' - t77 '76 PINTC' M,Ms *v.1, *iPK 1 .i, . ' , i",,,, ' , ' . . •., i..',', . 78 PINTO 'X 7] GREMLIN IC,' A il% $44 Sa.. A . '' ' ' . •, STUDEBAKER LARK? DR. C.il,ci., 68 CHEVY PICKUP , .' 63 74 DODGE PICKUP • 72-Auctfon Over 50 • • ._ CHR I STMAS .. A? ' '' ., Ai'if'a'c Slant a (,, I ' ,. 6995 to Aid. S20 tchlen . ' I i' wl- .r I;: ' I '1, __. - , - -,' , ''' 5 : - .. ,_,___T_, -,: . .u51J"-'t,'. - ____________ '"C ''' r s''"'" . 43-Lots.Acreage 'o.'' - ' ''".' ii ' ,.?, L '''' '' ' s3-'rvRadlo.Stereo '.. . . _'. I .- I K r'1 ..c'..i,i"i,- Cars .1Q9 Clean 2288 . - . I D s"wasPtem 323 3777 '988 i' LiPtIati 118 I ,. _.._:. - S88 '' .. •, .,: ' .. owned l88 a,,x £i9 • Atstlqul:'s ...'." ' '.( . ,',., i Pr , " Ui411 Gd - i''' I '. '75 PINTO COIID e I , evcr len-I .cndt.on. S ngi w 0.5 & '0' iegnni'ng al Ill SOC Oana l'nancirig irl(lu.Ot't Club HQ5'.r PCOI T,nni u_Curt'. Ace' 4.,'i(h i 305' MI 9 ,1 T IM ' 'i'a',s [),(Sany Multiple LIsting ServIce l.EALTORS !7 527 t atlmlt.c A.r 75 MUSTANG II COUPE 4132 - .. , i"i'l .e •,• ii;' n,! vw'Cu ,,yyyy .... iroom to ten?') Le'ia 'lassOed IC I 'o a 'enan't 1o,u' - ti:uaviyul'jonns:,v9r i . 52-ApplIances .. i',i.i, .551 I. '1 - '73 PINTO WAGON 'and Sale Fr- & Sat I 'o S 705 '1. Ill' 5? , (lolling P.' sc tern'. 37) Homes' • •,•,. '.'- "." Casts 322 - s' 323/832 t I . "e Li'Ar" I •I"e I BR, 7 bath cm I )'d acne $29,900 adlo'n'ng 17' 1. 'CS A th small down Own-C' I: P'oId mortgage '-" tIP 1 .1 , :.',; & IttRtnc.itt' tSP 11. Sanford's Sales Leader "" riveiness F 1)9 da 3 430 " 4?-'tv¼Iblle 1.3% 'SC' Qu:AiNT 2 till. I baIt' (Cunin, Club Manor 1. w carpe' & pan I 14 n'icesr onrch, ut.1.tp %I'ed' Piouje .n I. •c Corsd' Just . 31114 Cr11, " ' -.- .4)1 ' -' .., . '"""' ________________________ C,,'port Sale Dec TIN & IpIri Doll5&P,'.Sc 2531 Palmetto Awe 'Ia AAUIIAFIIED 7 BR I ball 114 I• S l6f 1 62 ' ' I i ' • _________ ,, (.'IC " S 32 0.-S ' t'-' si i iiroQr,s ' ' 3 (jIf, 2 t'I" t.re'piace - : ThE STARS '7"v ,. ' I"sI rst*,j FIJLL'J Ig tcreer,ed - I Ai I .551 IC ,v I" avrel 26(3 , l P'Ome' ,: l:' ' Ut U Al ('CII or or or A T flhL t1ULD[r5I ITEM I now- j,.7c, '0. • ___________________________ ________________ - .', .: _____ •.p'.•,-t,.. .:' ._',..' ;içLI ______ " , I )SII'5t - .4'.OidA .,Ot400YlPdic,',' - .1? iltAvily I wooded to WALNUT STEREO 4cr, •-' CONSULT OUR 6 • 'J ii ____ ' I'' ..-.,;: -' I 4.i"' ','l', PIus are lot W * carpet C range, ,IAA d.st'iwasher 'cxc'i' 17 %h%ber I ',iLtS ItI Lii' 1.11 ,..'. '" ti,,nnia. ''" .... '' I 7 5. 3 tilt ,mpartmen"s ', Atu "3ENEVA GARDENS -- -. ' ' "" • Ad 111 7111 Pail he,PI, 3SIS '92 ds cs.'i'OA P. '1w •,t" 09 1*.i .i' 'i,'li 'lies, QI Pt' . Alt" iii 'F t 141' Ad (liii ,(u rOli' 'r cnd1p (i4s5,f,q'wJ 14.01 .3' YbC I.er,,11 3)2 7611 rr Ill 99_VI . ------ - , - -- (}upieu, Main 51 Geneva UnIutn of parlly Prrfrt Porn water ouplt's OnI,' , tirfi 119 SItS GARY I MASSEY, ESQUIRE Altamonfe Springs, Florida 37101 City Attorney PbIi5h Dec 9, 1$. 21, 30, 1977 CS Like new 3 1114, 2 bath , I 124000 ' (0UPtTR'y LIVING l.uI.iPt(.k i BATH NIce negh horl'ood, ilompletely remodeled, concrete block, Pool Carpet . - . -' - f' _ 5AcJeS '-''i' *' uY a' ,) S(o,,'i I Efficiency apt for rent Lights & water hum Call 37) 3957 alter I pm . 00 Ic horse lots • 10 17 * de pitS, adults. RV 5 welcome, 2313 Par' Dr Sanbord SM 09 5 Dick Beadles sot, our Publish Dec 3, 9, I, 73 )977 32-Houses UnfurllItIs.it.cl DES9 '1114 PiGu'ue 11 . keg k,'al ('.tdte ti,i.,r 1 )031 377 iircver %5c JQt'tFf -.5 %'I(10 "C lJUt,C,f' (OMS.F Ill I' - '-'- - I -P '7 I - . STOPIF ISLAND . 1 ,, I j - lt.( t I '014 r. A .i Sir-I" I I (5 37' l lSpcI - - 'mu lt( AL I '1 Af ' I I i,i,l%Sw,Ife i'5 II ,rtr gIts r'arcIr',!,,de ar Waddle S General Store ateSorn'e Mar1 I Realty. REALTOR 377 1395 1 AKI MAR', 3 1414 home IresPil9 pa nted fit de & OuP roomy IT • 176 corner lot lr'nced back ,ilfd with 70 .21 s'o'arje tumid "g 175 003 SANFORD $19,300 F HA resale in Academy Marion, 3 BR. $100. $137 73 P11. 360 rnottths l' pcI APR -'- I - SSILSOPI MAltif F URPII I URI BUY SILL TRADE 311 .115 I' I .rst 5 372 '.f12 I , .'m'.' .!C" I . .'. ..........ne selectors of good Used bm,r "lure 530 7703 .."- • CV' 5. - -:' - 3 L "qi' :' ' .. I i- I ' ' ' ' ' ' . i. ' 'I . ' - .. ''r .'. - -- '' ' ' .'.. ' ' ' '. '"i '' ...- P. ' i ' - I ' ' I ' ' ' , •, ' i . '• . - ' , . Snappr's Turtle . ......- " - . , . ' ,. . Rubber Stamps ''' PiuiONlI IAIL STAR ts I, I .555,1 I ED AD ON I '5 t SUL UI END IH '.i,.l%((t(l.4 IS 37725,1 ' e - -'tin 's .''O"'-',' 5 ' • .. t'A") ___________Saw F' ('lIf , r' . ., ON ..:,,'m '. t r ' ' lAS I il I rt0, j', .'i loll l'tt, ' - -. 5Boats & Accessories _______________________________ 13' Lv'TWfl tv*aIflternce .jb$Jra: 'oil S S',rtle Bass boat, like flew. tiiliy ' equipped, IS hp Mercury . Pest Control . , qu.pmnen I ' ..t Pvj)intnn.snr' , - ' ' • '.': " ., , n . ' .%", 'I I ' ''''I __ 323 4614 • I ',.'" ' Land Clearing - Land •-.' '' ": • .. __________________ ' ' '" •""' ' •' ' ______________________ ' '. Electrical -' ' ' SitsItty c 1' .4. . -' ''" -' '-" fri's tr mn,ed aria removed i LSI0 15..', .' CUT'( ,-, ;i ''.' t • i' ' ,. . ' I '''A'. ' ' .' . '. -' - Upholstering '. l'n "''' '.4. - A' SerVICeS * . '' ,vutl( flC'C C ' - r', . ' ' L.av.'n & . L_ 'I "it-.' 4'F:i)i-I- - ' '' 5-'' _____________________ ' s - '. '' '-. r i'.'' "'.' Mdscellaneous . ' .' '.': Carpet Cleanlnq i".' jVI. ""'" I nsu Ia? ioq " -. 1' - " " - II " 111.4 5 U Ic . ""'" . PC nette set(Early Am I. 1750. Bookcase Unit. 573, other ms -'..'. .5, - Z.c "'r' "-4 .b2), -e ,7."ra '54,,' ,,.,, . 'a.- '.'* -' ' .- I,:,,. .',ul other misc Sandalwood Villas, 110 W Airplrt BlvdApt 3 ,°";: -I-' . Light HaulIng - '21127 MOVING SALE' Must Sell Everything! TV. BR Suite, & . __,•s .4 ' " I, -- 1 ,', '14'', .. ' ,,,, ' . ' . 55.3 ' I,'.' I-i;; . • ' -, :. . . .._ ' C,ARAC,( SALE Fri & Sat 713 FLAMINGO 0111 E SUNLAND ESTATES .________________________ S0'--Mscellaneous for Sale RAYMOND F LUNDQUIST Peg ea Estate Broker Ales APPraisals 377 2316 , u - ty care _____________________ Ttiw5 . Fr I Sat AntiquM & gdodeS 250 ArP tb Lake Star1 Blvd L.lr'e ' WALl ' - larage Sale "' ,I(ipro.val Call $6? 5519 or nlgiui Imb, , ' ' _____________________________ . Sale clothe'. & dishwasher appliances 1015 I of m scellaneous Fri Sat & Sun 20* Palm Place 3236101 . . ; ,5 0151.1;r &'mOI REALTOR MLS , _______________________________ Sale-Or I,'nal arts & 4,Sgld I 1 U II DtnIhi narOiu flaIl I\talLJ ' ' 1Vrtqages Bought 41 A I j Home Improvements ' . ''.1 d'sNrs . ,%li Ste Hi 5 fres" , panted, rle*I' carpeted, Clean 3 HR. home with Central heat & air System This $31 500 bargain includes a semrnm.ng pool I ______________ Carport Large ,!'ifl'flq ,; Sales F arlane C'rcle -'- CIT. 3 till, Air CondItiOnIng '' - _______- L'wf'rr *67141* °- 1)45615 al "A) ''.'.1: , ______________________________ ,l T.ni;?s ,Chrslmas ____-__._. CARPORT SALE- Fr & Sat.9 I Toys plants cloth ng elc 177 " "ontage I • ,,i,re parcel'., st', te 1, pcI down bAl,Irice .i'ans near US It 97 5. Ut 431 2 P101 IDA_V SPECIAL ,',,s, term'. 116.100 •, Ii It (leaned hg's g'o"d nI5tr , (SQ CarporP Sale-dishes. bolt 00115. clothes, man, hOuseniOlci 'ii, " - l'',t., 5.17.900 1914. ,' ''' "." %ni,iliOIt.Ce LowdOwn I BR, 7 ballS yilrd,tref's, plantsgalore, choice area Peat Eslate, lr A , -----" AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB __________________________________________________________________________________ - _______________________________ __________________________________ ,, , ' ;(a'.; II ii a'age Sac X b1011y 5I 9 5 llunk (Teds maple 190 ccrne' bed group 5170 bOy's skates s: boys 11kV II gal aquar of's 5 '47 'o approu Owner ttrck,, O'i.lndc 04) 5316 Eve Al all Ii'. cOnvenienceS, large wIndOws, eicellent locatIon 7 ' pcI Interest I' pcI A 1I7 per mo Principal plvi lntcrest 737 Payments Assume 51cr tgage- Your Terms' Now Only 177 CALl. Donna Cib,k,R(AL Toll _________________________ - I ANNE 3I-Apar'tn'nts Furnished ' I' "e'rts 1.1 I 34 54--Garage REALTY Li' Ste a,,, Wi'l'l? ' ,,,,,,_,,, ,,,,,_ GRAND 0101. 7 STORY 7 BR 7 (lAth needs some Itir. 511.000 lPf((R[ST $173 7110 S Park Ay'e or call at 3229614 . . ,. ,, .t6orT3IrClaI Proper 1.511_V I I4APISI (14 PEN DING 7i UFALTOP -- FICTITIOUS NAME NOtice it here-by giyett that I am engaged in businets at ugy 115. Celery Ave. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of DICK BEADLES PEST CONTROL, arid that I intend to register said name with tPie Clerk of the Circ,t Court, Semno:e (rinty. Florida in accordance with fhe provisions of the Fictitious Name '.4 11 I Sa,e $3,000 below ap praital. Super Value 2 1114 I bath home, aening n Ill H A ROSS Immediate pOssession 2 c,ntral HIA. Adults No Pe't. ___________ , III. ,m LTO(t 327 1000 5' 1 I. VI 117 4119 At0 Senior C liens Dow' 'n ,e? (I,4n & J,n-lme Cowan )lf F'ilf,iPtl, Ar AU'S bo kr.' Si' i - LiS.JI'l?S SLASH 53 S4il - '. Assume 'ow mortgage 173.500 -' . *'OC(,ed 'oars I'I'f'sLIA rs U - Raborn trJ ;;';;' J? S.a,'lond 17)1930 - hOmd ami, i4 w. SWLA ,".."''y , • - ii 'ci lIST per acni' 1014115 R1V(l4 6 • acres 3ff ir0nl,ur 143000 Ii' attractively par.rlImj I Ilk I beth wilh large lar,'I, room, screen porch. lenced ,afd, 'Cu'l Irees Wa', 162 Ci7hi Reduced to 551.900 Own,, itt .. Adit5 ', , 'El Ireplace, family room, During hI I ut .5w) ,Wts It 'I I, , SITOR w riter ne.pens 4' C1,%N1' U' S'OVI' (5 0111 , . 10,11* Ige, 106 Hrent*v Dr 4 011.2 bath. pool home 3 yrs old Sunken living room *,It' 3)2 :0 ' 1 ' ' - ,i )c-'1e I10 : I.It:A* ;ciarf;y;;',.s I' i.i i ,•, ',.' '- '•'U•fP.i''*' . I', Vwn,r SOS .5 35th SI 19$) ','.. ',c'r Ii, Ow'ir' .s" ii.."'' cIaUr fi t' 121 :. ,. , , _. .'vc'clrii 'o' . ,ail,, , ' garage All 1 oe o"ly 15,1 900 Ca, Jr's Yates .11 305 372 5575 u ' Crrk llt.t, Inc ,'-. -, a .... '.'"' ,. ' & 5 City Clerk To Wit Section Florida Statutes 1957 , i , LOVELY ,• 'Ti' --2 tat?' attractive home, eat ni I tCIst.n tencc'd back d . near 5(b()Øl5 Shopp.ng 126.500 'E E te Dcteman fern, e p çp, AK C weets The i'iariocl blOodline '.',,St Sell 5175 1?) 4.4:6 ----- . 1 1114 21514 I bath na rn's flu Energ r related se'rvce branchises Florida By Mary Norton, Slatutes. i idi- .5 •_'l. ZIE BARTH CORP page LSA N I E LGVS E A ERKSU N R - t ''''ii-, COMFOII TABLE 2 0(1. I bath home on ig corner lot, Pan Ill 127 b 0140,5114', 'o I4AN ' a' fln% '.t4 f r' I' r,jr 5't' • ''i' wc I'- 'si GEPJ.'AN County. Florida has been liled agaInst you and ypu are required to Wry'S a copy of your weitten defenses, if any, to it on Dwight W Severs, Petitioner's I I v,v ' . , ev.i p Ill 31 - ' ' '. I SEEK & FIND 5,' II. iv, J , i'ra ITt.) alter S 'n,',. , :'- ut' r''' I .'' "I, I-. 1'.3t.500 rT. - -. a Dart SUPE Ii I tIll 2 ta" I'-,", -i Snora' Pa'i ill ra' ii t.rtsen C. '&A cItIng are., 5. "ore' IIPF WARRANTED Jutl ., ii ,,"b?dF I 'i! REALTY 1411 A L TOil 322 4T'OMLS ['.1 32241 9 372 7561 .'r'dA, A (7' STE N SIR 0 M P AI T ISLI'lLI .' Man, ex"as s'ory - eves ___________ HOK lr'e7tri'n :::: A,!omt IC - "- o.m'-. ' 1 :.iil.ense Pad 4,1(410! be 6. SPECTRUM - REALTORS FLORIDA, Aisijtiorial ,nformalion, plans and property in Seminole Countp specfca!i'tns are available at Of 0 61330' 139 4I I Florida, described as tOIlo*i tie and CIVIL ACTION NO 77.2003 le 01 the Purctasing Ageril the. same 5 hereby arsne',d to and F IDE P AL NATIONAL MOR Legal Notice made a part o ttse City of Sanford, All bds 515.411 be mailed to the __________________ ______ TGAGE ASSOCIATION. A RCtMAht iou ii " Plaintiff. Administrator of the Seminole Florida, pursuant 10 the voluntary find rim IiStdd it u , flutirvi' P,'emor'aI Hoso-tal. 1101 Uast F.r5t snitevaliorl proviSions Of Section IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND I vs SVvice Director, -. 32771 All III 044, Florida Slatutes 5tri't4, Santora F CAPY LEVI BUPCH and PEARLIE FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. Moving P0 later a newer home apar' pcjtrnarked not MAE BURCH. his wife, JAMES . bids Shall The South 750 feet o LOf 16. NEW FLORIDA. ment Sell ODnI needs fast than tri, 30th day of December 1977. UPSALA. according to Chairman of I DONALDSON. the PIaI CASE ItO 75.1719.L w'th a want a Liquidating Cunim.?tee. HILL and shalt be rece.ed or, or before lpi4'qeot as record fl Plat Book I, THOMAS R ALLEN Trustee, ________________________ page 67 of IPe Public Recortfl LUMBER AND HARDWARE the Sth lay oP January 1971 Plaint,pf. Opening 'ii Such tiil. Al take '.em,nOIe (Qvrt', Florida, Less the COMPANY arid AMERICAN -- LfJal Notice vs t 'I'd Ad STEEL FENCE CO - INC race a' the Ott i(' WeSt 14 t,Ct thereof, AND the ROBERT G FEATHER. et al 'Pie 'i ,rsstra'o' ot Sem.rlole Nmt'i 30 teet of t.O' 4$ said NEW . CITY UI' WINTER SPRINGS. Defendants Del enda nt5 .%'emoriai i'iospii.iI a! I? 00 0 cloCk FLORIDA I UF'SALA LeSt the East 250 feet arid NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE OF SALE ',. in i'it .ny let" l,Ir " 14'! tPi. WrSt 145 tei. AND the Notice of Public H,arin9 NOT ICE IS HE RE IT_V Gl'.'E't ,-. Notice is given that pursuant to a '. i 1', .I ii • ','' TOWHOM1TMAY(O'i((-Uyo pursuant t .s F in4l Judgment Pntfl I 6 l sad l,QI 4, LesS triP Inal iuctgme'nt dated December II. NOT ICE IS H(WEIS'r GiVEN 1. I Sfl N,rtri 3C' Icet and LetS tFie foreclosure dated Deember 14th. East 750 1977. entered in Case Ito 76 IllS Lot 'i.,'t arid Less the West 361 feet 1977 and ,fltefed in Case Ito 777003 E;ptsteenth thiCity Council of the City Of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS th Circuit Court Of thu of the Circuit Court Florida that Sad C', SUCTiON 7 That upon thi5 0? f the NAME STATUTE Judicial Circuit in arid for Seminole Springs. i Counc,I hat '.'ce.ed applicators t., E.gtstt.enth Judicial Circu't fl arid nance hecom rig effective, the County, Florida, in *hich to i.',io.'.' it Sit. 5' coli c ER , THOMAS HAIL br Seminole County. Florida ALt WA TOS S tile R ALLEN. Trustee. it No"ce 'S fsi'rCti, gwen' 'tat the 's'dents ,ndPrOPerip owners the plaintitt. MIC wherCin FEDERAL NATIONAL requesling tISe City Of L'cpe"lv described herein shall be ,jItdf'rsigr,ed, Ocrsu,Int Hi ipre ROBERT FEATHER. TRUSTEE. I MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION 5 'F 'ctihiOi.ñ Name Statute' Chapter ,',litled tc, All the rights and FELTOPI McCRARY, SOUTHEAST Winter Spninq to anne, 'Pie following dtcribed property Plaintiff, and CARY LEVI BURCH 16509. Florida Sla'cte, wIt re-g.ster pviviieges and imr,sijnities as are NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO, and Pt:ARc,iE MAE l3'JR'tt I''5 from time to time granted to WYTH LUMBER COMPANY, Loft I and 2. Entiminger I arms v, Hi thC (,Ierv e1 iPip Cycuif Court wile. JAME Addition Ito 7. according t the pta, U 'et - 'dents ,OrwIt proper', owners o the G 14 ft an I,i Scm 'tIe (oi,'nt, I lords DCNALCJSOPI AT A N , .1, it Sarlrl F 'r cIa arid as a', Chairmen of 1. riuidating C'F" I thereof as recorded in t'laP Bca'k S r -'oi ,tr ' U'" 'cc,:' -i DEVELOPMENT, INC are th, mittee. HILL '-'ncr Vov'ded Page 9 of the Pul,Ii If,cOrds ci' UP.BFR AND 1 (t'.4Per ci,o'atcn c' ti's not-cr t"r de'endantS, I *11 Sell to the highest i ',' 'If St,itjt,5 HARDWARE COMPANY AND Semnoie Coivily, Florida. 'MI the ii.ouj n.m--i' t *1 ii SiRE and best b.dder for cash at th, WeSt AMERICAN STEEL F ENCE CO . 191 fee' Of Lot I. 'ngetPr' w 'I' 1. ( 'lOP, I That thd arcp Front LEE S coiN C) MAGIC ,.ncipr Abich Or of tP' Courtriouse in hId aredefendants, I will Syll '0 the all of tIe right 01 way l Old San i"'all tit'Comr bIel we 'mrer2afely c.- are enga.cI it buS-rii'SS N Sanford Seminole County, FIOrIl., 'ighest and best bdde' for cast' at r'u" ,t passage aId adopt'on lale lId 131 vS r'en Springs r a at II XA N on Tuesday, December lord Ovedo Road lying due Soutri of the West tront doo, of the Sem'nol, A copy shall be available the aforedesCnibed Parc.l '' 27. 1917. the ri IN,' Ct, cii Wrstpr SprirgI. lollowing dtsCnib,d County CourthouSe. Said City Council *ill hold a public 011cc 01 lhe City Clerk 1pm all property %Pt forth Sanforo. F ninida n the final Florida, a' II 00 A P.' on the 4th da, h#ilring at 7 30 PM . or as soon Lw"%OflS cIesi'.ftg tO elarnirse he iudgment That Ih 4flit.% 'fl't'rt'S'iiO .n saa in forecloSure in itse. eafter as possible, on Munda, Same of January. 1975. lISp following ness .i'c as blowS Seminole County. Florida described real estate located. All parties ri .nterpst and citileris j05i 9, 1975. to Cons'd.r P1st. Wll.am J Iholide From the West '. corner of Sec Iuaed and being In Seminole 'sH have an opportunity to be ton adoption of an Ordinance by the City Lena P.' RoP'ø, TOe'nthlp 3. 71 South. Range County, Florida, to *it of Winter Springs, Florida, t.tle 04 Dated at Orlando, Orange County. heard at sad hearing East. run thence N 99 degrees II' Lot 76. ACADEMY MANOR. whiCh 5 as follow's by order of the City Commission Florida Dtctnstwr 5',- 1917 a distanc, of 7970 flit .4 the City of Sanford, Florida UNIT ONE, a' recorded in Pta? AN ORDINANCE OF THE (IT_V PubliSh Dec V 15 73. 30 1977 thenCe S 01 degree Qi' 01" * a Bock I), Page 9). Public Records of H II Tamm. Jr DES Ii diStance of 473 feet to Pie 14* OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA Ser"i'nole County, Florida City Clerk TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL corner of Lot I, Block "0". 0. GOLF PuDi,Sh Dec 7 9 '6. 73. 1977 sad property being thp sante as set AND MU N CI PAL LIP.' ITS TO VIEW ESTATES SECTION OF ANNEX Iovlh fl the Final Judgment o DES IC THE HEQEINAF TIll MEREDITH MANOR as per foreclosure Piat DESCRIBED LANDS S1TUA 'Ft lIt TIlE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE thereof as rCcorded ri Plat Book batedtls,j 11th cIa, ti De'mten AND 811NC, IN SEMINOLE (1GM TEE PITH JUDICIAL Cl N. Page 0. public records at Seminole 1977 COUNTY, FLOP IDA, PURSUAPt CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Count,. Florida, (COURT SEAL I TO FLORIDA STATUTES Ill 0,14 COUNTY. FLORIDA nun thence S IS degrees SI SC" E a Arthur H Reckw-tPi Jr PROVIDING ZONING FOR 1i4I CIVIL ACTION NO 77 7175 CA-04.E d.stance of U4 03 feet to a concrete S U B JICT Clerk of the Circut Court PR0P1U1 Y I In N TIle Marriage of monument on the North l,ne By Mary If ()srden of Lot 7, PROVIDING FOR THE AM( ND YPIPI It HAI4SEL. *4u%banid, and Block "fl' Deputy Clerk MEPIT OF TH( Q OFF IC AL MILLIE P.'. HANSEL. Wile thence S 75 degrees 59' 50" E a PubliSh Dec 16. 1977 concrete ZONING MAP AND THE CITY S T1iSLkILsdIASJ i WhIFf U HAIISEL dstance of 7690 feet to I DES COMPREHENSIVE LAND ust: Petitioner, monument a the NE corner of said I PLAN. PROVIDING flIRlrTirlyj UIO(d LU' 4. ' U". thence S 39 _____________________________________________________ TO Tut: CITY CLERk P.!lLi,,it •.t P4APIS(L, degrees OS' 72" F a distance I ENGLISH WORDS SEVERABILITY AND (F 776 51 eel lu a cencrete monument Respondent FROM _________ NOTICE OF ACTION Onthe East Line of Lot S. Block "0", FICTIVE DATE A copy shall be available at lh MIle P.! hanSel thence S 01 degree O' SI" W a Offic. lIve Cty Clerk CI Ihe Ct, na u Felii Grucci, Jr BCR A U 0 RRAC R K VIUHA C S dstanceot SI Sofeittoapointqntts, St Station Road East line of Lot a. Block "D" for a Winter Springs, Florida for all persons desiring to elamirve tame NEA E K 0 P15R I F R0MKU W E Ilellport, New York Point of Beginning, ALL INTERESTED PARTIES 11713 thence departing from Slid Sub A HIE N G L I S HIW 0 I DJ J 0 1 U S are 'nyitedtO attend ar' lobe heard YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED di,i5.OrirunN S0degr,esg.'s$" E THlSPtOTICEi5totepubti,hedn hat a Petition for Dissolution of a distance of 137 93 f EKI L A K RIPH A 0 1K0NR W N to a poInt Evening Herald and ifl the Marriage involving a claim for 253 0 feet West of when measured at Sentinel Star. both newspapers o4 a special equity and or lump sum Right angle from the new Wetflqly SSI L M I EAAP L M ZSD Q I ) 5 general circulation ri said City one award of the following prcenly In right ot way line of the Wekiva VRI N I N HSEV U tinseeach week for lOur consecutive LLVN0 1 T tirevard County. Florida, towit Spr,iigs Road, *eesspriortothetimeofthep0i, Lot 29 and South 50 feet of Lot JO. thence S 39 degrees U' OS" F EHD R D D RRUI 0 E EKD0K U I hearing Block I, SPRUCE HILLS SUB parallel to said Wekiva Springs DATtDthlsSlhdayolDecember DIVISION. according to the Plat Roada distance of llOOfeef. 0IB E 0 E X QU0 A R X10RA A A thence 1977 Ihertiof. recorded in Plat Book H, S SOC1.Qees 45 55" W adistanceof City ot Winter Springs BNW X 0 L RNIZ R H QLERR N H IS, Public Records of Brevard 100 t, 3221833 BLUE BOOK CARS d(typ home ii' iI' 3219 S. HWY. 17.92 - '4 HI I?12 OLDS 91 L S I OR - - 1 Tat. MIDGET DARK BLUE ONLY 4 O-Z MILES ,rCujIt C ,. , , i, , Ar C Doberman Pup'. 'is 5 docked wOrmed 'tics & c.a.s 573 & u Bc'" Oc' . )7tt' 32) 23.000 i C" .,ii 5.i F , ' ', 0 uàu C" Lredit Of I'IO . 1975 MC, ("' pi.1 I _uP. 00,, it ' HI .5114 '1795 * * * * * * ' ',r,', pag-. tlts'' (,1 s AUTO CLEAN .l'I ::: so Fl,1P'ii ' Ill ' R nt C v * ',., -. 49 '1t,.%Pai',g •,' 45n., I 51! 51, 3?) 514) C ."s 12, !i'.,v _________________________________ _ P1N( TILE Sc each. You 795 Lakev'e* A,ene, haul Lake Ya'y BALL REALTY 7757 ,, . . I CAUROL L Slate (led pool table *.tr Cues rack & bruth,5. e,C,llenl! COndition 32? 2524 'PIe' S p n' 327 1173 t' 'it e ' ''•' ri . !62 7543 I '. ' '" '..* ' - _______________________ ,, r'nent for UI em L V P,,r,cPi ' - '.- p ''.•r,.,,.ipii', ,' S - 4,5 pool tatl, wIt Lall & racp Som, cue StickS, 5.65 )7 0503 after 3 pm 1i, 1% I?' bit - 3 BR I bitt' emr' 124 c,-,,enn-ent Si,, 'i r a,a ' ate H le 122 229t I oa H,'5 fig Oppr,,rt,n I "14 ' ''"- . - '', '- 79 -Trucks. TraIlers "I ' -E ot t974 toil peljai laammQn Organ e.(ellei'lI ccn'd.t.on Brunswick rOom 0 - 9 '00" .1 ,,5,y '00" LL'(" 'I'll, .- ',• --- _________________ ' i t.i't' , ,. - lZen.th console stereo A sPereo eutra hook ups etc more nitOrnnat on 373 COIl 112 '."'" " 6 , 7) - 7557 . • .11 ,;'y I''I)nA 10',',' 'acjo", ,Iut. A C , - ' I ' ,. ' St Johns Realty BROKE PS ' .. r LI DI T, i3nu1 I aty ySl 5 c_Op. •'tA u'iPjr ''', ' ' 2441 .. ' .. - ','ar, 127 27W . I tiii -- _-. '..s tsfll C r"w- . (71 hit, 'n '. 'law ",i 1' 1192 J - Stemper ugency I R[ tHf F I n a i' it' UTURA r - (atpen I. ., Uli'. ' - ..... !7 ' ii"" it ?Wt) G'tI'flOfl I.. - - - (4 1 Al, T011S oayton Realty . - iS? u'.CII for I t-"QntP'5 lvi 50 59* f)IY "I. U 0l4!1" C PAvi/fN5 1) "add's '1,. ifl 9%' 4075 D",ic' ' ______________________________ I ..0, '. 5,, , ','. I ,. lIn r' , ii , i,,'i', S 59)1' You 5et lOr'dA tvro C"A'u" 5t.,t or' I,'.' 5% 5 ¶5 ii C 41' 2.14 wi-' Removed 78-torcycIes '' •.-s.-,,p'i tP,,., t'.n Iiuv ,i',. iA01 "-. .s P. (r' S i.; ' 511 377 S3'vi7 tIter 5 o"' P. w.i-.enos - " 'P.' i',,. 'n.e - . '-'4"' t "tS' "ode' , sew 'u rt'-,5( in, t,li, 1,i'cir"at On g nAIl, 5553 'ou'.s"ss.-i ' ttcce eli f'(I( 4 pijOl ( AUTO AUC 11011 Pt9y ' i"5day P Ii' rignt 7 JQ II S ________ -________ v's "w- 37) 5677 , best Often t)Ac 10',;. A - 'O AUCTION 32 I 'r • weSt f Speedway Accepted Junk Gir" ','ra' 122 0177 '4w, 4.4 ii5f.5t ',j"bt'J 77 (I u", '.' P7,' Deli's AuctIon Center 5 'S 0. s ,. . Oil,'uu'tu I- several Oil, 1n hInowsrig ,'l ' , 1 07L V STE NSTROM REALTY t,ike t'a' t It) I 11,7 - 59 . raeSi ,Jn'rr'ent% SutlIes flU' - 3 814 CA Suriland Estates a Ig 101. fenced tack 1150 'no Dow-n payml assume IIj ,n rt'.lg S tg 041 Lini0yn 514300 323 1917 J ',i . . 0,, w 1 'mAL (IS L4'mOIdS,'Plv '.1 1 it i (II 1 F5, Sale sign cYtr*n & n,n a class I edail C-," 37? 2611 or III . It'.m" '69 Pontiac CataIria, $'S.O C,00tl Cord Call alter S i m 32)5366 .'.r)D.Pt(, ',':. ''''it a,, ' ' '977 Srnger Z.g Zag .1 Alit ii' (mn.icsS,onal r wlivai '.'-OPnv tori. ''' ' '4 ' I U A ljt-ri,tit Seller & Lu ,en 'i''' wir?.ir', f.ntitt dIce " .:-"-'i' P. sair's Pools & t.i 1 GeP luile,Po".ure APiO r HER *Dwners . n 112 0646 lerOrIt on's P. . - I t ' •, ' . .. ,', , ,. i1t':, f '.1' '.' Alil,' .t-i ' v i' /, U .1 'I Johnnj Walker I:: I., A((f"5CIAT Ci.' '.t"i''.i - 60 s'., S,- - REAL ESTATE Donna Clank III ALT OR Atsor II A ROSS Real IStale Inc (tAIlOR III tM - - t"-'i? Ilt .11-n II 3591 '' '' ct.as - 7 yr old Wellpr Piano L1P new saso AlIt" 6 pm 8)I 't "IL U A M.iiei 2t.itd ca'pelrlg ss. 1973 Buick Rivera Burgundy, full power, I owner. e,tra clear,. 377 9114 or .323419' TI S & .1 lOP of miscellaneous A. anti Io,,dpd - . t.utP'eift..fjC, 'lrrbrs, .. .. I I i 'is ' r - I.; .- 13.000lromApprais6lmbdowOnly 5.35.900' Mi,il Sell TOcjkyi i Call - - a,. hIS 'Ianio.rj iii. ,,-nbr ' 'or a TI'. A.'athrn ',i-i.',,' n ytP' rig h4rt y4d SAc last w-,th a wa,'' , ,I (,377 1011 i , 9)1 WIt) VACUUM ' 24 --BusIness OppOrtunItIes ____________________________ iiw- Sale 140,1 We Still 4 lOt Of C Christ mras items .nctiddirvg •rtfir'aI It 'ij' 'l CPrstrr1'. 'CS. ri ,.JanS 1.' '',rsns ''I U Sr..r"' ',initinJ itt l4. I _ J - Hunt Realty !l',yci Ijrgv %(reyv',,j 5'ir(ti 01.4 eacellcn' lOcal 7 iPCI interns I oct A P 14 199 per month. Pnir,c P61 pIus interest for 324 ,,Orithsi Assume HOUS4)S .. . .sn 'a', -f 5l1SCi0 ' ii' %l'r. POrn- al 001PIG REST AUI4AN I ifi central Florida owners reIning, (411 uS tom details Were CiCittid About tN', you ,iIl be tO0i I ropert, & Out ness under t.li2'r',-' .Sar''eJ " "ed a'r., ,%,,cv 'I' I'O"d r'o cup,, eric, "i' MS.i' ,, oa, p.' pi.5 "'''.a"'r'.' I' !)' P,i • m' s Da u ss ' , hh9 r.,.,., i *'OUPtIllv LIVING Horses 3 acres * It, well & sepl C tank Oflly t72.000 with terms * 141 HAVE A (Qlon'al home lielu?ilull, decorated s.th 2 fireplaceS C H&A, 3 BR 2 bath 5. den. (all US t hear all live teatures 535.600 Aith tefm5 *CI:IITERPIECE OF BEAUTY in Idyil* ide I till 3 baths Its s home 5 Peaijlilully decorated, whIe beck lireplace I. screened pool & man, d'u5 bea'i,res 313 SIlO A p,t tiA '''-'c''. 75 . AUP [ T '65 Dodge Dart (Sc's? Offer 377 FRIDAY NIGHT 7'30 14,( (,nri4, fl..,,,, c (t'n',r ,7' ri-ne A..' Ill 125% ,i brie fiboletaie Oual.ly 51 L,5P,i ,t., ',., ,'lil 'p African N 9Ff Crawlers sc worms. $1 AS0 Pc' I Ti P .ic','. raral necklaces 1)9 up Meeker Wallets Is P COme .n & See Gwallr,t'y Jew-tIers, 701 S Perk 14 I' ( 551) 0(4) Dr.wn' I,', ,i-nl rSCI Tt'SkIA l.,/L L I SJI'fPi t I I ti ' REALTY i 1 1111 Y Pit 1 Ili - iGhif (7 I :t'. ',,inlon,j:.,,. G' ___________________________ art'er' Great co needs YOU i I yprig 50 'A' 5P Light bookki.epng, 14)5 mo lu5 tierel,ts c.)'pctt.J 'ISC it I'E In.,. cssi ,j , ' 'Looking for a P wi I BATEMAN _______________ -' III ' 0*411 iC RIDER ASSOC 77W Commercial F'Pion'e 377 7091 tanbord , . I tP RECEPTIONIST , I I 59-MusICal WrCh1ndIse ' - -- . ,, ' I ------- : r.ecels.sry 9Pply '" perSon Lakeve., Nursing Center, 919£ 2nd St. Sanbord • clearance On sfrpt(pl 14rg Real (tt4le broker i ____________________ lt' i,, R llecj tiered 1a,jrte niurs rig Piper rfl(e itfIPbui but t ' I 312 largP. .Vi5i'iI H1 .t'"ty'iuulIe Home LOIS p I'A' '.'.UY NUlL tak.' rrdr'% t_r i si ,.'w,'ir, ,, ' P.,'' tree ' _______________________________________ l ,ii. i'., 6.1,511 258 Yr., en .t Icr 0i' n 1"n''e.a 4) RI .L T ot Saforil %fOr% Lake Mar, 2 BDRM furn housS rice Ir m,lturp couple Lg ,ard No pets 514% 377 13)0 I ? nrc ti A 1 'i I ' , ct'ir5e Irt,', Cmli Car' ;i1.tcPursP 5! Eventng Herald IT' , (aids t I AR 7 bath fari-tily roorn.CA gas Neat carpeted 7$37 Gr ove' Drive. 373 3605 anylime Advertising O.rector The - Handyman tIn easily convert lIt.5 2 BR, into a 3 or I AR Only 115.900 1.0* down a Ii rms b R ea It or Astocat. 90.4 73ö O99 -. ....- '-' ''"--'-' Auction 'l')' g rag Sewrig machires Singer, n 5119, balance sss Singer IUlijrl sold new for soto, p,ey at SAP4OUD SEWIPIG CE 14 TIP I I I , " ' IL I?77-SR 80-Autos for Sale ___ SAVE 50/a P actor 41-Houses S.AnbOrdlaS,frp,,p (114. bath Pper 605 90i 726 164,) 93.1 726 6"I 411cr S P 59 3)94475 ' L.,w IIS*rS 'do Qc.11li.riij several - - Sell Advertising space, create la,o.t5 arid *9,1. cop, Service newspaper accpunt Aggresse SalesperSon needed corn petitive mArktit Appiy in person to the Sunday - Noon Friday 31 -HOUSeS I bath Friday, Dec. '* - Wanted SS-Boa:s&4cceOrles Sale -________________________ 1 DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication :4: 2: 12 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl 831-993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS I ___________________________ OrIandoWintE' Park . , ' ' ' . - , �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 - ' � 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 16, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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PORK SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICKORY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WINN.DXIE STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT-1977 SMOKED PICNICS 70th Year, No. 100—Thursday, December 15, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1 School Board Firm, 01 Tables Resolution 9c 1• 5 U IO74NM1 1 - OLD MILWAUKEE IVs o To The Court * H %IAITYI.IN SIIEDLMN Herald Staff Writer PRICES GOOD DEC. 15-17 PLUS DEPOSIT —— Unpaid Claims COCA-COLA PACK . J BTLS. HARVEST FRESH VIXAR BAG WESTERN RED DELICIOUS 99C APPLES Ck C11 4t . Wines. !!JII4j fl 4 is / SF:i .%TTORNEV JOHN ('Il4flLEE ADDRESSES SCHOOL IIOAIU) Ri,f Crminr, FOR a _ i44 T,, I-Icirir4 In I III ccm;nrIci 4IIIIIIIJI Potatoes . . 10 $1 29 H111 TANGELOS J Cabbage . . . 3 900 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA i4o.p.s FI.%h TANGERINES I . 99c 13 FOR Nor'.pt Froth Ypir).. Coni .. . . . 10 99c GRAPEFRUIT DETERGENT TIDE 7 IF 5 LB. 79c BAG Lemons . . .11 • 99c - HARVEST FRESH ' 4. CELERY 3 49-oz. $10II 99 0 .' P . ' I, 1 .4 CREAM STYLI OR WHOLE KERNEL POTATO CHIPS MEDIUM OR LARGE SWEECUT ) 8-ox. GREEN BEANS II Fresh Country Styli Cut.Up Pon.R.dt 4 HICKORY $WEET CREAM ICE "Fiv ° , I ' '.' 1 1'. Morse, who has operated I,ocaters international detective agency in the county since 1975, says he's going to sue the county in circuit court to require the county commission to grant him the permit. IIl.s attorney, Mark Itabinowitz of Altamonte Springs, will file the suit next v.eek, Morse said: Morse's appiicatt" for a concealed weapons permit was the first one considered by the county commission since September, when cornnussioners adopted procedures for issuing permits. That step was required by an April state supreme court ruling that the state's gun laws intended that the respective vount% (m• niis..sions issue the requested permits to all applicants pOs.Se55ing the qualificatur.s of age and good iiior.d h,urac(or" Commissioners weren't happy about adopting the 1 d.rt ii'.ili) procedures See ' TO THE ALTAR • Students .it All Souk Suhtsd brought iIi to I hr a lI.i r at the Advent \l,is .it lI Snuk ('atliulit' ( hun'h. The Io ' still be distributed ai urti .i to iiecd Fatii ilit' for (Ii rit in a" I hrouth the Sanford ( tim l'(iii) t"IIariilL! 'l'iis "iIiiu,u :.:.,: ........ :: (ciiti'r J- SHOtli). I'u,' . £ FUDGE BARS FuJge Cake • , '' 99C SALUTO PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE FRENCH BREAD PIZZA CREAM See I'M'AlI), Page 2-A Committee Appointments At Issue D,u Is Ct.od Ch*,. & CicoIos. CUT YAMS — PlAit VEY MOIISK WANTS PKItIhT VOlt 1'IIEE ' . 12.PK. PKG. 89 SOUR :-' ii '.4 -, "' ,,,•, . •. Honey Buns . 3 . 9 00 Tea Bogs LLM is - 99c r RI / HALF GAL. SUPERIRAND TWIN POPS CANS # Sure up 'o 77 nn 35.p.iixu.d i.o I) of Cvpi 9"j ':. $100 Topping Sa., 33 u 344.00d iu,' , TWIN PKG. c Fryers ........ 69c . '4 I 41 &,Il.j..v .nreu flB1t?I# ALL FLAVORS, ALL NATURAL C RACKIN' GOOD REGULAR OR WAVY CORN LB. 49c * HALF 79c GAL. T PEAS K.hn',u,,vIor.r Thick SIIc,dSvg., free .- ICE CREAM THRIFTY MAID U S D A GRADE 'A' FROZEN : 99I 0 1h,IIt -1 Butt Roast . . • 's 99c SLICED BACON - .. Pickles .. .".' ll Fresh Perk Shogidir lesion FRYE RS ' SUPERIIANDSHERIIT 0 iii.... . . a C WUAI - •' STALKS $100 Romaine . .13 ,, 99c PORK ROAST D - "Covell Fresh t Whole or Butt Portion 1 ---- the HpjI Froth Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. FED 7" CUT PORK LOIN RIB END as 1P By MARX WEINBERG Should county commissions an Altamonte Springs private majority vote by the cornHerald Staff Writer be in charge of issuing the detective who wants a permit to mission to grant the . t'rniit. (First or rw Partsi permi ts - which are valid only carry a concealed weapon. He Cornmasioners last week voted ap Should private citizens te within the borders of the says the Seminole County 3-2 not to grant Morse the allowed to carry concealed county in which the permit is permit Two commissioners granted - or should there be a weapons" voted against Morse's ANALYSIS Is the Seminole County state-administered, statewide permit - Bob French and Bill ystet1' Conumssion required by an say he didn't Commission i required to Kirchhoff April Florid.. Supreme Court Is the current system grant him the permit because establish a "compelling need" decision to issue concealed workable, and bit fair to peo%o he has met all the requirements to carry a concealed weapon. weapon.; permits to anyone who' who apply for thC14rm' ' hts Is at least 18 years old and "of mid, the mutton sit to grant The Issues coming to a or issuance ofa pennit good moral character" permit head because of Harvey Morse, Hat: y All but one, anyway - a the Kwiatkowski - sass he ••jj has a personal feeling" against granting concealed weapons permits. are HARVEST FRESH WHITE I... . - ,• _I '' -i's On Weapons Permit 20 FOR $1 69 59 ,,Pumpkin . 3 rf.! II FLOUR LB. BAG I., ''.'_•'V'#t .''4"L',' The Ls" I Questions Complex HARVEST FRESH VIXAR BAG PILLSBURY PLAIN, UNBLEACHED OR SELF-RISING The question of whether or not the Seminole County School Board ilI pay half a million dollars in unpaid havc to be cmpoyee insurance claims apparently settled in court. The board Wednesday refused to act on it resolution stating it was willing to pay the claims if a court should find such pa)inent legal Instead, the board authorized its attorney Douglas Stenstroni to defend a suit filed against it by the Seminole Education Association SEA to force payment of the clauns by the board. Motion to table the resolution until after completion of the law suit was made after Stenstrom told the board, you voted to defend that suit. Obviously, if ()ii now admit sour responsibility it would weaken your suit." School Superintendent William P. Layer said the suit filed by SE,\ states the board is responsible for the claims, left unpaid when Old Securities Insurance Compan) went into receivership. 'We have reviewed the suit, and it is for WOO Mp breach of contract," Layer told the board: We can find no justification for this suit There is no wa we broke the contract," Idyor continued Stenstront told the board. ''1 feel this is nut a suit which can be sustained Li) SEA in the court. It is based on the contract with SEA to provide insurance for the diipio)ees. with the uiipiication that the insurance would include payment of claims." School board member Allan F Keeth made the motion to defend the SEA cut!, saying "I do not believe we are in breach of contract I do believe that the conduct of this suit and the ouuonic, of it '*'tlI resolve the question of whether we have the right to pay this suit out of public funds " board voted unanimously to defend the brcach of contract suit SEA attorney John Chamblee told the bor'l that has been tr)lng as best possible to act in cooperation with the school board If the school board not going to give u.s something - the resolution to work with, then we will have to go after this suit with ever) legal means SUPIRBIAND OUR CREAM Afl 32-az. CUP 12V2.oz. SIZE Sow. 7O'.11orqus Tu,I,j j$f,i Dinners .....:ts IG 99c 99c 5* VI 501 SUPISU*NO Sour Cream FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 59c 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD By DONNA ESTE.S herald Staff Writer The majority of the Winter Springs City C ncil and Mayor Tro Piland % Inesday night fii oily agreed to disagree - at least for the time being. The disagreement over whether the mayor has the power to make committee assig nents among the council without the need of council approval ' to be ultimately settled by AttorGeneral ncr Robert Shevin. The mayor has the power to make committee assignments among the council without the need of council approval is to be ultimately settled by Attorney General Uiitr1 Shevin, But, the city council did not approve the wording of the letter composed by Cit ) Attorney Gary Massey to Shevin's office seeking the opinion. Instead, the four Councilmen John Daniels, Don Sines, Laurent Pellerm and Burt I.ogan decided to consider approprbte wording ataJan. 4 workshop following the regular meeting. The only councilman supporting Piland was John Sabatini. Daniels said the Massey letter as composed is "one sided and does not properly state both viewpoints, suggesting a workshop on the matter. Piland said an opinion from Shevin on the the fire department and question would take Iwo-toPellerin to head the police three months once the department. The motion letter is suit but that tie was approved 4-I Sabatini personally would prevail toted "no." on Shevin's office to speed The hlal appointments the reply on Dec. S of: Lagan Ul(1 Massey, defending the Sines, planning and zoning, letter, said he thought it Peilerm and Sabatini,, fire fairly represented the Sines and Daniels, finance, opinions of both sides of the Daniels and Pellerin, controversy, police and Sabatiniand Logan, public works were The decision to discuss rejected by the four, the letter and its contents Jan. 4 was unanimously approved, In the interim,I)aniel.s moved to continue the old committee assignments matte by Piland last year .. Sabatini in charge of public works; Daniels. finance and Sines planning and zoning - with the two new councilmen. Logan to head Another controversy, the structure of the zoning board was also placed on the agenda for the Jan. 4 meeting. Massey rult'd that the council could not remove the last two ape Ixuntmcnts made by "lame (luck" councilmen after the November election but tIOt to the newly elected councilmen taking office. He said the two could be removed onl ''fur cause peiiti 1 and sonic w,i 'houll be found to take the ti'liti ' out of the bOO, ii Daniels insisted that it,, had be been among those w ho opted for the ordinanci' creating a seven-person planning and zomming ,id vsorv board, adding that the ordinance wasn't working out. lie said that an ordinance restructuring the board, should be adopted. Earlier he said that "the fairer sex" should be represented on the board Pil,il saidthe ape p intIi.'nts were 'perteeth legal " w hich Runtel-. ,sgreetf, and that lifficuit to take p'liti* out when II) peuitmt*-nts are nuitit' b ;hticiins -- -Sabatini said that "net enough tinie" has been given to determine whether the nt'w ordinance will work, logan said the zoning board ''has ecome In other business, the council Ht'jt'ctttl bid on repairing and rebuilding 195b the Atmierican laFrane,' fin' truck in favor of reviewing the specificatit.nts and seeking niw tntL s nie onl) eligible bid w4s received front The hbghlantts" cumpan% for $10.11 IS A second bid f $8,541 Iron:; figli' f'mr' Trucks .1' re the bidding tWO' •i!tur it ;", t t.t, said the proposed pi*,, .t split the two Its mt t, lots.111,1 six !tt lh'ard it r*'perl fruit, Satoitimu that the ult:. has had $ million rm ou new constructionr far ths ear throu gh No'immber Sd'tluled a pubii hearing for Jan Ii in a prt'linunar plat subniitte*L for the Jon 7atwI tract on Bahama Road in the Ranchiands AltorrioN. Tint rinm,in. lie saul that no roats will be paved in the interior of the subdi', usiun intl that cew"r ant water lines will not be installed The lots will be served b w..'lls an'I septic tanks, he said, in accordance with cits law which permits st'pl tanks in that area Today .tround The ('luck Bridg e Calendar (ornk's ('russword Editorial Dear Itti I-A or. Lamb 1.11 hlorosco*' t hospital 3. 1 (111. 101-3 s I'S - ii Spurts Trlcsiskrn rat h*'r . it 1 1-11 I1-2-11 - �2A.-.Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. IS, 1977 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NATION FLORIDA IN BRIEF IN BRIEF Carter: U.S. Wont Dictate Peace Terms Traffic Jams, Pickets Mark First Day Farm Strike ONJ WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter said today the United States will not dictate terms of a Middle East peace because the basic responsibility for solving the problems lies with Egypt and Israel. lie said the United States stands ready to help - we are always available as a trusted Cairo Talks. Page GAINESVILLE (UPI) Striking north Florida farmers sent information teams to enlist the support of northeast Florida and Panhandle farmers and tractorcades snarled traffic in Gainesville and Jasper Wednesday. Livestock markets in Gainesville (which had slated a livztcck this week, Ocala, Live Oak, Madison and Like City closed until further notice, and pickets appeared at farmrelated businesses in Branford and Newberj-v. intermediary" to bring dissident Arab nations to peace talks - but reiterated his belief that only the nations involved can iron out the problems in the troubled area. Carter told his news conference thit Israel: Prime Minister Menahem Begin will discuss the possibilities of a Middle East peace with him at a private meeting at the White House Friday. 'Business As Usual Horlid pI'.ot - — - - L A* MONTGOMERY. Ala. (UPI) - Cornelia Wallace is demanding Gov. George C. Wallace disclose details of his finances, which she implies he may have hidden from her, so she will know how much alimony to ask in their divorce. Circuit Court Judge Joseph Phelps Wednesday gave Wallace a week to respond to 43 . " - questions Mrs. Wallace asked and postponed from Monday until Jan. 4 a hearing on the divorce case. Her lawyers wanted the hearing delayed 45 days. two months after similar criticism was raised by the Environmental Defense Fund in a petition to the Food and Drug Administration. Coffee Consumption Down WASHINGTON (UPI)— Americans met the challenge of higher coffee prices with typical American ingenuity. They drank less coffee. Per capita consumption of coffee in the United States dropped more than 20 percent in the past year, the Agriculture Department said Wednesday. Tender Steaks Cement WASHINGTON (UP!) — If an experiment Need started by three Georgia farmers has positive results, one way to produce tender, juicy steaks will be to feed cattle a substance that's tough and dry - cement. The three cattle farmers were liming their pastures with cement kiln dust last year when they decided to dump a little in their cattle feed. The cattle ate the dust)' feed and suddenly gained weight - as much as four pounds a day, The farmers notified the Agriculture Department of their discovery in January. The department took the discovery seriously and began testing the impact of the mineral- rich dust on beef cattle, and the initial results were announced Wednesday. CHARLES JENSEN AND DIANE SMITH _____ ITie Mote is about to begin luck. Knoies said. "But we'll furniture and equipment not started packing acme records. 11w 52'vear'olti Sanford City give them a grace period," he used will be put in the city's according to City Clerk Henr Hall building is to be close,] said warehouse and then sold at a Tartan, and the boxes are t*'in forever to the public at 5 p.ni later date, he said marked iIh the new room today with reopening scheduled lit) employees will be numbers Utilities to the old city hail for Tuesday at8a rn in the new packing all day Friday and w Ill 'cut off Dec21, including building right next door. unpacking all day Monday Ifl Personnel in the util the water. sewer, telephone an In tx'tween time there will be the new building. Knowles said, elt'ttrici( Knowles said departrnnt, public works with the actual moving slated to department and lot of Moving going on. ac- start at 9 ani. Saturday. park 5 cording to City Manager W. K. to be department The old city hall to he given iven"h Knowles said he expects the demol hetl as part of the new tune 'Pte" Knowles. iieoff durmg the week (hey move will take all day Saturday city hail project. The area u wk h weekend, will cold or over the HLulding inspectors and field plu.s some of Sunday. be turned into a parking area Knowles said crews will continue work on serving the new building Friday and Monday,Knowl es Knowles saul new furniture Knowles 'aid he originally said, but everyone else is going for the bwlding has been orKnowles noted that on hoped that the building could t . to be packing and moving. m of the building open to the public Monday. b ded but many of the pieces Tuesday. some will not arove until the middle subcontractors probably will be that a delay in placing tile in h Anyone who wants to pay a of February. Much of the old in the building, "working on public lobby area nectsitated lO'ING utility bill on those two days at furniture will be used and little things" the extra day.—SCOTT tity hall is just going to be out of refirnshetl. he said. (her old Employees already have ABRAIIAM.S barometric pressure, 94$; relative humidity, 0$ per cent; Daytona Beach: high 10:35 Lm., 11:15 p.m., low 4 a.m., W1UdI ti1. 4:45 p.m. Forecast: Partly doudy aid Port Canaveral: high 1110 mild through Friday. A chance a.m., 11:31 p.m., low 3:U a.m., of show ers today. High. li the 4:32 p.s. upper 70s and lows tonight nest Bayport: high 2:52 am., ..ziiil ..,ah .... ..,.1L . . - Unpaid Claims Issue Goes To hat' an outstanding claim against this company'." Layer said he felt it had been "clearly slated that the Chamblee said he would unmediatel) begin researching board is concerned" about the 679 farlles with outthe question of whether negligence was Involved in the standing claims selection of Old Securities, since the company' was hhavin problems meeting its obligations to another organizationg".Another consideration," Layer told the board, "is that it had insured this resolution is a little bit premature, that time should be the teamsters union before the allowed ll d Old Securities Company to rehabilitate Itself. The problem in meeting Seminole County claims began. receivership was just appointed on Oct. 17. There will Layer also told the board that, regardless of the lawsuit, need to be some time for the insurance commissioner in he felt it there was some question about whether he could Missouri, where Old Securities is located, to consider recommend that they pass the resolution because, "I whether the company will be able to consider paying any would, as a public official, benefit from this action, since I 6 I i • — employees right at Christmas. the theft of a tape recorder, valued at $150 from his home between midnight and 8 am. Wednesday, reports said. COIA)IITVTHEFT Juanita McCord, 305 N. Mangoustine, Sanford, reported to Sanford police the theft of color television and several ('hristmac presents valued at $589 from her home on Tuesday, r%ilice said WEAPONS STOLEN Leonard Stcffc'ncon 628 Bear Lake Terrace, reported the theft of $2,308 in weapons, stereo equipment and assorted appliances between 7 am. and 3:30p.m. Tuesday', according to sheriff's deputies. Bernard W. Sdmapp. 53, 134 Variety Tree Circle, was suffering only from soreness and bruises, according to a imily spokesman, who said fur' ray's and tests were stil being made at the hospital. - BURGLARY CHARGE . Charles Ira Hackett, 23, of 488 Wind Meadows, Altamonte Springs, has been charged with burglary and grand larceny in connection with the theft of items frcm the Sir Vac vacuum Schnapps car collided with one driven by 24-year-oil Teri Soloman Davis, 420 W Story Road, Winter Garden, ,.%h) is in critical conditicr, at Mers Hospital. ()rlando S S1 SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF BICYCLES r. UP! i Residents in this Miami suburb noticed their neighbors didn't sleep at home, let their grass grow long and left the pool slimy. That led police Wed. Wednesday to 12 arrests and $10 million wort of marijuana. Acting on the neighbors' tip that strange things were going on, police st aked out the house along exclusive Old Cutler !3av and arrested Felix B. Vicknair, three of his sons, a son-in-law and seven others as they allegedly unloaded 15 tons of marijuana from a 66 -foot yacht In a separate operation Wednesday. Collier County sheriff deputies and the Florida Marine Patrol arrested 10 people and confiscated 12 tons of marijuana which had been transferred from a "mother ship" to two boats, taken ashore at Naples and loaded into trucks bound for Miami. $4499 èi.' hi,' 14'j S .34'.4 '9': Pantk leboard Ion.' Sht'Iting Unit %oto.(rO%%Sh It' k 4 /"fl * $tpz4nt I Weico' 4 19 Inch Diagonal Color Portable 1 _ %i,lglt I I Qt. C o it Lets $788 8788 4 Q11.10 l,,'.tt'.s 5Ii) . TALLAHASSEE ['P1 -State senators fighting the Sunshine Amendment on financial disclosure and Attorney General Robert Shevin, defending it, all expect the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to rule their way IMe New Orleans court took oral arguments Wednesday on the senators suit which contends the disclosure amendment v i o 1 a t es their constitutional right to privacy 1 0 C :u ( iitikt-r $1188 ' ' its Claire Louise we .' Deltona Charles l Gilmore, Long' wood use your libf dr y -4 Dryer IIi.Ii. ii,) -.. r. •j' .-' 4,. . ..-' '.'. •'.. .. - .-.. • t_ 1!:,, ,F .-. —.. .., - :t $329 1h RIMINGTON Inch Electric .4 , 'I :* r \.iluraI C urk Hollulin limird r - o Unisomc $2788 hit Li (iii Nil I It Irli iii U 9. ( hsn "ast Broil,', -• 29.97 99.96 4 Function Remote Controi Cartridge Type TV Game TV Game - >• .:,, • " - 7. •P7_' .. ,'-•.. .1 ..';,, . •1,'f, 7 -''I,, '/ • ," "? : - krJ -' -. ", S .P.' ,V.'., ---'.: •.- -. Channel F Video r. MUNSLY $ '99 o....— / 2999 $ 1 )outilv liistjl.i i,if I let in, - "4AM41flt , ' I(ACv. II.iniulliiri Beat Li I),uitii %tjk,'t . -- S. . hit Ii ( ri ¶1 1.! $22 - - 9') VJO 't%tI. Drip ( ulicemaL,', tcj / * $ 88 - Mini Fry Half-size 88 ' Fireplace Heat Disperser - retk,I Ni' $i ' P 1k nIr1 loom Jit 'On I mflli I ,ir . h,ak 1u.t! . ., "iunglt' IIt',ght t'iorLm.it,'' lit'ni Li L{IIil::1rI t)elut,t't%,rLm.itt'' , $ ?it , sertings in jutt minutes. 5id.".rn,utf1 t,,e'n'n handle .. lid. Job - $17' I 'L' (.4 & SR 434 Longwood 305462.4000 88 , Little Mat Burger 'tJt hint' ' $999 tO,> t°e ',w Quart RI'rm)t .iiilt. $ tuner Slutt ( IK)L('f ii 'i •r' 1 I I "n r . " Double - $ - is q, t,. L . 1iimm Convenient Location Store Front Parking 4400S Grange Ave. Orl.ndo 8598370 Line to Orlando Sto. Only 846 71c' 2032 Hvvv 17 92. M,,t!jnd 339 1903 La WE S Houri Mon. Fr, 8 00 AM 5 30 PM Set 800A 400PM - i.t.' ' ,,, - -- "N, ,,1. se• 88 S 'T88 • .4 '. Rungs', %s hint' Quart Kt-rnot .it)It' unit C rink Pot LowE S WES " 'I 1 4% ORLAP'CO'MAITLAhC Quality Inn North ' $3999 - " , , Norelt is i),inut $ Maker Inst., — — (up Drip Puskas, Margaret 1. Blue Merri J. Wedemeyer Nicolass Wietama J0 E. Jones, Deltona Frances Wuriberger, 149.76 Microwave Oven With Meat Probe '. 12 Sanford: . Meal Minder Microwave Oven --i, tIP it,', tot. . l4ongwood Barbara V. Lee, Oviedo BIRTHS Slack Allen & Gate Louise Puskas a boy, Longwood Leroy' & Barbara V. Lee a boy. Oviedo DISCHARGES Should County Issue Weapons Perm? its $J`499 I 7 DECEMBER 14, lT7 ADMISSIONS Sanford: race D Can James H. Hall Ola B Harrison 't' hasty' William Massey Julia Minott Annie Mae Rockin DIC Ralph Senn ude K. DeIm, DeBar) Mit Al bert Seufer, DeBary Edna M. Gould, Deland Carmone S. Castellano, Deltona Albert It. Croninger, Deltona William J. Monaghan, Deltona liii A Noble. Deltona Charles Paulus Jr., Deltona Thomas Wesley, Enterprise Ch.ri.stine C Ailing, Lake Mary Arie K Maim, lake Monroe 269.87 349.98 Automatic NOTES_ __________________________ .1 •,5. . I' 1 ,00o %.iti Itair t'r \Vhirlpool 31987 ' - HOSPITAL Court Alter the meeting Bill Dailey, science teacher at Seminole High School and president of SEA, said he felt that teacher morale in Seminole county, "has just reached an all-tune low," Gene (;rooms, executive director of SEA said today, "the SEA executive board is considering re-writing the resolution tot it back to the board.. and back to it ... and back to it. There are some teachers who have said they will file personal lawsuits, and we are considering a class action on behalf of the employees." Grooms said the board, by its actions, has said "bah humbug!" to An Altamonte Spr in gs man was in good condition today at Florida Hospital North following an accident Tuesday mnrnini near the ii.n WhoRaceway in Orlando. ON DISPLAY AT EACH STORE!' CORAL GABLES i I IfltUlU(o From Pa ge It, available to us." GOOD CONDITION Smart San BYSCOflABRAHAMS tbviduals since labi Jiinuar%, is the residents. physically handicapped. Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Advisory questions concerning the now ready to be adopted as the To improve the acFor example, the plan calls Council, chaired the Wed- publicity before the hearing and lISA's official 'rulebook." c'cssibilitv, acceptability, for the reduction of deaths from nesday meeting. The council whether the plan includes What if they gave a public The plan hasn't drawn continuity and quality of health cardiovascular diseases by helped form specific goals for measures for better primar). hearing and nobody came' widespread public interest care. teaching 10 percent of the Seminole, and was one of five care for those who cannot al. 7hat's what happened - throughout the five counties. - to hot(] down the mit of population cardiovascular county councils contributing to ford it. almost - Wednesday night admitted Jef Walker, a staff .ctaying healthy. resuscitation, or CPR. the five-year plan. when representatives for planner for the USA. despite — To prevent unnecessary' Miss Lovett said prior at There is no way of Other members of the Health Systems Agency' of East earlier radio talk shows, some duplication of health services, specifically enforcing those Seminole council attending tempts to Involve indigenê central Florida Inc., IUSA) newspaper advertising and Specifically, the plan calls for goals, Lovett said, except were Ethel Pa.sternack, Jane residents were not particularly showed up at Seminole Corn- public service announcements reducing the reported cases and through the careful distribution Adriatico, Sarah Ililderbeck succt'Ssful. She said the liSA rnunity College to receive on television designed to spur deaths from six major chronic of federal tax dollars that are and Pat Burkett. Those four, would be planning for rural public reaction to a proposed citizenparticipation. ailments: heart - related sent to the area for improving Ganas noted, were not required health care services dw-tng 1978 five-)car health plan. Three "1 don't think people see the diseases, cancer, respiratory health care services to come to the hearing and were in Seminole County. members of the public caniefor connection between the pian diseases, tuberculosis, veneral Also, the USA has a strong already well aware of the plan's the 20-minute hearing, On Jan 5, the five-year and how it affects, them," said diseases and diabetes. voice, for example. in deter- goals. The USA was formed under Joy' Lovett, a USA plan undergoes final review by the The plan also calls for in- mining what hospitals or Infederal legislation designed to development assistant. Members of the public 30-rnenitx,r governing body of provernents in the quality of stitutjopj receive a "certificate otherwise unassociated with the the lISA headquartered i map out comprehensive health Basically', the plan seeks to mental health care facilities, of need" from state officials, plan attending were Treuia Orlando, The then is ser4 care goals in Seminole, Volusia, achieve four main goals by •'nvirorunental health factors, MissLovett said. The cer- Kay and Toby Lev, of the to the federal plan Department of Orange, Osceola and Brevard 1982, goals which do affect the long term care facilities, tificate is required before Central Florida Legal Services Health, Education and Welfare counties. lives of the region's one million hospitals, prevention and purchases of new equipment in Sanford, and a reporter. office in Atlanta for formal The five-year plan, for- residents, Mis.s Lovett noted education services, and ser can be completed, she said, Only Kaye and Lev had any recognition, according to mu.lated in part by area in- To improve the health of Sires for the mentally and Fred Ganas, president of the questions to ask, those an lISA spokesman. cleaner and sewing 0: ohio' sales business - , Hearing On Sunshine Law ifontinued From l'age IA) the regulations. He appeared to The motion to deny the have put their emphasis in the gun control law would be want to do this, but I guess we meet the requirem ents we had permit was passed 3-2, with a draw a gun, but they still neeu' wrong place. "Why restrict better way' to protect citizens to car have to," said Commissioner specified. U we should be Kwiatkowski. Kirchhoff and ry guns. Under Florida when anyone over 18 than not granting concealed law, private detectives have the 4:r Kwiatkowskl, who made the asking for more infonnation French voting to deny and Dick permits with a drivers license and the weapons permits II, Winds variable mostly ii pm. law it.0$&m.,1I:r p.m. motion to adopt the procedures. from applicants, to qualified same powers as police cin.— let's change Williams and Alexander voting cash can buy a gun In this private detectives, The motion received a 01W regulations." can investigate crimes and against, state?" he asks. "I don't think "The commissioners are deliver spoenas imiiimoia conuntailoc vote. After Alexander's motion Morse then vowed to s ue the anyone should be able to pw-- not preventing me from owning EWflIflK_Hevujil At a commission hearing last died, Kwiatkowski moved to county. This Is "There are cutain situations the second year chase a gun— for any purpose— a gun. They're preventing me in which potential violence is week to consider Morse's ap. deny the permit. "I've never he's tried to get a concealed without having to get a gun plicatlon for permit, a motion voted for one. 1 have absolutely weapon permit from Thursday. December IS, from carrying one," says averted If people know or think 70,No 100 the county permit from the government," Morse. by Commissioner John nothing against the applicant, commission. "There are I'm carrying a concealed Pvlhijid OI atil Sviida. cer. .ice Sa).rli am Crtstmas The private detective, who Day by The SanIvl Herail, lac. 300 N. P.'ersc Does the private detective weapon, Alezsinder to grant the permit but I'll continue to hold out lain moral issues the cornsuch as when I deliver Ave.. holds gun permits from really' need I: FL. Hill. died for lack of a second. "lie (against granting the pennits) missioned haven't been able to carry' a concealed subpoenas. In one case, a mn I kcsnl Clan P.sIa0. Pall.l Sf,,g. FlIflda 3flH Massachusetts, New Hamp. weapon? In his 17 years as a served with a subpoena kicked was entitled to the permit," as long as I'm here," resolve within their own minds, shire, Rhode Island, and private detective, he says he's me out of his Horn, DOW v, SI cents, Month. $3 10. 5 Months, $14 30. YN,, Alexander said later. "The Kwiatkowskj told reporters, "1 and they find it an easy office, threated way out 13140 5, Ma) rnontp, 1.3 70. a Montri, Connecticut (where he worked never had to draw his gun, cowl ruled we were In charge just have a personal feeling not to Issue the permit." but me with violence and called my 40 before moving south to "Over 90 percent of sheriff's office, threatening violence of issuing the permits. We set agai nst issuing the permits." Morse thinks commissioners Seminole), says a statewide deputies haven't ever had to against my staff" - then as he was leaviiig, he sheriff's deputies early today turned around and told the the theft of shotgun shells, clerk he was sorry." cigarettes, change, a tape deck Casselberry police today Karcher said the man was not and other items from the were on the lookout for a man, masked and there were no other Imperial gas station at 1-4 and about 19 or 20, who robbed a persons in the all-night store at SR 46. convenience store at knit epoint the time. Someone knocked a hole in a late Wednesday and told the The imian was described as 5.-6 rear wall about 4 am., the clerk lie was "sorry'," police in height, weighing 170 pounds sheriff's department said, i......4t. ,I...t t. ....,..i t,,,,t,.,,.,,. i..._.. "it ear'sviipçui I$.11.Ii C IVdVUI)( wiin iIiC 1LCITI5, u.iir. iniu 01111 Casselberry Police Chief long dark sideburns. valued at $3Q() George Karcher said the man GAS STATION THEI-'T ONIONS PULLED OUT escaped on foot from the Majic Sanford police have arrested Shallot onions valued at 1260 Market at SR 436 and Jasmine Johnny Lee Acree, 22 of 1801 were reportedly pulled up and Road after the 11:33 p.m Jerry Ave., and charged him removed from the garden of M. robbery. lie took about $35, with grand theft and burglary K. Mahnken, who lives on Elder Karcher said in connection with the theft of Road in Monroe. The man asked for cigarettes, $145 in oil, anti-freeze a"id Someone entered the garden Karcher said. and flashed a 6- lubrication fluid from it gas sometime Wednesday, acto-4'lnch hunting-type knife as station at 2018 McCracken Road cording to reports. Lillian Stedner turned on Dec. 9. Bond was set at TAPE DECK STOIJ-:N hack to him with the cigarettes It $5,2i) G New roan, 327 said. Give rue your hthvenrock Lane, lngwood, ...AND ANOTHER money,' Kmirchcr sail, and Don Campbell reported to reported to sheriff's dt'puties $ 10 Million Pot Bust oc Health Hearing Draws L Publ'l * Ittle Not claims itself." I am. reading.: tern. mph or less. Rain probability perature, $7; overnight hOWL today II per cent. $4; yesterday's high, 7$; TWES 40 'I Don't Think People See The connection' — WEATHER - Closes Today In Sanfo rd Wallace Divorce In Court millions of Añierlcans again are under attack as a possible cancer risk, The latest assault comes in a General Accounting Office report released Wednesday, by Scott 52-Year-Old City Hall WASHINGTON LP! - The American food supply remains unaffected by the nationwide farmers strike, with flow of crops and livestock to market unchanged, the government reports, it was business as usual," an Agriculture Department market news official said Wednesday after receiving reports from major farm centers across the country. Hair Dyes Cancer Suspect WASHINGTON (UPI) - Hair dyes used b' By SCOTT ARRAHAM.s Herald Staff Writer 'Sakur' Flying Fine S:'INF (liii) ('ITV lltI.L—CIA)SE1) FOREVER To THE PUBLIC TODAY IS, 19 11—JA 'Sorry,' Says Armed Robber At Market '' CAPE CANAVERAL UII — .Japans first communications satellite -- Sakura" was in good shape in a highly elliptical orbit around the Earth following its launch from the Kennedy Space Center Wednesday, officials said. The experimental satellite, which will use ultra high frequency hands to transmit telephone calls and television signals, will he placed in a stationary orbit tonight. The spacecraft, which officials said will pave the way for a full-scale satellite communications network in three to five years, was nicknamed Sakura, which means cherry blossom - the national flower of .Japan. Thursday, Uec. , .,, - S 5 . .- - ,.' •' . - I,.,, �Evening Harald Sanford, Fl. Evening The Christmas spirit has conic to Central Florida. We know that because it's tmd.December. We also know it from observing the traditional Christnutsttme phenomenon known as long lines. I hate long lines. In the Washington, D.C.. area where I grew up, long lines were a year-round reality. Going to the supermarket, bank, department store-or anywhere else- involves extensive delays up north, either waiting for a sales clerk to help or waiting in the checkout line to pay up. Happily that situation doesn't exist in Central Florida except at nne time- Christmas rush. And the long lines are populated by impatient people. They're not only inpatient because they have to wait in line; they're impatient because they're probably behind schedule anyway. This leads to a peculiar form of rolereversal, where norinalk intelligent and mature adults Fkvald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611or831.9993 Thursday, December 15, 1977-4A I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor ROSALDG. BECK. Advertising Director __J 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- NW 2. ths. 113 0. The Clock Giant Step By MARK WE!NBER(; which I usually reply, "I'll bet I'm further behind than you. I should have been at my in-laws an hour ago," and refuse the request. I'm not married, but I figure the other person is lying, too. regress to the level of nine-year-olds and attempt to pull off every half-remembered tactic for advancing their positions in long lines- just like they used to do in elementary school. I don't mean to Imply that all nine-year-olds are addicted to butting in line; I do remember that I was a would-be line crasher at that age, and I see all the symptoms these days in the people standing in any long line. First, there's the man or woman who just puts his head down and walks to the front of the line, hoping the rest of us aren't paying attention or won't be offended by someone who just steps in Front of us. A dirty look or a brief comment such as, "I saw that," will usually take care of the head-down line crasher. Another kind is the person who looks you in the eye, summons all the self-pity he can muster and pleads. "I'm in a hurry. Can I go ahead of you?" To . .rf V ~4 .W, 'CAUTIOUS . " - OPTIMISM' Finally, there's the couple who semis one member to wait in line while the other completes the shopping. This is the most insidious form of linecrashing and there's not much you can do about it without sounding like a sorehead. I usually don't want to interfere with anyone who's that desperate anyway. I - • Fnr CoyIIII nbiraI l .- Russia s There '-:s could do. The company has gone on record in pledging a clean operation and has met all the necessary guidelines and standards. And as a clincher, the land in question-four acres north of the ('obia Boat Works adjacent to ('orn all Street—is zoned industrial and has been '''' •'. ,,-,,'',-' ., ,,,v.i ears. So there really should not have been any commotion about the proposal to begin with. But there was. A group of homeowners in the proposed area was up in arms about the plan. And they have for had their say, thanks partly to the willingness of Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore to call a public hearing not required by law only several days ago. So Keller is well on its way to becoming part of our community and area. There could still additional roadblock: an official public hearing if opponents request such with the Department of Environmental Regulation. We hope this is not done and that the matter can be finally resolved without additional controversy. The whole matter has become a cause-celebre, sort of a test case for the whole concept of growth and expansion in Sanford and environs, The choices are quite simple: Do we want to grow or don't we want to grow? Do we want our tax base to expand or don't we? Do we want our individual tax burden to be loweredordon't we? Simple choices, So why all the fuss" Frankly, we can understand the reluctance of - those homeowners to have an industrial facility 1. locate near them. But, on the other hand, it surely should not have come as any surprise. As we noted, : the ptoperty has been earmarked for industrial -' development for many years. It would be nice for these homeowners — or owners anywhere - if they were able to sit back and veto each industry that wanted to build until they found just the one that met all their specifications. But that is not how the system works. Somewhere along the line, the good of the entire community has to be brought into focus and into perspective. The long-range welfare of the entire community should be uppermost in everyone's mind, And, it appears, that is precisely the position taken by the Sanford City Commission. As Cornmissioner John Morris observed: "The scale is -.teighted for the possibility of betterment of the community as opposed to the inconvenience it may cause." We agree. And we commend Mr. Morris and his colleagues for their endorsement the Keller plan. of At the same time, we wish other business or industrial leaders from the city and county had stepped forth earlier to make a positive endorsement of the proposed plan for the facility, But now the road to construction of the new industry seems to be almost completed. (''lU's Proble ms Six decades after overthrowing the onl) democratically elected government Russia had ever had, the Communist rulers of the Soviet Union still have not solved the major tided of all totalitarian regimes - the absence of an orderl means of transferring power to the rice generation of leaders, Since the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917, only four men have held supreme leadership in the U.S.S.R.: Lenin, Stalin, Khrushchev and Brezhnev. And each succession since Lenin has been accompanied by periods of uncertainty until the new leader clearly established himself above his rivals - periods of infighting and jockeying for position and, in Stalin's case, of wholesale bloodletting and purge. Thus the most important thing on the minds of professional Kremlin watchers today is not the number of missiles, troops or nuclear weapons possessed by the Soviet Union. It is the aging of its leadership. Leonid I. Brezhnev will be 71 December, and the true state of his health remains an unknown quantity. Among the 14 members of the politburo, the party's inner circle, the average age is It is even higher - 72 - among those closest to Brezhnev and most likely to succeed -ci 4, ~,,, " 1',I~:14r':, xiw~',111 - 1,, i. 1s ( - PLO i. r. t By KENNETh - .t ..••. 1 . . - - : ,Il WORLD Vic ims .i.-1r 'c ''. ,•, ':,' :' E.SKEY IN BRIEF cars against having waged war for criminals, the country now set'm equilR &Ierniined to do something for the vitluiis of - .,- . NICOSIA, Cyprus ( UPI) - Unidentified gunmen kidnapped the 21-year-old son of Cyprus President Spyros Kyprianou and demanded an amnesty for prisoners in return for his release, officials said today. A presidential palace announcement said Ai'hillt'as Kprianou, a second lieutenant in the Cypriot National Guard, was seized Wednesday night 'by unknown persons." It said they set as a condition for his release 'the granting of an amnesty to prisoners, do - WoD - ..' •, ______ '., in people held as suspects in custody and wanted - I Mexico Campus Guarded i an s OAXACA, Mexico UPI - Several hundred police and soldiers are guarding the Benito Juarez University campus in what appears to be the start of a long-term occupation. I Arab Split Delay Oil Talks? i "if they ' V STANFORD, Calif. UPI BERRY'S WORLD WASHINGTON - C.N. Parkinson, in propounding his law that the volume of work will always expand to accommodate the rising number of employees, drew his best examples Iron) the waning British Empire. lie showed how the clerical force of the Royal Navy expanded in inverse ratio to the decline in the number of ships. This internal drive toward expansion can be seen at every period of the bureaucratic age, from its infancy in France to its maturity in America The birth of the first modern bureaucracy was tralded by the appearance of a handful of royal officials in the French Court late in the 12th century. So feverishly did they multiply that by 1303, a royal decree had to be issued ordering the dismissal of four out of every five officials. r,''.s' r About Bureaucracy Through The Ages " t,j,4 &S_ 1: "I bought it! Its another spin-off thing from 'Star Wars" The decree was resisted successfully, thus Initiating an unbroken historical pattern. By the 18th century, according to the Duke de SaintSimon, there were 80,W0 officials involved merely in administering the salt Lax. In contemporary America. there are 15 million public servants at all levels of government. The goal of most bureaucrats is to avoid unfavorable attention, which is best acconiplished by steering clear of hot potatoes. Veteran bureaucrats are skilled at evading issues, shifting responsibility and diverting decisions to someone else The more committees and subcommittees there are to share the burden of decision, the less chance there is that any single bureaucrat will be blamed. The dedicated bureaucrat, therefore, places his faith and trust in non-decisions. He operates on the principle that he cannot be reprimanded for decisions he does not make. This has produced a game- which is played in just about every government office - of pass-the-buck and shuffle-the-papers. Consider the cast' of the Weequahic Park Plaza building in Newark, N.J. As far back as May. 1976, officials of the Housing and Urban Development Department were advised that sections of the outer wall of the 24-story structure were in danger of collapsing onto the busy intersection where the building stands. An independent consulting engineer warned the federal authorities that "corrective action must be accomplished as soon as possible, for one does not know if and when large st1onsof fall." brick His report was passed around the Housing and Urban Development Department. Officials exchanged memos and held discussions but ignored the warning. For example, the area director, agreeing that "a very dangerous condition exists which must be corrected," passed the ball to the U.S. attorney on the grounds that "the project is within your Jurisdiction." By October 1976, IUJD's own engineer notified may I' '\ H1'I - - -----f~-It7. I ____ h1 • i I I001= W P 11 IN ta SLEEP SOFA and MATCHING CHAIR Sofa Makes a Bed For Two Small rharge for Vinyl or Herculon in varous colors Sit Up £ delivery to WE CARRY REGULAR LINE "ERCHANDISE ALSO SECONDSAND REPOSSESSED FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA [ - . - " country Furniture --- I ' DISTRIBUTORS INC. 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Suede cloth with kangaroo pouch pcckes Contrasting stripes on sleeves Brushed nylon with blouson acket, raglan sleeves Sizes S M L - Not only does goverrunent at all levels now consume 40 percent of the gross national product, as compared to 10 percent 40 years ago, but every private enterprise of any consequence is now ertsnarled in government red tape. Bureaucratization entails the rigid observance of set rules and procedures, the Interminable seeking of permission for any divergence. Kept within Its proper sphere, such rigidity is beneficent, imposed upon society at large, it results in stagnation It is also well-established that those segments of the population in the benevolent toils of the bureaucracy become apathetic and succumb to, the nothing .can.be-done-an>.way syndrome. We frequently see television interviews, for instance, with tenants of public housing. They may well be the descendants of those who cleared the wilderness. Yet they complain listlessly that weeks have passed and no one has come around from the housing authority to fix the toilet or scrape off the flaking paint. All Is left to the authorities, but no one trusts them to perform. Eventually this mistrust and,1 resentment will spread to all authority, although' the dependence on it does not lessen. We have seen in our time the fulfillment of de Tocqueville's warning that citizens who do not take part to some extent in the public administration will forget how to make use of their franchise, will stop exercising it and will become disillusioned with elected representatives. I .: S.P,q L XL. the federal authorities that "collapse of two sections of the front wall at the seventh and tenth floors is imminent." In alarm, he added: "These sections can fall onto the nearby sidewalk and Injure pedestrians." In December a year ago. Newark's buildings superintendent, Anthony DeCastro, gave federal officials 10 days to start correcting the violations. DeCastro told us that the US. attorney's office promised fullest cooperation. Yet "nothing was done," DeCastro said. Last August 25, a section of the seventh floor shifted, and several bricks came spattering down. Fortunately, it happened after midnight, when the sidewalks were empty of pedestrians. (*herwise, several people could have been killed. The morning after the bricks spilled down from seven floors above, limited emergency repair work began. But it quickly came to a halt because of new bureaucratic fuddle. Typically, a spokesman for the housing agency disavowed any responsibility, and the assistant U.S. attorney handling the case brusquely refused to answer our questions. The inefficiency of the government bureaucracy has been documented again and again. Yet the American people continue to call upon the bureaucrats increasingly to direct and control the nation's activities. The bureaucracy's dominance over other sectors of our society is becoming alli'nconipassing. I Great States had a top secret plan to overthrow President Syngman Rhee during the Korean War because he was "a very troubling, often So we offer an early welcome to our new neigh- JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN , U.S. Planned Rhee Overthrow bor. %Ve hope it will be the first of many new ones, CARACAS. Venezuela UPI, - OPEC may deia' next Tuesday's conference on oil prices in Caracas because of new divisions in the ,\rat) world caused in part by Egypt's peace overture toward Israel, diplomatic sources 'hit' Organizat ion of Petroleum Exporting Countries is scheduled to meet in the \t'n&'z.ut'Ian capital next week to set oil prices br 19711 in a decision that could have a mar impact on the world economy. - I __~ -*IT L- I 'il 1 Special 19.88 3 Styles - -- --- . - 'it.,,". Communist Party officials are seeking to gain control of it. a . He did not say what parties would be 'nvolved, but it was virtually certain there would be Egyptian-Israeli contacts, conference sources said. "World support of this ifitiative gives the Egyptian negotiators a shot in the arm" The delegates opened today's formal meeting at 11:10a.m. I 4:10a.m. EST behind the ornately carved wooden doors of the main dining room of Mena House hotel at the foot of the Great Pyramids and the Sphinx 7 , ,.4! The university has been troubled in recent months by demonstrations and charges that is But the Egyptian delegation official said an informal meeting was planned for Egyptian, Israeli and U.S. delegates later Thursday, and that "bilateral contacts" were expected over the weekend, The recess, although nominally called in deference to religious observances of the various delegates, ,iL,o thought to be intended as a holding move until the outcome of Begin's talks with President Carter '. s known. "The Begin visit is part of the movement to push the peace process frward,' th Egyptian delegation official said. 1lpfl.'1, flt' UA,., , tateiiejI Wed' C::; dckgatii, luef Esiat Abdel Meguid that world opinion wanted a quick, concrete Israeli response to Egypt's recent r" near Injtj-OIL',. ..,,. the..1L5aIluII ,i,.I,... official said ONE WEEK ' ONLY - - for men and women. EOKA-B, the extreme rightwing underground organization that seeks the union of Cyprus With Greece, THE LIGHTER SIDE The next formal session grouping the four conference parties - Egypt, Israel, the United States and the United Nations - was scheduled for Monday. A three-day weekend was set to mark the Mcl?m, Jewish and Christian holy days. Warm-up su it savings persons." officials said this apparently referred to those held in connection with activities of . The Metric M l I Kidnappers Grab Son Of Cyp rus President violent crime. At least 20 slates, including California, Kentucky. Ohio, Pennsylvania and Tcnncscr, ', compensate crime victims for the injuries the) ' . . , suffer or the income they lose More than 20 states - with Colorado being the prune example - operate restitution programn in which convicted criminals are required to pa 'p llli the people they've robbed or cheated along the f-.-.. ., . , } way. ,,a' ,' ' , .. Just last month, the house of Representatives ,•( i . 04. passed a bill that would reumiburse states for up g' -' ,? ' to to 25 percent of the first 825.000 the) Pa> victuns of violent crime. V Given a choice, it would seem preferable that .:' the federal government stay out of the crime compensation business except when federal crimes are involved. Most crunes, after all, are covered b state rather than federal law. It also would be wiser, when possible. to require restitution by the criminal himself rather thin shift the financial burden to the turn. tax payers, who have plenty of other bills to pa) What this means, according to Marshal D. However they're carried out, though, Shulman, the Carter administration's ranking programs for aijing crime victims have obvious Kremllnologist, is that the Soviet Union "is on merit and should be encouraged. Many victims the threshold of a wholesale generational turare elderly people on limited incomes. Other., . nover at the upper levels of its power st ruct ure. are so badly hurt they're unable to work for long "The United States, he ays, should encourage i t periods of time. t the up-and-coming new leaders to enter 'into One of the more effective restitution "constructive relations" with us, programs is operating in Hamilton County, Ohio. But who are these new leaders? Another By DICK WEST "How significant is the metric resistance which includes the city of Cincinnati In that major defect of the Soviet system is the stifling WASIiINGTON iUPli Practically every movernent?" askell when finally contacted program, young criminals viork (under close of innovation and initiative among younger party magazine you pick up nowadays has an article Firkin behind one of the concrete pillars that supervision ) in parks and other public facilities members because of the jealous hoarding of about young people being turned off because garage attendants use for fenderdenting prac- and repay their victims with the money the) power by the old. Another specialist in Soviet there aren't any noble causes left. This is nontice. earn. &ffairs calls it "constipation of the leadership." sense. "We regard it as the moral equivalent of an This approach makes more sense than sunpl> j In other words, the new leaders, whoever they Meet Lancelot Churchill Firkin, metric energy crisis," came his tight-lipped reply, tossing youthful lawbreakers in jail, where they are, are not being groomed and prepared. Thus fighter "We shall defend every quart, every pound can do little or nothing to learn a trade or repair any speculation about who maybe running the That isn't his real name. Firkindoesn't want and every bushel. We shall fight to the lust inch, the damage they've done. Soviet Union by the time the 7h anniversary of his true identity known for fear the metric ounce and pint. We shall never surrender." the revolution rolls around is just that - resistance movement may one day have go to Although reluctant to reveal his strategy, lest speculation. underground. it give aid and comfort to the converters, Firkin We can be sure of one thing, however: No one There should be a warning to coaches and gym At the moment, that fear appears groundless. confided that his main mission going to appear who will fundamentally alter Opposition to the metric system is steadily would be to teachers in the injury suffered recently by 11maintain high morale among those fighting to the political or Ideological nature of the Soviet growing. Plans to convert highway signs, year-old David I'aterno in State College, Pa keep the English system of weights and measUnion. For all the palace intrigue behind weathei reports and fish and poultry LIIbCLS to David, the son of Penn State football coach ores alive Kremlin walls, the Communists have never let it metric designations have been at least ternpsychological warJoe Paterno, was seriously hurt when he fell off a "We anticipate a type of Jeopardize their iron grip over the Lives of porarils' shelved due to public protests. an elementary school and struck fart'" he said "This like l> will include acts of trampoline in Russians or the Soviet Union's position as a his head on the floor Firkin was active in each of those campaigns, defiance civil disobedience, if sou will to world power. but he warns the time may conic when ,'lfltiThis was not the first urh accident Nor will prove our dedication to the cause L fe in this technological world seems to be metric ieal will subside, leaving only a hard core it be the last The American Academy of "If the weather service switches to the Celsius more and more a matter of choosing the lesser of of militants to carr> on the struggle Pediatrics, in fact, has recommended that the scale, we intend to acquire an unlisted telephone trampoline two evils. A minor but quite typical example has That is the day he is preparing for. which is a kind of canvas number which people can call to get the ternto do with a once-promising sugar substitute After secret negotiations, I arranged a springboard - be banned from gym classes and perature in Fahrenheit called xylitol. dramatic interview with Firkin in an ii..from use in competitive sports. change highway signs to Wometers, Hailed as rather a miracle substance only a derground parking garage. His caution was s ve identified nurnerous we'll fight them with CB radios broadcasting the few years ago, xylitol has been found to cause - dictated by suspicion that I might be an agent cases of temporary or permanent paralysis you guessed it - cancer and other problems in from the National Bureau of Standards, which distances in miles." caused by trampoline accidents - many of test animals. On the basis of the finding, the has charge of the metric conversion program. Nor did Frikin rule out terrorism. If the which occur on the trampoline itself rather than State University of New York has halted a bard) As I entered the garage, a bodyguard stepped Agriculture Department approves metric labels as a result of falling to the floor. begun project to test a xylitol-sweetened from the shadows and patted me down to make for poultry, the underground plans to hijack a Doing stunts on a trampoline is hard enough chewing gum as a cavity fighter among 150 Long certain I was not carrying any concealed cen- kilogrammed fried chicken and hold it for for experts. For youngsters like David Paterno Island schoolchildren. ransom tina'ters It's a risk they'd be better off not to take c V%NcE Crime V4.. .':11I r'- L t I 7"_ Aiding Unsolved Lake Sanora area -.1'.- VIEWPOINT BREAK-THROUGH CAIRO, EgyptUPIi - Israeli and Egyptian negotiators began their first secret peace negotiations today and a Cairo spokesman said "differences of opinion" surfaced in a bargaining session that lasted more than two hours. questions were discussed," an Egyptian delegation official said after the meeting. "There are differences of opinion." Begin, today exBut the official sah Egypt and Israel remained committed to finding an overall pressed "cautious Middle East settlement and added, "We must optitnisni" For a strive to make the conference a success and %Iiddle East peace bring about a Just and comprehensive despite I hlls Failure to peace" pe r s u a de Arab The firs substantive session of the contiardliners to support ference, which opened with formal addresses the Egypt ian-Israeli by the chief delegates today, was held behind the intricatel> carved wooden doors of the peace init.ative, main dining room at Mena house hotel, in the shadow of the great pyramids. It lasted two hours and five minutes The Egyptian official indicated Egypt had reiterated its call for Israeli withdrawal from all occupied Arab lands and for establishment of a Palestinian state. He did not say whf'the trw 'differences ui' opinion were on these issues but other conference sources said this was likely, In a reflection of past Egyptian statements suggesting wasninglon might help win a softened Israeli negotiating stance, the official said, 'The United States has a principal and important role." The official added that Israeli Prune Minister Menahem Begin's scheduled talks in Washington F'nday "did not spring from a vacuum, but come within the framework of current peace efforts." of State Cyrusvance, ell route for Washington and Friday's meeting ith President Carter and Israeli Prime Minister \lenahcrn These are some of the ways people try to butt in ahead of the rest of us, who are more patient or maybe not as devious. The whole situation makes me wonder why Christmas time sometimes brings out the worst in people. Its At a necessary concominitant to the spirit of the season? DON OAKLEY Talks: 'Opinion Differences,' But... Secretary I Congratulations to the Sanford City Coinmission on taking a giant step toward growth of the city and area. City Commissioners have vot ed to issue in dustria'l revenue bonds for Keller Industries' aluminum smelting plant to be built in the Silver Cairo Th"rsday, Dec. IS, Ifl7— ,'- 1' Other men's warmsuits also -: - - . ' -I.' on sale! - ; . '..'! Sale prices elective through Sun , Dec II . ':i-'':•'.' - -.' ' I '"., - v..,; ..'. ' -'I.-.-. Have ~i. -I I .~' ,,, 4 . I- (.!4,-... You - . -,- 1, ~, '. , -~J~ .- - .-' ' ..''., - - Seen ,. c,. I ___.*; I.E()NII) HRF:zIINEv Soviet I'resident Leonid Brezhnev is iiosshere to be found. For the First time In several years, he failed to show up For the opening session of the Supreme Soviet Parliament Wednesday. Speculation is that Itrezhev, who will be II Monday, is ailing. But nobody can Find him to ask. - i—1 WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN lOAM TO 10P M MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN ;uNDA', 1:' ti PM ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 30 A M .8 30 p M OPEN SUNDA 1; ~ - '.'.-° �A—Ev.ring Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thwiday, Dec. 1$. 1977 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1 9 V. .4 GOOD 1 2/1 5 to 12/19 CALENDAR 4 Hillside Strangler Strikes Again Thur sday. Dic)SM7!-7A Legal Notice _ STORE HOURS 9 FIC? IV IOUSNAME '. PerPb , v"that I ia r "agram tous,nims at Itoo W 3t, NofiCe St Sanfor d . Sen,,r,oie Count, LOS ANGELES iUPli — Ann Martin, 17, also known ascustody on another charge, or parents and worked for an turned out to be the Hollywood *' under tictIout name of Police had hoped their Donna Wright, who was lured to he's left the community. "outcall ma.ssage service," in public library, and the addr es s ERRIS GREEN OK BARBER & unrelenting manhunt for the an abandoned apartment by a "And now we have another which customers telephone for was an apartment vacant since HtR STYLINe, SHOP, and tha' I t fiend to ,,itt tad name eu "IhlLsideStrangler" had driven man posing as a customer. one," Cook e bitterly. "lie's "massages" and girls are sent August. the clerb o the CorCut Court him underground or out of It had been 15 days since the active, and it's disheartening, to their homes or hotels semnol, Cour'v, riorda n ac town. They .ere wrong. The last v-ictim was found, driving to say the least." — ordance eth the PfO*5On Q4 tue lots lee, a sociologist with . r Citous Name Statutes, To WI rape killer struck again, the reward for the killer to Police said Miss Martin had many contacts with prostitutes, _______________ ,.cln 963 on - do Statutes 1957 slaying an 11th victim, a teen• more than $140,000and setting a Hollywood connections, like six said she reported to police S Errs t. Green IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE age prostitute. 5rnan special task fce, with other victims, five of them from Tuesday night that the operator PvbIt No 21 Dec I. I IS 197? EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR Like the 10 earlier victims, officers From three depart. the "street scene" of of the ser vice had warned her CulT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FICTITIOUS NAME she was an attractive young merits, working day and night prost itutes, drug users, hang. Miss Martin had disappeared, COUNTY, FLORIDA. N t cp tha' cc are CIVIL ACTION NO 11-1316 CA 94 L woman whose nude boti, to track him down erson, teen-age runaways and apparentlyy in a ruser " u-' PO Bo' I In Re The Marriage sexually molested and stran ''You think, well, you've vagrants. s.'r u-ce count ' oni She had been sent to meet a CLI F r000 I0 4EODORE SAMP 1911 F 10 r , da. under 'he tcts ramp c gled, was dumped on a quiet driven him underground," said She came to Hollywood at the caller who asked for a soung, SEMINOLE LANOSCAPINC, AND Pttori.r hillside residential street Police Ii. Dan Cooke. "W hich is age of 15 from another city — blonde, attractive, niodelish, o iC £ ia that Ar Ani Ir The vi't, found W ednes• terrific, beca us e you don't have police would n tI 03 reveal her cute-looking girl but the urc b 1 1 SAMPSON name *.ib 'e Cl.ni of t?.. tiav, was identified as Kiriiberly another victim, or he's in home town or the identity of her telephone nunihrr hi0moorderl ive C ?CuI ( u-.3 NOTICE OF ACTION u1gu.d 'P IHE 1 01 1LORiD.'. TO — 9 PEST I SHOPPING CENTER 1J(J11 E I1Ji1JJ ON SANFORD U oSe 17-92 AT I I0 MON. 10- 7 THUltsuA' DIx'F:%IHER IS Sanford Rotarat't club. 7.30 pm., First Federal of St'nuinuk Sanford Casselberr lions, 6 30 p in Bonanza. Altamonte Spring Dirt orkshop, If) am , and 7 fiHi.,, Mofltgolla'r) Ward, lnteratt' Mall; 7.30 pm, Gract' United I Methodist Sanford SUNDAY 27TH STREET 1201 W. Fir s t St -- . '' (huluota Retired Folks, p in .111d Cllriytn d'. p,rt'. I 1400 Watt Blower SUPER SHOOTER TRIPLE-HEADER .-. 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Sit 434 and 14; 10 a.Ui .InIl 13001, SteL'oIl t'nivt'rsity (itlton Union Building, I )t'l ,anl G.E. — Id')99 &117 STAR BOWS 19.95 Value EKI5 G.E. IL HAMILTON BEACH WALKIE—TALKIE "RECON- l" HANDMIXERS WHITE- AVOCADO A 29.95 VALU E 99 MFG. LIST 25.95 No. No. 3-5960 MFG. LIST 15.95 ro Stye HARD HAT DRYER FIR EXTINGUISHER ALL TYPES OF HOME FIRE S. - 21 0 No. 110 MFG. LIST 95 TOASTERS AVOCADO-GOLD 2-SLICE 4-SLICE 999 10" (10 499fl1 - Irl I onrr and MARTIN A CuR uS Wi-SEo...,'Olnt NOTICE OF ACTION I H( STATE OF (LOW HA '0 MAR TIN A CWTi S erse re5dpn(p YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED MARY S CURTIS u-as II a çttr fl N (:.quo Court ot Count,. Ford. to, astolo on of marr'aOp a-a iou a.. reQurni 'o sir,, a ot ,c,..,, critter iplenseS 1 an 1. or flU ) N JULIAN jR ,4 STENSTROM DAVIS , MCINTOSH £tt0'fp1 for PplI09.r AhOSC •00'rs% is Pat' FICTITIOUS NAME 'lot (p 5 r'Pby 'Vpfl that I am '0"ag n bus ne',', at 303 SemOran Off.e boa Su-IC 229 AItamonfe Spr.ngs 32711. au-a tie333. Sanford I IQr.Ø, theoriginal cdli the 5pm.n,Ip COvnf Fiord., (1,95 o 'he atao,, 5'v"d COur? on or '.njpf lu-p f'CttO,S name 01 before .anuar, 13. 3979 o!he'*5p 'OYEO1,'4E RE AL ESTATE default mId uil.rna'c •u0)'pnt Al [0, ICE RE 0 REAL ESTATE bP entered aganst iOu fOr the relp4 (IWO, ER Ird '1.1' I to demfl0 fl Ib, Peltu9c suer saa rae eth hpnØ (lets of WITNESS m9 band au-a o'fc,i 'cu (ouni SemrOI, County. ' 'r da n 'Ocordanc, * .tli lu-C Seal Of 540 COurt on the Ira da, 0 Occemo ,r 4 0 971 C'', 50u-' o t he F .cttous Name IS,IIi S'a'ut. To ,'t Setton 965 Arlrur H Bpcs*tu-. r i 'Oral S'atutes 1957 Cle'. o f 'he Cru,l Court S Rolor1 Pa jonnson standards. "In terms of auto cmisions (u,,tOI,St in metropolitan 141.0 - BY Jean F i't i.e Der 0, Clpri ceo 9 15 ? Dec 15 27 2,9 0'1 S to problem is probably as bad as most other states In ternis of industr pollution. however, our situation is miiuch better than other status,' Subramani said. Most of the citations were for excessive smog. Snug, or photuhemical oxidants. is a mixture of hydrocarbons and nitrogen oxide Its rivajor source Is motor vehicle exhaust fumes Areas with excessive smog • Not. I lagst,p P-prp, f 5,''t. .olrtond. low (1 4 i', "401 4p iccaton t lhp I udecic Onoot' u-turance Conpo'a'un 45r r!Qn U C 22I 'or 1', ^ r t1en corsir , 'o Yrrq.' Ath II, I5P p B.,nk 0 '.anford Sau-''d ortempI.'ed 'na' .i Or dl ' of 'u-c (•' f 'Pie ,4bOe u-am p oars continue to te ocrra'eo lu-t 'dOl(e s it' Su-ed Ourtuar' ) ScOon ic of lb. feat'.,, Det Imufance ',r' An, pirOn *51 r O 'Orn. or 'N'S aO0I.ca', r"Ri " u-S commpniS r' Ar tr *04 'u-I?r0f',li D'rr.lcr o e u-cOrral DepoSit Iu-5rIr(p CC",l' Wegonal 011cc 2 Pe.cn".r N ,5 Suite )2. Atl r'a Ocorg ),3 5 4fl person 004 'PS 0 , cranIng of lb's ,,CP ,', r-ut to do so $ ' ' % ' '. l,(p0l u- 5 .n?,r' v,,, 0 r,Ctor C, iu-.a', ,.r -r'-r., -' flOflCOnf0t' , ,uappIcalon , . . u• 'u-p Reg Qf,ii 011cr as ri'i of eu-p -o.II, rrantauu-O , 'r (c'pGra' or, Th,5 lip '5 1.1 11. f. pu ou c u-c rpg,Ia. Spector' o,s nets urS 31' Da', 0,u-"t,pr r . 0 5 Fors 0 FICTITIOUS NAME (oR ,pu- Ir 5 fi,v LING IIO A DDRESS I1 AND 5 .1)1 SOu" For 0 (0 •.'a', 49P rnr 1,3rd 'r'9'd r 'u-c '-a''ae 'o Ci 1 • s RE cIDEPdcE 0At!' . .r -', .' NIMBLE Y SAMPSON 't S 0 uo lit .',','r' iD(LL .' '-'A Iacsb p ban. ' a-'o'a ?')O ,5 I .r',? f s agsr, 0 U S ha". of 5pm no'p ))X 0 a-a - 7)' e Ce-, • ;; " DES)) areas, 'oi0 0 ;.'..,'pQu, ' C uc, l(r' n r- irr 'rroIe 1 rCA'u-,. 'tie of Au 0 '. 0 WE TUE '.'ARRiAGE O ( 11000 i'..'.0 'rr '.AMP'cON LUDELL V 'YIl. Iv SAMPSON Sponden' lu-p 10110* r* ou-scroo r .,-o p'Cint,, ', •5Q 3 0'O(ePj0'd acar'S' to * t io' I ecoc, 2 LOCWHAR 5 5u0iipSiO0 45 recoroed n Pa? "4' ' tfrrrv LIu- iu-'i that Cor', ' Arthur H 8cc *04. r Clef of tIp Circuit (our' By JacOjeL me 'fQmD%Cfi Oep0' pr.5r of I DES) Cc's 0 09 1, - dIn(P *04 lu-p 0'0 . .', e 15 , •• • 957 S tr p''.4 £u-,roc, C Onset. aton SvS'e".sI nc 0 No lip 1 252 351 msssi I OS) II Cu-4llenger Boa' II. u-ao CL Slit Ai Ybf'jp presents Cor"'.a"d iou 10 401P1r end liP you' lu-See' or CINC? CpftftaC? I cad nO e IN lu-p C ers Q4 'u-nC rcu'Cc..jrt nu-d for Semnole (our', 10904 and %e?.e "elm, r' Pet toner •"Qrv-p, '.'.ic' N jr ;0 :ipIand (e,,llr,d it it & B''a;es P 0 Dra*er 1 Sanford Q'da )37 1 on r' be for e 'u-p a'u- 04i f 1 .1'. " ' ;'u-.'A 5t 4 aria,' * I: te rn'rrtd .123 "5' . ,I1NES5 ',' V u-iAP AND 01 F CiAL SEAL i 'u-c Ciers I lPp I C," C •u-S 3504 0O,VW't49 ' P.o $ Ire I ci ''.•E SYSTI 5''. .rØ I 90Q t'e I C o' t .r- r,Count, l'or.da Ill P", ac 4u'cmOc 0' Flo' .i of I F Coos 3 pace 10 P,,,bp.0 Rec o ,as cf • .- - Coun'v rr.n. ' 5 u-55 4' 91 ;;','I Putl SP, - ---- Cr- I 5 DES is ----- ; INVITATION TO BID Tue Bcao f Ttln.S O " Sa'rrnoI, Pi'r"Cr ll kp.t,c as upon Iru- Icloe ng Clear ol e,'eror j 4 HOip ii COmOl,, 400? 9' 3l9'5 '. u-$or"'f' or Spec'ca'os are a., ltie a' C' , • the Agent Au COS S 1411 Op '4 l to ci AOn',nstn,10, co 5pm u- ,. 5'.rrQr.aI 'cSo ? ''Cl East I 5?rep$ 5an'rd 1,0. 0a 37173 0,05 5N411 . p'man,, not lu-pr' tbp )C1" Oa, Cl D,'e"ta'r 0'' au-a snail . rp<p .ea on or Detvd'u-. Hu- 04, :' oca"ar, l9I Open rig ,1 Su(h as * 'a.. pace at •'. Offce CO 'u-c Al ru-n',lrltC. ot 'u-c Semno Memorial 1' %p al at I) o oc. 10,0r, oor, Ire PubiSh DE 7 4ic Florida's NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF INTENDED SULK SALE TO :.. inform Com,,,,rcia? (Ode, notices here59 giver, as I OIlo*' 1 ACTION CENTER REPRO jr Sa nford Plaza P C DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION - II, Number 77 419 CP Div,t.on ( -• ----- / I n Re Estate of —:; Fil4t9[T. ( LIPSDb000 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE (STATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED I yr) AWE Hf Of (1., '.0? I 6 t u-a! h.p .10" r.slr,' ou- co'tie penanig ri tup Crul (our, ur Se-,no, Coun ty. Fiords Prc.ia'r Dyson the address of *",(n Se" not, (QnI0 Court P4 ovp nford Florida 33111 The s naI rcprettntat,, 01 the est a te 5 I L AQSHI P BANK 01 I :orO1 )2R21 TIc' 'amp ama .,a Ore Hl,,n Awn.up ,4 eft,i'np dreSS of the pe rsonal ?P()eSpu-lyf't altoi'ni, are sit forth PPOA All persons ha,rsg clam t or HERBERT AND LILLIAN SCH .%A0 TZ PCrn referred to as C hOST PUIILICATION 01 1,415 NOT CI '0 fiC Ath blip LietS C)e,ase'J 2 Tu-p b,j5.npt% 100re55 o l,ar Sf.ror .5470 Sanlaniclo Springs Drip ,?,'rmpnl of an, clam o' d,'rra',i '1 "a, h,p Each (lam muSt ic TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST I Thp busineSs aQres5 Cl tran ',1Ptee 5 470 Sanlar.00 Sprngs I ( ifyl the flame 1 it', f o r Pp '.lO'rSS 01 tte (!eabO, or hiS agent THE ABOVE ESTATE Within three monthS from II, Imp of I the 1,11 pbI.c.l on of fl'', mIce yOu are required to file * - IM the Dry, LoriRod, co Florida I So for as is known 10 transferee "antIer Pi,aI not utid any bvS iiCtS "am, 01 address other than One Clerk of the Circuit Court Of above dun nq the three pears NOTICE TO CREDITORS Long*d, Florida erl.ng and must n%Ø,lp 1p,' 'lip date A I *11 (become due Shall be SaI,O 5.anIord. C1nid1 33711 a erttefl • Sfa?emcnl of any (lam or (lerrand you m 5 a',, agans$ th e estate of WILLIAM H CROSBY deceased EaCh Claim rnullbe n ening and 6 TI., propertp f be transferred 5 to be located of 120 San,ndo Springs Drive, LOngec.oci for do InO .1 deScribed as all stock fl trade. f'.ture's. fiiupmrnt and in 0,manb 5hIl cIel,er sutf,c pr? cop es of ttp (i,i" IQ lIp clerk to n'nabir the Itrk to n.l or', cop, 'c mist indiCate the bass for use wefltory of that printing bu5,nets 10 aP,om ii topy of If', Pdotice Cl (him, PIP name and address of attorney creditor or P, agent knOen Acjm'nstraban Ills been ma,Ied Are ,,'I THIN 'POured, T piRl F and tIC amoonl cIarred if the t Clart , s not vetd vi, lIe da'e *11 become our Shall Ice staled II 5 CO"tnQerdl or the clam unIQudated, the nafure 01 to be descrbed TN, clamarlf lu-all located at 420 Sanlando Spings I 105 1 ('Ufli CAT ION 01 Drive. Lonig*oiod. Florida 1,415 NOT IC F. tOflu- ,Iflv Obcctiors 7 The total of transfei'o,S 1,015 thp9 map ha,e luau (hall,ng,5 If,,' eStimated to IC FIVE THOUSAND NINE HUNDRED AND TWIPITY .aldt1 of the decedents CII. the u.iIl t 11.0115 01 the personal jp DOLLARS AND I HIP lI I 'rpfeSt'flldIlyp Or the ..pnup CE PITS (55.970 ill ur Sl.(tOr, Of tIC court I The (Slot translero,s creditors delver 5.tjffC.enf (0PS cf the claim to the clerk 90 enable Ibe clerk to and the Schedule of property to be 'tanttet,,d ru-at be inspected at 400 mal one coop to each persc.cnai S Eva S Crosby S'anIarIdO Spv.rsg Drive, LOng*ood . F tor101 4-.ilP' pc?Scnai All persons ir'rrrsted ri Ihf' rSIplr MONTHS C 0051 To t DATE oi 50 WILLIAM H CROSBY %hØ 0 i(l Weld User stateme'n't 'o Post Off - cc (401 Jfl$. Orlando As Personal lleppi'si n• Attorney DOUGLAS ESQUIRE of STENSICCOM STEPISTROM DAVIS & MCINTOSH P0 Bo' 1370 Sanford. FIor'da 33171 Telephone 13031 127 Pijblitn Dec IS 22 1917 DATED, Dec ember 9, 1977 HERBERT I. LILLIAN SC PIWAR Ti By o Ed*ara (001ev. Esure AltOrntp for Herbert and LIlian Schieartt Pt Otti So. 2779 Orlando. Florida 32007 I'i.bI,5b Dec t - $5 Dress shirt. •- - . Golf shirt. . 'r"... - ,S7,,-', •'./' 0' Men's dress jeans. 15 Short sIev SlyIc • 1 91.99 , ' ' ,,, - ,- -' . r ' • - CLOSEOUT! SPECIAL BUY'0 CLOSEOUT! JR. PEASANT 1' . S it l - SWEATERS. Tr, ,, 1"5 ' I' 93 1 'r' 41 '' ('4?fli('fl? 9%h!p red ni • Lu rex holiday y 4 topso l AT TORN[ YIORP'IRSONAi RIP Rf St. Pa I A lIVE C, Andre* Speer III West Commercial SIr,'l Sanford. F lorda 37771 'elephoni 3051 317410% P'utluth O (IS)? • ' '.- WA . 5':,' s S V L 'At - ORIG. 112 - 4•44 ea - 3. . , , . 1' 1 Now ,p,_ ,,.. -74 •- 8.99 6.99 " Jr. , dress pant. Trutf Officer tyq' 01 the Estpte Oh Elizabeth C Lndberg De ceased I •, 5. (rCy and Waco sIll Critrastrig Lure* '- p Melbourne, P IQ,,t1 At dom'c harp ClICIJ!thi of ' o'ua 32902 -. 6 WILL SE OREVIR BARRED Dale p4 thp f,f PoOl-cat on of Ill', B, S Joseph A Ha.-An Doglas Ste-ntfrom . - C I f 1) 1977 and the Creditors of transferor Dtteasid .. ALL CLAIM'. DIMAPiDS 401) Oil it C lIONS 001 of AOmnittrt,on C The transfer ot not being made Notice December III 191? to PAY rutting debts FLAGSHIP BANK OF 10 T hit frontier 5 being triad, for MELBOURNE NA fl* (Onisid,Flt,on f the amount 01 53.X000fObePl.don Decmber )) e --- r.\ II lu-p (Ilim .5 Sllted If lu-p 04m 5 e< tired the ¶P(j?,tp Shall be dPSsr.bed The ,epr,wntat ve ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS SO FILED WILL BE NOT COREVER BARRED Dated December 9t11, IC?? S , . Cnl'ngenl of uri Qt cilfpcj tIr III tfi debt$ of transste.qo, All be Phd in full as they COme due fIle 5eturt, shall •,. - .. • " .i1tOrflCv and Ilip amour'? m t o "'Pd If 'IC (i,t', A not yet Clue . fll'ur, of the uflICrIlnlp Shall 1-p Shall be staled lb 'he c ?h' abe,, Court a erttn S It 5 not knsQcn eteth,ev or 1101 ACTION CENTER lIfE PRODUCTION SERVICE, INC •- IN THE ESTATE F,I. Numb.' 77435 CP DIVIIan WILLIAM H CROSBY .;.. c.-'.0 'u-"i -•-.'.-. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA dcma'ds against the i'jtplq' are 'pOured WI THIN I H 'f( ( ','ONTHS FROM THE DATE 01 10 In Re Estate 01 -.'..'- f'1 - ALL CREDITORS OF ACTION CENTER REPRODUCTION MELBOURPIE PIA Melba,urrr lbordI, close address s 1109 (att SERVICE, INC In accordance *11, S,ctionS 07$ 105 and 979 191 of thp I Ior.(9 i-.,:-? '.1. Legal Notice OUC TON SERVICE INC u-eren 'plefre'j to as trantf.qor, 5 abet1 to "'lkIa bulk transfer of proper to plaim SUNBEAM CASE NO 77 1159 CA 04 In Re The Marria ge of ,,,.', T. The re st rictions might cover the entire city or only sections with the heaviest pollution problems. Dr. J.P Subramani, chief of tIER's Air Quality Management Bureau, stid the automobile is Florida's biggest polluter and the reason most of the cities failed to meet EPA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION UnCeft.n "KIDDE" PUTS OUT Legal Notice Dyson thC address of ePch , (otrfP'ouse Count, Seminole SUNBEAM "P - . ,. $emn.oIe County plOrida, Probate LONG RANGE - . . IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JL . .: CIR (UI T. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. j.LORIDA , 1.0 4 0 SE Legal Notice Legal Notice ____________ Notice C1 ELIZABETH C I 10050W', ELECTRIC KNIFE ir Sta ndards 10 PIStIl MONDAY, Iw('F:MliI:Il I, Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees hoard, 25 Pre.ti,d A Legal l3p(cI5p lip OILmt,.r 77 170 Cc JUMBO ROLL CLAIROL 20 INSTANT __HAIRSETTER tic) 51-14 0' p prohibit ing or restricting the construction of plants and businesses that cause air Jewish Singles of Central Florida part), 8 p in ( 'IItluIcunity Center, Maitland •1 No. 6000 CLAIROL 'I Ii 1110111 33. I'll:,: I foil 99 MFG. LIST 12.95 No. C 20S thi' Legal Notice $ITINS PRETTY ~k kA I of SanS ird i,odge 7 lInt)' and Srmiiiola Rrbikah IApd,' DAISEY SILVER/GOLD/ASSTD. 1 44-X18 Xl8l ft. or 3*25 i t I. ICICLES District 38 in front if Publis Happy Senior Citizens. I p Ui I.'giori Ililt', Fern Park Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a to , Lord Churnley's, Altamonte Springs. Sanlnrd.Seminole Jaycees, noon. Jact-t' building. Scmbnolc-Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 11 In. , Sambo's, Sanford. Tanglewood AA, closed, b p ni ,St Richards Church, Lake Howell Road Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., I(ollwg hills Moravian Church, SR 434 SATURI)A', DECEMBER 17 Sanford A, Women's Group, 2 p in , 1201 V. first St ('asselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church I)dtona Organ (.'lutj, 1.30 i in . lh'ltona Christian (lurch 1U77 " WATER PIK DECORATIONS! THE SHOWER GARLAND TINSEL QQ MASSAGE SM2 - ti% . , BOX of 50 99 and 19 21 * 6 FT. A UPI I readings included lkelandMost of l'krula's metropoli. Winter Haven, Melbourne (an areas are in .-iolatior. of Titusville-Cocoa, Pensacola, federal air pollution standards. West Palm Beach-Boca flaton. W ordirL ti a I;t'partmneni uf Fort i'.derdaie-Hoi Environmental Uogulatii,n lysso'yJ, Jacksonville, Tampa report St. Petersburg and Miami. tIER released Wednesday DER wants to impose state resulls of a two-year invttiga. restrictions on auto exhaust tion of compliance with major emissions similar to those Environmental Protection under the so-called California Agency air qualit) rules Areas Plan, the nation's strictest shown not in comiiplianct' in. pollution standard.s for new dude Jacksonville, Miami, ciws Tampa-St Petersburg, Tarpon Springs was cited for Orlando, and l'ensacola. excessive sulfur dioxide from The EPA has the power w to the Stauffer Chemical and . impose on so-called ''non- Anclote power plants. pollution tltamonle-Casselbcrry Chamber of Commerce Open llou3r, 530 -7 p in , 1 Maitland :tSt' 'ItarIi(Intt' Springs MEG. LIST 21.95 SU•THIU I s attainment areas' rules Pancake Day sponsored by Southwest Volusi Jaycees, 8 am to 6 p.m., Orange City Recreation Hall Proceeds For tennis court lighting at Valentine Park Plant and bake sale sponsored l. t'UWII Practical ,urses Assn ,1arkt't. SaflforIl Plaza WATERPROOF CHRISTMAS LIGHTS WATER P1K Si. John'sSenjorUltlzen Club, 11:30a m meeting and part), St John's Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs ...... COURIER 1200 7" 4 FT. P1 No. CB.1 FRhl)A'i', l)ECE%IBEIt 16 N orman de Veri ltoward Chapter LD(', 2.30 phi . home of Mrs ill Wunbish. 702 F. 4th St.. Sanford Program on Southern (Thtistiiijs b> Mrs. Ik'ttse Smith 3 FT 99 29.95 Concert b) Lake Lake Brantley High School bands and Brass Choir, 130 pHi at the school Fret' to public STYLEMASTER I., 0 0 16 CHRISTMAS TREES PINE TREES SUPER BRUSH O C0.'B = 14 : Ar ea 1 AI.LAHAS.SEE, ''Our Strange L'nlsersz'" 'turt b Iliadf' SalmIln, p!,snrtariwi, director, 7 :iu p Ill , John Young Musf'uIIi. FT .LIST 24 95 ...' dish dinner Siii,;,rit,jii llllfl,u, Sanford. 1.-4 pr ELECTRIC COOKIE MAKER J ivt'r(sI 11, 0 Notice 0 0t, 8 P III., Weight atrhrrs, 7 p iii., IArigwooj Qualit' Inn and Oviedo Fir st Mithodist ('hutch Ost'reatrrs ,tnunrnous 9 30 am , Mental Health Clinic, Robin Road, Altamontt' Springs, 30pm.. United Methodist Church. ('as('lberrs WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES NOT RESPONSIBILE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAt ERRORS Legal - - 0 — - - nii The Christmas Place I SANFORD PLAZA PENN E YS OPEN DAILY 10 A.M.-10 P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON-6 P.M. �&A-Even i ng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Dec. Ii, 177 1. . vIll . . T_ . -4& , I- Action rl" ty Soci oal Congressional aides said this pensions - to itioney by 1983. Th e bill comes about I making it more feasible for pe rcent short of tt some elderly rl Mnentans to work to nnikrs of Congress set out to supplement pensions. (Jo balancing 1k Social - __ . I - ; r -,--- as expect ed to reuse final approval hs the full House and St ate ttxlat The nt te t,mxe itop n rease s It I llhllners of Sanford's Kravola Collegle. I)ebblel Rov%lin al-d lean .Nfc!.:!In (1,-ft) r4uiuI \I.mrshi.i I theme ss 5ird From I' ii Ili i'ist r 1st t and right treasurer (if [tie Sanfor(l Christrit. sicretar%. Kra%ola ;list) c.ipilire(l first l0ace ill flie privale scilool C'ollipelitioll. . . . flit' .a ss 1trd is i traveling ling pLume thiit ss loners still itt tp for one st .ur ()tht r tt man rs Salvation rms \Iidss .us I lt',iit ut irs S( hiinil (iih S Otit I'5u. k )9 B dIet (umk1 Flagship lI.utik Kappa Stgni.0 (mit g i Pilot Club. \lilss it ii( Itllt School. Sanford Man n Widnappi"ng Loses B aiI Biod Orlando Woman , Of I ll afternoon b ('asselberr police ' 0 i haIl drovi' tier Iron. the her, Earthen aid lie said the incident began at rniclmght and leunge p mrkmn1, lit near thit I' L '2 mud SU 410 ta the Apopk m flit II it I 2 I m Th after an insesImI., thou deli u mn. fr om the re po rt ed ab- rt-ported abduction of an 18 Dee 3 police s mid Orlando Dr. held without bond pr ior to a preliminary hearing the victini told off icvrs that Hall diir' (ii the Jt k son suit' Salvation ion t hiS Itt t5iliilit1itioii ( nit r still he spt' k f orced his stat into here n after .mmtI countrs t lit j Rtflh vitlerlainilleill ;ill(] is coaches aIXl%V 'At;l(.Il Victor florge of (he soine its (fir - starts. And their %crierable senior ,_ - I / I .. - , t o' % Peg 24 99 ; lrt~:_ 2__ , - •' .s sae .. I'll, I at s it s _~ - ) R% 32.99. u~.)ntorijujs (jell n ,j,t.,. r;l,;Ief ,"Is !op (InC bottom heallrj(4 I—. a I' f bac r ,,,erj 0' 1 i , . - - 8-trac' ta;je "1,, recor'cier/pld,,r __________ with tape merno • S,s'ern 3 speed BSR OS /, th Charm 29 1 1 I $ - 95 - - - - - eg. RIVAL T 0 I j" I I HOTPOINT ELECTRIC WASHER iz~~ . : ... , . at 111 i - -. -s-' a .4 ., ., 95 '7 Only an I I I U 11 1 (• ,/7 C /1 SIV grease I' i ' ' a r, / e - i: • U -' • srni Sic Capa 1 I '. fU51 ,11ijn1l11UM pit,! - , r squccivil In Denver 14-13 in the fin al a aint of the cC asefl tin 11 net deal 'it te Engl a nd win over Baltimore to 90 to tile playoffs I a fill, WE FINANCE CLOSED SUNDAY ACCOUNTS Nn . . IL FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1080 are tied at M for the AFC Fast 1 -.4..S. I7tSP4ORLANDOAVE same this time around. Miami, Baltimore and 'sees England - -- . _' r"ey. - P frustration against the Dol- phmnis who has. beaten then 15 straight In addmtaon popular __ __~_~___ - -.,. . istma§ WINTER PARK 6 OR WA 0PEN lOAM ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU , __-j MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 12 6PM SUNDAY 126 P M Nitimoire. Shairm is division champ and %ill host %till card to Oakland in the first playoff garile lialtunore beat the Patriots 31-11 in IM and the Dolphins hope - history %on't repeal ly SHS ;e,Ir7i S Borli'ri Is WtaeqteoH I 0 1 J Ohn son I 0 4. L i & c 6 son I 46 14 I I) 17 '° Croomt ' 6~ _ ) Brantley this afternoon, -_ ,- • ___________ ~ '11infl-is Noon timlinem Mfmd,i~ - opt-ri 7 ji ill Po,I Titne 7 I'll p in I , " 11:..:T R. ,., ,-A -3 ,V.~~ -.1, ~U vl~' i.' L 1,.ms- .. ': ________________________ II- - -~ I I _______ _________ ______ . :. •:-• - - INVUNTORY CLIANANCU - , It 0 - him ap"Fowt the ays 'f-' ; ,. '' _.-'-t';- ' .;`,61_ , .Z__. - j*; - . -. 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I !-~~',-~.- )'-t, . _"__ i I, . . II .,,~'. I-'0*1!r_:, -- , OHl.'Do- Senunnole high ran a good race against Ada 0 iseil ston %edneWa) s de fending state champion tek women's golf four- Boone Wednesday night, but n5uiient at Mat fair (ountrs tiroppe d a 65 55 basketball Club by chal king up a 34 in the game (thaZflPiOflshlp fl ight to edge a David Craig scored 20 points foursome - 1*ssie de(ianah) for the Seminoles but the oneMargaret Bott.e. lktt) Daniel tsto punch of Pernell Tookes and Stella Hnook b) a stroke and Jake ( mnpbell was too Thelma Voss pacen the (. Flighters with 34-5. The L ORLANDO . 1 Cagers Bumped - - --- - - - - - - - - the on has of making the playoffs th is * *Tough, resilie, )t crepe sole and 1"eel Jayvee Croorns Ifigh freshman soccer team won its third match in live outings Tuesday, tripping the Seminole lligh junior varsity, 2.0 on goals by - better than Frain Albrecht Crooms Booters Top ( J 0 Bills Coach Jim Ringo's job is The situation Ls nearl) the reported in danger. ., PREE DELIVERY favorite over the 3.10 Hills Both learns %en, reporteil healthy Th e veteran Buffalo players Two tears ago the l)oipiimns art aching toe nai tight bears of 11,15 ',Duch- n -clo,an c~i n,,),,, 1 i igr a ,c iiu Conw.øtysrta. HOURS . Mayfair Tourney Nt'w F.ngLaI I atrauts , , • ° 1 v 27 Inches 9:00A.M.-5:30 P.M. Uoolphi s the second time in (h, isfo title % ith a victor) over two %ears - klith the Buffalo thor CoE Sunda) Ifills and luck slanding in the -we still have to stin todlay itias. of a Lorrth in the .National ffs I- (POIbdIl mm d Mialill ('0801 Doll shuI,a is concentrating tin beating liuffalo, but if that is accomplished. luckoff in the Orange fluskI * Sale 13.49 - a' Falter' stan season is if Miami loses tod.ms his thoughts may turn link to \lmannm was a two touhdostnm, OSSuNIS thorough Lilt rt~ I I 0 A Murphy I 0 2. P4&rrqon 0 0 0. I . Reg. 32-99. 6-qt L114~0ric ice crearn iTt 0 CT 'S COmpletely tIu'ornatic Non I ; i , It s L .. I MAITLAND 1304969 %IR\II 1 h'Im is Sale 24 74 r' 1? - aalPerrrPr, • U,, Frty Lint I moval IutOmatac seat leveling aea di m(jtur ." STERCHI'S SANFORD I I 100 FRENCH AVE. .. 322-7933 / I 'OO more, Re 17 99 Gin 1-1 AT STERCHI'Si-ITPAYS111 a I S . (I , £'as'e .t3OI % ;.~ ~.; ~ "IT DOE SN'T COST TO S HOP te Dolphins Face W'n And Pray` 6 . 1. 1 a And whs do the) need him. with Spark) Lyle in the bullpen? SX. Sacramento, CallL I ,(cS5i(' s deal is repu dly for $3 S million spread over of sears flie teas the)'re put together, those big con' In acts don't t all for hug. cash outl iss wunetluatelt so sane C ROOM$ Gavareau 6 0 1: C,v , I j ill. ii-ppo s I ii, Rouir o o o O,va n (l(ftftctS Regular $299 es' $ -_ 2999;jcja P' err ; I ro ~ft y, r Sale 22.49 HOTPOII%IT ELECTRIC DRYER __011110`5_. WITH AUTOMATIC SENSI-opy I- I Mary Anders.n's 13 toppled A It's almost a cinch that Tampa Bay again will get the top choice M hunch without consulting the seers is that they'll go for Ken MacAfee, the ate awesome tight end of 'iolre Dame, with an ou ts ide chance it might be his teammate, defe nsive end Ross Bro wn er MacAlec as in the Russ Francis-Dase Caspe r mold te hat ou need on pro offense nostadas sto combat the double-ron. I .-_tt,z. 229 - - Crooms hosts St. Cioud till) ti-am goilml guilott for relief i a _r__ -,--.--- I- ONLY AT , aslar ,sth • lei We Moi - -0 . - 0,\ ats I ______1 - OF ANY THROUGH SC ' _______ ',?.,: it 0. it ill h (in rilgill!% P..."I.-f !,t, .jfo: Seminole High 52-35 WI n i • ______ Ni- , a Bnown estimated 4,000 to r jr , - There's flo ness like Place & 0"'I businessI Commerce, has gotten into the - 1here will be a full day of act Vac take our football fairly scho 1 Assist nt Principal seriousl (arm Hanna said "We've got neutral tenrmtors an central Florida 3 malts asta from Fort Walton Ikach ( wight ha%t, optoid iiot ti) take r - VC F ic , I/ .- 'ti,. I off iIou' aia2 Rut once rljie ft" tthtt ou1tbi t have het bail enouh for hin to re4urn 1 the airport iiiujp._11i ---- 1INCR OPUT A RED $1995 VALUE OCC 84THI 26.99. happen around here F sensheads including the Chaiuiber of - in i Ihodo)ou1hinkesiIlbethcfIrs$coLjegepha)erpickedInthe THE ORIGINAL W ITH THE PURCHASE a future awner as going to inherit liii burden of paying them elf Un t m ke some of the other free agents Gossage at least 15 a - Sale 20.24 F season and meets ( arol (ml) hiih School of Miami also 13.4) 's Rich (issae seseral million doUars as the Yankees hate done' • I J "s..,,,_,'7' tho. %o I evangelist. Q. flow can a baseball team afford to pay a relief pltcbtr like , I77O!'S 5e8terSs:mrrv ,rppa •1 a ' commissioner has had his poilter curtailed in recent years. A case IF could be made for A] Davis of the Oakland Raiders, but he's all o,orioulastir .sort who bucks the authorities. I'm reluctant to say so. but Ili% ft-cling is that the inan with the greatest unpiact oil ,joi,ri.s toii;a% o, that slolq)-~houldcrcd. shrill-voiced oplt011le Of I , $ a S - --. . fectfors I prece.s linens ° ?'es Haradsc're (lark pine fl Sb t I J, WITH B-TRACK TAPE/RECOADER SYSTEM E ST f , I '___ [leach. a Panhandle city of they are going to tile game. thei can get there We're firet] ')0.000, mas start to look like it "Come Friday, this place is 'Ifeck. I*rn rea(h to leave -ghost town Friday. all going to be a dadgwmm ghost right note, Ian so fired up. because of a football game town Choc'tasehatchee Pnmncm lh act asshtthet as ranked (7hoctaishatchee fligh School pal lien firoilin said. "This is No I in the st.att. Cartol Cit) ,has racked up a 13.0 record this one of the biggest things to ranked No 2, but things aresl't and static rec-emser I)rtst Pearson center 'siRk Tingeihoff and tight end Bob Tucker of the' Minnesota Vikings. defensive end Coy Bacon of (mnunnatm di fensist back Vailhe hiroten and defensite entlOit.s Seslrtmk ad Oakland: guards Jul, (lack arid San Davis, sajetmec (ilen F des ards ,mmid Ronnie Shell of Pittsburgh center Jill Iarigt rand gua rds lrr) Li ttle. Bob Kuetknber of Miami There's some f ine talent there Q. Who Is the most infl uential sports figure In America ? todaynamed Ilkplayer of - e.T,, Fountain %iiIk), Calif. the week, 17, 19 and 13 t ue lobe fashionable to sa Pete Rordle but the pro football in last three8gni es a ,.,.''-, it CL CI serving ti-is ' '0 Sell S iji 1 1 0 It) tI5iV F ral 1"s - 1 1,_ .1 - 1:)i , CONTEMPORARY COMPONENT ENSEMBLE . - - I v. J radio (hr cial t'ithrr up (late in ti Iotrul s csibilits % brought rio aknoltdguiutr 1 ilogum 5.ti I Jl.uI I'h mm known of the ne n -t e trier ilogut said he 11 ift Choctawhatchee Ghost Town On Title Grid Night - OCAI A- Crooms High's freshman basketball team upped its record to 3 Wedna night with an im ressive 35 road win over gf Ocala F Bobert( us led the scoring g parade with c sI -. Officials seere called an a tls r testmr, lit indmeakd one of crane and railroad flat cars thrill ii,a) have cut out shorth Willa), to move pieces of til e after the takeoff and cawwd the sit). and the plane skills S.ent to E-vansville, lahere it crashed To f j 2IA I£ X ia uI -• -\ %'olliston-Salelli. NC. lot fur- citizen, John lfavlicek. juit can't go like he used to Cowens. rid of C'hoctawhatthee Ifigh will be 5,00D people will journey to right roks. The) ,A ill be able to his pern ml doubts about plasmng a little bo) s game has been closti F ndas so students can Ocala Two airplanes have been lease school in the same basis performing i4ell make the trip to OCald. chartered, along with at least 20 as if the), were going on a field Q. hiatt man) free agents are pla y Ingas starters in the National buses. trip. Football uiI7 - J.T. Cincinnati. Ohio. *,Iio% are our people getting I W,uldn't ventureto nmue all of them. but I can point out some to Ocala"' Brown asked p r om i nen t NFl. stars teho stere never drafted out of college and O Neil Captures )*'thasrhiaalproductmve pro carecrs. Among them are a couple of boma fide all-pros from the i)allims Cost boys, safety Cliff Harris I / , __ it WO Ii a .. Charter J The Celtics have been suffering from the shortness of talent FORT WALTON BEACH, Students in coning off the bench, tehach has previously been a Boston forte. her Okaloosa flc' re' stalking, crastling. On tap of t ha t, their forwards, Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rater, UPR Fort Walton ('ounty schoob can get off too, if 11)111g. lutuli hiking any wa <, A I seriously ney're a little like All-Ainerica tcams-nice but incim(lusive a 1E1 "I.'. •. United Press In ternational no ational polls the major football around the nation Neither, cit spilt tS ti iat ni i took a bus to Indiana Uniser Q. %hat*% the trouble with the Roston Cellics this season7 flask has Daloe Cowens been doing7 - G.N.. Quinc . Slass. ) piano accordion. UJINU(cessful. flogue said. ed'! teli it y ou he ir fron schools likv Texas, Oklahoma and Alabama. is to part o their 11111111111111111111111111111 L '.a pick - If. F., Uolurnbus, Ohio. There is no official No I triarn The Associated Press volvekl) poll me compiled frau vot ess of its sports strite rs around the ç- / h I N: # "'' t llote Is the iso h olk e football team . I h.% Cancelled Death Instead. the highly rated IrLsh iiftt-r starring in the Ea.stern League lit recent seasons • ' a I __0 plosi al at a Nic king can pont BEGINNING DEC. 19 CEDAR : - ib. S,infor(I kits diIlS ('I tj1) Weil It Its (la % . .. Since his 1!1:15 coill• . . lH 1551011 Into (lit' sjl kno%%n P - EVANSVILI.E, md. U1'I sholy after takeoff. rt'cka't• from a sniall ravine pilot to try to return to the toot of the crash lht chartered IX 3 that tar. Philip A ilogut nitiiikr of mu hill 15 miles t of the na> hit plane 1 uk off for \csh ned 29 oplt mt luding 1k Ihi titional Transportation main nma) of Dress l(tgional Hogue sd lit based his silk Ttnz mm ight rain antI University of F sanssilk Saf1 Hoard said etIrnsda> Airport obsersatiorts on co n ve rsa t ions ii oukrite 1' kns fog as the sktttAill team to thur air traffic controllers a t the h air traffic controllers and ceiling tin pptl 1 ro. 400 feet to Ihigut said it (mild is (lass wit ale aths origmn,tlls aS to arr% F sanss ilk airport . ra on ia s of koade st fn'un th i fs at r I t he Isiliilit r mgt is ton tht It n h es in ac till- Nutrt Dame )askctbdll verric4l about the --abriormal curate indication of iA hat Willer. Investigators retrAlt(I "('tit fron, I ~ itules ill threesquad uiiown of noast from the a statement that the plane's fourths of a nib aused liD crash of the 1dIrnL Notre Rant officials said plane's engines before ttmt lantbn' gear as locked or1a d is Pilot T) an Pha'm Sas told National Jet s rsmce t C) tdflt e ed the Tuesda) smntage eTaft took off at t he tin of the I n c crash Iiout f l tU r (I ditiun me he as afternoon fl ight to I3boominon flit 001st aS of (lt.fl 't't the t is crc up at lit I in fl hit an itta (I ta because the plans tests di li)cd cone a rn to totea r rnna I and 1k s mid tin nmi fr i thi hs faq' on its ay to pick i the that ,atta nir. It, is ,ik& rddu, I mpr as " I!ra arl'I r ( I ( ' I \ I 'I kam coot act te ito the pilot but tee re 1)1 mm te cit ht in se mit to 1 J Assot tattoo' With lont Toe no longer with I)rnser, i , talsin Murphy again (,J Pasadena liz \u it s (ft arIse (riss the 8 ti arld rooe of the Atlanta hisiks lb fe t b \1uhs of the llouslori kb 9 1 is Ut lit lii u I tim dS I isled5at f but ill nd fe.t fflaI h zien St ate bask n a r sd lion f U i ii I - - )I 4-r .111(i entertainer at s at Ion rrn '.ss dish born -_ Averts Notre Dame From Tragedy? Ir i , Q. %ho it, the %triallest player in the National Raskelball / , lk 1. it. r he asket! for the time ;till] bh,.- / . tutu an.iiidiiig olik er In lit, saiti. filed .1 toll,plailit Alth ,ssdts rrs ;saliei 10 n ultit, tilt smet inn reported She ('hief Gtrge Karcher said clamned hail raped her at ofle' . • - • 1 O 8) MUtItA f)l.l)FRMA a -A hich began and ended and Rock Springs area in in 1 lounm., pa rking let e irIs Or ange (.ourfls Earthen said tear-old Orlando ston an (owns Judge Alan Rakes ordered Jimni) Hall, 20,3202 S Io l derman I. w ell, Since You Asked... - a -en denied for it Sanford man charged te ith eunisated assault and Pod ri appmn, in connection semth the linitt rt1mrs I - - It iithsi rum U5 this $car to 1166 next. re(ircine'lit. compared it, 44 it 1987 'the average siorker's percent ninit tax *%kill rise 20 percent. that of ] -he bill raises the $3 (100 " Fog i Sven alreath :wheduled in vi, !!~11_-;-, 1'I- - In, ca.;ci! ti,iixt..-, % ill bui. I ate stain I is gin until 17Q l fits ',e hkh still hi lighmtls But 100 million %orkers who linker. as a contribute to Social Security %%orking carnings, than the), artstill have increas ed bites from riots The bill seeks to ensure their pc heck.s beginning Jan future generations rations of average I aumder present l,mss l'best still esorkers r taring at bS pen r mist a $10 000j )ear storke r s siorms of •itX)Ut 41 percent of triple - i i prour mm for the elderly. sthich is pJI of ii Sttunab to fail to iI Ito percent o a year's need cii bs 1987 This is considered lo oW iii is re quart further eonrtsion ml action before ( long Wednesday, I sit.. pi liii I nt decade approved by house 1mnd ntutiators - - 'rser ! In Qfl or Thursday, Dec. i, - For those under 65. the limit iH increase toantstimattd 2W in nextycar and il1 1987. But the blind same new already 1k two moves are ma jor u units trust ftmth against themes an 5i bill nosing $227 tpeetednettLs to the )-car 2W. billion an tmplu)er iaid tiam It ill lo financial re- / / Retirees r2and os'cr price tit higher taxes. Congress at the same time is . I next )car °o (ntury but atacoasidera Jie (fltwrwise both stoulil bo out of I ; Plan Secu Social Security pensions for sound to the year 2007, the for those 65 and over, and American workers into the 21 retirement program to 2 30. removes it in 1982 for those 70 _l__. / I SPORTS E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl WASHINGTON I) Congress has mnsed O"SUT IJ 'p' - Today lv on ,, Z;~~-4 Expected , 0 If ., I-. :., .1_. m ~11 ; _,.i - . ~r O t.,. "., t.!to .... . , I ... ..r _. �10*—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Dec. IS, If; ME WOREBOARD: New A's Owner Vows To Rebuild OURSELVES NHL StIMlf,$ Jai Alai By United P,n$ IIr•hotI DENVER UPI i - Md. Wednesday after Davis an. Denver l3roncos, began choosCampbell Conference "So, our attitude is that any city would be a breach of the with the colIscuill was Finley's lionaire oilman Marvin Davis nounced the purchase. pa,rsci Division problem and was not involved ing names for the new Iran- effort to sell the team with the contract," he said. W L I pts. Wednesday promised be would 'I'm happy that the sale has chise. Several radio stations thought of moving it to another s contract in his purchase of the team. Davis said Finley' Ph'adelp7u " 4r1 92 spare no expense to rebuild the been made," he said. "I'm very conducted call-Ins for NV l)and#rs $ former Oakland A's into a happy that lrii out of baseball." prtspective names, the mnst J'tC Pf-rr: 740 Q (16) 5260 r is Atlanta I tOI 77 111)110 PlY Ranqen 10 (4 pennant contender, Another who might echo that imaginative of which was SECOND - I ciAit,eqd. 1700 Smyte . 'We'll get the best we can sentiment was baseball coni- "Orange Sox " alter the Bron$00 $70 7 Sara Via SIC 420 3 W L I Ptt. and we will not stint on missioner Bowie Kuhn, whose Ogu',a Coldo 140 Q 1361 4720. P tos• touted Orange Crush Vancov.r (0 (2 6 26 MENU SPECIALS 36) uS 70 00 53' 253 50 I 121016anything," [)avis, 52, said at a feuds with Finley were legend. Cncago ilefense. THIRD - 1 Pat*, Quo)a I 201 $0 Cotorido P 17 • news conference announcing But Kuhn, contacted at a dinner Another caller suggested the 10 2 CacPoAlb,qd, ISO 400. 3 $4C$ Yrv'esota 7ii I II his purchase of the Anierican in New York City, said be had team be called the Denver ew Yorit Ship 5. Catfish Flngerngs IciElorla 300.0(15)4660 Pit 5? LI 7 II 3I? 111 112 70 league team from feisty not been notified officially of Miracles. When asked why, he 400 $5C3 Wales CeIiI.r,nc, 2. FIhf Mn 6. Danish Lobster FOURTH —I Medna £nørr 1000 ('harlieO, l-'inley. l)avis,owner thi'salt'andwouldno(coinmeni said, "1 think it would take a Norrt Dviiidn 530420.7 Pa?. Etoria 710300,3 of the world's largest mdepend- For several days. WLT miracle to get Charlie Finley )OSeQu'oIa360.Q)57I 40 $0 PU With Mushrooms Ta.s M.on?real 51 1710 00 ill) 13170 11 6 1 42 ent oil company, spent a A spokesman for the Amen , out of baseball." (,y An,gii 13 $510 I S 31 5425 FIFTH - I Anton Abet 3• Prime R (fl League said "there should reported $12.5 million to bring 7. Seafood Fantasy PtbP There was the one major . Cacho l$'dro 600 643. 3 B'boa Desro? be no problems in regard I ' i ,i the Franchise to Denver. problem, however the A's Juan SlO 0 U)) 1630 p (32) $300 ssathnQlon $3 4 70 3 4. Golden Fried 8. Chkken Livers I) 10010 ''Our main course is to scheduling for moving the lean. stadium lease in Oakland. Adi,ni Division SIXTH - I San) Juan to 40 320 produce if winning lea ii;," said to Denver next season, but Officials of the OaklandShrimp 50, 7 Sara 7rre 620 3 .0. W L T Pit. Di" "Sky we will have there are still many things to x' boStOn %iailIt'da ('owlty ('oliseum Smud 5325 I BANQUET & PARTY I II 9. Beef Liver S S II Chano Enrique310. Q (16)7500 Buffalo I, a winning team here in Den- tronetlout such as the A's least' 7 (II) 73 3 ' i '1ev still has to vr' _. . -- I ROOMS AVAIl API r I -/ Toronto With choice ot Potatoes, I Lot Us 17 4 3 37 yen." SEVENTH - 1 B'ba Codo Ii in Oakland, the presence of the re)IIaIfliflg on if 20-year "ironago ur Cleeland TOSISd Salad, Rolland Butler $60 S 70 2 Sant. Via 660 i 20. " L Christmas Party Denver will thus becomes the minor league learn already in clad" contract with the fai'i1it E(Pia4o A?iri 3 Q (1$) A ?r is Wednesday's Rtsults Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ORLANDO.IEMINOLE WEDNESDAYS RESULTS FIRST I OI,a Vii 1140 • 40 SIC 2 Oçuij Andre i so 3 - ChoraleWorking F/I 1,577 (' EIGHTH -- I Simi,Itdro I; I 53 110 iO1 Juan • 40 3 40 3 Ar14 (cP'a,' I 10 0 12 4 4500 p 4 7' 145 p' NINTH - t Cacho 1710690460 . Oita 4 $7 4 70. 3 Zarre $i i S (3' 7110 p Rangers at Qetri., Bstn a' Prladelp.ia Cleveland it Atlanta Buffalo at Los Angeles TENTH - I San? 110)10) 20. 2 Md.niS 20370 3 søro 660.0(1 6 7) - Ii? IC Friday's Game Toronto -', ....,,.,,_ P ii *1 51 'i nn ii - -. ,, ii ,. ELEVENTH - I Ar7i Juan 1260 W. 3 (00)00 2 Ogu:a Zarreö An'n I Crave 100 0 (34 47 0) P have an injunctive itlief claLst' written into the cotitract.'' said William (uzuniighans, t 'ISCUIII general li.siiager. ''If n atti ni to YlioVe the team s: niatis', it 14AoM 'hit' hlLstlt' ,inil bUthti of tile Ihu1ldn Season is not -htiw ing t ilt- Central Florida Ilitiralt' .hiiwll Wtnh' thu L'lltliJilWllty U ,,lis'i' with the sliwlIl af 11 i)t' the ('hiiralt' In w orkitig toss ,ird a singing us inc 4 20 7 10 4 Oguli Juan 10 sic 400 MInolo tSdrO 300. 0 it SI 3110 ' 511 II 60. Big 0 ()6 w4h (5) 1.151 $0 A -7 43$ Hand), - 1126 675 I ..ikt' ('"riter IS,.Sl11'l7ltli,(l 01wil to the ItitlhL('. IliIll,itlon 17' $1 hit' singers have been ins'itetl to Austria for a tw i week SIIIgIIIg t'ngagt'rIa'nt the list twii 'A ei'ks in June 'sins' ciini-t'rts hj','' t'('l) I)111r)l,('ll according to spi ik('51itI Ik'th Ihill W it a ru iLS 10 g ss rIco me ht'ri 'A tilt- loca l singers pu'rf(rint'il in I'oland. Si ii) Sanford Boston New Jersey wsmglm San Anton 9 14OCt19 51 Louis HIlL) - Recalled let) WN G-lif -411 WOrm Sail Lake City . 0 ___ 9 to 340 $ 6 73 207 t) UÔ4 Basketball Is 10 600 1 If 17 571 11,1 recipt' i are being 54(1(1 to help Finance Iii.' trip. The price is right $2.)) per ('an who Ii might tM' a gift 'ugt'sli(,n for 'the pt-rin %% ho 1171, iS ir 5111110! I hIp t ilt- hiralt' to sing Ui Austria I3u a ('ltI of Miss Shelton attends Seminole Community College and is a full time teller at Flagship Bank of Sanford. - ('flflI. shIF:l.Tox, R,%Y,t()Nfl HI'.ItTH,ND 11cr fiance, who was born in New Port Beach. Calif. is the grandson of Mrs. Shara Phillips, 309 W. C8 .1A 9th St., Sanford, Mrs. John Gallagher, Osteen, and OPEN OPEN I TO$ Tom Bertrand, Beliville, Ill. 10 T06 ' I .,_ '-- Af Ilie canih i' available through ihoriIi' Ito'ilibt'rs For infiiriliatiori ('all fk'ttt' Smith, 323-06J or Mary Ruddick, -3 22- 20K lwt rehearsing is it lot of (tiiii'1 work for tilt' (liii' - DORIS DlF1'Rl('H / • - DAILY Beth Hall, II, a ('entral Florida Chorale singer, ignores calories to sample a tempting chocolate confection, after all, Katy 1 Beth's sentiments might be, tIld. e'4',rfl3r4 ...19J1 lie is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School where he was a football player, senior class president and made "Who's Who Among High School Students. - lie is currently in the U. S. Arms', stationed at Fort Dix, N. J. Semi-Liberated Marriage Partners Face More Woes ro , Organs and Pianos We feature Thomas Organs with the fantastic ColorGiow Keyboard... and Kohler Pianos $A LAYAWAY NOW FOR ORGANS WD-40 Large 9 01. 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' DAYS INN lh fl sunfjci' units lit', i)p,ri,,1 28 , '"-'f '- U''iCui' Rh' .rlc' ccnStriiton in'r4'5 bugt'in comfort Styled i n premium leathers with a deep fUlt'Cuc,t'liOn insole. genuine leather S(i!( ,'ln(l CushiOn'tri'ad rubber heti 59 DAYS INN 119 13RI, LAURILEE JEWELERS Whirlpool -----, 1/4" DRILL - I - Self-Seating ROOF SHINGLES So,iled down by the sun against wind and We,ither i. () SERVED DAILY Seafood. Steaks Hot £ Cold Sandwiches Salads- Law Cal Plates. Desserts I CEILING LIGHT FIXTURE 439 8325 25' * 34" a Law ) cr 880 Bag s Stem and leaf pattern on White bornf glass 8316 16' • 3 4 WHA Slandings It, United Pratt international Mo Southern 47, Pittsburg St 54 W I. I pits Neb Omaria II. Plornwe$?,rnlowa 'ira England If 6 3 II i tO I 33 North Park it. Calvin Coil 4.3 rvnpq.g iS 12 I 31 North*'ood 79. AQuria5 II Ldn.'or0on 77 Ohio Northern I?, Indiana Tech Pt I) 13 I P'OuStQn II I) Oio St 10, Cal Poly Pomona 63 Cincinnati Ii IS 0 n 'e'v If. Midland H n0 ariapols 9 16 3 II Brmingram I IS 7 70 Southwest Wednitstdaylit Reiitj North Trias 96. Long Beach St II Cincinnati 3. lndanapo?is I Oklahoma 101, Lamar U f4e England 7. Soet All Panhandle 54, Bar? Wesleyan 43 S'ars 7 Wichita St It. Northern Iowa OS — Ed-on" 6. Ciec'ioslo,$kIa I — Today's Games West Cincinnati a' Brmng'tane, Humboldt St 57, Cal San Diego Si HouSton a? Indianapolis Kansas St 101. Ar,lo. St 75 Friday's am.s Seattle 73, Central Wash 41 C:echotvakia at New Eng Weber Sf95. Cal Davis OS and West Montana 41, Mcirntarsa Tech Soviet All Start s Winnipeg 41 ...... , 7 25 Come in and get acquainted... - Ii MIX 12" square, 5'." deep No SL 123 5 )79, Deane IS ..... '' 4 wide rigid yellow blade with j,nJi/' ' Eacti Rockwell 15 positive toggle lock 3 4" belt clip LOyQ'a 77 W Mcrgan MalOne 77. Ohio Domnican 61 - iintts Inside frosted h,it) Reg Price ' "-. No'rko 88 Can 8312 12 i... makes 1 3 go Ea Bub ' CONCRETE MIX Wash,,it'çs fjord ,stti lelator has a liii) ,lricl cement 40 (1) bag' so , Single Control SINK FAUCET I, Place moisture and penetrate to tree frozen parts Re q Pr,c(9oz. can/ Scotty's TRADE-INS YJ EASY TERMS FROM Most Axiitrieisn wive.s think itinti, h ((lakes the following relationships that lack wha their husbands are more evaluations CHRISTMAS sociologists call the norms o liberated then they actually We have some of the lowest prices in Florida Helping with the behavior. art', while in fact both are only housework i,sn't sharing. If LOCATION: 2202 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD 54'rni'lit,eratt'fl So sass author OU re boll', C iri ying full Morton Hunt in it forthcoming workhiisd, sour husband article that discusses today's doesn't Ito ) OU it favor when lie marital problems, after asking does the dishes. 55(110dB the following questions Marriage is a partnership, about their Hiatus: especialI 55 ht'n it collies to Iit's )our husLini help decision making. It's our w itli the hIlu.SI' and taking cit' right, not his privilege, ti help of tli.' children" it i,ike (lt'C.siOr'tS, hit's he ask your opinion Your career, if >ou want ;ltx'iUt major pufl'hhJst's and tIlt', is important. It means ) ou lB VestlIIt'iltS" tx;th know and approve of the 4 Is he positive ahout sour fact that homemaking and taking an (lUt.Side job es-en child-tare are not all 'otr FASHION JEWELRY PARTY PLAN though it cuts into sour timi' as rt'sponsibllitv Sat., Dec. 17-10 to 4:30 Sun., Dec. 18—Noon to 4:30 a wife and mother You with have sexual l'3 MENS- WOMENS - TEENS CHILDRENS JEWELRY Iit's he let 31 ou take the rights. liberated mien take It For mltlhitivt' sr'*wills Many Lovely Pieces Ideal For Christmas Gifts Is he pleased w hen iou grhultt'd that % wj 11 have dif' ha',?' differing iultehlss'tUhlI and turing oplflh(imLs at tills's. Tht's ,ilso just assume u're bright t lit cal 111)11110111. ANY PIECES 2 It liii surprise Author hunt suggests that ORDEREDSAT,OR SUN. w(illic'n who answer 'SuS to Traditional couples, says the T I os t of the it ho', t', 7)11(1 article, know where 111ev stand he'n it comes to the rules of therefore think the'', have it Laurilee Is located in Fairway Plaza marriage, and totally liberted ii l'ratt'tj husband, think again Hwy. 17-92, Sanford (Next to Laundromat) According to 111111, es's'' couples have marriage Coil' FASHION DIRECTORS NEEDED—APPLY NOW tracts. It's the zu'tualls indicate it ''pseudomarriages in the t! 1(11,1 It' the lil 'rhit ed Ii ILS t,i.'i nd sen u-li tx'rated a 1117)11 5511 :isi' lip k er,llice to t'rat ion mule feel ng an d .iutiflg like his forefathers I hunt notes that each qut'stiiiri the' quit is based ori 'iissussipt lulls about ii ii It'' fe'mivali' differences 11(1(1 the j right f htLsbhInlLs to L* lords Over their 55i%'t's." With that in . . sóvs .ii - Pro Hockey Open 7 Days A Wool S A M. Til I P.M. of this rare fallIllt old The king of Corn fo IS is 5(7 Ill Clark 75. Wesleyan $4, 10 IS 100 I Curry Coll 10, Gordon Coil 64 ' ,Ill not Au.stria' Colleg e - Detroit 9 iS 375 7 DowIng II. lSe* Pal): 65 Kati" Cry ID 17 370 7', roraram 73. Brown 70 (0)1 Pacific Division Harlw'C$ SI Albany 5? 59 W I Pct GB IlunlO? 64, Baruch 19 Portland ii i .4o jersey City St 77. Brook Coll 57 Priot'n. 15 9 673 5, lean It. NJ l'eCPI 35 GOI0 Sri 13 II 4$1 I Lafa,,tty 75, Morav..n 57 L14 Angels (I Is 10 7 Ii Mane IS Youngstown 71 sttl, Seattle 17 If II'' ctatsacrus.t,s 11. Cnn,c1cut Wednos,day'i Results Mil(eq5v,tle 70, ManSfield II No* JefS#y 50$. Golden S'at, Plattsburgh St SI. UPsila 4 104 RPtode island 64. Manhattan 64 Atlanta toi. Phi ladelphia • 5? John Fisher II. Alfred Los Anget, 113, HOaStOn 91 St Peter's $4. Long Island U San Antonio 115 Ct,catio IOU Scranton 53, B.ngriamton 7• Seattle 107. Detroit P2 Union (NY) 46 Jufll?a 41 7?) New York (31, iriaria 9$ Western NE IS Roger Willams 17 Kansas C', 124 O.n,er 96 'r-s)rr n tr SI Carri Million 64 Ptin,. 1 I). Bv??iIo 133 ,tw rn Pateqn 97, Ri,it a) Today's No gbn'' tcn.cl,01 South Friday's Garnet Murav P , I?. Georgia Coil 61 &eorr start a, Bi'crn Ni's LcP.i'Iana 110, Campbeil es Cleveland at Neill, Jersey San Antono a Aher,'a Pnn. a? New O'l.ans MOwest PeilaijePpra at Chca;o As)'land II. Wittenber; $7 Washington a? Denver Bethel 51, S'o'.trwes?,rn 59 Detroit at Indiana Boaling Green 69, Tn S?ate 63 New York a? PiI'twaus,e Del ance 59. Eanihiam (Inc t 64 Seattle a' Los Angeles Heidelberg 6, Findlay U Indiana 67, Notre Darn, 4 rd Central 57, Bail St 70 - C 93 She is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School, where she was a member of the Senior Council and Dance Team. She was vice president of DECA and is listed in ''Who's '14io \niong High Sdioo Student .-, .- 1 Atlanta we.sdav's Results 1313 3 By United Press International New Orins II 15 PloySton 10 16 3111S ,, East Western Conference Brandeis 65. RPI 54 Midwest Division Bridgeport uo, Sacred PINt, 0) W L Pct GB Bryan? 93, SE Mass 53 Denver If 10 6A3 — Chevney 67. Sh,ppeniburg Sit Chicago tO to 615 I Clarion 102, Alliance 41 MI*auk, tndeana caraniv! hc , IIWIL PcI. 647 -GB Bar:Iauikas end *00 receiver David Knight 1$ 12 5(4 3 CentralDivision W PcI GB C(yvtlnd t L Born in Morton, III., the bride-eject is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal Johnson of Ellington, Mo. and Mr. and Mrs. James Shelton of Millstate, Ill. Jim Jerome and placed on injured rCSlrve 115t defensive tackle Carl Atlantic Division DO4 Buffalo -- Waived guard Girt Brokaw and signed r5e guard Mike Glecv Pro Football New S or Jets - Signed offensive lnman ken Helms and linebacker NBA Standings By United Press International Eastern Colilerenc, PP'ladpr l Pd,* York Pro Basketball vii. Alid ,iiiw ,.Hi,tller tumid. rat_sIng (-a(s pa I (ti Is tillik'rw,i to t arr the group 1111 it lrs'an trip to Austria ('Inc Transactions t erm Club Pro Basketball their work load is raising pruct't'(ls ' 1 QtfliIl's ('hub, will I,') 6 3' ((5 10 TWELFTH - I Medna Arco I a) the peak of proh'ssiiinallsni ?S(j(ll,'d to 'liii' group will appear LII ctinu'rtt' Sunda at 8 pat at 'li:' F'tirt't, Likt' :'I[i1Ls4Jrt'ii bs Lake Man W' Ph. 323-1910 . iransier of inc team. to tour ill il7,strla I% Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Shelton of Jewett Lane, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Ann, to Raymond Louis Bertrand, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Louis Bertrand, 2H34 Empire Place, Sanford. Prilfit group w ho performs funds for opurating I Shelton-Bertrand Austrian Tour OF SANFORD Holiday Isle Complex would give us the right to go into court to stop the sale and AREA ENGAGEMENTS And Singing For "We the league will not likely vole on '- the salt' until ''sm.'tirn,' •d', rarl:er this year and de-red by his doctors to sell h' the N.'s. \'ear.'' team to reduce his work load. Meanwhile, sports fans in Finley was contacted while Denver, already sky-high be,l,.,i,,,, .. , f.i..,,,., ,,, .,I ,,,, LU us tnttile 3IiXCSS succ ess Today's Games Nv 3 Denver and of course the i.'n'ndJti'ns 0f tht' salt'." The spokesman adted that fourth home For the A's since !9'5. Finles, who L'c'jghl the tean in 1960 for $4 million, underwent open-heart surgery Rangers 2. Chicago 2 Torori?, 3, s ar.airs ; Mnresota 3 Monrea 2 5' LOU'S 3 Ptt;burgpi NY Thursday, Dec. is, 1177-16 1 ' - js .' w P''S ' 'I • ,,, b" - St �25-Ev.ntng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. IS. ICI7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Should flEAB ABBY: Last month I met ii wonderful young man. lie's 32 and I'm 29. We liked each other immediately and he asked to take me out. lie said he couldn't drive a car because of the "medication" he was taking. I asked why he was on medication and he told me he had epilepsy. I was shocked because he looks so healthy. Ile explained that when he was a child he had been hit by a car and a.s in a coma for a week with head injuries. He said he takes pills to keep from blacking out, but he may get a seizure once or twice a year anyway, so he can't drive. Now here's the un believable part Two years ago I started i': with a fellow who wore a She Wed Epileptic? )npE epllesv but are afraid to i. In the meantime, write to the hale to write letters? Send $1 Epilepsy Foundation of to Abigail Van Buren, 132 America, l21 I.. St., N.W., Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, Washington, D.C. 20031, who (alit. 90212, for Abby's booklet will refer you to your local "How to Write Letters for All chapter. They will provide you occasions." Please enclose a with free booklets telling you all long, self-addressed, stamped you want to know about i24c1 envelope. DEAR No NAME: An ex. timaled one out of every 100 Americans has epilepsy. It's the only common disorder where th e sufferer is more handicapped by th e attitude of society than by his disability. Although the tendency toward epilepsy can be inherited, it Is not considered a herry di sorder. in recent )'ears medication and treat. ment have been very effective .v accept consumer complaints &arah's breakfiront. or )ou took about food safety. Check sour the train to Denver and got Dear readers: telephone director), or write the there a day late. The Interstate Go now to the place where FDA. 5600 Fishers Lane, Rock' Commerce Commission has a you keep your scissors. Then vlle, Md., 2O82. fret' hotline. 800i 424.9312. Or cut this out. - Your new deodorant gave write the Office of ('ommunica' The following list of names, yu a rash or the shampoo tions and Consumer Affairs, addresses and phone numbers you've been USIffi! burned trnr l('(' Room 12I1 Wachin,'lnn is by no means complete. nor scalp. The FDA again, but this D.C. 20423. does it constitute an endorse' time write Heinz J. Eiermann. Amtrak also has a cumplat: ment of any of those mentioned. director, division of cosmetics address: The Adequacy But we hope it will help you deal technology. FDA, 200 C St. SW. Service Bureau. Amtrak. 9 with some of the most common Washington D.C., 20204. I.'F.nfant Plaza North, S'd consumer problems. Your electric skillet Washington. D.C. 2002 Some sources have toll-free shocked you and that new toy Amtrak advises sending a cop hotlines to call. For others, a looks as if it might cut sour 2. of your complaint to the IC letter might be the best bet. year-old. Call the Consumer address preceding. - You've just opened a can of Product Safety Commission You th tuna and suspect you got cat- free at 800 638-2666 Maryland airport for showed the flightup to at bled food. The Food and Drug residents, 800-492-3927i. but the plane was overbookeii Administration has offices in You've just moved and the You weren't certain what you more than 100 cities that will moving company lost Aunt rights wereor how much mone, UP! - -...................-... --. N111% ow ob _ I 3 115 BEETLE BAILEY 1. MONEY CLIPS WALLETS MASONIC JEWELRY CIGARETTE by Mort Walker 1 ;, TIE TACKS - , RINGS '.ED $ TME! ER NOW YOU EVER ( ST'-4iNp' OFPIPTAKING AGE. GET iT?! i' LLTh' / ART LESSONS? / 0~ LIGHTE RS A A 3 F A Christmas Idea For Dad l(,Ot "JSi 'pe '"I ', ,Jj'raö " F-e, •I.Ie e",. ,j'i F4'.'OUS 46,99 FREEMAN - - . FreewFlex JVf I ' \nlqht'S 208 E. FIRST ST. SHOE STORE SANFORD 3224204 33 indgnstin 34 Cat command 35 Persia 36 Actor Spirks 31 (smog in lily 38 Georgia city 40 Da d 41 City on e Cr-ents Perfume inWed,, 50 Catedonan 23 I - 38 3 a - 4] 44 45 - - - - - - EEK & MEEK APtfXY M,/i1X, T)ARD ThE. liME tkMEJ tJTD c9J \ J I ALL ISJATlOJS 1JIU. PWUC L4XD. -. . LjALRAT .&R1 l,WlbJAT1C*JAL CZETCRATIC4J, ( CATWS AIJO M4&0u6 £. () C. . -.. rr' m EThUC JC*'E Fhikodern I did us d great rL service" J . PRiSCILLA'S POP byAl Vermeer when they developed a whistle that only '• dogs can hedr!' 01 - 47 48 52 9 NY 10019. The amount #)ii are clotting mnecharu.sni and the using is serious threat to your tendency of your capillaries long-term health, and if you 'smallest esseisi to break cannot stop on your own you That wouil l* the wily way ;i may need some help better answer could be obtained DEAR DR. IAMB - I am 73 for you. Even exhaustive sc'ars old, Steet9, and weigh 165 studies 'imetint's fail to pounds. My blood pressure is provide the real answer . 150 over 90. My trouble is that Meanwhil':, if ou happen to Just a little bump on my arms or take asp i rin or any of the hand will leave a bruise or commonis available pain T - - O - - - - - NOW 2.49 by ctnfføl *. Waii,rIhI AVE "t'J T\WI 1.) lNSNLiATE THAT tJ'RE ElTtR AT THIS t1JI.4E THAN I AI FRANK AND ERNEST /1 by i3ob Thaves / in precious 14K gold ' \ insights relating to others YOUR HIRTHL)AY Dec. 1$, 1977 social) nlia) be a bit off-base. TAURUS 'April 2May 20 Ftoiii time to twin' this coming )ear persons working B wary of making snap behind the scenes may set up decisions today where money some uniquely advantageous and friends are involved. situations for you. They're Condit ions could be more likely to be arranged without complicated than you first )our request perceived. SAGITTARIUS i Nov 23-Dec. GEMINI May 21-June 201 211 You're only generous LID to ('enter your attention on doing point lnt toda> with perns youre' )our career assignments well respuns.blt' for Where your today Steer clear of coworkers own needs are concerned, who are in an agitating mood you're apt ti be a more liberal ('tN('ER June 21-July 221 provider. Like to find out more Unfortunately, today > ou ma y ofw hat lies ahead for you? Send spend more effort rationalizin g for your copy of Astro-Graph than working. Your boss will Letter by mailing 50 cents for have difficulty in going along each sign and a long, self' with your reasoning. addressed, stamped envelop.. to LEO iJuly 23-Aug. 22i BetAstro-Graph. I'.O. Box 489, 1mg on the if-come isn't a Radio Cit> Station, N.Y. 10019 hrcwd move today, parlie' sure to specify sow- birth ticulary when success is pnn'itcated upon a situation you ('A l'Rl('cmN i dint control 22-Jan This is a dii> when you're VIRGO 'Aug. 2.3'&pt. 221 not likely to get away with Important matters you want ansihing A matter may seem sour nate to attend to for you trivial, but to another it will or for the family today should be covered with detailed . appear otherwise. AQUARIUS 'Jan. 20-Feb. 19 structions Don't assume tinA friend who is quite wasteful tkrsthniling. may feel he has )our resources t.IllRfit Sept. 234M. 231 I as a backup. Keep his hand out Your chance for personal gain of sour pig good toda y , but there is a hank today. I'LS('E.S i Feb, 20-March 20# likithood > ou will only develop it The "arati Bernhardt could puI1it1l> Your mind will be on surface in u tsias , causing tithct things >ou to do it ist of play acting S('OItI'lo) i (kt 24-Nov 22 1 Pretending to be what you're Your economic discipline could not won't work, be cactI', eroded todas if >ou AllIES i March 21-April 191 conIc' across something that is Your business hunches could be dtiriius, yet expensive Dent rather astute todas but sour bus itn'nts you can't afford . Missy dress pants. - WIN AT BRIDGE (I51I% U.!) and I % flRTll - 4 .1 10 A Q In 9 , 2 +754 4 62 %%15T Q 8 64 7 75 i 2 4 6 + 4 sot 'ru 4 )' ', I F'OKAY, 50 MV sSCQk' KRAYEN FJV 0', A ' THE WALL'C.RAWLU.OT AWAY' Single cl osurewaist good fitting flare styling. Basic and fashion colors. Pwfly ON'PRISlffION NRiiE HRS "s{ B*p S r .1 t l,d Both vulnerable %Pit %orlh East South 26 6' 2 39 l'' 1'' l',a. 1',i" The Christmas Place -' ' Kim: - . , .• - , by Stan Lee and John Romita - *- EM - YOU YE '0 stuR COME Srrt.e5 ' our iè t' s' 5Eed5S -. tjt , 11 L \ \ xi RgrnRao.' sow OMEcWE'Sr7Aj 'w 19F 141ID7170N VC YLJ lOt, A ji,p' I lwo pr YOU GROW 60Y - LIKE °NA r OU'\ -- Of $RNS'TR!IOP* ". TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. 11.ic 000 N ES B U R V by Garry Trude( Ryan ilWs ,.-C.~AIZVFR 4,0 ' fr '1 ,.\ 'j • JdIIWIU rldLd ,. , ,I__I___1 Open Monday thru Saturday 10 AM to 9 PM. Open Sunday 12 to 6. - a We i,;tinu(. ) "sterila', '' answer to girt' tht' p('nalt) wh.'n ,, player w ho makes an insufficient bid elects to pass instead of making the bid suffnicnt The rule here is Eosley Blackwood, inven- that partner is barred from tor of the Blackwood conven further bidding and if it lion, is working on a book on becomes partner's opening play Here is hand that will le.id, the declarer can call oc included in it for it bar the lead of any suit South was mighty glad he b> partner of the offn'niier it hadn't worked his wa> to he bars it the re'striytt in seven when he saw the dum. remains as long as partier my in fact, six looked retains the lead doubtful since West was ' A llsiI I' 0 'rn likely to hold both minor suit -. ' "' • kings South deeidi'il he - ' a surely held both .& his first plan was to ptas . * .s .*' West for ,i doubleton king of diamonds Then South saw it se better pla> based on that , e -.• ,.•, king of spades lead He took dununys act', discarded a low diamond, drew trumps . . .. . with one lead ft itO dunims Opening lead spades Sizes 10-iff, - continued with the jack of spades n whit-h he discarded it second diamond West took his queen and could do nothing better than to lead the suit again This gave declarer a ry-' to chuck his queen of diamonds He led it diamond to his act', entered dumms nith a trump, ruffed a diamond, entered dummy .ith another trurn. ruffed a third diamondp to set up North's last diamond, went to dummy w i:h its lastt trump, discarded his queen of clubs on the last diamond and has his slam MUNICIPAl. DiPRR1'MI?' 10.99 330 1977 ALWAYS 1VOu5oRe 5A lO PO Ry, SRI". "$Eit$i'J I Special Buy! p Dec. 16, blood spot under the skin. I relievers, uu should stop them have been to a lot of doctors to try to find out what causes this. The rest of )our diet could be No one seems to tell me the important. Be sure you are cause. i;etting an adequate amount of I'm very athletic, very solid protein dali). SPIDER-MAN AFFORDABLE DIAMOND HOOP EARRINGS S - 46 by Howie Schneider MAkJ - (n!ge to shr,w detj1 of alcohol can send 50 cents with C will not help at all You are a long stamped, self-addressed quite right envelope for it to me in care of A hernotologist. a specialist in this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, blood diorikrs, might want to Radio City Station. New York, test all aspects of iour blood - - - For Friday, - z_ 322-2363 40 - - 31 By IWRSI('F: BEliE 0501. They'recollon polyester S,M.L.XL SANFORD 31 30 HOROSCOPE Women's terry scuffs Registered Member American Gem Assoc. 36 __ IntOF)COIQ?SfOr 1125. PARK 34 29 - CAN'T JEWELERS 28 33 St - 1 I(ade'c 20 56 Orig. 3.50 to 16 - - 50 14 p115 I J111 13 11 FJL'IDS',,' From 27 32 TH,AT5 IT Our diamond hoop earrings say such nice things about you. NOW.. .you can afford to adorn yourself so easily.. .so eloquently. J6 22 24 25 26 35 t}p(' drinks, contain about the out of the fruit juices so I don same aniowit 144 calories in 12 bother Do you have an'. ouncesi, unless artificial suggestiun.s sweeteners are used. DEAR HEADER - This Alcohol is a ceilti!ar totin It sems to La' * problem that is an damage ...r ' heart not always l! cr.d brain It is also emphasis on vitamin C for hard on the digestive system bruising is 'elated to the fact The alcohol enters the cells that scurv caused (ron directly and dries out norm al vitamin m C deficiency is cell moisture. lam sending you associated with bleeding and The Health i.tn'r number 1-4, hemorrhagic tendencies Alcohol. Whiskey. Gin. Vodka. However, if a person is getting liuni. Wine, Beer Others who enough vitam (' s in }o )our want information of the effects cast', taking additi o nal vitan,in _______________ 12 Why Do I Have Beer Belly? since this concerns nit' greatly. ann muscularly built I drink a DEAR READER - There IS quart of orange juice or a reason why heavy beer grapefruit juice a day and have drinkers develop a ''beer for the past several years t*lly." There are 151 calories in All I drink is pure orangr each 12-ounce can of beer #3.6 juice. grapefruit Juice. prum:' percent alcohol by volume. U S. juice, and tomato Juice Wit Department of Agriculture the exception of this brutsin data,. Eight -ins a day I 'm in c'xcdle'nt health. A lot prcv:th ,3 ckries a day. doctors have recommended I Soft drinks, such as the cola take vitamin C, but! t 4 Eariquite Horne 5 Exclamation 41 Mao 28 Weather o f di%guil bureau (abbr) tuog 6 Posed 7 Fine rock 29 Trounced in 48 legal ad tennis debris grQp labbr c1 8 ostru 30 Ointment 49 Rove H8*8" 31 Remain 50 compass e 9T 33 Bo!d °°' II Gridder group 39 Catch #abbr) 10 Energytavog 52 Eggs 13 Male c 54 Ccn'past I tIne )abbr) 16 Se 42 Oner p ' 5 Thursday Dec. IS, it 77__3 B DEAR DR. iAMB - Please tell me it there is any nutritional value in beer, and how it compares with soft drinks. I am 23 years old, and drink at least eight 12'otmce cans of beer a day. I am also interested in the damage of brain cells that takes place. 24 Loot, toil 25 Russian rider 45 BaSibal D1 Iver kilf 26 Songstress 21 they owed you. Jack Yohe is th Civil Aeronautics Board con sumer representative to service complaints about at travel. Write turn at the CAD 3875 Connecticut Ave. NW Washington, D.C. 20428. Or cal i202i 6734158). - That double widget, wing backed screwdriver you or dered six months ago stil hasn't rne and the compan won't answer your letters Write Thomas Chadwick, con sumt'r advocate. U.S Posta Service, Washington, 1).0 20260. 11 y .. Annoy _ F 'L3UGS BUNNY - AN - tT0 • C $ 7 Atop 3 4 •ER L N L 57 Enthusiasm SO HIQPI*CV 019 The landlord was willing to rent you the apartment but turned you down. You think he's guilty of discrimination on the basis of race, sex or marital status. Try the Department of Housing and Urban Development, assistant secretary for fair housing and equal op. portunit, 451 7th St. SW, Washington, D.C. 20410. The free hotline. i800 424-8590. S MilL a wl (cont,) ul THE BORN I L f4. I-1 AN 56 I possess dried brick (- L I C I ....f..4....fj IIiI I U -. L IL b.,rag -_l1a 14 Canine 59 Women, lsioitioi i it1'T IS Christian patriotic tujoe H A k iymboi Society (,bbr( I$IIij1pdJltvty 0 SiLO 16 Singletons 60 Mine worter titAtN Iitot'A , riIl isthmi union fabbr) iiiat, , jilt5 ________ t1Nti _____ 19 LeanS tO*a?d 20 Wr9911 lash 43 PJeov 21 infuse DOWN 22 PdorThern 23 Inteti stag, Tettirner.t 23 Largest 27 French city I Compass book 32 rather continent point 44 46 ,-, - Free 10 Turn 12 Inordinate 43 Uoburr.t and .j Answer to Previou s Pugiii 53 Garbage I Over (prefii) barge 4 Enjoy a miii 55 Printer's 7 U-boat (abbr) direction Phone p - - 51 Crucible I) Oriental r , EARRINGS kEqE IVUR L. 5uPPE •8u1' '.O Tv "-i FOR A WEEK' O(A , GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY WATCHES - ,J ( ACROSS tell esteem IT e W---Auff- - And. of course. you always write Buyers Billboard, It UP!, 315 National Press Bldg.. Washington, D. C. 200*. We'll try to get your consumer complaint or suggestion into the right hands. \ / - . WASHINGTON JNIS'4MEN'TI! C&IT SLEEP I V(?'4Q'#,f GO wT..CJr 'vOi.. ThN,(ING i'IOw J WV4A'r ',Oij 'rc 37' / 5'.IE 'I" ( MEAN ) MUST BE J I doctor. LUGGAGE bracelet stating he had In controlling epIleps. With epilepsy, only this fellow toldproper care, most epileptics are • Use Our Layaway Plan ne that he was born with it. He able to live normal lives, marry took three pi!is a day to keep PERSONALIZED SERVICE and have hea1y children. from :alling down. Don't hesitate to ask the I broke off with him because I young man questions a bout his was afraid if we m ie'i und Sanford Jewelry & Luggage ..; ..... your I....I _.k. condition, and IIV) IIIIII1 Ji lin IL relatlo'-'hlp b. erloi" 217 E. FIRST ST. SAN FORD epilepsy. Also I wou1t.'t knois 322.3681 ou may want to speak with his what to do if he ever got sick in front of me. I never told him why I broke off with him twenuse I didn't want to hurt Did your child score too low him. Now I find nI)self attracted to he State Literacy Test'? another man with the same pvrJu)v III i_es yyooauanu naurs problem. I can't believe it! Can remediation help improve his levels epileptics marry and have with part time tutoring. children" how often do their spells" occur, and how bad are I be)- 1 What can a person do %stolrow"GJ to help them' ii heard you have A school for exceptionally bright, hyperactive and dyslexic to hold their tongue so they children. We offer diagnostic testing, concentrated remedial in. won't swallow it.i Please ureading & math plus language & auditory skills. struction In plain these things to me. Abby. TRANSPORTATION AVAIlABLE I can't ask anyone else. 7l3l6-1 NC) NAME IN MICHIGAN Howell Branch Rd at Dodd Rd. 14 Here 's Consumer Complaint Guide by Chic Youna - Ii ' I __'5'_ • �IB-Evenrngll,rald Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. IS, 1977 MMM TV HIGHLIGHTS Thursday 2 11 - Baruch( Al 9 ABC NEWS 24 LOwELL THOMAS RF• 2 LLARSCLUB 4' THE BRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 9' WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The Mink Pond 24 MacNEILLEHREA RE. PORT 30 2' THE GONG SHOW HOLLYWOOD 4 9 SQUARES 6 THE MATCH GAME S$t CAROL BURNETT On Waltons Mountain, where their plight puts a severe test on Olivia's faith an God 6$ MOVIE Humphrey Bogart week VIrghaa City' Bogart, Errol Flynn 1940 Union and SHOW Guests Ruth Buzz' Confederate spies try to outwit o 04.d "I ;*a: LAST DAY- 6 T0 I p Get Your Laughs Ott at... . THE STORE CO ft WITH MORE RUTH Iulli uo JACK CAR?R A ii T y t,,%-'. ' 2 21 'j " '' . ,• TUOt PiT SR CITIZLN I 1 LAST I 21 . I I : CHI L D I iS ' ,%L,i . h'l, 43[1 aDyuyv(D. A FULL LFNGt ANIYAYLO e ' AS .' 9. A CHRISTMAS CAROL 24 THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS (A) 900 2 JAMES AT 15 James elation Over the a5i1 01 a friend (Perry Lang) turns to numb SHE SERVED LIER COUNTRY.. cfl i, THE ONLY WAY t. t1h6 SHE KNEW HOW! r Or PEARL 0.111: W"GOLD V 7.30 ~ 0 . j I0 :I S 'I %.L NI t THE 121 SANFORD AND SON (A) 24 ORANGE COUNTY 4 GOES TO 12 MERV GRIFFIN fl GIRLS ON 42nd ST. THE MAGICAL WORLD I I A I .. II 30 1 200 2 6 9 12 NEWS ¶73° 2 12 THE GONG SHOW 4 SEARCH FOR 6 OMORROW 9 RYAN S HOPE 125 7 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE too 2 12 FOR RICHER FOR 'OORER 4 MIDDAY 6 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 9 ALL MY CHILDREN hOStS tt'ts pe'wr, portrait of I 30 PC" by eight of his fir-ends and 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 200 4 230 LATE NEWS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE Morning 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 300 24 VILLA ALLEGRE ' . - ," - 600 6 IMon I THE LAW A.D 3t5 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL YOU (Toes 30 MINUTES 330 Wed I BLACK AWARENESS I f , I, ' I 'Thu'SISPECTRUM 6 COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE . MOUSE CLUB 625 N 9, MARCUS WELBY N 0 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL , 630 2'(Mon) POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (Tues Fri1 % - '• - PORTER WAGONER SHOW IWOdI NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(Tfiuri (THE WILBURN 0 - * ,,, BROTHERS SHOW Arthur Treacher's has a double delicious special for you! 4 KUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6M THE ARCHIES 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU A cup of steaming New England 645 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF chowder and the best fish sandwich ' eve1 tasted for only S1.00. youve Our chowder is deliciously unique blend of sauteed onions, 700 2. Ii TODAY (LoCAl news at 430 2 ADAO.412 Ab At e.Pl!en? pie, Amer an I ire ?,. 75211 , ss CI .'.i t U'.,rlt' A .I"'ii'i 'p'. ne', Si: ;..: ss c - CiaSs , tpl ads ser v e 'hr r-, ,.. 16 Selling COr'unvn.tp e.i.r, Read L US@ them olishim SEEK& FIND'NATIONAL GRASSLANDS S - '2- $ Sternper aborn S E B A A R L N L E C W A RI T U V I I' D G A 0 1 X 0 B E N E I E V I U E R 0 I N N I W R A I EQ E K R E A NJ V E 'KOOfflS 2 BRADY BUNCH 6 STAR TREK 9 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW + i Ii I I - . -.-• -• -- ,, ,. , . • , (fl cOrn?? g - lot n + - I " 5._ia u 6 U( Al , I tome on Ig E.0(,flo% eat ' 2 ION i -------".' .' '' f i replace, FR -- II Ii +5 I & - :':s'u::e cr-c - ..' NEED A t'iO.ME ' SIC.. lien 10 ,11 rs.'t,t"y 3 low as $l$ CPI'C A HERE LOOK 7 ISP s i ze 110$'1I7$) 1 ball', f-., P-4, '1' £7! BOOK i5go ryvv. '71 SKYLARK 109S *l9 Si, + 'is DART 4DR. .. .... '%Iu,tk.*.e £415 '69 ROADRUNNER 5 Cl,a..it 295 .,t •v., 'r Vat Pt9S Oi Around A,, Ay$ i,, '72 NOVA 2 DR. ac ,.,, y., '75 MAV ER ICK 4 DR. %ow it.en aro 5171 'I 3)9 14;; A. t- i , I. ,.iI , ' 1788 s p:' - £IP ' (.I'a ie.'p 12788 er 2288 4 , ' a.,.. i '68 CHEVY PICKUP LI? Gale '1088 ;• - - '" 5' i, SItS is,a, - - BLUE BOOK CARS , i 4114 S. Orlando Dr. Hwy. 17-92-Scmford oo'a'-., - r" cc .i -II" '4' , " t ' 3288 v, •,,,, 5m041 ASc r,i a., '7S PINTO 2 DR. T r -'' " '.' , £ '76 SPORTABOUT Radio- Stereo !.LOC _.!V ' . ' AVE BLUE Aye, CARS "."' " 0 '. - ti n '""-: 5111.LOPIVILLI Park . ricA r1 -- " From •'[ p WALNUT t1'a" -- - - l "A '" a..p.j '7 • 4,f I AMC/JEEP ' 1 323 3777 ai I - I "' ~ 377 + Dstswallter-- FIche-n Ad. $20 "rr'f QualItied byj,er BR I' bath .5 tree Shaded l,t' S ,lrh.., .,.e, v is E'e -- ''s ?41 - -lIPI. R 4 (414 2 hO" tsome on corn,, let fl Lake Mur'y' Comb O FR & LR to, sp,a'ous 'elI ng' C H&A A "'c're' A 5.39,000' APP 45 ARApTED r4 1, ' - HIA A * (rpt & much mor e Best otter CAMERA (2. P u ,, • .'. • 777 u- .'. - V'")o met : tome take care of 'he Down Payment Real saIwe at j39$, A KIND-- t urn 7 BR I fl Santora- Tree Shaded w tented rear yard' C '. .'(,,,N( • '-'.11 ___________________ . bath "me ONE Of COZY & SHADY I' of Sanford S largest I BR hornet' Spit plan tam,Iy, room, double garage, large sun ,rcn large corner IC?. central S ,t(Prers, central H&A carpeted llsrouge'uout, too ne'ghbOrP'ood I TRADE 174 and let tour present , .5 ;ri _______ --- - S2-Appliances • ,.• 4:75 377 AS D od ge Dan Fyi1 Ls.,-pp.d Ii'. c ..' .. S I 4 LuI,A,N p Ys.,f ..C• 93) 9993 53995 2995 SANFORD I • 3295 C,l to. ;04 - -- 5 1974 FORD T.BIRD 167 RENAULT R104 DR. i • ' ------ Us ed Cameras 11513 pibolograpvs,c tupmer,t fl conIng ondtior, -- 1 *0 P5 AC I Spied T..s 1976 MATADOR 4 Dr. __________ to Buy WIIBOLD15 1974 FORD P.U. TRUCK Credit Qualifies EvE I 1295 iWO lIarS I ('P13 ' t15 tier" '.' - 'el 14 3 4 r' • "l,e a :;TA,C4."cr" ' I ,ç,,., ?' ocI-r'g C' .4 ,vi of uSed (0' 0'",' ' ' ra's is' 'nnc, r •'. ' Pr-C( P .SO' C)' i'. 4+ P".' . Cs:,," /. "'t' "• 141 4"c'0 );,'4.6' ,, ,, •, - - SIn Credit No Money Down it --- - to rent' Le a bind .g tynant for cass.t, ad To one e.tnasgalorel Just 5.39,500' BPP WAR It API TED , I Gifts' All e.treniel, !SClithp FREE 377 3783 otter S 10pm 68-Wanted * * .'.'.-' oage to, C"rst'nas gIl " Havej room YOU'RE MOVIN' UP! P riectpst' New 'f & carpet' Formal DR. bar & pool' FR is, 19!' ,.' - - ; F.aIr. I BR 14 ' _________________ ChriStmas. llemàle, I male, 373 7091 _________________________ 4PUPPIES' -oca' Xm5 1971 FORD 4 Dr. TORINO S69500 1964 JEEP P.U. TRUCK Pups for Cole fut' *ag(.r ____________________________ or No Credit ______________________________ REALTY 15 LuLl .1 ••'• ' : ' 7 1316 , p w S CONSULT OUR p y " ;We4 ~ N_ _; 'I - ); 4- M i S-Garage Sales ,... 1 ;oui .,seo 'ce, s c'' 1;' 7yI C'- %,j' C'n k1c,u5rta'u'e • •',_ ..7' "i a y_ .I - + , + __________________________ 2 NEWS 24 THEELECTRICCOM. PANY kwt.Ztl 1 Pawnee Comanche Curlew Oglala Kiowa Tomorrow: ' Iicdr,.,. I 10 ' 5' ' " " ALs.,rvmrr's st BY pa rk is You can 't beat this perfect combi in nation to warm your winter. The Arthur Treacher's Soup in Sandwich Special! You' ll taste the difference 2 two newspapers.....the Fvvenlng Herald (on Tüesdayt ann tht' Herald Advrtc,.r on Thursday) arid you reach . . - I Al Aror, 4 1. . __ x , %': - I, !'K.I-. 0*to^ ' 4:1 I I - I I , .---- ,,,,, 7611 " vrs 322 3 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD WIlds Of - NIt Grand Otionsirl of MW ArNIp, TreacMr's IA Pine Hill, and AltameMe Sprint. 11 4j, 1115 1 wonder III could stop my beard from growing by transcendental medltatlon'r thee big markets,,., southwest VoIuj, North Seminole and South Seminole. Call Th. Evening Herald Advertising Department •3 22. 261i or 831.9993' Ask Paps. And For The Business Review - lS7 - + garage All for only $51 900 Call 3m Yates at 333 3274315 or Ian',, Cypress Park Really ')C-A 'tc seng ., l( , these. i'rn% A II 4 Al!' ,d I 1411 .'u' Ir'nil', irs' Ii, en) qa'.' It", ,"i'd '22 7p II 1 ill 6900 '- It Owner I I - 1 1511 7 bolt" w ar-pet tf"fl(('nJ yO'rJ fru I ?rfr I, f'iSraS 521 900 Call 372 $73; ' Id,lleilde 106 Br eneoodD1 t IIrturr' &sciclri i,I r 5? *,,ter turn or parIl, vin f'rtlrr, Ou['e'S Only' 719 SIll Sunken liv'ng roan, .% - In fireplace. tlmily room (3inng room screen porch enceci yard, fruit trees Was 582,000 ReØu 10 151.900 Owner 373 AW , ,.. %I I' (' a,, I '' 70$ S'l -' i" , ,,,,,; o, '6 acres on Doyle Rd P(C Jersn and termS r*goliable Really. REALTOR 372 I r"c'ftcJOQC , OfI'rs lcrr Ppmsy ._ COUNTRY LIVING- I OR, 2 bath *1 all the conveniences, large 1ard. free'., plants galore. choice area. -- - -''.-, . - At - ' - "'.''I 'lduSlr .41 ion+ng II Ii Irclnl.lgr Ie,irrd 11 gli Q'ocnd I .lrrr p.4r(rls $15900 per .liI 11 p(t 110cr' P.11an(e .i I I i5 I' 47 & 14v I3j 'U A ,. A& + -_________ - v £,.IA MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD Will Purchase 151 & 2nd mor 'gages jt discount 74 Hour .ippPpval Call $42 $919 ________________________________ ' - , •• FiiII , ze carOpv bed - complete Ill d.l'r tube $ 6 pe D'nette tet hOtly Am I $210 Bookcase Un . $73 other misc 32) 4651 I i - L''uan' - IC Van Sole . - SA - ' ' -. -' •' • ,rl I ., , ''. '• •6 '.1 - : .'. I - - 5.. ' 11 1 I i I ' I - ' '.':• 'I fl 'LI' II - '',I,,.r-s, 41 iscellaneous G '-' ' ' -- -' -.. .Yl ' - •' '' , r . 0' :/+,. I - • I., • -, '"'' I.., L...awn & garden Equlorrnt Services ..y- I. "" -'"-" - " i --. 1. % - 1%. '~.` '~ Sn 71e 'S nappin Turtle . - I ' P c. r',, Pest Control ' Land Clearing 171 - I C.I' i. ri.2 k I 5 7 rr' 'i '' " '' ii)) ONE P140741. (ALL STARTS A CIA S S I F lED AD ON i Is I 5(21 IF UL ('IC) 114(1 NUMISIN 'S 322 )ell ' - - " Ir, ~tj' •" 't"7' -, •. ' - Rubber Stamps 5l',' l'l.i C .s.,, ' :' S '•'':tr - "''1 # , 11"I j., ', .' Cr' 51 55 24 '-'s C., + 47 _________ •• 'u, 11: ,-.* - _ Saw Filirig _________________________ 55-Boats & AccessorIes + Land Maintenance -.P611 1iSO'. 5445 1-NI, I5'i' B-ass boat, lib. new, fully ,,.,,, '"'' 'C • C" .lwS + '• '"t ' equipped. IS hp Mercury , - •' ,,j U,," .. 17? II + .' -w Lawn Maintenance motor, heavy duly trailer th , ' -" ."I;: 0:' .,P. _'let 6 ply tres. '74 model 337 7917 - --__ -- - _______ Upholstering I ("(NT LA,SP,S[115 f TreeS trimmed and removed øi teiri tiass boat, 1,1*" 1,i, -- - ' ' CUSTOM CUTTERS'' 7,-I ' '.',. )OhnSO" 10 HP outboard tl,ttv's. ts'r"''i - ' ''' 1) sues.n' r'ces 37) 7157 '1 is 4. broIng motor & 'rO,lei 1:1 + '.7 ________________________________________________________________________ 372 6150 - - -. - - " ROBSOI9 MARINE 292y H* V I? 9I Sanford Ill 32?71 l_ - _ t!," : '!& " '' - ______________________________ L. • ' a. C ,is.. 35$ ,%,vr't A,j , u, I .' ¶ 7164 lnsuIatio a, M 'II .- ' '?• ' C • tel I10 ' • -. '.f 38 !11.0 - .I • -.5,-.l -__________________ -,, •'., " ' Electrical t Quts g II -dci.'. ICPQI5 Ylips Sun 7111 S Yvette loft 77th I 1. •, . ' i' 'i's ______________________________ •"'i tI4 13951)1 or - ,I , .-...., ,ri.. ''' '%",;''r' r - , UL....4 r 5..ncre1e I • 's•i•f ("on i.'w I r',& ,, COd 'cbs ,c'r, it e ' ' - (SR I 1. . 74..l it • t 373 iss? for . I., ',.. , ,5AP4 ADS ARE BLACK & ,'HI TI' AND READ ALL ', '' . mist,or Is r-'' .ti's t.Or' , eu- 5, ,, 'r ".1'' Oils ? 'fp 5• ,. .0. .0Cc' , , - Carpet Cleaninn I I I"' '.,,'•'' '... I (3( 91 200 ft N of V tIers ltd MOVING SALE' Must Sell Everything' TV. Bit Suite. & o ther rss Sc Sandalwood V Ilat 10 W Airport Blvd Apt B 3 • )r ga geS UUUPJIII ii • "' ''2 a1 tcsoueri lea!hec goods craft items Treasure & trash S*me furniture On W ide Upj,ala ;13 Ari? 847 3416 - - a! + irs "u-in ''.1 .• , ' ' '' •":• . Light Hauling Improvements " " - -- , Beauty Care ,__ I t '' . hand 1 , .'. 7 tamly arpprf Sale Dec II. IS & I$ 109pm Sm blk& cts,te TV + I (1)N.I N %rni,Ilott e lowdown 5230 "c' .ipproa Owner Broker O''.lr'do 61 1 1011 I've 173.300 ,... u'ecu, .• •. su"c. '''". •., ' '" I (POSe o' "Ole P.m %'oderri tfu-Id.rrg Irou?vr rates 37) 1701 nterpt SIlL I TAR Y I RAPISI IN PEN D'PIG Like new I fOR, 7 bath daroge. C ts&A, w w carpe?. spit ISP plan Ience'j pr yale yard 571.000 (,NANO OLDI 7 StORY 1 15W. 2 I _. . .'. ' Fri GARA E SALE ?lSPCiLGO rjRI 36---Comrnercial Property low thurs a, ',... ,. "' - SUP4LAPIDESTATES OWNER ,'OVEO OUT Pier-OS to tell fhi attractively panelled 3 fIll I bOlts, with large lamly ASSurni .-. . Sat & Sun 373 6704 I, sat AntiquM & 000 es. 790 Lane off Lake Mary Bld Sale DE LTONA SLASH I3,000,'t Save 13.000 below ap P'aisiI. Supqe Value. 2 lIP, I I i BR. 7 SA T04 Nice neigh bIH'I "omo, awnings on all torhaiod. completely remOdeled. endows, e'ceilent local 'on ' 1', 50-Miscellaneous for Sale concrete block. lx's.', carpet. pcI Interest, 11. pet A P P $173 130.900 per mo Principal pluS Interest, 252 Payments Assume Mon HOLIDAY SPECIAL 113. 3 BR. Igage - Your Tern,s' Now Only easy terms $16100 323 Sill oft * $77,900 MUST SF1.1' * I CALL Donna (lark. ht.AL TOP Haro'd Hall Realty ,I'l'5A,Irf. gINs. handmade a' Assoc it-e5, WOddl S General Store, H A ROSS, Real Estate. Inc REALTORMLS SIS Elm Ave Formerly Mary $314418 REALTOR Carter F'a.rst Store 323-5774 day or night , ------------- Palm Place Home Air Conditioning Christmas Sale-Orgnal arts & Crafts, nothing 05cr $7' Wed Sat. 301 Briarcliff SI. 3n 7331' - I VISITOR ,•.: -------- Curporl Sale 7 fam.lp 13+hj, clothes. & d'th*a'.tser appliances & lots of 43-Lots-Acreage 'ne'pens'v, winter home Special 7 OR I bath, kitchen equipp ed C H $20,000 room ISP. ?bath, pool - -. ' .'?''i' '411 :' , 674 II N Ww REALTOR 7307377 - ' i carpet. H& A. range, dih0Shrr refrigerator, drapes 7. 7 car tti.oroom I '•O - La'g I fl area.beaulfulJflR,7balh all t% i Ckhome.5,Iiedonco,ne' C" AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB _____________________ I IF ..-.-____________ m'.(ellaneo,j5. Fr, PARK OWA -NI UY l v' r, ('li garage fl14 poor 'cnn S cur?5 Club 'souSe ronge rrfrgerator 0.500541 t3ropes & P.1vich. Much More, (I V O*nrr 122 '5" 377 REALTORS + *i.• ' ' )71 04)4 4?---'vIblIe Homes' 2565 - Country Li ving Oste,n Oeltcasa 631 & ,., . 08 . BUSINESS SERVICE [IS11 NO ,, A Sal Fr, clothing etc 1 22 i 177 '090 AdulIS ,S,e k l? CARPORT SALE I ' 2071 7511'S' 3 372. 0779 064 5)64 . . Multiple L ist ng Service 'l'resi 323 1832 GARDENS In , ' rs ANY TIME t + + We are something eIse_____ -. YAYF AIR 459 Summerir' 1 fIR 7 ba'h tjrnlp 'Ocr'-' IlPpIOr,e eu'rO large 10' owner * I! hØl13 mortgage + I C 322 - 2420 111* A 3rd Sot only , F . - ALL CLUB C)Q TT + 2 7. 1 fOIl .Ipan'ment% %rçjlr 0''', (0rS?ru(I,on, 413,1, & II" i,?C0 (Or-lie Iv - ' ' iO'C) -- 'role' .'p's little ad... C Clean, neat, coiner 10' ,,. GE N EVA 1011511 REALTYI, st-ru 141 At 'ou 179 (DUN TRY 'wee', & h-PS (I II ii' ,is r Pail N,', IltaIm 'i-s Cciu'I is .4.,n13r, %b,.,i,5Iip () CarOcted ('.1: ' )7) Ic ti 1. Black Kettle Cirnarron Thunder Basin Sheyenne Rita Blanca Cedar River Crooked River English Words from German a, .• , Instructions Hidden words below appear forwird, had 530 " ' I Sanford's Sales Leader , HA'5, SJVIuIJLISI COL BERT Ridgewood Arms Apts. C S A I G G 0 R E S V V I R R A D E C ward, up. down or diagonally. Find each antI box it in. , 3o-Aptifirnents Unfurnished WALIANB0KAHUELENACC I S ' - Be4utilul i,!'r' Good Credit Bad ' rnu,ijt ~* 'I ~'.-r-ft jn 1. ,,nbord 323 1930 al 11 as, - . •.. .. , . , • AA STE I (' '' H M V A C R S L C H E E X H Z H E P R one $t?lp,lIs, tp on, I , RI 130PM kt equipped. tencen pard 121.500 W.11am Male lowik. REALTOR. 3221"] -I' 12 EMERGENCY ONE PE , 11 t l' I Al ''- - 0 u uie CE' C' roan' 25 sm all pedigree. stOwS PrOmiSC. Ii' NEW CAR TRADE-INS 3?) , ---- se, to app'e-cate 3 males, temale, bull * tIn tionde l $179 each Call 122 1406 - Mach l$ll95 Days 3739163 E.rs 377 fl69 80-Autos for Sale _____________________________ _____________________ ChriStmas Cocker Spaniel AK C neg'St,red, elcellent FOLLOS i,,cn 1.1, MC l'691. iL r 4 ,,pi 113 ng too- PRALTY J .' ) 6'.6 1 V? PPS 32) - 011*1100 ?5Qr?' -- - ______ , 2 bath fair IV roam C-r' 1 .. (OI.r'Q $7/ij%?ar + . . o Sl3T '32$ Ci- me 77 1 - I', AC AutO F IhrOuqbc.t h ii valeS? 495 $377 is' $41 ?6 $13 to * * ' ''dss'I-eO 11 Ti ? Ill 9993 TF cTpS I I Unsworth Realty , Offer Expires Dtceieiber it, t; ORLANDO I I UN TRY HWY - + ___ O.'sI, $77 730' pluS acr* to, 1119$ UMOIANSLVD 'II$ ORANGE SL)$SCMTRAIL $71 G.O,ttnrnecil Si,bS'd, a,alabl, flildee 327 27*7 Lgua! Housing I Oppo.'tunty -. STORE. 713 5 Slnlord, 322 8101 I IS?7 Do's" API C. PupS tl5 doCked. wosnsed reds A blacks, VS & up Born Oct. 10th 373 IS1 I assume "On?'Sly ta,"er'?s *11 O(( trail. n 4rSp no over 17.500" iou,,, or %))r (,,Sh .15130*?' pa,"ent I C O I .0' iS''' Healers, $0000 & s aso m , seivarseo..js 'hS I -. A I Doberman C UR6IITUNE. - 'p'n' OccupP13 7 5!Qr 5 bathS I k.l(hn5 , ,-. , Ill? A-'b ,.nl r .'.o 'n ti ''r.5"'i' "a''.r-w 't .1 79-Trucks-Trailers 65 --Pets-Supplies - 5cr: so'.Ai' '- 'aC,$99 *HANDYYAPi S D1E[AMHOUSE.*' -----ball) hOmpS New I BR REALTOR 37? I 01DOMLS EVE 7771171 M - Do,'. 322 617) Nun's 77? 7357 + -- - 1746 Retr'g,rator, good COndiliOn. Phlcoaomalic Ii. copper-ton,. $19 2629 Gr ov e Dr . Santord. r Only . - LHLHRWGORMVHCTYRKER - -- •. , dr' 'Ill Tyoti Corona ' i. 5' CPompagne 0 l't" i • 1'ase ') Cute. Cudle, I",I ir. S. --Household Goods St Johns Realty BROKERS l97 + Agency ,R - - Bowls Chafing Dsn' Amer-can went All. 372 9113 Sew'?') Or.? IliC'., 377 t,4i3 ' kyg Rca F s'a'r Urnke' +5? '4 ')Pr 272 3(1 QI • ( j 6: 3.. i•.'L'7 't't I LIST liii, iLI • Ill l,' '159 c' c" Eacellent op Pilrtunties 'n smaller corn "un,I'eS 13.900 ritual ri I .eOmenl. 12.500 linancabl, balance WrIe tor complete debit ZIEBARTH COW "ORATION, 951 51 S H WY II In.ernejS. Florida 37630 GIALTTASRNDOTTOLTCV ' - Payton Realty I PJ'C - available flow - 'O?"p aith tarr. -------- fl QuO5?, Ii,. ng OIlers' 645 I'.[ ZIEBARTH CORP. service franchises 413 ORLANDO - CB. SunlancI Estates. • lg of. lenced back $130 -'ro Dow-n -av". assume II 1r mtg Vtg 13*1 under $li O's,*) 323 1991 I Blu - I (AP3 tr5% & .m ii: S'7 322 5970 after r' GlasseS, Tables Chars Roll a ay Beds Coffee urns & Egg 3LP REALTORS fl ' m513prr' "55? .-.i, 22 781 I P.. IlL v I FUTUA- - STE NSTROM REALTY -- I CLAY SMELL ses y.0 ,,,crt 54- A '' I Avon dPCAr'lerS dISC £. (a". -'--I criger II' ng r"4y tolCr'g CvIsl 10011. $7) Yi,5r' & %"ObP i.et $19 371 71)7 t.''i-4 wOrranil,. t.npl otte "uju-pmf-tlI & so'rs 'tails & . , I P'P•.Oridi .1,3,.'! 5.?") P"Og'a" -"c iSI .1 'ew of the man, 91 [ASON5 ,%llV 51 R( TH I I 14(21 N' ('i,I Da,r li,, t, 1r' .11 r',., . Punch Trmp 3 Offerer'? co'o' eggs En ble tru t $7$$ C',stal 10Ie P4?5C'y Lake Ma',. 3772799 i ' 2127 iOr ,00' i 15% ! Cl .vj !pr %,,pr , yOu cii I 77-Junk Cars Removed 64-Equipn- ;.t for Rent - r'.-,Cr used. SIightI7 l '.h-pprsg tialanse ,,J1J SAN! 0910 5 SALES i I. AOl N Pr tess on a I "s -n rsc1 ti, .-Ou.4l SuPer, son'. All F Li A l.enpf-l'. Stile, & bupir 322 in 7 0 i4( p •',, , Chuck Gom-ri, "00.'ne, lull, ,i,,Om,4t.t, SOd , g r'ii Nepc-esp.j .. •I , - sr)IN "- '4t' 12? - Houses This P,.aut,tul 4 OR. 3 baths 'as 2700 Sc tt under rI and "a'. 2 acres for y ou and i c.r to "lOp (us'on, t. it .' ' - l( COLONIAL DC ' Energy related b A L S S A R1D V U S D A X 0 Soo a zesty cheese topping. ORLANDO ~ - I 0 1 R C E p 0 N I C K R W H N Y V E B batter- crisped fish, tangy tartar sauce and 1141 COLONIAL , rir S E - , A (th S'mhS Present Of All New Home' TP. I BR. 3 bath lulu', "me in idIi*+lde 11415 ,very'h rig nclud'r'-') a tiPOul liii pool and a large ., ,r,r' '.1 4' ' e'i,,'t 'r 'a I ir t'',u''r I,.+5?' , 0te''fll'i,n,l wt 'I - cing 1,5, ci rp4erencp5 I i?im 1,110451 915 to (IAN. IRS ii.: At 0?". %'O'P* 13r Ic' Se' , 'is. P1 ,0'.,(All cos',' .p 06 32103*1 '•'"r too. Inside our fresh, tasty bun is our secret *1119(1 PAIR , - A-D' ttsl. utmOst I - hearty New England chowder. IMSI- - OC'' AMC "or', cut,., teatures on . t of ars acre $18500 I ., Give YourS? ' Tr'' Pd,c,St Si,( iittI,,l 'bru U 11r0 Guard All (lu,.,g 60 , 1 % 177 Y16111 II r, '•• isrr 13 , yr. 5''. ',i,l, 8 WORMS I'.','. -- 01 A *ttUtt5 1976 SINGER ASSOCATES (,eneri' I "r.iit0e O& ,4iO HAULING' A. _._.. 11mar13 r.'w (3,lrnagy,j III $96 Easier Johnny Walker I I ' SP( , I, I pSI,, I "'1.4?', ) All F .'.'sse t'j 13 ,a(OI..,rr I No i'.&-.' ence Piecyssar, I' t out 13r%r -- RE AL ESTATE ---- -FILL DIRT . 1977 Singer Z:g Zag .Ihy .4'cOS iii -n' 511 900 ti., C)'.A ru' rt ICW ' Hunt Realty 31 8416 YELL Sttam Clean Y0' Own Carpet i'u) O' ,ilI types 01 T Pent Our R-riSe',..t 'arpetng, 500 c.'gir.all, $7$l 'rpis%Sessed- used for Short I CARROLL'S FU RNITURE 3275111 'mm tOiafl(e $6150 Sf8 $717 I J PFC 014 '.4 11*14 hor' i'. Jim 1S1 Pare 0' 12) 711$ uj Al iou Alter Plo' 9211 322 i'vtI 371 9 2)5 S French Ave ?P,, Y(klCi S'" -- 45APT TO LVI OUT SuP?' 7 Si.? $ TOP WEAL Tcria,' 'X P $s Y'' Donna Clark REALTOR Assoc H A ROSS Real t5ttp Inc , • 4P4.p OUS' Yak, n !h.. 1 tIll I [Ott rn n,aculatn Ii0"ICuSe deal to' ret.rees sir poung starters 1.a'agp & ,SOrkSt'aip Call 10 599 * fIR ' - DANE P tarn, I OIT ION 1) rialmil ' '.. rr'-rlip is 6) ,s iJ',5 Call Dcl Lot,, 323 VACUUM p0 APR fl" ti ', , __________ l -- -"'"'rd t-'ts'O'ti," ' 'air ot -' c ,'I re' 5 ti,%lp5t t''O',I '', Tr'al -9Sr('%lf'rrr I300$33ori)64II,.,p.1 -_ On TIll S.00u'!' I BR. 2 bavts hOrn,, lOngp , In kthn, large Screened pairch. tO,rnal OR, e,c,llenl locat i on P p0 lnIyrCt! I' • p.0 A P P 599 per month. Principal pluS i nt e r e st for 321 monthS' A s sume Mortgage, tour terms' Save ' t.3,0D0lror" Appraisal' Now Only tfl 9))' '.',,,st Sell Todapi Call i IT., I r .i'ro ;.,,. 3;? lh.$) ', 2415 Sanford 2551311 tc' •ij'bCf dmta.I5 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL ASH( s sso& u' IUST MA. E PAYMENTS 17 A SAP6F('I&40 AUCTiON 73 moOr's (a' )73 •S'7 :r 914 I ILL Li NT & ILl' SOil b LEC TROL UX , -(27,! P1,, [ I [ V I DE LTONA , LIII 144 I I 24-Business OpxirtunItIes FORREST GREENE tasty chunks of fish in a creamy - rich S$NPLAZA 141*1 01111LANDOAVE D.i" REALTY - nto,rnll ' lOt .5' Commercial Pr.,,,rl, 3?? 1*11. 4anlord ------ Real Estate r.tr p., - CUT oitr ________________________________ records MIS '". IOle -- E M U W N C 0 R R A M M A N IC P I D I Gene,, -.__________ MARl IT 45h,I' Ili'g Rroi [stoIc Broker I ' Slc,f.1, 57'7 A .. - 41''T.4n Pigtst Crieirt SO '.rge worms, $1, Alto Peat, tine Quality, It buShel Wholesale n '°°' ipqyn, S bushelS 0 O'e l per 5bel BAGOS , ' DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION 37. I - p west of Sptcte, Da,lon,. hecr' *11 bOld p.tu,c AUTO AUCTION every tieSda, A Sat fight 0?? 10 It S I Ifle only r'.. n 0,-do Yr',j Set - 'ne reset, p'i' No cP'arg, iste,, ?bir' $5 rr.g stra! on Imp fl!55 ,Pb l 50113 Call 901 72--Auction 67-Lawn Garden 611 692) - ' ' j , (J',%filtrc, Walets, is up Come in & C,i,Itr*6 Jr*pleeS. 201 S Park 45' (arnett CRANs, CONS T REALTY REAL TONS g)06NI I - 125 aS 1St" 5? Arthur Treacher's makes. ,-,, eQual SR A A I B I Z G C H TI E AWl R 0 Save 38c Our fish sandwich is something else ,• L. .anI13 Imm ed Otel,. home e.perericy 'iI'(fS%.lfy • IT, ,1 - ___________________ Ad1p'.e'5 . mØnttst $ Lots " (orufted lyS r' r( i,,' - , Wen ,•,. - .11l Ptw 11 10 (25(1) F 'ECu t i'i ocs. ticarafrie(klac,s. $39 up. P.'epkr (P4( 7)6Q7, -' ilL. P.'ACPIIPI[ A '.0 I;'' C, T ION AC C.c-fyl s C,ep,t' hr%t Otter r'a .- ------- - I 0.' . ..s . %4 F?hril t .es I m 45 I , 1cr' c 40 at 76 l',, ' it 'p 11.1 CArlipit' T', '/ANUt.t. T YIf ,Siiu TI. Ii', 1)1 ADDiPi,c, A-' ri P.4' •.'o' 1220177 I I - N SIFPIO(p44ip'7 A,p 1$ Pontiac Catalina, $SSO Good Coed Call alter S pm 323 $306 /l--Antiques ______________________________ - J'.t 1) 7 & . - pmorr can easily (OflvPrt SANFORD 1)9.500 P144 resale in Academy Manor. 3 814, $100 $1S7 73 PAl, 110 - I .•., hOqnp. Sr I l!' I r5t n Rein.; %tomes tOOlS ' 60-Office Supplies 377 1141 or 373 0197 REC TESWAKTKOWRNBQHK 6 BEWITCHED SIDE GLANCES Ring,S1. steamed celery, Idaho potatoes and IAj $00 I I de)sv5-t 31 7 0995 .. UP. 2 (314, intO I I or I BR Only $15900 Low isS)*n payment E z terms by owner Pelt0m I s'." l'rir-r ill Q1S9r,r 7 BDPMIUrn rcu%e, 'ri,.lyr IC' Ic i,,. or, I I N NI, t (,R[ N[ At TON - wI!' S. Rea ?6 Furnished 3.S-.Mti)e Home MARY lrc%ll6 pa inted 'fltid & out, roOm6 100' , 116' corner lot, fenced back ,or13 *ith 2'O .71 Storoum build.ng, $75000 - 31 - MAN Reg Tall, Refrigerated, An 437 0910 Op00rtpnily employer Fla 12? 3153 2 (414 I bOth.' " C II (.4'(A' !,'fl?u'y $135 pp I , mOnIp. SC(ur 'I, I", fl1, I , ,' i j 14FF - wer, I owner, emtra clean. - ,___ - II R,,ra Burgundy. full 1173 Buck i.n l u re or III 9992 Fne selection of good used Our riture $30 7703 Bob Walker Furnit,,r kIev 1197 (attelberry Plaza ri, ,r".-u'D(v*AOC - (ç,.,,,,, , sI,, • 373 9178 141 41 TON 80-Autos for Sale Cash 322 4132 . t...,t 15 .or'torp A e L'1"v The weather it pertect f o r a backyard tile sell eeerytprng 10%' wIts a inl 013 Cii 72? 2611 Plaza, 7729111 _______ ________________ 68-Wanted to Buy - W'LSOPIMAIEII FUPPiTURL, BUY SILL TRADE III 315 ( F r5t Si 172 5827 '-I IAT(, lld(. At I '.-,i,Fi Ave, Sanford T.1 tItle 1 )051 3210011 31 7 OtiPi W %'i NO NC l..L - C''sOr, '"' BMT 'ice to, mature couple Ly p0,13 No pets, $18', 372 3910 I Redwing I 34-tv1bIle Horties (115 PI( IDE 0 long ij.5t1r'e east coast operation 2 Wears 'nterstate traCtor t railer e.perynce neOured 'n(ludiflg sr.w & cc Good driving re'(urd ane reirrences r(Quir,d " cr0 tim ,.,*pr to? i RH TX N V L MA A P NM E E 0 E I E 6 THE NEW MICKEY . - pets, 377 7111 - rvennqs Contract 372 1661 !en Lake Mary 7)14 l AVON CALL IF4G' Eicellrnt earning opportun'!, pay to, those Christmas fiPenIet 41 101$ 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY 4 GILLIGAN S ISLAND CII 'v'.Sitnq I lor,13 d(e Small hom, furnsh,, (lo5e to rverp?tsrng, ,iOuil couple only. ' e. of hourly Gvere(ersIreterenc k'dS gone. butme swing SrI .n the back word -Sn I' Sell ! A vr' ., 24 ZOOM 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 2(TiJCSThurS(COUNTRY GARDENS Call Part 373 2261 ' .5r .4, r-... ','' el ,ii cr4 r-lJer.4or 3)-Houses STONE MASON, large f-replace time Warehouse Help cay e -tn ccii.,, n the wc-'lp Of LO'Scre,n Co. SO 5.Ippr tap, the Old Mo.-rrce Road •PSI Or,v,. Santora ___ __ 372 )III I _____________ ' Get (ash flute's to, a ,%tme't Place a ow UNCLUT TER YOUR CLOSET oil Sell 'hose things that are lUSt c'*SSted &d to' 'Psul's )fl :61 or $31 99!) taknQ up space wth a want III ii the HprsiØ 31) 2611_ or $31 9993 - ________ -, . .. (Osit uDENTuAL 'ill 14'.i[l. - -- ---- ---, Rt A F 574T SAL [S I' F u 6-Child Care P. ( Ne ed tO 0,011, Santo* rl L A li , ' I Mary & Atamont, areas in hats ,-lt ng n ,n home pa or I d'tduJl tra'•'ng omp.,.' - Attar ---- - - RAYMOND t I.UNDQUIST Peg Real Estate Broker )7227'O alesAppeOtalS r1's,ti RI Singer, s 10)0 State Sanford WALLACE 322 i?I ' , - 5,,nfo.rj 2 PP la'gi' lot ces ream StoreS u.I , p.'p13 II) 900 lQll Sa'.•a 'i•'.r'5 ' EMPLOYMENT ------- NJIAHAAMIMAAUAP Q KRR 400 610 AAA eant act Call 312 2611 Open 7Dfij%A , 'ange "Ot,onai (0 Industrial perence helps Na*, - - jig Singer. FlJtura. told new tpr saao, pa r balance Of $735 re at SANFORD SE WING CENTER ,'r,,', fir ,.pr ,. I 5 I!'CI Pr Ato ."Ui A(,l 3)) ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Small lemal, rsi,i' 14SC # 'mist A.p Friday C t --_ - 2 12 THE DOCTORS -- wOe, Sanford (JIP i 111111. TOt.t. Rt1 I $110 4)7 1 i) P FCORDF 0 MI S$AGF P All YINS yApp[ I 12 Ng N, 'c', Re" You II 701 Cmr, rc ,au SALES POSITION A mu, blocs A ets,te , . 10 - - NV'S *PlCpmP 'IiNP Solar, open with Outtlariding Rp0 ' nu Tel 3'' 6719 Rqijij'i' M.I?ar I Con,psar.on Uniforms Ccixj LodJ "0 37 e.a, paa .aca'on (orrpi,v, Mpd.cau Dental Carp P,,5 5,397 ma StOrIng pa, to. I ' -. SWEET CORN-S2.50 BU, 9 $20 000 PSRAM ID I 30 It Adntprnenv Oppoetun I, 9ood Th,n to Eat , III C I'PTICNIST Look.ng lr , career' Great to I needs YOU' Typing SO WPM L.ght bOkeep.ng. 5.435 mo pli,'S benefts )7 51a' Clip ArtiStS'!' AIs gilt itemS - FOUND - A. 'u'n'tIed YOUR HORN T'a,i Adn'', Contact US breed dog. PiflpCttSt area. appro.matelp I 131 - blond color Call 313 1796 alt,r s 30 ANNE 'HOUWS Unfurni s hed fl COME BLOW -I Voclionli I'an.ng Føund - Dr Perk. Pl&A specaut, LaIrs' tC(hfl'Que% cr"ted b1 USA P: Regsvr, Jc, nIp o,x, mo i 2949 _ RLAL'Or.IS 100 4 ____ ,sl . ART SALE-- All Decorators A. Collectors Limited Edition, Sign ed & Numbered LithOl. Signed O0$tIrS, SPt,9,apht, waler, (0u. A from S Evngton Gallery. Bid pets. Odultt - , '(.1 ?-Al, Furnished . Yoble hOmr Ott I ;; -Instructions HiGH SCHOOL t,WA Openings NOA &CO S-Lost 8. Found J,,,., It I (2 :, i i " HANNAH s usul. CE NT I U Af LeSSOnS in%trmn!% cetsores Rep'r ?IC I I. Sa ntora 3?) I'll - -'--------_____ Sn,41, & ,rI,p ipflfl 5 ns'r' s.- 4A -Public Notices - to 0 r'ewe' homp api,mt Se' ti, %y cc, ! r'mp135 ASP' , A 18-Help Wanted - URNS 2 12 TOMORROW A. ' ______________ - J.! 373 sts 4 6 AS THE WORLD , •.r '.' -Aparlments - Pr Level l. wnlpr Pa's '• new Sill, balance - - PINECREST- 5pp thiS freShly panted ne wly carpeted.(leOn) BR, home With new cer,lral heat & Oil' Spttem This $31,500 bargan includes a Swimming 000l Opt toe rt I ,QhtS & A0ter turn C all 3?) 995? .4tter - ONI PHONI (ALL STAR IS A tL A '(C) AD iTS ' t SU. UI. [NC) THE 9 FAMILY FEUD 4 6 CBS LATE MOVIE Columbo A Case of Im. munity A murder wttictt ap• Pears to be POlitically motryated. puts it COlumbo IPple, Falk) on a COtisiort COrse eth a SulvO MiO3 East d'plomat 1 975 9 POLICE STORY An cf. t-cer finds Fws marriage dssou,. ingasrset,.Icssacr,rnna C. Gorman Me Ferrer star 1240 9 THURSDAY NIGHT SPE. CIAL Gregory PeCk A L'tng Brograptly Peter Laetord rrnch At. - sell a v ailable Teach-ng 0vr'QS?F's n5 no 5 C' is n!ele Afternoon , , c. i.-, J .n •. •'m'c IX All 75$ - use - JflUSI.,.Ol • Al Art51 & Writers Gallery. 77$ Perk A t e - (Upper "S IRI Now probiemdrnkers or tvrthCr .nlOrmâIon CIII 17) 45170, erIe Sa nford Al Anon Faml Grp P0 Ba. 553 Samford, Fla 37711 2 12 KNOCKOUT 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 1155 4 6 CBS NEWS 31 I I 24 FAWLTY TOWERS Bas 1ecc3es 10 mprO, tho c'ass coItarS high'ights "om hi to F OR 9 HAPPY DAYS (A) 2. 12 TCNIGHT PCpte At'O i.e mc.rie, osi iass led ,IiTS ! AL ANON Sanford, Florida 32771 2 12 WHEEL OF TUNE Director Al- ois& olrr,rclr.S i VAL ' for j..i 13 00 tUSPPI )? 0)62 372 6?)) for IlmipSOr 2 12 HOLLYWOOD .-. L __ 10 30 4 6 THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT 3J N )ir1l Don I pu. riu longer n ee ded tems as an elephInl s e v e Place (l8.5S.f.ed a. and pie p mOnpV fl our voile?1 - - - ______- -_I S ALCOHOL A PROBLEM . • VQ I,J rA,yLy' SQUARES 1100 2 4 6 1 121 NEWS 1130 i Ad.ert,ng role" CATFISH lb t)0.. 00 '°' 'I DIVORCE FORMS S'li $7010 free rla.it X. T . BOB 101. Pompano Fl ))04I FACED WITpiADRIi(I PROBLEM Perhapt Alcohl AflOnpmu5 Can Help Phone 42) 41 we ,,, P 0 1711 1030 • - 9-Good Things to Eat ii'ilF R 5 ); :i • 955 4 UPBEAT 1000 4 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 TAflLETALES 6 BARNABY JONES Jones neStigates the dtOwriing of newsm3n who was about tO break an mporlant stOry 9 REDO FOXX SHOW 24 MONTY PYTHON GOIGE inro 1I '' 930 OF JULIE ANDREwS -WHSHIMGTOII iron / Until 3 pm 'ng meet H ent,ul 0I&A. AdultS NO Pe?S, Park Ave . or call at $175 2110 S Srinfold F iØr. V MOVIES (Mon) The Monk George Mahars. Ja net Leigh t969 (Tues I Rifiran Jean Haro*, Spencer Tracy (88W) ¶935 (Wed I W.O. Ming Walace Beery Leo Carriro (B&W) 1940 ( Th urs) POdk,il! . Gi..-., m amputee loonIer a sw m. OOKER HR 7 BR. Friday The Evening Herald 4-Personals 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 7 THE BLACK FAMILY CARTER COUNTRY '7c lrnrni'd,?, potte%son sing machines zag lOhefeon, 3 tIN. bath upper 64) 904 7 26 1630 93.i 726 693$ aft er Sp m or )]I owls LOA iown Noqi.11,,rg Se,erOI fllIiJrl% to cPisp. from Cell (. Wtitr1,urt Ill At TOP 17 2 'o 'hr - Noon P405 ThOmas Organs H0i9v't & Sold Musit Lessor's Pe,!p one FREE Group BOB BALL S O'sount Mutt Center, 12() 2 F tenth A,, - 172 7755 F atto', clearance. on stretch -FM ______ (r,a', spat, lO,OutS .Inj ArilC COpp Se'vce nee5plpe, 0C counts Aggr,i, S.0ilSOerSOn needed ton cons rnavhpt Apply fl person iw Noon The Day Before Publication 900 SCHOOL PROGRAMMING moo oApatini,ents Unfurnished A,r Act.eri,.,,0 - ______________________________ Apt to, tenor ('lien., • tow,, ,r'0 'earr & room, ,re J-mrn-c Cowan it, PImptto ADVERTISING SALES PERSON DEADLINES 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH Ford. Be'ie DavisPart one 2 WHAT REALLY HAP. PENED TO THE CLASS OF 65' Jane Cur-tin a Kr,stott5.r abo'i star na drama IbOt a USC *h encourages a Vet. 5:00 A . M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY_ SNoon 3 Lines Minimum Sunday IDEAS I - 8 24 ULIAS YOGA AND YOU 1961 (Fr,) Podkertul of Mira. cbs Part tWO, cant From Thurs SAT. 43C line 31c a line 33c a line Ifime 3 consecutive times 7 consecutive times HOURS S9-Musical Merchandise - S AVE 50% Thursday. Dec. IS, 1977-5B ____________ SO-Miscellaneous for Sale - _ 18--Help Wanted __________________________________________________________ ary ¶7 1977 A ur.qe TV ONLY RATES Sell drama portrays the 19th Con. tury prinacpals from the ser ies opening Ppsode in 1880 in a contemporary New York set. "no FRI. & ______________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. __________________________ 930 V1 831-9993 322-2611 •: CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 OVER EASY Magazine format show aimed at those 55 arid oi.er , hosted by Hugh friend is suffering from an incurable disease, and is un• aware of his condition 9 BARNEY MILLER Capt Miller and men face the task of defusing a student built nuclear dOvacO 11 MOVIE Angel In M0 Pockt' Andy Griffith Leo Mer 'wethe I I 969 New rn nigte, n m.(western 'Own takes on the local problems as ?'LS Own rCspOns'bilty 24 THE BEST OF FAMILIES PsOdo eqh? in .,;. J,pi41. PARADISE FOR CIt'li1it1i6 G41 800 disbelief when he learns the LAST SUIPIRIA NIL' PHANTOM OF FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * Pcik Orlando - Winter Seminole 725 and 825) 41 t CBS MORNING NEWS (Channel .4 ne*j t 725) 6$ SPIDEPMAN 7.24 SESAME STREET 9 GOOD MORNING AMER. ICA (Good Morning Fbrida' at 725 and @25, local news Aeath4ir, Sports) 830 thei r and seek refuge each other in obtaining gold that sympathizers want tosend to the Confederacy 7 AGE OF UNCERTAINTY Last episode in sores with Hervy Kissinger. Washington Post Publish e r Katharine Graham. and former British Prime Minister Edward Heath discussing base questions 7-S3ONAItOID S,%% l £1.50 the London b)itt escape country TWUTII • D%C V 6' THE WALTONS Two hours Two English Children who have been Orphaned by FANYA%y OE THE is guest 4' R.chard Crenna 7 OUT THE DOOR 12 THE ROOKIES 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR IDA REPORT 8 00 2 12 DOUG HENNING S )1LD OF MAGIC Mast" I'usioriist Henning presents !on new rrag.c ac's .rc,,,ij rca ? 00 A PIECE OF THE ACTION DAY* 1 Duncan CLASSIFIED ADS mommmmmmomm-m~ raised in the series 12 episodes (R) 9' WELCOME BACK, KOT. TEA 24 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC Episode Ii of 'Robin Hood Robin and Sir Guy duel in Sherwood Forest a difficult variation of Houdnis walk through a bftck wail Sandy and V&rwshuV and 700 low A H rIda mOtO.Cto ride into acargo net 2' it NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 111W 11, 3ouo a:a Bernard MEMBER S 630 Evening oo 4' 6 9 12 NEWS - Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. -- - ',: . 5'•'. Is I -i. .'.• _ 'c' S . d. -. �0—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Dec. IS, 1577 70th Year, No. 10 1— Friday, December 16, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771 — Price 10 Cents Juspect $ Is Jailed 'ii,,, - Elam Sanford Man Shot, Killed Following Barroom Brawl lt continued, so he ordered them both out, Gibson said. SU011' AIIRAIIAM.S Writer herald Stall Ali ,.r uii.'nt in ,i 13th Si barrr'n •'r glass if wine ended outdoors wth the shooting death of if 33-%ear.o)d Sanford man Dead is William Allen of apartment 33, Seminole Gardens apartments of two gunshot wounds, one in the chest, the other in the shoulder In jail and charged with first degree murder in connection with the shooting is Bennie Jackson, 32, it neighbor of Allen who lives at apartment 95. Seminole G ar den apartments. BRAND NEW saw 78 Mustang I door, 4 cylinder, automatic, tangerine finish, power rack pinion steering, power front disc brakes, front A. rear bumper guards. Select Air, AM radio, tinted glass complete. deluxe sport mirrors, WSW, Stock No. 10009 BRAND NEW Izi Both men were at Giton's Tavern on west 13th Street about lop in., according to the tavern owner I had Just sold Allen a bottle of wine and he was playing checkers with another man when the roan asked him for a drink," Gibson said. Allen didn't give hun one and the argument 78 Fairmont it 2 Door Futura. Stock No. 10131. Gold finish. 4 - speed transmission. I cylinder engine, power st.ering. AM radio. tinted glass WAS '4910 Gibson said he heard a shot right outside the door of the tavern. Allen came back tn.adc, Gibson said. muttering angrily about the shot. Gibson said another patron suggested that the gun had only blanks, and Gibson told Allen to either call the police or forget the incident, But then, Gibson said, Allen took off his shirt, grabbed a cue slick from near the pool table and walked outside. they were across the "I heard two shots street and then Allen came back about a minute later and stuck his head in the door and said 'Man, I'm shot, take me to the hospital," Gibson said 'I couldn't leave right then because people were inside, but Amos Sparrow and a couple of *hers took him in the station wagon to the hcpital," Gibson said. Gibson said Allen appeared to be all right immediately after the shooting. "I thought it -' - Allen died in the emergency room of Seminole Memorial Hospital, police said, while Jackson was arrested at his home about 11:30 pm. and then booked into the Seminole County jail Ih't Tom Bernosky said police had not yet recovered the murder weapon, which was a hand . gun Allen was a member of an orange picking crew that Gibson supervised for Hon'atch orange THE %%'EDDIN(; (ERFiIoN'. Allen is survived by his wife Ertha, and two children, Argena, 4, and William, 5. Mrs, Allen contacted at a neighbor's apartment this ritorrung, declined comment. - $4549 pow, FROM UNDER OUR TREE! ' .\\\ _10111 'Here's just a sampling of the gifts you may choose: p ' , Polaroid Cameras * Watches * CB Radios * Cross Pen & Pencil Sets * Mr. Coffee Brewer r I BRAND NEW 5223 96 Now$4327 11 \_0ø 2 dr. hardtop, creme, half vinyl roof. automatic, deluxe bumper smission. front disc brakes WSW, Select Air. tinted glass whe el c overs, ac cent No IM2 OOOOO Now$596 WAS '6481 Photo shows accident scene of Oct. 28 In which four members of III(- Albert l)allal,rida family - were killed ,A;.-ni i4iows direction of travel of I)allabrlda van. City police said v an wa traveling northbound on U.S. 17.92, turned left, crossed illegally .'lloss stripes in roadwas, then traveled briefly northbound Now CIOsI. red with oihyi root jr power st..,,ing AMC vain Spoil, .09. 1 0 s 72 PONTIAC LEMANS 5 CS2 ;cld 100cr fol too.ppied with air. power s?ering £ brakes New seats Clean and lot. in hag. -* '1695 70l5A Green 4 Of f UMS a looit good Good family Hur,, at thit price ONL Y Only loaded nclwd,rg Clean cipan cjr $3495 .lour 73 CADILLAC COUPE 'D VILLE and loaded' Hurry 2095 ?C136 73 VEGA 2 DR. - $3495 $1295 C,1116 Sharp slut, 'osh and wire rc'i'ped and ci,an c;~Is whirlS C ; II 2 du automatic 0' bi is 15 0O mIpt p:i,ll y or porr $3095 tlpir rig & 265 O - Rid 4 C,i. auto 6 Icc air Low. low mileage $395 levets good--ONLY 74 DODGE MONACO 74 MUSTANG 1124-2 CItit Dark blue a door with vinyl ret Pewir steering a brakes cloth interior. A lot. mileage bargain E ,(,iIini condition Hurry on thit on, 73 VW BUG $ Dark ,r.en. 4 speed, R&H, in eucilnl cond L.o6s 6 runs like now Only 1495 70 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL CZItiA Silver price! li1,iøl, loaded A rut steai at I ntis U747 74 BUKI RIVIERA 1III1A Dort blue with A real racecar. while vinyl rail. isaded 2750 C 2007 A Dark green runs good act last on this one Only 10517* $995 $3495 1895 77 COUNTRY SQUIRE WGN. 70 MGB ROADSTER C 754 3 Or , iutl Dvt at lease Red. *tity stripes Power ttuiing A brakes. V 4. auto. a' Never b.,n titled C2'017 Roomy I passenger Ford favorite While finish 73 MONTE CARLO Green, whit, vin yl top Loaded, including Fac ar (itrl - EurO clean Only $5195 $1950 IUIIIUIBIIIUUUIIUllUl••URIUIUIII C011 (25)1* U JACK PROSSER FORD JUST 50,000 FEET NORTH RENT A U - OF MAITLANL ON HWY. 17.92 00001001110MME000101 CAR I 1685 2795 68 MERCURY MONTERY E 1(011,.,? ONLY ky's' $695 74 FORD F•250 SUPER CAB I. VI, 4 speed CllLc said today among his reconlniendatiofts will he that the median in front The DOT engineering Thursda) survey resulted in part from an inquiry by the Evening Herald following the Oct. 28 fatal a cci dent The inquiry was made See 1)01, Page 2A iui't) We can prevent people vai, ii, p. 67 application fees of granting it per lot ''I from becoming involved in $111). and so on. It's ridiculous, specifically asked Mm w at the 'ituations l ik e this if we handle It sho ul d be a statewide 5) stem, hearing if he'd ever had o draw lb.' riiatti'r profe'sstunallv run b the state a gun in 17 icars of sic ective We're not emotionally involved work. He said no. I aske I of he Counti, Sheriff John Polk This benefits the general had ever had to put his hi.nd On agrees. He's said he favors a public the gun for emphasis. He said statewide, state-a(jninLctercd When no, and Yet he's telling me he Morse cites another case. "A permitting system linen hired someone to kill a commissioners adopted the needs a concealed weapon. Now, at least, we'll get a court roan who became nii' client, regulations in &'pternbe'r, Polk test in this area." After we verified his story and d he would urge the Florida Commissioner Williams, who found out he was right, our own Sheriff's Association to support voted against Commissioner staff members had to wear a state' law next year which harry Kwiatkowski's motion to bullet-proof vests would create a statewide deny the permit, said he had Morse says he met all s)stefll "aril( to see more detailed requirements of the count) Commissioners Hill Kirchhoff information from the sheriff's commission for granting a and Bob French said after the background investigation of conce aled wea po n permit. lie hearing the)' didn't think Morse Morse. "I didn't think we had ask ed commissioners at the had ik'monstrateda counx'lhing all the' answers. I didn't want to hearing if he had failed to meet need for if concealed weapon, a vote until we had all the an. any of the qualifications, lie cnflhriiission requirement for swers didn't get a specific answer "I think the commissioners have' spoken to that already," said What do the students (iinitan Dick Williams. l there' an benefit to sox'ie't allowing lloeople t o .t,tni,,rite' Springs private on('t'aied weapons' Morse has Harvey Morse doesn't a two-pronged answer. "First sue' himself as another sit all, since anyone can legall) Mar.nix" or 'Cannon." buy a gun Just by showing it "The impression of our work driver's license, anybod) who soot get from TV shows is not wuits to can buy a gun and accurate We're not like' (hilt stick it in his packet. l'tri But I think 1111 entitled to a licensed by the rtate, and I'm concealed weapon permit from not going to break the law .'h'rriinole ('ounty. I guess I'll ''Second, we can handle f in d out when the court has t'niotiorial situations in a ruled detached way, which mininiizcs Turned down for a concealed weapon permit last week by the the' possibility of violence Morse says people with "highl) county curtunossion, Morse has emotional problems''often said he' will sue the conunission require his services. "Take the in circuit court, asking the Case of a man who suspects his court to order the COflittiLS.SiOfl wife is intimately involved with 10 issue the permit. other men, lie conies to me' end I filet .111 the requirements siis, 'Do you carr1 a gun i t.ie i:npoed for issuing say no, and he says, 'What do I permit. After they'd voted ..The slate supreme court need you for" I'll go buy a gun against the permit, I asked the and take care of this myself.' decision requires that I be given county commission chairman what requirements I had failed That isn't in the interest of the permit," says the private detective. The decision didn't say count)' commissions 'may issue' or 'can issue' the per. issue' Today oday nuts. The language is unam• bi ous ' " 4 Or . Gold, with With vinyl log COnditIOn. V I. auto. PS I cotdlac air 1`1420A I re''t I didn't get an an ',wt'r,'' says Morse in PS A factory a.u, clean at '77 PINTO 4 cyl auto, burgundy, black vinyl interior 1395 76 PACER . auto, Green. C Cyl 155k Only 0411 EINHFH(; lit-raid Staff Writer 5rcod of Twit I'artsi hh MARK % New pant oh V I auto , a i r. rtq',rrrg 'adio, Mat,,. A C mirrors IA reliable $ recthrn:nendations of the Burger King Restaurant be extended M'verao feet ith S(i that rnotorLcts no longer would be able to ea.sih make an illegal left turn from northbound lanes to the restaurant . Concealed Weapon Permit: P rivate Eye Te//s Why It 's Needed 1 72 DODGE 1/2 TON PICKUP 11 243A °" viewed all the medians along 17.92 from Airport Boulevard to 25th Street Thursdas to fcirit ulato' , 1' __41 95 c' 75 MAVERICK 76 GRAN TORINO 4-DR. ' flie' state I k'partriient of Tra.n 'i*Jrldt ion I )O'I' I ino Itik ti r1)0411fS a nicdatn divider near Burger King restaurant on U.S 17•92 in $359; SCIOOA Sanford, the site of a van• truck accident (X-t. 28 that claimed the lives of four tiicmbv rs of a Sanford fam ily il> .1 1) Ell is , area 1)01 traffic engineer coordinator and a survey learn Herald Staff Writer So Si?,pq matching unyl i nterior V 1. automati c lactofv ar E .ira clean (atra nice Only Qhl blue dark ,iny? lop I nero, in 11(511CM C0'rdton Unbelevabl, 565O d 77 LTD II 4-DOOR 73 IMPERIAL LE BARON Lobed. O NLY 2. 75 COUGAR XR•7 i4 5 14, with rid v.yl ,ot Loaded. including pow, , windows. 5ter arid factory air Low, low mil,ag, Only 8 L)0'NA E.STES ç .1 ,inyl ytyrior. V S auto . es a nc are ow milfag. A real beauty ONLY ' APi.tr *15 rid .n,i top A 'rO br.(iet %yjt 'i lprior Loldid with .4u.p •n(I lac a,, A ',ai SpeCli at S3695 root Lo. 77 THUNDERBIRD S6 A 'UClA Gold with ePri!y thiS one car $795 $2650 75 FORD ELITE *rite win whip vinyl top power windows A Stefid too 76 CRANADA 4 DR. Lie econom i cal car equipped with po w er tl( ru ng air. 11)10 Y,ii0* finish ?A Wtc with rØ unyl root and r 'ti r, A tcAwlilul car in southbound lanes to get to restaurant entrance (arrow 2). Arrow 'so ul' ?h1'S nirmI or of (r'ivel where northbouitd tIlOtOrists generall% continue- r.urth past concrete median diyidt'r, the beginning of shicli is Indicated b pedestrian, then u• turn tras cling in southbound lanes to turn into entrance. DOT Team Surveys Accident Site 1 71 CHRYSLER NEWPORT 76 OLDS OMEGA See VOWS, Page 2's Median Extension Considered "4- 9 55 96 76 AMC GREMLIN 2495 ' . - 69 LINCOLN MARK III - . '," $3095 half a dozen kisses. A Sheriff Department spokesman had said earlier in the week that no guests wo ul d be permitted at the ceremony held in Chief Deputy Duane Harrell's office. However, gue st s were present incluiling parents of the Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Riggio of [)eitorta: parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Whitmire of Orlando; an aunt of the bride, Sandra Hut chins; an d a niece of the bride. Donna W'it.. all of Orlando. Wh did :.'uu a1lw guests when you s Stock I Now Creme finish, 155 inch wheel base, 7,S0 GBW. le litre V.I. power steerng, low mound mirrors, cab rear seat, flip windows, cooling package, cigar lighter. 60 amp aiternatior, rear step bumper. 50o16 (El tires power steering, painted rear stack bumper, long bed...Plus all standard equipment LTD Stock No. $0130, Silver finish, 4 manual Iran j 78 x 25 (Super Cab) ton, (burns regular gas), red finish, 6 cylinder, WAS 78 - BRAND NEW ' 78 Ford F150 Pickup Half --- The wedding ceremony, conducted b) jailer Sgt. Lewis Morgan at the Seminole County Sheriff 's Department this morning, lasted only one m in ute and 27 seconds. But, V in cent Hgt!o. 21, Rot more than one kiss from his new bride, Frances Whitmire, 19, before he had to return to jail to continue serving a three ear term for grand larcen). Evening Herald photographers bought the young couple another 10 minutes together, snapping pictur es to record the event and the bride and groom exchanged BRAND NEW WAS 13205 A P BRAND NEW 78 Pinto 2-Dr. .. 87 Seconds, 6 Kisses, 3 Yrs. Jackson lived with his mother at another Seminole Gardens apartment on the other side of the lOO-unft complex from Allen, neighbors said. I Now , Iava -5 - .;4 i0 I was only a flesh wound,' Gibson said, "I couldn't see any blood." Sanford police said this morning Allen had het'n shot twice. on the chest and thoulder. WAS 14699 Now ___ "'-..•',,- trans ii,., a lkis, radio. healer. W C mirrors Sharp and clean mounted Light blue, stripes Power , steering TI00* 75 GRANADA low, grai' finish, V S. automatic, sl.erin. Siw milesgi Looks and runs like 111w. FULL PRICE 2395 I (round Ile Cloc k Bridge Calendar Comics Crossword Editorial t)rarAbbv 'I 4A horoscope Hospital I-fl Obituaries &B OURSELVES 6.8 Sports Television 4-A i-fl 1-11 Weather Morse also says the system 3-A under which a permit is valid 2-A only in the county where it is 1.8 issued imposes an unfair 54-A burden ona p plicants. "I'd have 4-fl to go to 67 courthouses in 67 3-A counties, post 67 tionth of 11(X) who took those Functional Literacy I . $4 . . THE F:111tA('E LI1.IiI $4 1 4 1 YI $4, $ 1 4$i $ Tests think of the test, of their teachers, 40 the help their parents gave them? Five $4 0 $4 I;( I representative students offer Insights 4—,' 01 beginning Sunday in The Herald ... along with stories on other educational programs In Seminole County which win little attention or note. n,raio tM .;NI) THE sEI'U{,Tu)N P'1010S or iOinmy Vin(ISStl , � 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 15, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 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/3675071f41e25163b4eb43357da32210.pdf 2289742f7894697c3b9dccdb841e7501 PDF Text Text I Tuesday, Dec. 13, 19 77 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE I- by Chic Young _~ -- 1 BEAT lTl'1lI 1 Tp.ESE &JT IMDOI...N TO - ----.112 POui..D5' ,.,,'7-r ___ . __7 1 8.iv A ..:..;' PII -- r, I 11 `Q_ _1~~*\~ _", is"I 11 - gyv ~' V _I, "I \ - ' l - _JlJ —. C .. L' . - by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY NELL. 20N'7 JLJ5] : TOLD t li~ IV) IJ 'Sq AJCpZSA EGOMETsIG! ( / - 1 ). I/. / C, J'c' ':!D _11-,~ ~) '~? .~~_k , ____ 'i • I —- ..ii 5 a:ti .HL••' ThE 25 kklk * *___1 , — 3 - ARCHIE .3GE 7' GC ________ I S -4 GE'.' 83 I G'A1Qif r E7.-.c ( .- .0 .V V.ESJ.%'E.' i;c •EE 'I QC EEr•E6: z B.E 1 /..EEiW' -__-, . E S3'E SSE I. %O ~, , '__ ~ .. cl' EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider PF.R$JALth', I ThIL)K (ADU CJ LEAJ P.. LOT 50 course In DEAR IF Al)F I C s e havt follst'it ltient a gouti ilietar) f,iith1uII IC prograhhi and art' 001 overstt'igtit, it is soiva'tunes helpful Iii tst' iiit'dicines to control the trigl) t-eride and cholesterol — — k'v"f Medietnes should riot 1.' turisiiierti as a ;ubstutut( ;J — — si'n.sible dietary ituinagement Atromnid'S is Oft' of the iiiedicines that has been 29 30 iiarkt'ttsl in ris-erit months that our d1or iiia) staRt to tO — also The both can form its OttO — — i holesterol, even from sugar if fit tl hi You don't btd to tat III my mootls to provide J tholesterol for sour boti, it still 16 mi..ike its own 41 18 — — To give >ou more iii' fonnatuon, I am sending >ou The llealth letter nwntwr 13, ' I 100, Dr. I I I 70th Year, No. 99-Wednesday, !!be!9,1 Lamb - I I 51 ----- sotmg man I knott tnctl three (hues to get into the Nav t'ouldti( (hISS itit' )% sical IM'cau.se his pressure shot stay UI) Uurwg the siutie tOut'. hi' sass his ossn doctor settral ,.... n,l I&uii'', "a ),t r,r..,... '• "S' 'fl ride MOM .JUST TPILG 10 PE ThWJ BY EG - WI 11% 0. . WRAPPEP (..8RU55Ei$ RAN 's OVER YOUR WELL HERE - 5 '\" UP IN A SCIENCE FICTION FLICK.' ANOTHER TiME-WARP / PIGITAL —' WATCH ! FOR 'iOU • I I III .1 5 BUGS BUNNY \110I PLEASRE FutX)SY:. ...ltbi I'M NOT Ci.N43 ) 1Z EAT HERE I UNLESS TNNKI! SIMMER ' J NAMET}-tAT TUNE ) - fJ"( ) 1-- d I I f I-1 1J, /_I ~kL A) )- %l i ght mu t flJO% a a,i 5(1 miniiplishumii, )our purposesl S4(Il-tPl() (hj 24-Nov 221 thu st butt's ne'cc'ssulr S shis ./ V, _: IN I, . __ - 4EC ) - in This is a good (his ti push unif.urt,tnt plans that h,sve far' ru-au- fur,: u-Ui-i - Your 015-15 -- -> 5' - s - lime i ' , , 1)11-It) heft) pay off It still come in ussr still st hitets, s'i don ' t 1k the butt trick two Fast ducks and South rises with the king Host- should he continue' lie is a trifle' too high Twelve points opposite 12 is usuidly not enough for game but South is there and wants to make it. - . \ If he has seen an •'nenly - - ; J t SPIDER - MAN -- - - . . - -' '\ . FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves CTFMP1' NO AN5WER 00 I. AS A O' -' I V - - - t ( -J I - - ' , WL.I.150 04 .' ' ' I - :\ ' f -., I / ' , - .' . ' 1 _ ii,, J MUCH FOR MY ' ' ' T T . - S,R'P. '2, ! .. ''-:.''.-,-.-. lI il I •- .-. - IF UI Still lviU3 -.- — 3 WHAT AIOU7 MET -. ___________ - - I - ________ _________ Us SI4U1 AhII(A)IA%ls Herald Staff V, titer -I ' r -- I 4 iii NIM!,,.-1 'I HIRE-' - " I ,ntr 1 1 its tii!uiLullssi(litrs voted 4-1 1 u"'-ilar to issue unilustrial ri's-i-nut' bond.s for 4 -in alwtiinun, smelting plant in the' Silver Lake-Sllnora area of Sanford- a vote coinrouttinti (hi- cit> to sponsor iii inutuistrial h - ilutv that has been opposed buttem 1> 1> .,ri-u hiuituu-ostne-r ever sincu- thu proposal v.a.s revealed ('till rmssioni'rs generally felt that the plant V.OUJd provide new jobs and econi'41.ic stiriiulus (ii the u:nliuurilt - ariil that environuii'ntal restraintstin the Keller hritfstri,'s' plant would provide (hi' city with ,tilt'qistt' safeguards against mice and Isullutiri Iii.' Iuru'sitb-nt of a hoiuitistnt'rs group 5151(1 the uurganuzatioti stoulul stuils closely the' Ki'lk'r ei.vlrorurst'ntal control plans st hen they are presented to the Florida 1)epartmnient of i-:nvurutuiuental Regulation Stt'ptiu'n Sirkin, Prtu(le-nt of the Concerned Pr(p-- ri> Ussnt'rs Association, opposed to the hint. said the group will take' its battle to the • 111:14. rather th*n seeking It-gal action against t h. its at this tint.' 11.- I-n.' Ii sse'ntt-r ti the cit) vute- "as ('m-hi,ntui'suner -S A M ('lusnuhan, st ho hulhhimo'ul that the i- It) is uluplic- iting anti tniuli(ulting the blndinlr, poster already "-1 in the Sanford Airport Authority and . 1 j - WITH . - 4 ' - - by T. K. Ryan You M4.. BUT M,4p BRIF1 rv A R4l)1R E IT /4rrEnnop.I GPAN. 5#IORT DOONESBURY - W Iiurii-'m,l, r.,miv,, - " - a -; 4 f ii -- - ii/i[L ; - - .11 ///1i - ' - 1__' " '- - :- .7 1. '. - .. -- ,- . $- .,'- - : - ,' l ) - ,-. - M - , - -- - -. ' 4 ' '" ' - - - , - ,' ' - -4 \ - - 1,11111111, II DRESSED FOR 4 04 ow - : 6 IL 0 held its last session in the old building. 1)115 liii ss All neilit week. %%ith moving still hi shifte d to the ness e di ficet ifted - fur da% scheduled it urd us V I - , ' ' -- - --:.-...- - - - '"(l's ':' ' - -' .-'- .,:. , - -- -.'- - 7 c- r- ',----,-. - ,_:;_,"_'_- - - -. ' - I? j4I.'. 1 .'A.' "4-4-,r',. I 'I'- . 4la,i' ,..t',e't L-'iv? "-i ost I,r ill qU*I to . luri orce a p s Strategy F It-gislatuse- itt-ltgatiuun Both -ut.iun. titles' sin Pu,.',q iL ft 4 , ,.. ,-- 't -. - -. r.J,11 -. - --'i s., .-ç,r.'' - , 4,_% yl- ' -. - .- - -- - :,', "- , -t_, I' . -' -- /ct' ra,-t-';-' LI)fr - ' 'a 'a7- -- ', F uin -u- for (hi'- Frailut-atini mit tmvt-s nieniubers Robert sou, )our have a dismal ciuneu' nnlvt-rsits s research ct- Ott- i at (ill formcr-Stalt, . , -~n M.ok N .-lanil Jr fir ails itt- .ini Springs I and % lilt I, Ft-0110 Rbiave I -.'sburg t biauninan ,.'sured the Lniiuli of then Ittsias agreed that Kridur ,Aill seek a line item budget cut an- settini: , is-sistutnice I 'li'velanui and ii.,-r% -rs rut upjuri. John Krmdi'r, huiiriu.m of tile' speci al tuuilIfllttr't'. s,iiil hi' still utteliupt to sit up a lurit bit,uni ute't'ting s.. it hi the legislators. inclu ding St IliSt-us. .Io!ui Vcmgt and I i-ru Wilsonu tM-loft' Christuiias (it-vt-lurid tIhiph.lsmlt'ui the lnlp-irthlIlet'tIf ,m uniti-il t'ffi'rt Ii'. usli ttit- niult- rs t thu iiIi'g.itiini. lIt- task fun t- ui-i I ui-si,.> ,it a vii lumithiruin (ii iiLt;i 'tn,itt'g) for pushing through lu-gislumtuuuti (ii Iuuiul ,i :.'waruls juttii .5111 in Ss'nuimnuuli' ('uounls on tht' inidgi' (It'vt-lumnui anti S,uitfimrul ('its Stains ct'r iK flit.. It's ctrt'ssi'ul the unhiluirt..fie- i- mat f all [out gaining sUps11 iia-uuili.-rs -f Ibis- S.-uuuimiumls' - lats'. ^ 'I will bring suggestions - . Herald Photo Sy Tommy Vinc en t) .-Thierica dressed lO4f dolls for dist ribution to luek little girls at Christmas b in Sanford. With their arms (till the Salvation Telephone SANTA ;I1 11, I ll 14' .,.~. LiP . IN VIII '-:- - - I'l6 1 "-' -: . 4 - r ".,1 A. I hr -, 6 - 1* 1 - jiqr - ": as filed in u ' rsu - ' Z .,r-..:4 JAII.IIOL'SV, 11aRe SA -- Sanford ('it% liall %%as J.1111111if-d I'Llif-isdav is t hi "-s,iiilord (its ( urn in iss ion , sin uii , . AII : ~,,,I 'I - - courthouse in Th e application - • - --. ( iii jp - 2 . :c'r17 ,, . / - See - ,'-)' - 11 . I % I Itipf AV married, but she didn't -: - -,:ri ; -' II:: I- (Hecafd Photo by Torn Netsili ., - 4. ' MCW )C1 .%I(<;regor to -' - t-''' - •.:-'-. - ç-- -r '.'- -- - -_; ',., IN T - Im4rr b% 1 1. - : - - LaY9E4ZP -- ordered .- Sanford for the lii count -- .,_.;.__. . / I Ii id - -- " -•"". Ss'r SANFORD l'L-SNT, Page 2A . by Garry Trudeau I! r m& r X &VyM ii A MfFMZ V iZM7e II ftftLLs XVIARYOVW, - taking Riggio pleaded guilt) to grand larcen> and sills the -- -- lie' is 4 - - :110, Te(A*4 t2•', ceremony. care of that," she I - I' .- 1\( F \T ItI(1(11() as Assistant State Attlirne) Alan Robinson st hilt Russell Cullen was clefense attorne The two attorneys joined together in asking Judge \1c,rt gor to peit the jaulhouse marriage Miss '.%hitnire said she knew her fiance's attorne> stas going to ask the judge to alloss them to get -.---..i • S it 1. w -r rose - Prosecutor in (hi' case - '1" 'r4i4'aty I i_i P ' ,j ' , said in a state institution To further assist Cupid, Judge M&Gi .'gor orrr ed !a ThuNulay that fliggiu be transported to a laboratory for the required blood test, a prr'r.uisitu' to acquiring a marriage licence The hli)oil test w as performed, according to the court order, at Derrick and A s s o e i at es Itborators The brideIeti picked up the couple's marriage license' this morning at the pnuitt-t-tt'd ('onli!muis_suiunt'r Join Morris saiul ti. Ii spent ainiust the i-mimi' afternoon on (I.- - , st itution, court officials - - '. . SPLIT,' 8E OE I MEMPEI . - 'i is .sentenced to serve time - - or . - R-'.'.'-. AII RI nornalI) a tonvaed felon thu Seminok' Counts Port Authoruts (st gu.s-ernrnu-ntal bo dies which he said need .such a plant John Krib'r, a profit' rtuo'.-t'r 1w-hind thu project, noted todas that Keller earlier considered locating the smelter ,it the St'tiuinalt- Cunts Port Authority or :it thu SanforuW'.-ntrutl Florida Airport. Krudc-r said that the port authorit> I,ucke: natural gas supplues, essential to the sit-lter operation, and that a reverter clause in the city's deed with the U S Nary would ibseourage bond buyers front investing in a ,iielter at the airport. The clause "tipulate's ttt the former Sat'> bct' pttibwrts can bc taker. .sta> trot! (tie cit) in the event of natuiiaai u-nerg.-nc Muss uur lAs' M - re said the Killer issue piu the tu'uiIIuislin a IliuM ustkst,ur:l position, Is-can-i- thu- ru- is -- --0 easy -uilututi to the dIspute Miiu,ri' noted (lit' ptopt-rt) in question, it four-acre tract north of (hi' ('obia Boat Works adjac.-nt to Cornwall Street, is zoned industmua!l> - and the' i-ouwulssione'rs art- sstorn to uphold tilt- liming lasts lie said Hunt Oil Co., which ostris the land sihert' Keller %% ants to build, deserves to htuis ,its intent-' t in the industrialls wnt-d land j I -- - perform - '-rv .41"" ?.' - - I - C The Sheriff's Depart. ment spokesman said that 1. '_':,-, n Saford Gives Go For Smelting Plant Bonds I ..''- , ' _i_ knott the assistant state attorne) was going to join in the request '- That was the surprise," she said. 1 It I - %kill FIIAN('ES WHITMIRE GETS LICENSE FROM DORIS 1111A 1)1' this point attention Is called to the lead out of turn The lead Stan(].% .South rcmains as dunimn> arid North be- ' are . . aol three years in the iiiw-ity jail Ia.it Tuesday Itiggio sts involved in ,trrrcl robbers of d ieIherr) rest,,urant \ft.-r his plea of guilt ) stas uttered he subsequently te st ified at the trial if another man involved in the si,t' incident. The other man stas sentencti to 150 years in a .ate in - nd liii' couple ma> kiss after the ceremony arid that's all," the spokesman iiul • - tiiiritetiiiteI) after , -. leads out of turn South puts his hand down as dummy At I - •- — Hand A serve fist' .ears probation One of I(iggio's inmate fritnds told i repoer he a other initiates planning a surprise party in the jail for the groom after the Friday ceremony - - It ston't be exactly the kini if stediiir,g eVefl girl un-lUlls about," said Miss Vhitmire today 'hut, I'll lw at the jail to st-c him evers single stt't-ku-nil until hi- i fri-c." She saul that she and her groorii-tits' mutt a tar ago last Saturda) st hi-n she stt-nt to stork at a fast food restaurant in Winter Park. lit stis t he iii in ig. r of the restaurant anti she made hamburgers ar.il stijrked at the cash register ''Getting married in jail is different all right," she' saul She doesn't know et sku-stiaii saul today (hi.st hung still i* pernutt.. I u (Puef Deputy I)uanuhiarrell's uiffite at the jail - y' - ' , Seminole '- N~w PAc*'4v. ~_ il 11 f - by Stan Lee and Jonn Romito - , , TUMBLEWEEDS I VI ~— I I Counts (lnwt tOU ju dge ha iritt'red assistance for Cupid to a IXJiflt. Ciru'iit ('oiart Judge iIIu.ito McGregor has orde ed Seminole County Srir- ri; i'.k to ,riiiiL ',;,,' .d ,i ..i.LLtS jail tflhiiiIti', Vincent Nicholas I(ig.g iii . I, to his stt ct-thea rt, Frances Whitmiiir.', 19, of Orlando, sthi is stuilving to be a hi-auticuan Neither have iw'n married lw-for,' A sheriff's lepartlia-nI - \ South is declarer, but East esinlit's (lt'(blrcr '0 sc tit Iii 511 Jul'imO.p to his u-il to (-r)ntinur' st'rslni r .. . ./ ---- ---- --- ------- ---- ----' sputill"lit 1 .. !t - , ~%ork wontlers %()u today IT.' 1. -1 . ! • t ,JY& TAKE CAR E (XJ AN F&Y ' CAN - / -' -. by Stoffel & Heimdahl Iki — ~~TI+NKINO ) P ' BRIDGE :, (. ri-tururil E.STE.S - mw mmm — id Ciin • tr'nce." . • 11 ilt 1)4PNNA \ ... . -. . ' 'rCU REING T AN [" 'W~; cN ussas.' B'E I,,rin,3 (Zives hi-raid Staff Writer . 4 - 4 by Al Vermeer - - I'I I Visit Him Every Weekend Until He 's Free' • I I - - PRISCILLA'S POP _,. JAILHOUSE WEDDING .... "U-i normal on all the visits Another )oWI mail ss.inting (0 prove his innocent-i' t.iri ,I ruiunal matter ,agerly took the lit' kteior t est, but to his tjiiiss the results c,Unt out that he knest about or stas iuii,liciitt'd in the crone The owig man did not commit (hi' crunt', but did Putt stpiuons as to ssho did WIIUId not the lit' detector test to' took hi' the Salle as the ,rLibit' results pt'opR' cxss ith t'le& perit'nce trocardiogramis .intl blood pressure readings' Man) 1uh)1t' tw'canie excited or upset during an kind iii test, and I tu1tiot ss' lst this stress ti-st could hi' ser accurate I'd .tppreeiate )our coiiuiierits At best, it DEAR UF tl)F It is jut a laborator) test, ,trill laborator tests of all t1w5 call be inat-t'uratt' for lOhin) reasons The tic tk'te'tor test dt'pend.s upon changes in bltiil pressure. heart rate, and a ,'sttit'rosclt'rosis Others siho "ant these (lid principles tlU1 S('0 tt'flt w ith — — — — — — — Florida 32171-- Price 10 Cents , in the skin All of these can a nd respond to stress The value of the lie tktector I FI — • tUUipVti, '' ¶u'sl tk'IwmLs a great deal on inc velop-' for it to nit' Ili care of this experience of the person st hi nest spa per, P 0 Box 1551, gi% v.N .i nterpri-ts the tt' A Radio City Station. Nest York. piers- on who is up-tight becauI NY 10019 he is confronted for wi> rt'lIMifl should showPu (s on the test > 1WINI'F HF:OF: OSOI. I)KAR 1)14 LAMB I has't- even when the operator knows some questions about lit- he is telling thu truth Knowing (hi' infinite t'apae-it> ilu'tector tests that I think you For Wednesday, December 14, 1977 of hunian beings to err. I would ti,ulul ansster. %1% sister had , .in eli-c- thank any Iii' detector tt'1 still ht.uke sense huh >1W ill ro('ardiograrii st hich con. result.s toulul he' challenged unit Yl it It 111141hII)/% c,uin ri',uuls supIkirt III - II, 19 #A V. itti ce-med her doctor, so 1w had often a second t( flit- ttIi -ili .- r 'built tA .111 1 At III S April 20'M,.) .Lflotht'r tCg uk)fle with ve ry second t'p-'r-ator 11111) t* Ti I uinlitir,s an.- proulLsln toda) different results tutu-ri-sting and tutu omit' fur s'u ulJChtttMl where Joint ventures are COft siic- idl%> Before Ws over. it i u-u-mneul, pr ovided put take the luku-Is iiu still hate greatls a'spInuIt- i( ut circle of iloninant ruli' Let .ow' cohorts N Al serve as back'ups quaunt.ini-es and tuintacis SMI11 tituS Nov 2J-1)ts' (EMISI u Ma> 21-June imi.'thurig that >ou have Its U% till and I-t'll - l 'I PIti -1 ; til es sits, have' htstoriciill plannt'il for 10(1.1) liii) not pruust-n tht'ThiSt'lst'S loyal and hand he tan bring the tOfl' iuriit off u-x..o-tls as sou 'fltrue still t'vt'n InUre' so tocliis tract in by playing his nigh' ii t \ulItThI % isluun it liostt'tt'r, it should 1-uirlui,t' attends tlu through of diamonds, but he isn't a t irk out 1M'ttl't in the long nat our st e rling relationships clairvo>-arit nor does he have Ki X-ray, C)CS Therefore it) I i i I- iflil out iluire about ours&-lf b> i ( t\(Llt Juiti.' 21'Jub .1(11'S to 1'f)ti' ulutiiiii> to 5 7 'uniting for Suu It!' iuup) iii ASI rul4ut,g hi! Ios-t'tI > service tui lead us second rliarnuinil i: xsi st F:ST I r,IIlPi Iw-ttu-r Mail i cots for lii's toita> still afforul )o(l a_s Which way should hi' u-titer a . ,; i a i' s a at h tops .ini a king, .t-ifii uchu gr..tifu atiomi a-s it still dummy 10 i ,iiiulress.'ul, stuillIs'ul •'IIt t-liip-' tit (ilt',LSe (bose ss horn >ou serve Most phi> ers will lead to i A a \strtsGraph, P U Bus 489, dummy's king of hearts tO Pitch-in sthe'rt' it - ounts 4 K 44 .t in 44 retain control of all suits and Radio ('its Station, N V 111119 )LTH I,Fu July 23-Aug 22 most of that group will set' Itt' curt' t o slwcif) hour birth aK Fouiar 's happenings should East rise with the act' of S sign flattt'r )ou, for )our tu.adiamonds and lead (hi' king K ('A I'll1(014% t)t'i 22'Jutn p.Ini(urLstup is likely to Lw' sought of clubs I)umm>- 's last ,'ri4 19 \'uiu'r,' It ks Ida> in things bit tn st-ill be knocked out arid sou trul> ui(tliilIt'. t that i intt-u-rn iuu niat.-riuull> 1 there still hi' no tt a> to tiring -r I-r oak.' (hi- overtures Roth s ul n.'rahl iurt-u-r-.t ist, but riot 'ii ill in (tie' itittiioitul suit tliU;o - Aug 23-Sept 2 The be st line of phi> is to nt uiluiits iritt-ru'cts lI,i uiut'Mi t %, 'uorth Ea..i South e..i \'uuf inspiration for us su-ceunil enter dummy stith the act- if • l'-. i u-ffurl will conic to >uw toda> clubs East gets in and P.1 %, 2V i 518 51(115 'Jan 2DF't'b 19 I t,'cauis,, of a desire to pros-ide cashes three clubs but South I'd5 l'J.. iiRa rig is all-important will take the res t of the tn,uirt' tuuunt iful Is for those' Opening lead Fir.' of )our uire'anii s into turning tricks toiler our wing spades realities toduss Start stith siiuuill LIIIItA Sept 23-Oct. 231 You ie'ps Ix-for.' breaking into a 5 fiat.- a knack for lifting the trot puritc of others today by tur I'lS('ES - Feb Mart1i ) I A Virginia reader wants tui South leads the deuce of . , riuni t'su'n'-sthinrz into fun Ut- it iris- quie , sUtl(it' 1lppcouu Ii stuii diamonds from dummy at knots- the rule in this c ase llia — — Sanford, 19 1 HOROSCOPE , — 49 think it AtroniiilS ttiiald tit. advisable for me to stith take (host' capsules Isrr a itoctor's prescription, f ______________ — — — — ' - — — — 56 r' ___________________ 45 53 '.' . I 33 It 14 in,. •. ............ F - A PP _____ c ... 11~ -' ______ '.-. s SEE 78 36 — by Bob Montana — 24 40 43 ' 3 !" 12 1I ._ 23 - C — ___________ 23 — — 34 / lki' - '_!~~ ,,~ ,__ — 7- 1 -t~ I 14 26 — 'A.,- - !!-,--. .,., ?IU - 19 1 22 H4i.4 cAL: T• - ,.i "I 1)0 % OU ________ '6 rS .., i.1i.a -n Si Black broad 52 Enqlsh 13 — .AL U.TLTt stick, non-fat titilk, corn oil tiargarint', but to no avail. I rk eat a slice of cheddar cheese ea ch morning as I Uii rkrstand .1 pCM)fl needs some cholesterol for the body Butte o 1.1 KIIUI. tilt Oft) tliCdi bIIII 11W removed three to tour tithes a 48 H i ve delI,: 7 6 ____________ 5 -— — — 'S f 17 - ...........................1. .1... 1 i.k. •. •'/U iV JU 38 Environment agency (ebb: I 39 Become msturl 4 1 Complete 42 Lubricant br short 43 Kind of grin 44 Constellation 45 irritated 46 River in Rssa 56 Double curve 4 3 17 by Art Sansom . 1 "° e 11) .;is THE BORN LOSER \ 2 __________ _____ / J~ A . ; ' N ucI!rI' 0 Answer I have DEA R lflt. I AMB been on a cholesterol restricted thet for about a year. but my chnleterol is still 274 and my triglyceridecountis3O.Iarn7O years old. lam not overweight. I eat no lunch tileats of an 35 Sketched 10 Word on the ,- 2 .- — - —— I II Name for a 20 Actress 57 Forest animal cat Moorehead Show 19 Actress 22 Weathercock 58 appreciator Merkel 24 French artcle 21 Golly 25 Capital of DOWN 23 Blockhead Tibet 24 Sov i et Union 27 Seminole I Stop (abb: I chef 2 Bear( Lit) 31 ln and 25 Un9entle i I In,antn, ma y ma 26 Shush 33 Auto *orkerS 4 Time ton e labb' I 27 Belonging to union (abbr 34 Entertainment 6 Impulse 28 Cry of pain 35 oung salmon 7 Mountain rear 29 e:row ancient Troy 30 Holds in 36 Sin alment 37 Warn ng 8 Imprisonment Aoder 39 ema -s 9 37 51 I ~ I miruTl The upti IM4tN0 cai Pl1 $ AIIISIOTA ' r_.... 9 0 :• I 53 Heat unit 54 Tour 55 Low male guitar (abbr ) - .LL!_ tar pits - -. .-".-- - - 52 La philosophy 19 Hawaiian - '(F), '4t... •1 - I .-, 4 (cont) 18 Chinese ' .1 " 1'It°' _________ • 18 Lab substance 17 Ores (Fr) A- I r. I . ii NIF ::. zi *.- __1 I iMC( £ ;i i Jeit Ia ti It 5 Tobacco ce..s I Canadian I U olLl(fDJ INEjI It 9 Baseball mountain PtiliPJ 's e ST;lifà!A official (abb' I 45 Female saint E 7 _________ 12 )abbr) I A I0HA A containers 46 Mine workers ii A 1o1 13 Hindi dialect L union fabbr) SA a WL 14 (Fr) S1$1 I 0 1 (11111$ 49 Egypt (abbr) IS Doesn I cull 50 Equine gait _________ C ' 1111.10 U T _________ P18.11 'k, (A a ) $I 11, ." 1" 1- \ II - It Euclamation of disgust May Be ine Ans*er to Previous Puic 40 Dessert pastry ACROSS I connected directly Pioneers of of dolls are (front It'll) Southern Itch eniployees Nancy Gibson and ('harlse Cornell, members (if the Future Telephone Pioneers [111(1 Joanne Stinehaker, secretars of the local 71"A vtiapli', Set' Sunda - 's Seminole Ma;aiIne for story and photos on the Salvation rms - with the peacemaking , process. most' were the stords of Israeli Prime Minister Tel Ash toda> -'-for talks with Carter. That stor) and the opening of the ('air,. ticipat.'d - 5rondTh'bock Editorial 2-H 2-It 2-11 4-A hear Sbbs 3-hi Or, Iamb Iiorusu'upe Hospital 2-fl 2-H (( hLSI-:LSFs %Ichanni'n lk'gfn as he left S portit President talks, page 65 Tcksilun %%eatts-r friuno tb.. first ear's ope-ratiun of thu r.'si'uimt-h team and it- ' - p n-sen I .1 t i S i's including It-st-kind nui tr required to go top Talla hassee to lobby the lnuu'asuxe' through (1t'tt'land sucuem'st.-.h that sri _iuiititifl to hating a line- itt- ui in thu ('nit- s-nit> if F'l'-iii,u -;l.-i. .s local Pumil P.. kh.-1 Today Bridge i.ikndar oniirs Iru.sssturd costs Universit> of Florida for (hi' 1-3-H lG-ll-A S- fl up tht. research pnigrhuit for the first se-ar at $230,IkIJ Scientists frito the- unuvt'rsits have said that thu e lilt-ctive i nt to lestrit or _'ruiujtcatt' the larvae- friintu tb.. tiiuutg,'s, sihich 1)muu%iite' fish s.. tb fusi, but rather it, keep hat' htng f thu eggs lOt' tilt' him-I - fi.oiuiust,a st:r'.- lmtSt t t'li'rabk- - -- - - - -- '- : -. - h.'r,- tb.-.. Irc stitfiut, lun:s 1)055.5 humans It �2A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl -Wednesday, Dec. ii, ml Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Legally Free, But... ___ Re primanded Poston Focing Tough Race FLORIDA IN BRIEF The Senate's decision to reprimand Shaini Sen. Ralph Sanford Plant $10 Million Pot Seized On Yacht - k'adisasterFortnm politIcally. IcdedT / ready ' 1 'y ..'....,,, TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Lobbyists !I be forced to rceal m..re about thcir in'ng and d"""g of 1asmakers if the Legislature accepts a bill approved b the House Standards and Conduct Committee In a 5-4 vote Tuesday , the committee a probed a bill requiring lobbyists to fully - .. . ..( J IN ( (I CIt) .im ( Gretchen I errs do s h.t a lot da's hail to sere while their lawsuits challenging the amendment goes through the courts. 18 Named To Grand Jury JACKSONVILLE re-elected. The Senat.. %Ot((l 3M luesto reprimand the 13-year eteran nniaktr and fine htrii Th at as .. recommin dationofthtJudici:rCiil the financial stability of Keller in a positive ftn Keller plant would not cenct' prc4 prove detrimental, provided "proper are placed on the plants restraints Casselberry Asks Plant Balance fluincem decision -making than planning for the proposed even Seminole County. - Its much wiser to proeed with the bond issue and retain a measure of control over the plant St..n.strom said Poston refused to criticize how the plant would be detrimental to the communit)properenv en be If-- inten& tit seek rt-election Stenstrom noted the city had means of regional sewer plant at Iron Conklin has also istunated recusion funds The projeits in n it fill but rtalize the fight that by the year 2000 priority were: payment of be a tough one. Bridge near Oviedo Thursday '' It' going to bk 1 '.tr dif will he pushing for a weighted (asselberr) will be tran 11,877 Instate retirement costs sport ing through interceptor paintino'tht watertankon su ficult task It's going to put the sate The concept recommended lines to the plant, 4.8 million 136' Seniinola people of my district to a test. striping shutting down the Ktlkr plant if it prosed a nuisance, specifically mentioning a possible revocation of the plant's necessar'. city licinses by Consulting Engineer B. C. citizens were empaneled as Florida's third statewide grand jury on organized crime Tuesday and tentatively set their first work Casseibcrr) with as much say session for Jan. 17 in Orlando. 7'he jurors names were picked by Circuit in the planning for the plant as City Engineer Kenneth Ehlers Winter Park and more than ,hill represent the cit)- at Staftland or Seminole County. Thursday's meeting. In other business the City Conklin has estimated that t 1980 Casselberry will be council: Judge Parker Lee McDonald, of Orlando, from a metal box containing name tags for the prospective jurors from around the state transporting 285 Japan Rocket Readied CAPE CANAVERAL (UP!) - experimental spacecraft designed to pave the way for a Japanese satellite communications s)stem will be fired into space tonight Th e Communications Satellite can handle 4,000 telephone calls or eight color television channels at one time The charge of 35 cents per Co un I D i spu te JL'I i Over La flLJIII I rder ' Sam. readings temperature Thursday. Rain probabilityB, 'IARKY.Fr.IIFRG $8; osernight lows 64; decreasing to 40 percent IleraldStafl Writer esterday's high 75; tonight. barometric pressure, 30,06; TIDES Seminole Counts's on again, reia th e humidlt'. 99 per cent I)astona Beach high 1035 off .igain confront ition with Forecast SI.st1 cloudy with a in. 11:05 pm low 4 a m stat.. en'.ironji:tntal officials showers today. TbursitD part1 445 p.m. over the county's landfill cloud'. Continued mild with Port Canaseral high 1019 op.. rations is on again highs maln1 In the upper 70s a.m., 10:36 p.m. loss 3:S3 a.m., C ount) Commissioners and lows tonight In the $Os. 4:32 P.M.Tuesda) night toted 3-1 to %Sindsmosti southeast 10 to 15 Bayport: hlgh2:52a.m.,4:27 change details of a consent mph becoming arIable p.m., low 10:02 am. P. . order proposed by the state . 10:07 M • • ,g • I . Crzhet. as individual as you ar - ..Touch-up spray mist arid dusting powder to operate the Osceola landfill esouldlx meaningless In all the PRESENTS CACHCT A. CACHET GIFT SET Touch-up cologne and perfume, ready to wrap for a special lady. Soo CACHET GIFT SET 750 c. ning the dates changed by the The provision deleted by the counh colninwicin %ere "still commission states that the negotiable.- According to county -%aives any right to a District Engineer Tom hearing or administrative or lioneycutt, "The one-nionth judicial review of the tems of lelms might tx- alright. Those this consent order.' dates are still negotiable. Wo Without the waiver clause, could probably work something tht- consent order would W out Aith the county (omiiitaningless according to lielliciVingthe aiver Segundo Fernandez, DEII's provision would give them the assistant general counsel []lost tr0Lble.** Commissioners and DElt officials have been negotiating DER Assistant Attorney the terms of the const-nt order General .1k-gundo Fernandez since July. %hen the t-ounty*3 agreed. "A consent order DER-issued temporary permit without ,I waiver provision CACHET GIFT SET Contains cologne spray mist and dusting powder. A set any woman would love 00 9 C. near (;eneva expired. The hundreds of consent orders we landfill has never met DEH approve each year, the waiver regulations requiring a five-foot provision is a standard clause. separation between buried We've never approved a congarbage and the water table. Commissioners also voted 3-1 local government has ever to move back by one month the asked us to. We'll have to lileet following deadlines: psr~%poscd with counts officials to discuss 1i)f)l-Rth(JanIcecl,sonu.ite t his for deciding whether to buy a The waiver "means the new landfill, contract mth a count), commission can't back private landfill company or off at a later time - that's all. move to a new site at the It's really no big deal." the Osceota landfill. the Jan. I DER official satid. Urning liendd Wednesday December II 1977 Vol 10 No Published Daily and Sunday •acp, Saturday and Christmas i A. I • • T he Sanford Herald, lnc..3NN,Fr.nchav...S.nf.rd, ,, Second Class P.sta. Paid at Sanford,F lorida Hill, H*rn Delivery, 55 cents. MontPi, $3 40. 4 MoniM. $14 30. Year, US 40 By Mail. moistri, $3 10, 6 MonthS, $IP V.,, 17 MCflthI, iii 40 '4 " i iE I '" 2 CARTRIDGES Schick . - '_ dIamond is the most exciting Christmas gift '- c5i1ovsc*,'v3M AwELERs IIa KI' \ ., PH.122-7363 --. .--. . •.' 93 '111- Thru 12 17 77 I 144 [{.1IJ INTENSIVE Ixtre CARE Stren th .. . g LOTION . r' 1009 Thru 12 1777 Paper 1 's Eth it,. !,A-!; -i . withoutcoupo IWIT ON COO" Pit . 99c I CO RADIO c _.: Thru 25 sq. Wi thout coupon $1.19 ci 144:EI1'1k1: C I 'I, DOG nt ' I / / : $ - : d .1 44 K'I•1'i ii: AII -- FACIAL TISSUES FILLING AND c' Box 100 £ 1 _________ oTgl 16116S 2899 'e" M0, Noffhe-fn 4 Way ii gV .4, 1 - •' 4 S -1 -ALq". U1,11 WIY 29 S - t,w p!~W. U C,' ii ,%I "PT I C 19 thru 12 MAKE-UP 1 NEAPPLL fit 20 OZ T~,IU Xft-11 (whIllo qvontities lost) 'v , PINEAPPLE C :hunks, ' MIRROR 11 21 PRO h9firlir It 41 SATISFYING 95 • -a" - ............................................................. Now 1 '' I 3. KU___._ . : UJr% PLAYER S.', LLMIT cail (Oc)i P15 Cus'!OMjp AM RADIO _______ r000 Without coupon 33C •o D 49 -: Thru 12 1777 - glass _ ' • DOG a. OZ '- .z- SLIM FA naura, way to lose weight! __•i_ MIGHTY Mir I ( Ir :' DELICIOUSLY ' 72 17 77 -1 2 /'... ---. 5$_ 894 WID TREE SKIRT 119 Portobl.d1J PORTABLE 8 TI TAPE AV tYL I' .9', Reg - 5 / .,,, .aI GIFT WRAP h f 7 holiday designs . ti . 26, 20 in 5:0 ( , Paper r Regular BIG BIRD Receives All 45, - , -- 2 I 4.11 bk:Y' o VdIs,1*k 0I.4Icr. 49 I &L• s'v ..' "• Without coupon, 63t it i Y, 1 --.441 Reg. $19.99 a • I WITH 12 READY TO WALL ALIUMS ' • to old-fashioned Sunday School Room size. Eoch ready for a 50" fromit - 3 sls t h .4 S SP1699 ft p 10 II SILICT A BALSAM WRIATH FOR. YOUR VALUABLE COUPON111 0 0 0 FOR SHOPPING PLEASURE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR *01 For decorating we have firush, Balsam & Frazier Fir Boughs A White Pint roping or garlands. - Hanging Baskets 62.49aup RHODES & SON NURSERY & TREE LOT $311245 339 V39 Reg. 19.95 i6xio 7" Rog, $3." lixiiii 2" II ZAYRI PLAZA OPEN DAILY TO 10 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. TOO P.M. (Liquor CIos.d Sunday) DUt".lS 323-91" DX32 1 -0250 L Io.. ,h. npl..ti Diet of if?,fi ;.'.fnr j Iutt , .,,, I L K-f-11 1 1-1 4, CALIFORNIA . - RIPE how SLIM-FAST, THE . 00, 1 314i 2 Reg 49 16-oz. Regular $6.99 Chocolate orVanilla ' 499 day Waigre.n pric.s Scm. regular prices quoted may vi', in tome stos iRugtit reserved 10 im I quantties on iii items I CAN too • 3 34 1 Thru 12 17 71 1.-0 2 Without co upon, 464 ________________________________ serlisod price at all stores 'sled unless specutiCilly oth.rse noted in this ad (Our 'At Ad,erlis.d" stole signs point them out to you i lie tit- e depend on You... You can depend on Us: • W want you 10 p1 *1551 we ad' . Our Policy ac •d,suisod item '•qui'ed l • Sp..I ssI.p,oij p cot ar e indicatd by so we plan ahead to hiss b. soiduly available to, sal, at o' bsIow thi ad 'Sit,' o, co,ipo4s An, othiv a.. low snipI. supplies, if a sell-out russ. lust see our Cashier for a ,,v saliprice "RAPN'CH(CK" . OLIVES NATURAL DIET PLAN , t - 4" I I Gift Wrap Rev. $5.95 lIX16 PIN ~UST Wit 1LC1 :4 4 r 100 Sq Ft Poper from All guarantetc! thru the Holidaysi LONOWOOD I_ 1 . V'/\ 99 WITH $2900 PWCNAU Slit • - , / . FREE tIll POINSETTIAS White, Red, Pink Or nside or out in egg size can $ 2' OZ. S t 69 SET saw"-" I rAme'ican G,,,m So LI tJI I Stick Deodorant MuSHEET GIFT WRAP NOVA SCOTIA BALSAM 0 FRAZIER SCOTCH PINE _*.,, 4. Po table lot K ids i MANY TREES TO CHOOSE FROM Old liMiT ø co"PIP ____________________________________________ : 5e,, - s 4' Without coupon, - • 't REG • : / 12,ta&, to"ft SANFORD _____ rieg .. • •_"..\ for the most exciting man. OPEN 7 DAYS 9-9 UNTIL* CHRISTMASI I a : (Westside U.S. 17-92 Between Dog Track Rd. & S R 434) ---'- ( ' i / CHRISTMAS TREE FOREST 1 . .., ,. i iIfliUiitiiiiiii A - I - . - ---------- Spice . 7 .................... ; Registered Men _____ 10-OZ. i ,,, 112 F 1d9dj. .'" • L that m -ting she said ___________ ' I • Indoor outdoor lights in clear or assorted colors with odd on plug I'. 149 I city hall, said City Clerk Ka) Saisman lu&y. The rmults of the Dec. 6 city ele0on %Ill be reirtifled at • REG $2 29 NOMA MIDGET TREE ' I With 2 TWIN BLADE li t•, . . ' I Tuesday at for 7:30 pIn Reg .. .,, . A _.,,4 signs Crayons sponge \ L I I ' ________________________________________ Shaving System • sc h edule d night has been rescheduled IV:, 399 399 )\,74r. 100 Personal ,1 The regular Lake Mar' ('It C ouncil meeting . a : CUST01101111 WOMEN'S •_=,_• 7.'- Meet Delay ., • r I I V1 t L04 CQUI004 Pf A C UST CA41 ............................................................. I V . 7 Thru 12. till Withoutcoupon. 99c Re or mint Poo, All Hir N..d, for Dollie 79 tube CLOT / ( 36x40- vinyl, HS fun ce Mcet ill I \ Nis f 4W V TRAIN £ VILLAGE - ........................................ 1 I ,,apermate / I ..i tit- returned to the Senate - - " 6.4-ox. 0! _______-_ : 3O4AMP •J . -- 1 I f' 'Y .i ac:, L - •_1 4 Appliancos 12 MALL PENS J•' :t.. '- Reg.S4.99 '014111ft".1-A4 to-C.Assaw.-I-1 10A Lake Ma P ante withrues '• lie %as not in the Senate cinuipliance' with the agency's deadline to bu% and 'properly uh;snili'rfo!iuwing the. vote and '.uuuitt i &liti Ic for $aOO who ii hi rt,ul ttiori for op..ratinj, lOfle i new landfill site if (ii Ve rnon Br idlorul I intlfilJ lb.. ahrecment woujul ,,uriulIIsciontrs opt for a new handed aLso lirantie'. s idu inistrati'. e not go into effect until DER and landfill Commissioners the count) conirnission agree to tote d to add a provision stating is.stt mt mll of its ternis thatthe count) would retain the ________________________ The change most likel) to right to select a different q' br ing objections from DER is alternative at a Iat.. date. the county commission's Voting in favor of the changes eliminating m the Bill ro0Pror o05((5h agreement a which the count COfflfliLssiOn Chairman Dick Williams. John would give up its right to Alexander toted against thi. thane its mind once I changes decided how it will bring its official f landfill operations into comOrlando office "id this mor- . : • TOOTH PASTE ' Diaper Bag t ' . . ci Kiddy-Matic t . NOW L Generous tray of 60. Reg. $1.09 $I ,,, . "'' Of TABLE. . • 9 C 41 lead to the county*s bting in landfill site; the April I ---- r.co;or CLOTH • dil : Pure peppermint Is and vote which led to his reprimand tirantles said h. Department of Environmental deadline for selectirga new site was afraid his presence might Regulation iI)F'H m which would at the Osceola landfill or a new inhibit some senators. 59 '\ r 25 u 12 17 77 \ CANDY CAME$ - .. PACK 99 Reg' s 99 i$ 99 5% '. - ,. I now9h Is Heat AN ,694 "F 2 DONUT " ~Im IItst 99 . • COLOR n RECOLOR 54E1 599 . SELTZER \ : R.adylnSMlnut.s I10 stuck super quick I of four. chairman of the F tcutive R eg - FACTORY Package Business Committee b) Senate President Lew Brantley Qhken the allegatiows against 29" RAG DOLL SS 99 S$ 'c_I-. By dependable Dozey 0.0-00149mes Itool TEA SIT SERVES SgE ,, . STEEL TRUCKS S. ol) Action -. O . ell Huggable F avori t e \ RE " 95 • .1• Lull. HoilS$S Po!Cer $a'° _____ I '\ a o. ro col TA RATTAN PLATE HOLDERS ty, DER WEATHER REG. $32.99 j K 1se. a . vear will be held Dec. 19. The reprimand is preth serious assured Ma)or-elect Bill Crier 5 t.!b p it begins operating final council meeting of the that, but said he believe's that a 9 1 a Niorris said he I.-, confident the city could shut doAntheplantif problems come upafter Mcintosh said the city had no sen s term ending and Criers appeared. It is unlikely Brant Ii'. would ta'e his old job asia'. choice but to ratif) the increase beginning on Jan 9 from Sin 'triiii llollosia I)- Casselberr) should ha'. e a Dial a Brew for dark medium, or light! 14 Without coupmi,694 99 NIcClanahan noted that under the bonding plan. the 117 ,50,000 facilit) would be the city's for the first 15 )ears, with Keller renting it senators predicted that Council Chairman Nathan NIcKnight will beat Poston. %',m \Ieter announced that the Lewis Aouldn't comment oil lie said because of the far thousand gallons was raised to that he will assist him in greater use of the facility by 66 cents. everyway possible during the Casselberry than the other City Attorney Kenneth transition beti4een entities except Y.tnter Park MAKER REG. '18.99 - Approsed a new contract I1leetingSwh1chV.oUjdfloflfl'. punishment, and Seminole Count) 850 000 An CHIP 'N DIP SET hangs or stores in drawer. 25 watts A don't see it m just a slop on gallons of sewage daily to the with Nlaitland whereby take place on Dec. 26 and Jan 2. Iron Bridge for treatment, %lattland has increased its bDIh city holidays, have been the Amit. I see it as prett% serioto business. charges to the city for treating canceled, he said. wlule Winter Park will have 2.7 Poston was removed as million. INIaitland 1.35 million SM.000 gallons of sewage daily. %layor (;erald Christensen who jammed the courtroom COFFEE . couple of other 1uami and 3.3 million Winter Springs. chamber, million 3-pc. Anchor Hocking 4, Choice o13 Types ) -c.'- 11 12-Cup NORILCO ' thumb operated switch spotter shield. Stands, , : S'd'i . Makes peeling vegeto. I Are the), going to believe in me or what they read in the : : --' : 1 • 1 V T' .-•..v bles and fruits less of a chore; has convenient Sit a priorits list fo, rui.tit spending $11,000 in federal anti- r : "Is e no reason why we should not support Keller tonight added Commissioner Eddie Keith. Sanford needs the Jobs Keller represents." hesaid addingthathedidntsee s UPI) - Eighteen I .NJ he mid, Keller could still build the plant but might do so without the scrubber. fdlow s&natorssasin1, meeting of the committet I4 lonimissioner Julian Stenstroin notid that the bond issue was premised on Killers placing a $114,000 rubber on the plant to eluninit.. pollution Without the bond issue. If I had to do it over again i might do things differentls but iii 171) heart and mind. I don't feel I did anything wrong," he said I don't think everything I at the twit has full) explored analyzed " Peel g Wand 111111 WALGRUN ...1977 JIE ' ( \ in The scale tswtighttd for the possibilits of ""ttrguitii ul tii. tipiliO,Wiit% a, .ppos&d to UM Morris said reporters later tie considers that "a vote of confidence." gallons; Winter Park 3.18 Boulevard. painting fire Conklin to the city council million; Nlaitland 1.7 million; h%drants and replacing wo M Slonday night would have 2.54 million Seminole County C* 99 expressed reservation about Although some Keller operation standards, Nlorri said, the pensons tie talked with mentioned to expel Poston and lie told durii five when asked whether lie %ould consider Poston for a commit. tee chainnariship if Poston is THE CHRISTARAS SHOPI)IRSCINTIR . GENERAL ELECTRIC telcpne," talking to persons in sIx different areas of the country where Keller plants are located nriic' . ti tring .ItIU.tJ Itt bu.sin 'ir ltntr,il %kdi Ca r Inc. . non-emirgenc> .iuuibuhnct s.. r it.. he operated in Orlando. Tb.. SinaI.. reject ed a motion of others a sniard s (lt Hall are doing these -packing .ms thes I)rep.Ire to mos C 111(0 the' miess on Saturday. b ! . at very easy prices . . Model Model (P1 ' Committee which said lie iT I md i ( ( BOXED disclose expenses used to help convince legislators and members of executive Action against five senators who refused to obey the Sunshine Amendment and file financial disclosure forms may be sears asav. Action taken b the Florida Senate op. v % 1977 WALGRUIiCO ( Continued From Page I htsouliIhi.tto thm.kaboutit .lI.1IPIr_.: Bill Presses Lobbyists Shunners still Can Serve . Phil Le w is, who siIl tx B. agencies to tote on specific issues Gets Bond OK Senate president in 1979.80 said vestigation during which police had a 24-hour stakevu, at a home in (he Old Cutler Ba) section of Coral Gables owned by Felix Vicnair . / announctl as an I shopping. ' %ill be tough to get rt-elected next fall. Robert has al- CORAL GABLES (UP!) - Police seized a $10 million load of marijuana from a 66-foot yacht and arrested 12 people early today after a brief shootout at a luxury ater1ront home The arrests followed a tomon(h in Easy _ Wednesday, Dec. 14.1t77-JA iY oIcOu'c..PtscusIosMa n .. VISA u SATURDAY CHARGE IT WITH YOUR BANK CARD - i lit ..-.--- �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1577-1A NEVERLESS, IT'S A SCORE ( Evening lkwald 300 S. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322.20)) or 631.9993 Wednesday, December 14, 1977-4A WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ______ Home Deliver)': Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $26.40. By Mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon ths, $32.40. — So m alia L oo ks To skills, established by the state Department of county. "We intend to see that the students of Education, which a child should be able to meet In Seminole County progress only if they achieve certain academic skills. If they do not achieve those order to move to the nest level, be doing skills, they will be retained," Layer says A child in levels one through four would Exactly what is the Pupil Progression System? And what does it have to do with your child? Recent inquiries Into the system and the way it relates to statewide assessment testing makes it worthwhile thinking about this system again. The first report card of this school year, Issued a few weeks ago, reflected the use of Pupil Progression Levels Instead of grades. Under pupil progression levels a child does not move through elementary school beginning with the opening of first grade and moving through the end of fifth grade. Instead he moves from the beginning of level one through the end of level 20. Each of the 20 levels is scheduled to take nine weeksof ordinary academic work, t a child m, u the work ii much less or much more — time than tha t. A child is graded at the of each nine weeks the progress level he is working on, and the report card shows an "X" on levels he has already cornpletcd. Each progress level represents a specific set of ByMARYUNSHEDDAN The Arabs Like the Egyptians and the Sudanese before them, the Somalis have had enough of the Russians. Somalia is telling several thousand Soviet "advisers" to go home, and evicting the L;sians Ii om their air and naval facilities at Berbera and Kismavu. For good measure, th e Cubans are being shown the door as well. Th e Kremlin should not be surprised, nor Havana. Since the Russians and their Cuban proxies began supporting the tarxist government of Ethiopia, which for all practical purposes is at war with Somalia, it was a case of trying to play tx)th sides of the street in the Horn of Africa. The United States and the West can take some satisfaction in seeing the Russians lose th eir welcome at Berbera and Kismayu, which have given the Soviet navy convenient ports to support operations in the Indian Ocean. We can anticipate, however, that th e Russians will try to land on their feet by coming out all th e stronger for "demilitarization" of the Indian Ocean, hoping to discourage acceptance by India and other neutralist countries of the expanded U.S. naval facility on the island of Diego Garcia. Be that as it may, Moscow is left with one faltering ally on the African Horn, an Ethiopian government trying to hold together the old empire of the late Ha lIe Selassie. Rebel forces backed by ANGLE •WALTERS .., fti ". ' If', , -s':' - ' I •L .., . . ' ' itX WASHINGTON — At bug last, the powers that be In Co ngress are realizing the whopping tax Increases t hey have proposed to shore up the SocialSe'urity system constitute a political time bomb of fearsome proportions. ' ... ' .'- Dt' ______ .' . _______ i~l 4 :s a. /'.. g -' ' . .-' the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. . I ' .* 1. 1%.1111, , 1. Farm theseays d is bureaucracy. ____ ' '" - . Football READERS Coverage I just wanted to take this opportunity to thank WRITE 8 ChrIstmas I believe it's time for people to wake up and Yes, it was a great year for us, but most of all I Social Security funds during times of recession, when the economy— and IndividuaLs— can least believe it was a great year for Seminole county football, period. The interest and enthusiasm afford rising payroll taxes. your paper created was outstanding. Without But House and Senate tax-wrltlng committees )'OW help and the support of the people in our rejected Carter's proposal out of hand, con- own communities, mm the high school athletic programs could never exist, Few people in to the birth of -1 A this thing a I,p,•J, ,tl.,.. , :,' .:.;'"'1. :'.j'L '1 1 '"~\ - - "'4# .. :" t•, '. " ..k. :: --; - Z A . ...'.s-•. _06111,111111% N The man named :' 'p .m,-'- ;'; ,_ '&" C I ;, .;Iiyk -t-. -, 'at ,, '4,,' 5.,,' -44, . '¼' :}-. ; ,..,i •-c-J_j "4 1. S pantsuit with a light blue The wedding ceremony is to be performed by by a notan public at 10.30 a in Friday iti, Sheriff ' s l)epart. 1 'Fikes2Iian said the r,'Inon will lx' a private ont it ti110 guests per1111tted Orlando . -: ,..it;....I. ''çt -. ,'..., -5- ;s '.,i:, —-_; — — 11 "e ' ''i .-jst: :: HOSPITAL NOTES flK CIMHER 13.1977 :- Sanford Ilattie %tile Bmton Grady Napier Ii,,rtholomt'w Galletta I(iuhti'nd Mitchell Booker T. Rouse Ais N Starnes Ilarves H Itowlell, I)dllar) Kenneth S French, Ruth S Langille, DeBars Helen E. Pet'tz. Ocliary Nelson F. Rivet, l)eltars Elsie M. Dyer, t)t,ltona W lliam G. Fisher, Deltona Florence Sacconc, I)eltona James A. Price, Geneva (1r,th N a pier Wa g ner d' I4ttft' Mat' Wa:islt' .Ji' Mort, ('a.sseltx'rr) S i.angille, DeBar) .1'n t' (; Turman, 1)eHar) IIoo1It's A !)oniimny. i ISItona Elizabeth Ward. l)eltona Sihi A King. Orange CII) ~ After he emerged from pr ison, Hunt told a concerned that the now of narcotics into the Watergate figures from Richard Nixon to ( Boston television interviewer that there was United States was being Filtered through Gordon Liddy have also continued to maintaln "concern" over Pana ma 's drug smuggling and, Panama and was being done with the aid of the there ate st ill "national security" Facets to the therefore, that "if Torrijos didn't shape up and Panamanian governments." political crime of the century. cooperate, he was going to be wasted." After Artime said Hunt had avoided using the word Foothote: We were unable to reach Hunt or r casually raising the specter of a head of date "assassination," but had employed a "key Barker for their .. comments. being murdered, the Watergate plenner added: phrase" and had dressed 'something had to be WASHINGTON WHIR!. — Congressional "I didn't know any of the people asked to par. taken care of In Panama." leaders were prepared to dislike President Ucipate other than the people In the plumbers Asked whether Hunt requested him to line up Carter when he moved Into the White House. unit. They had that as part oftheir brief." Cubans for the murder m ission, the exile leader They had been tipped off that he had a stubboei Hunt's lurid claim was not taken too replied: "lie told me to go to Panama and work streak and that, as governor of Georgia, he seriously. He not only has a dubious reputation in Panama. He said he was oftwi working with rode shotgun over the Georgia legis!atug for veracity but, as an author of spy thrillers, he hBernard) Barker in Panama," Barker was the Instead, he has been too humble and soft-spok, often confused real-life events with fictional blunt henchman who led the Watergate break-In. they now say. Some leaders have suggested exploits. The ringleader was said to have Artirne said the project apparently was quietly that Carter would However, we have now obtained some shelved, but Dardis quotes a rellabie Waterbugger E. Howard Hunt. Torrijos' name Cuban he w're more assertive. be more successful,U corroborating evidence from a far more reliable source as telling him the plumbers "were going . was placed on the White house hit ii President'Carter will take his case for Newsweek wrote, because he was allegedly source than Hunt. It a a significant segment of a to bump off Torrijos at .he racetrack" implicated in smuggling drugs Into the United secret memo prepared in 1973 by Dade County, Panama, Panama Canal treaty to the people next year. I Fla., investigator Martin Dardis. States. Az-time's statement Is the only First-hand has tentatively scheduled two televised ..flres.lfr '" Dardis has authenticated writing the memo account of the alleged conspiracy against first, after Congress returns n Dean never made the statement at the senate after an interview with the late Manuel Artline, Tornjos. But Michael Ewing, once an Jan uary; and second, at the height of the Senate aide to hearings, presumably because all he had was debate over the treaty. who led the Cuban exiles on the Bay of Pigs former Sen. Harold Hughes, D-Iowa, has offered hes'esay evidence. Bid meanwhile, Uwe h 1. expedition, He was close to Hunt and was con- some additional Intriguing ? earls to the Senate tallzlng tidhIts have surfaced: Senate leaders have advised Presideht sidered an enigmatic but truthful man' Intelligence Committee. Carter to clear the Panama Canal — Hunt at first denied to Senate Watergate treaty throiuiji Dardis recounted in his memo that Artinie told These involve (I) a front, with a fictions the Senate before Investigators that he had any knowledge of the he brings up the SRI T turn "he had in Fact been approached by Howard subsidiary in Panama, linked to Waterbugger disarmament treaty. Otherwise, the foes will ToMJos death plot. But later he mentioned in a Hunt to recruit a band of Artime's former Barker; and (2) a mysterious Miami "fisher- Consolidate their strength against 'IV interview that the i4wnbets had planned a usocfatesto— to quote Hunt— 'take care of the man" arrested off the coast of Panama with both treatk s, such the president was warned. The secret foreign mission. He would not describe the president Is In situation In Panama.' lethal Fishing gear as rifles, shotguns and 6,000 less of a hurry, therefore, mission, to get the SALT treaty "The Nixon Administration was highly rounds of ammunition, signed. F. l'vtt'r Delano, lald- like your refrigerator's temperature. , Mr' Merle I. Fields. hI, of lb: OM Orlando Highwa, died Mon ( la) morning at Seminole Hospital A native (if ('orrie I. I"rison & baby boy, Sanford — l'ltuM ills'. "bit' aint' to Sanford 60 )('I5 dI'( ) from there She u,is a Baptist and a retired ss'.imnstress — .,,Sur%1vors include three suns, — Ut't'd Eugene and Chester Harper, both of Port St. Jot', *id Clyde David Fields Cock. than, Sanford sister, Mrs 14)rene Studebaker, Sanford; olher. (laude Lane, Sanford: Ihie Rn hard Hillyard , acksonvilli'; seven grand' tu1tn1 and five great- 'I — Gramnkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements . , . Funeral Notice ', Vt l(j'rI' at it, check the tt'muNr,Itulue in stir MRS MERLE I I uni trvcs '0? Me'% Merle I 1 eIcl. 61. 01 the Old Orlando a1 dieø Seminole Memorial Plotptal. *1' be Peld 61106 M. ThU?tdIV 61 C,ramkow uni?6I Home e'P' Pi'stor F Don Co' otltc al n ø,'ei fl Lae** Cem,t'r &,amko* .n charge — ,1 HU NT j'1[I 2I ARK Ph 139491111 r *All I !c1f 'S Tyros MORYORIPM1 t' •-_,._..•.. '-r..-,_-' ,, -.'. I') ' 'S.. '"'5t " '-' i ~ tree:er. I he tcuq'i.iture shsuiiJ be :ems' Am lower and 't)uI 'rc pri mh,ihl SS.ist ing tilt tilt'S L41 IotIs cool before storing. Before ViOl Put leftovers Into your refrigerator, let the tsIs Cool to room tenlper-.iturc. And trN, it , Cut s.ltIWtl ii hc titmil'er ;,L". 01,1 !,se ur l. 1h, \ Itl' 'tiLl h 'IgillIkitit iUtiiL'ct,itt 1 What about defro'sting -\ manual ¼ltt1l ts( rt'trigt'r,it'm 5h.11ilJ he hn 'me,I the tr '1 laser gtt to be ,i}''lit .1 I:l,tmts.'r t in inch thiik. This will in it mis sis C s.'L , it'll s,is C ss car amid tear Sill siur Ij'li.Itit C '\r1I it ui'rc slit rctrier,it t tri'e:t'r. mig t,'r .1 tis. he sure i, 'k f'r ont. t t lit' h0i eflus. ictis.s no idel, .'\ iii rt'mnt'ml't'r. it, •t tree mu 'sit'!' thituighi s.t'TiS s.'Ilus.'tit n's. o: re t'mltrgs than regular miisis.'ls t t:m::c . 'i'r — — Check sour refrigerator gaskets for leakage. i 1,e tilt' 1'i r r a J 'liii bill It u in fuels pull it 1'""c' \"11 111.1% his e 1" rt'rlact' the giskt'ts '\iis.I mrs m' a', 'ii plittumig suit 101`1gt'r,it5 '1 iit't tsl a st It s issuhk'. pl.is. e it it, tI' s, 'lest ,iit.a , It t ilt' i, he; i Only run sour Jishss ishi'r svht'n it's full, It s.h'n 't il,ist' .1 full 1' ' 1J. rinse dishes iii s.'i staler •IIis.I 'Ti 1k' III ,islis.'r 11111 11 Still Jt' And tTlt',isuIs.' \our s.k'teigt'mit .iie1tillS L i') iiimichi til too little can reduce i-Bk It';lcs 't' 50111 sNci,iI tt',itulres like Immal Is mad ,:% ,:1l:,. nin'e mis, CS s. It's s.iishiss . F=;=L ILCRIOA P055(R S UG"T CCUPAP We svant to help you save. f- ' 1 ,', t.i ...,,'',, ' hem irj'I,ii'!c LmcrL'\ r.• .:m:'ri ti .tt, meJk t ed k ne t hirJ l's tOri: g the washet l't'ts it' It It'lL }t' t he drN s.' Simn1'h h'r .iiii ill ,, %% the '11,11c, I or irs Ani suit' t, , icJu1 tile ltaJ 'n sot .iir's'nJmti'ror k ting s 'iii 51t'}iw,nher furing the it h.'r t the J,us. ,itter p iii .r ,,he tflsirT1u:. Cook whole meals in t he oven. A; t lung %% dl be te,is.I it nc :nc Jst, 't J utk'rs.'nt 5I111'5 in be l.ks.' 1111 little In, 1e 'iii' eiis.'r's 111,11) AIIs.I 'ills. e irmsuI,itmn h hell, siscils ic5iIlrC t'nerg\ 'nh peris.lm, \ hits m 'IC. hen 15'k tug bit ':eri ti s 'd in the 'sen, let t he'mi irsi t h.iw Ft sis tt's.jLiltC a 1, ,t =1ty k nyour utig time s'. hen letr'stc.l kitchen. For more money saving hints, ask for our folder ''I loss to save ek'ctricits in sour kitchen,'' It s.t'nt.Iills ill kin,!' i J 'lIiest it fls i'll ht it' 1.1St' dlit'rgs — .ifls.I tilt 'ties Pick up i Limps n las It's free. At Al FP[. 'ftices ' - .' " t :.i ''•.•-: ' , -"': px .. - tL..,c't,. \ , ,,?"a(,r' ' c. "A 'SJ' ç"... . - .. . . p. .,,,, , ,,. . ' . .' - 4,, , . - , .. ,., - J.c,, . ..' Fall's here. The tt'l1l!'tItllrL's Jr ''ti it ,,It'ClflJlt ItlIlCi pit l\ihl\ l't'it tiling less .iiiJ lc' a 1lt'CCcsIt'. And chance, are, mr eL-s. iris. hail i' dropping5tccmirdmngls Rut sse w,int Is' he!1' ,, ,,ii s_lye even unite. I..00k around your kitchen. Th,it ctt igem,Itt it sitting thete is usti-ilk the third l,mrgt'st user t it cIectricmt' in the iii 111k And t lit 'ugh ts l preserv.ututns t'st'titi,il Ni the hnmt' 12 mont Ii' h,.0 scar, the Cs isis ill s stilt Mr Igeiat ii Ills.! 111.111\ ,)I the other tlect'ss.lr\ .ippli.mnies in s,iur kithn ian he reduced. I ki' are ,i few muggeslu'ii', Keep your rcIrigi-ruor's tcm!x'ralurt' no less than 40 degrees. Ii,lCt a reir igt'r,iT '1 thertutimeter itisms.k (liii Ii ulilluti's). hem i , ticc the re,idirig. It it t'Ider than is. , ruse the ettmmig on NOW thlernhs%t,It ( .hl:IIls.t's ire. Iv Ii uwenilig Situr dec t ne bi ll '\iis.f I i It' AREA DEATHS MILS. %WIU-; F'IF:t.l)s - p Patricia A .5 ewman & bob) Satifurti. girl, Longwood NIl Bennett _______________________________ - ....,.,-k,',_,,1,, , 'I' I) 1St' hA H(;E.s — -: -' ...._,.I I-j'i'_.,.. Irene S Diltz. Longwood ' firisvmlk', N. Y - :-' ,',' * I.._., .i. &. ir ;'...,::?.. '?.' -, 5- •. L .I : I Bartholomew Galletta Stephanie I) Glover Virgil E. Jordan AI)%llS.SIONS • -. L' "; 4~~~ '.t- ' - .- , ,.. ir _' ' 1__ ' I I top and dark blue pants Blue is one of his favorite she said, "I hope they will let my parents attend the wedding," she said. "I would like to have my parents there 11cr parents are Clyde and 11cr Whitmire of . . i I ..i... .---'.. ossinafion9 — . - ,-, " p "I~!, For her %edding, Miss 011 ... 0 ( Is...... .s4,'I'. ):'7 Sanford (Herald P'ioto B y Tommy VcinlP I 6- - p .... • a':.w'g' • • S. Wtutmire has chosen a blue 11 l A attorney ,sould call P Allegiance. One to take the words, "in God We would send the crown to the Communist regiole Was Torrilos Marked 1)1 r WASHINGTON — Shadowy rumors that the _______ Watergate plotters marked Panamanian (1ktator Omar Torrijos for assassination have suddenly taken on more substance. But with Torrijos and President Carter now co-signers of the troubled Panama Canal treaty, the White House would like to keep the lid on the dory. The first hunt that Richard Nixon's "plum. bets" might be plotting Torrijos' demise ap pared in June, 1973. Newsweek magazine reported that John Dean was going to tell the Senate Watergate Committee that "low level White House aides" had hatched a scheme a get rid of Torrijos. q04*41~_ i ( mitinurd Vrom Vage I A o tpt&':iibt'r, prior to lfiggio'.-. brtish %ith local l a" un f orcement to U.S. forces in Austria for safekeeping by the 0 I Jailhouse Cupid . This was a risky move since the Ethiopians S. i.'.~" .:;'. ::,"-t.-:':.. 2400 French Ave. The Big A Building year tax reductions next year. But that's no comfort county team and a player of the year in Seminole There was a movement to take the words "One Hungarian Crown Guards. to low-income workers who already pay no in- County has helped make it easier for us to Nation Under God" out of the Pledge of Recently, the State Department announced' it effect on the economy, r 1pi~' j j "," "Si"9'e -' -:" 11 ,4 that someone might be offended. Another so- have kicked the Russians out lock, stock and paid for and kept up by local booster clubs and the monies taken in at the gate during football called move to separate the church from the samovar. The probl em with such flat-rate taxes Is that sta te. games. t hey are Inherently regressive, hitting lowEven a relic of ancient imperialism may not Now I must ask you what is Football is our number one money-maker. If without income workers far harder than high-salaried Christ? Nothing, and that's just what it fall within the Soviet orbit. The Crown of St. employees, and that they are utterly we don't make it In football, then all other sports wi Stephe n, w hi ch was used by every Hungarian q ll be if somet hi ng Isn't done. inescapable. There Is no way of wiggling out suffer as our athl et ic budget Is based on what we Our great country was founded on king since Pope Sylvester crowned the first one through deductions or tax credits; the Social make in football monies. in the year 1000, has been safely stored in Fort Christianity and now these people are trying to Security tax must be paid. Your paper has taken many positive actions Knox since the early 1950s. t ear that foundation do'Arlr It goes be}ond our At the cl ose of World War 11 it had been given Carter and Congress hope to ease the blow on toward helping us raise our gate receipts and for schools. There were other moves to do away with the Social Security tax hikes presently con- ' f NAPPY'S ICE CREAM SHOPPE 1973 'no contest" plea to tax evasion. Skolnik also successfully prosecuted Maryland Go Marvin Mandel on corruption charges this exclusively from payroll taxes. templated by Congress will have a ' L probe leading ', to-Vice President Spiro Agnew I S JACK ANDERSON.LES WUITTEN BERRYS WORLD Only an brief' ., the Wyear system of funding Social Security transportation. officials and playing fields are school bands were not permitted to do so for fear two neighbors war in the Ogaden, the .Somalis Furthermore, two separate congressional : of a new legal team probing FBI burglaries is a federal prosecutor who disdained going alter antiwar activists and marijuana users ilfl(I took on political big shots instead. Harriet Skolnik, known as"Barney" to friends and colleagues, was the assistant U.S. attorney m Mary land who headed the federal The world's only full.fledged imperial powe Soviet Russia - has taken some lumps, toot The U.S.S.R.. which had been slowly, but vinciugly, expanding its influence in the crucia, Thanks again and thanks to the many people in Trust" off our currency, and they thdn'twant the In Hungary as a "gesture" toward impro 'd Seminole County that have helped the "Big Lord's Prayer relayed back from outer space. relations. Blue" oranyother football program In Seminole This isn't anattemnpttoseparatethechurch from This raised a storm of protest from County. May we as parents, teachers and the state. but an attempt to ban God from public. Hungarian-Americans. Congresswoman .Mary coaches always remember that the youth of our We the majo ri ty of Americans who do believe Oakar iD-Ohioi, who represents many of them m community is the main and only thing we play in God and want to keep him had better not sit her Cleveland district, said, "it may be going on the great game of football for. Let's all help to around too much longer waiting for the next public display in Budapest, but the Freedom maketheirquest for successr .re Important to person to do something. Fighters who were forced to flee Hungary in 19 them. We can do this by helping Anita Bryant in her dill are regarded as criminals there for seeking campaign to put the Lord's Prayer back Into our their freedom." She has introduced a bill in the Jim Haley schools. From there ways can be worked out to House to prevent the crown's return without "Big Blue" Coaching Staff where nobody has to give up their rights, congressional consent. A similar bill is in the Lake Brantley High School John Charron Senate. -. :_ Strike Begins WASIIINGThN (UPI) Christ. The will lose the Ogaden territory to them. While the middle-income workers by "substantial" income your interest we are thankful. Choosing an all God except for in church and home. !' 5'b .1s 4&,,./g',S 0 '.e ..•' r 9t . -. . by Attorney General Griffin Bell as co-leader ChmStinas Para(le ,Ahere there %ere no songs are the.Sornalis'archtnernies and it is likely they played pertaining : DISNEY W4,'Ci-IES.CLOCKS AND DISNEY BANKS FBI Prosecutor Named It from us. as a client state building a deco its camp It first started with the removal of our Lord's in water port installing 'technicians" and so Forth Prayer from the public school, which was a when it also decided to bark the Marxist uo' to separate the church From the state. This regime in Ethiopia. bad enoueh The newest move was evident at our annual ,, organization. - Prayer .-W. , 1* _;171_ ~_1,! dinated by American Agriculture, an ad-hoe Even the Carter administration's rights people had to take notice. They took tui out from scolding our allies to announce ttui future U.S. aid would be withdrawn froili Bokassa's empire" because of human rights violations and his extravagance. About a Bokassa can hope todo now is attract tourists tp see him in his regalia. ' ~_ — hum . P7 - S ON ALL Rural merchants across the nation closed their shops today to show support for the first nationwide Farm strike, which began with scattered tractorcades and demonstrations Farmers demanding 100 Percent parity a break-even price For their crops said they will not sell any products or buy any equip. ment or supplies (luring the strike, coorS he had extracted it by special levies on hi poverty-stricken subjects. _____ a... - 10% OFF Intern at ion al hide the fact that his $30 million party amounted a -1. . 2'1f)'t betWeen unmarried omen and men "mocks the dignity of both offenders and enforcers. pa rades and martial music, Bokassa couldn ' I DISNEY PLAYING CARDS ................49c BOWL& JUICE TUMBLER .......89c STORY BOOK& RECORD ........96c PENDANT PAL& BADGE ........96c NON-SPILL TUMBLER 96c POLO SHIRTS $2.00 DOMINOES ................S1.75 The New .Jerst'v Supreme ('ourt ruled 5-2 that the 16 -old law banning fornication Take the case of the new Central Africi Bokassa, ruler of the dii Empire. Jean poor, landlocked nation for 12 years and a gre t admirer of Napoleon Bonaparte, crowne I hüielf Emperor Bokassalthe other day amid 19th Century pomp and splendor. 1, ' OUR I FOR CHRISTMAS predicts so as to dominate the Wt,Wi 0 is one reason he originally proposed a modest you for the great coverage of "Big Blue" football Mlize what is happening around them. We are Hom of Africa. Iron) the Persian Gulf, ended up betting orl this season. gradually having our religious rights taken away route reso rt to income tax revenues to prop up the the wrong horse. had nearly had Somalia lulIf Joint Economics Committee pro}ect a massive drain on the gross national product over the next five Ic eight years, a significant Increase in consumer prices and a loss of jobs that CR0 estimates could reach 400,000 by 1962. In print. The Evening Herald also reserNes 1. ,. '' _______ in the past few weeks has it begun to dawn on Congress that voters are at least as worried a bo ut the size of the Social Security tax bite as they are about the solvency of the trust funds when it is their t urn to draw benefits. Both Please Write * _____ committees have produced analysts which show Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and. It possible, a telephone number so the Identlt of the writer ma, be trifled. The Eening Herald will respect the wishes of* rfters who donotwans their names JL. i' victory for the Ethiopian government, and commit ' v0o .. I levies, - : \ I Despite the dancing girls, gilded coact), remain unresolved. Indeed, if the Russians believe the success of their African policy now hinges on of Africa. ______ I p t ______ _______ President Carter, to his credit, grasped this rudimentary political fact from the dart, which ('7 ___ ____ . in Daytona STOCKING FILLERS TULNT(N, Ni. UP! A court ruling Thcn14-1ay that struck down New Jersey's law I against fornicatjr., may lead to li beralization of homosexualjty and marijuana possession statutes, the American Civil Liberties Union Empires and crowns have be en much in I news, but when all is said and done, the on empire-building that seems to be flourishi: _____ .• Such a reprieve could, of course, prove to be merely a stay of execution. But there Is a faint In their anxiety to rest ore Social Security trust fUfldS to financial health , members of Congress have heretofore shown a baf fling Indifference to the Impact massive new payroll tsxeswiflhsveon theeconomyasa wholeandon Individual workers and employers. meet GIVE DISNEY Sex Law Struck Down ' ' j r ,. come tax and can't afford higher Social Security motivate our kids. may be much more bloodshed in store for the Horn REAGAN Havi ing Bad D ys ; '; I I . .- led to warfare in border provinces of Ethiopia more weapons and Cuban troops to the cause, there ?_ _____ '/ _______ ,, I '.' • ' . ~~ . . t 4. PE , -" that the public wouldn't stand for any change In Seminole County realize this, but all equipment, The expulsion of Russians and Cubans from '.''. . . - 'i _ . With the ticking noise from back home growing lox1er by the day, Senate Finance Chairman Russell Lang appears to have concluded t Housenate conferees sshould poetpone final action on the Social Securit> financing package until early next year. ' tending — without much supporting evidence — Somalia is by no means a decisive development. The ethnic and territorial disputes which have .' . 11': 2.. '7 ' . • shuffleboard SIL . IF With Bomb Test ATLANTA ( UPI) Federal health officials have found six cases of leukemia among 430 Persons who were in the Vicinity of a Nevada I nuclear test 20 V ears ago and fear the ' discovery of more cases would tend to link the disease and the blast. Dr. Glyn Caldwell, chief of the cancer I branch at the Center for Disease Control, said Tht'sda he would be concerned if evezi a few I I additional cases of leukemia are discovered S officials locate and test more than 3,000 Arrn and civilian Ixrsonnel present at the . atomic test called "Smoky" on Aug. 31, 1957 at Yucca Flats i ' SS? Fear Leukemia :t E rn p reS /. I the Middle East. fluence in those countries of the African Horn which command the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, the route of oil cargoes bound for the West. Their economic aid has helped Egypt and the Sudan carry w out their break ith the Russians and adopt an independent stance. Somalia may now be shopping for arms with Arab money. Link iL1 , I . ;-,-' "-,,~f:'. , - '. 11. - -,". ' :;' ';•. .,.! ., .,,., - support from elsewhere. The elsewhere is surely have been worried about the threat of Soviet in. RONALD (~ Li • 4~ -,...I ;.;•,'.1 .", ., of the whole benighted scheme to drastically increase payroll taxes over the next decade. Saudi Arabia and the Persian Gulf sheikhs LL (ç I ,.. chance It will lead to a much-needed rethinking — lv. ., M1, Officials I ARTR . day's scheduled — /LlL ____________ Reprieve For Ta x On Club practices for to- IN BRIEF I — C. desert. Rebels in Eritrea are threatening to cut off that coastal province. Ethiopia could become landiocked if Eritrea is lost and the newly Independent state of Djibouti, with its majority of Somalispeaking people, should deny the Ethiopians th e use of its port. The question now is how far the Russians and Cubans are willing to go to prevent such developments. An Ethiopian collapse would be a serious blow to Soviet credibility in Africa. With no further reason to try to placate th e Somalis, Soviet and Cuban aid to Ethiopia can be stepped up in hopes of recapturing the Ogaden and putting down the result of the recent developments. Because the United States has been keeping a low profile in the picture offering economic aid to Somalia, but not military aid — it can be presumed that Somalia would not be defying the R ssians at this time without some promises of Russians NA n0N I Somalia have taken control of much of the Ogaden the Eritrean insurrection. A bigger war could be I I what amounts to "first grade" work, although he The Pupil Progression Levels were specificrlly might be attending school for the second year. The measure those skills not to prevent decision to keep him at first grade level would not designed to some child who might have been In school for five be made by his teacher or principal, but by the fact the years but be working only a fourth grade level from of whether or not he has accomplished skills and that child should attain state says he must accomplish in reading, language taking the test. If fifth grade level this year, so he would then pass and mathematics. be promoted into sixth grade nest year, then care The law does allow for "administrative" must be taken to see that he is given the fifth grade promotion, but in order to prevent "social promotion " which would move a chil d to a higher children who are able to reach and grade just to keep him up with his peers, the law then pass third grade level in only one academic also provides that administrative promotion be year but there should be few such children, and a justified in writin g, In a child's permanent school little care taken by teachers and administrators In record. keeping permenent school records should clearly Seminole County School Superintendent William show who needs to be tested and who already has P. Layer says that social promotion is dead in this been. — The Clock Manley Nes'erless, of 1209 S. Palmetto, Sanford, keeps score as the Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard '..'.;':' , .. . '.).. • L. . 1:% .';,I:'rs..' : , . : .?~_~~ - I __ - 4ç i,I r . I J �6A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1977 Begin Meets With ' As Taiks ' — I Palestinian issue. begin. ui..nint ervi ew in today's Se York Times, said Egypt and Israel would exchange treaty proposals at the 10-day Cairo meeting. But he said the two major issues of contention - a Palestinian state and Israel's return of captured Arab land wnulti 'iot be discussed in the initial session. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance tle today trorn Damascus to Saudi Arabia for the sixth and last stop of a Middle East tour. U.S. Role WASHINGTON tUPIj — I ,-,--. j In Cairo Begin CAIRO. Egypt i UP! I Egyptand Israel today sat down at the bargamng table to open a new era of face4oface negotiations and Israeli Prune Minister Menaheni Begin flew to the United States or t oplevel talks with President Carter. Egyptian and Israeli negotiators sat down at a large, leathercovered round table in the Mena House Hotel iithth view of the Great l')Tamids and the Sphinx. The meeting began 33 minutes late at 4:33 a.m. EST. The parley, billed as a preparatory session for resuming a (tillscale Geneva peace conference, is an outgrowth of Egyptian President Antar Sadat's breakthrough visit to Lsrael last month. Begin left Tel Aviv on a flight to the United States where he will confer with Carter Friday on the historic Israeli-Egyptian talks. ,... n ._ Sources In Cairo said Irlegin sudden trip was un. dn to hand Carterfre. drawal from captured Arab lands and for a solution to the Begin Visit Carter Boosts request from Begin for a Anwar Sadat made his historic "accepted with pleasure a trip to Israel to talk peace, the meeting to discuss the "latest public role of the United States deelopments in the Middle as the Middle East middleman E Bepn left Israel early today ati g and planned to mee t Carter pretiensive peace conference at Frida y . Geneva, at first was cool to Informed of a report that Sadat's one-man Begin may bebrmgtna draft of a peace treaty between Israel ship a a e. and Egypt. Powell said "I am praised the S dat initiative. JIr "The From S DUAL CONTROL ELECTRIC BLANKET R fl G , '.... i' " ' l 5 " I :. -; , ' DOUBLE MAC I 99911f-, <=?~., 1 "........ 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't'i', - 'I-. :.,.'.l'. i,'.'••s.',,.- RS NOWATA 1ILIGHTMINI KODAK PR-10 COLOR FILM TOFFEE GIFT CHEST -1 ' TREETOP 3x 15' TINSEL GARLAND 66c "- 1 I RCA QC . " 20-LIGHT MIN! LIGHT SET 381: I 68c ,, The finance comrruttee will be headed next )ear hi Edmonds, president of First Federal Savings & !Ian of Sk'flhlfluh' He replaces Ralph Pezold PACK 0F30 CHRISTMAS BOWS' 48C DURAFLAME LOGS 99 TEMPO YARN .' uil I-88 . Executive committee members John V. Mercer and W Garnett White have been replaced on the chamber's executive (unwuttt'o' by Scott Burns, group manager of Florida Power & light Co., a nd Bob Daehn. 1" l I :.,. . 1688 flai 188 1288 (kthLi SCOTCH TAPE ASSORTED SIZES Elected president has been Toni McIrnakL presideit of th Abstract Corp. of Sanford and Dvltona. hie replaces Tom Hunt. manager of Southern Bell in Sanford. Vic Arnett, president 4)1 the mortgage department of First Federal Savings & laan ! Seminole, has been elected vice president, replacing hiowarIl Hodges, president of the Atlantic Bank of Sanford. Chosen treasurer is Janice Springfield, vice president. Flagship Flank of Sanford. '.:".. 36 WRAPPING FRY ALL ' B HAMILTON BEACH . . )188 66 113 7711 109 BEAM 0' LIGHT 4/99c U "ç' CONDITIONER 6 ? L Q I 19' i The new officers of the Greater Sanford Chamtft.'r of will assume their posts at the Chamber's first meeting of the flt", )ear, scheduled Jan 3, 1978. \ CREPE PAN - L LADYBUG SHAVER JGNDETfl ELECTRIC '4 A88 BLANCHED PEANUT! L'OREAL HAIR FIXER 1999 - 880 NORELCO I - 0 .41 GOOD C-C Officers Take Posts In January 1088 SOUNDESIGN AM* RADIO 3188 SUPER ADHESIVE -, 16 999 COFFEEMAKER PERMA BOND 9 j PERSONAL TOUCH LADIES' RAZOR - "BERT & ERNIE" Li LLOYDS MAKE-UP MIRROR AM RADIO (i CALCULATOR 4988 169 - -/ MMM Candy house for Longwood's Christmas party scheduled 2.5 Saturday is ogled by Ethel Goldberg (right), chairman of the annual event; and ('inth and htic Stallings. The party for children up to 12 %% iii be at the city recreation building. Proceeds have totaled $435 in donations plus gifts and refreshments donated by businesses, Mrs. Goldberg said. S SESAME STREET ( I 4988 ANACIN L1(TMILK PLUS 6 ___ _________ / MIU SHAMPOO CLAIROL LIGHTED LM3 1. EARLY SOME ISALE ITEMS LIMITED C.) : PAIN RELIEVER IN QUANTITY 5 O~nC 0 MMM, - K'041eep 1 1_10 CL 23888 _ 2499 WEBER ___ NORELCO B-B-O GRILL1 2 7991* 1 INSTANTSHAVECREAM I Irt--c•.;.., ' • UR CH O ICE 47 $6 911 L- ' ,..'n ,j,,, . •. - 40, 4 PACK 0F500 2 FOR At S0130 L 88 3 88 ICICLES 4. '' ,9 ELECT ASSORTED BOX CHOCOLATES OMACTIMI PAYMENT PLAN FREE DELI I NSTALLATI ON 7 HOMEGORMCMIN APPLIANCE TWO LOCATIONS 1700 W. First St. *.j ) __ 1. 88 ~:.71-,---ro.t -8 TOASTER OVEN 988 _dm'- COLGATE SUSPECT RELEASED A Scniinnhe County fireman charged with aggravated assault and use of a firearm in the commission of a felony for threatening the life of a Sanford policeman has been released orior Iii ;, I-'ri'lrth,mrán,,. r'''' ..h S E.R.S. FASHION L.C.D. cS i . -- NOXZEMA Ph. 32Z.3U3 Sanford SHARP COl TELEVISIOI BAKE-A-ROUND . GENERAL ELECTRIC — ' . , P ng I. I. •'t 4 . 219 -< " !!~ HAMILTON BEACH '' S SKIN MACHINE CHOICE 88 OIL OF OLAY C. I YOUR DENTURECLEANSER 1__ C.O.D. PYREX s'.. >.._ ' - ___ POLIDENT Great I H CLAIROL J'• NAILWORKS • * StItclions i i ' e 795 Miami experts who studied a skeleton unearthed near lake Mary -. The skeleton has been identified as that of a white man between the ages of 20 to 23, with a slint build and standing approximately -6. The Seminole Count)' Sheriff's Department is seeking assistance from the public with information about any missing persons who may fit the descrintion Il,'vIiAn,.,I I.. • I S icy i'rrv " Frigidaire Inventory On ... James Edwin Nielsen was ordered by County Judge Alan Dickey to stay away from his wife and children, not to possess any firearms and to receive counseling at the Seminole County Mental health Center. CHARGES DROPPED The Seminole-Brevard state attorney's office has dropped charges against three men arrested for drug possession charges because the evidence apparently was flushed down the toilet at Sanford police headquarters while parents were taking custody of juveniles Involved in a marijuana bust. Chief Assistant State Attorney Joe Dick dropped possession charges against Dennis Costello, Longwood, and Dan Fricke, and Adrian Boyd, Lake Mary 'O'fl ABhUhl%M,S I. ri • Complete Mgidare Syrians have sent a delegation fiLL * ...'. ' - L.Z/ k& -'- . — CHRISTMAS SPECIALS TJ in üisselberr>', Trial for Mrrnv scheduled for Jan. 30, 1978, before Seminole-lirevard Circuit Judge J. William Woodson. Police said McCoy demanded money from bank teller Barbara Covino after driving up to her drive-in window and threatening to blow up the bank's alann system with a bomb if she pushed the alarm button. McCoy surrendered to ('asselberry after a chase and officers recovered 117, in cash from his automobile. SKELETON DATA SOUGHT L , Carter's press secretary, in not aware of that sort of thing response to questions, said the happening." Aides indicated Begin may be Begin visit is "an affirmation of bringing proposals for an the United States role the overall Middle East peace role that has been there all along." settlement. Pow ell gave some credence Powell said he knows of no to the possibility, saying plans for act tea b%1ouslBegin' sisit complements the Cairo talks with Carter while the conference. Cairo conference Win progress. Carter's schedule today was But he told reporters that dominated by domestic mat- Egypt's reaction 13 the Begin ters, with meetings planned trip to'Washlngton was "pitlwith a group of black leaders ye." ~~07. ~ ~_ 1( U.S. oIficialsdescribed the American role assecondary but one of them said, "if the talks bog down, the United States ill do % hat it can to help the situation." Egypt's chief delegate is Esmat Abdel Megwd, Israel's is Eliahu ben•Elissar and Washington's is Alfred Atherton, The and administration women who . to open fire from their peaks. Both Washington and a U.N. delegation at the talks sought a neutral stand and rejected Egyptian invitations to preside over the parley. Cairo announced late Tuesday it would visit for consultations by Israeli attended the International 11ress Secretar) Jody Powell to the role for Carter in the fast~ujnmoned reporters moving developments in the White [louse early Tuesday evening to amounce Carter had Middle East. (;rt'g(r% Mc('oy has plenh'd flt'ctffln " Ill) the holdup Friday not guilt robbery in um of the Tropic Hank of Seminole SAN Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1977—A Robber Suspect Pleads Innocent 1' - In Mideast ;me Minister Menahem Women 's Year conference in lit-g in restores President Houston, including his wife ',,rter's role in the Middle East Rosalynn. ptm-t-making process V,'hjte Begins trio to Washington H e aides say . helps rest ore a more visible *.I: At Vance fIed to ften arline Arab condemnation of Sadat and his Cairo peace conference. isolated by the storm of Arab criticism, Sadat has embarked on a road that could lead to a separate peace between the to main Middle East adversaries, despite pledges by both Israel and Egypt to seek an overall settlement. Sadat Tuesday compared the Arab criticism to a "curse sent down by Allah to sow grudges, bitterness, ignorance and stupidity in the Arab people." The talks are taking place in the thickly carpeted Hubiyat dining hail - named for Omar Khayam's poem w here an an. tique bronze chandelier diffuses a pale yellow light against a high, ornately-carved wooden ceiling. The area around the hidnrit' lflLvømr Iv, % I iI...A with rilles off the huge piamds So no sniper could Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Of Casselberry Bank Holdup $09 Spring Garden Ave. Neal I. Super Disc. Supply Ph- 736-3123—DeLarsd ''WL * lb Boo I '449 lb II(. Oo. 99 III!, j'ICEBIRD SHAVER 19 IUPPET SHnW sq(, So. — -11 . f, E "ERFLASH .,-: !40, 399 1 . 2899 799"`*- . ' , . 2/AOC • 399 / BULBS I I 110 CAMERA CU f%n CAM W 0^19 ITEMS LIMITED IN QUANTITY ( SALE PRICES GOOD THROUGH SATURDAY DECEMBER 17th DAILY SIAM tO 9PM SUNDAY lOAM tO 7PM SANFORD: 950 State St, Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. 1792 at SR 434 le Plaza and CASSELBERRY: RCA SignaLock electronic tuning with convenient single-knob 20-position channel selector MINI REPLACEMENT . 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Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, 7:30 p.m., United Methodist Church. Casselberrv. -p :aus too A. TIGRESS TRIPLET 2- oi Ban: Podor Shako,. r I-ui Cooqr:v F t!acrcj1naIce ano •i c,j6e of F ?Pt'( h . r' .ooqj Joe St ratla I left Jul 1311 Atlanis St.. Longwuod. and Steve Young of tw;n fllackwmxl St.. Christmas p,irly. and turkey dinner for members. noon. Church of the Nativity. Lake Mars. Altamonte Springs Friendship Club covered dish lunch and gift exchange, 10 a in ., .&ltamonte Springs Civic ('enter. Dancing in afternoon. thuluota Retired Folks. 6 p n;.. covered dish dinner :tntl ( imas party I by Jan, Ca%irIbefr MACHO COLOGNE The powerful now scent in 201 botti' 5 50 L, IHraId PhOIC s a. SPRAY THREESOME 1),' t'.I(J of F It:'cq.' Snr,t, (1.: :pø•' III S (six)%] b' buanamaA. Bait: Solo 500 :ltanionte Springs. ere among the Lyman High School students taking notes at Monday flight's IA)ng%%(M)d ('itv Council meeting as a vivics class assignment. Boys. who stayed aS OVt'I' are shown until the nieeting THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 Central Seminole Senior Citizens Club. open house and dedication of nts dining rin at S. n..ritan lion:e. Sanford, 2-4 p in Wednesday, Dec. 14. It77_.A) Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. - .7 50 ' ENGLISH LEATHER COLOGNE 4-oz bottle of the classic English Leather scent for men English ____________ 500 ENGLISH LEATHER SOAP-ON-A-ROPE 6-oz bar of shower soap on handy cord - I 2 Christmas part) for Youth Programs Inc. volunteers and children. 6:30 p ni . Altamonte Springs Civic Center. - -' 600 . - --- .H__w . A 4°° • -I FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16 1'I Norman de Vere Howard Chapter UDC. 2:30 p.m.. home of Mrs J B Wwibish, 702 E. 4th St.. Sanford. Program on Southern Christmas by Mrs. Bettye Smith. St. John's Senior Citizen Club, 11:30 am. meeting and parts. Si. j0ç5 Baptist Church, Altamonte Springs.— Alta montc" Cassel berrs Chamber of Commerce Open House, 5:30 .7 p in , l Maitland Ave.. Altamonte Springs Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m.. Legion Home. Fern Park Seminole South Rota r. 7:50 am.. Lord Chumley's. Altamonte Springs. Sanfo3SemIoole Jacers. noon. Jaycee building. SrmIno1Sunrise Kiwanis. 7 a.m . Sambo's. Sanford. Tanglesood AA, closed. 8 p.m.. St. Richards Church, Lake Hoell Road. Longwood AA. closed. 8 p.m.. Rolling hUts Moravian Church, SR 4.4 SATURDAY. DECEMBER 17 Sanford AA Womens Group. 2 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. (asst-lberrs AA, closed. 8 p.m. Ascension Lutheran Church Dritona Organ Club. 7:3k) p.nt. I3ettona Christian ('hutch. Sanford Lodge 27 1 0 4 IV and Scminola Rebekah LIMJgI• 43 ttiiuier fleeting. 30 P in.. 11C Ma I n.lia .\s . Sanford. Jewish Singles of Central Florida parts, 8 pin. .Iish Communit) Center. Maitland Senior Citizens trip to dinner theatre I.&ave Sanford I is ic (enter 11:15 a in Pick up at Leeds. Casselberrs. 19 .%ltarnunte-SouthSrmiciulv Jascets board. 7.30 p.m.. luhhuace, Spring iI;tk.. arid SR [)let %% orkshop. 10 .1 ii • ant 7 . • p ii. . :tnland tinttd Mcthoti¼ Church. Sit l4 •mt 1-4. 10 r.n, Stetson Universits Carlton Union Building, IleLand MIRRO RIVAL CROCK POT 1999 . PRESTO FRY DADDY 1999 WATTA PI ARIA 399;:.,. ,. I tteight ttaliiicrs. 7 p in . Florida Federal. Altamonte , ......nsiun Lutheran Church. (acce'Ikrrv a ii _ . .' MADISON I Continuous Entertainment S Proceeds to go towards construction of a Gazebo (small bandshell) . Sponsored by The Centennial Park Committee, Chamber of Commerce and C.I.P. S WHY COOK SUNDAY DINNER WHEN YOU CAN COME OUT & EAT WITH US? I1 4 E3_ Fr.c', r ,t. (,ompanons i . ct Loton. 2-oz Cr.rre Shave and 2-oz - . D0000fan' Snra, _ 6° CLOCK * wow ion . '. 4 TAPE PLAYER 88 16 A. WOMAN COLOGNE CONCENTRATE A dynamic new blend of feminity and magnetic stimuli I 711 02. bottle 750 B. 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HAPIDHELO Reg 29 SM.3 21"\j BRUSH - SYLVANIA FLASHCUBE ua4 t II 11 a Mist an d 'r' r' C ' .jqn.e EMERAUDE GIFT SET Contar's Flacon of far'ouS Ernoraude Mist and Dusting Powde? perfect after bath 5010 t.i :,ibr, .'- 700 Also ai 11be in 1 An-ant EMERAUDE GIFT SET hi POLAROID -8 FILM 79 ' . 3 . KEYSTONE 115XCAMERA '. .. Sin. Dec. iitfi. 12 Noon to 3 P.M. S JT 1188 V SOUNDESIGN 8-TRACK STEREO PENDULUM 1'— Chicken Bar.B.Que 12 Adults tJ Children Focilties for eating an the park. Also take home containers. he B RITT Jet Set byJóvan — 2999, Centennial Park Between OaI& Parkand4lh&sfhSts. (IF BAD WEATHER—CIVIC CENTER) SANFORD CALCULATOR s.....,; ' A new generation of fragrances... -Pr .) _________ Seminole Count) Girl Scouts Winter Sing at /iltamonte Mall. 7.7:30 p.m. Pick-up trucks at upper blue Altamonte parking area to receive canned goods for the needy QUIZ KID (SMOKE ALAR TOPS Chapter 79. Sanford Al-Anon. B p in., First United Methodist Church, Sanford ZON q B. " Sanford Rotar,. noon. Civw Center. Sanford AA, 8 p in., 1201 W. First St.. closed 7 p.m., over Baptist Church (r.tal l.akt' and Countr) Club Roads, lake Mary. 4- - a - NOVUS I SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18 Christmas Parade. Svil eetwater Oaks, 3 p.m.. Wekiva Springs Road. - 'LIj : Pancake Day sponsored by Southwest Volusia Jaycees. 8 am. to 6 p.m.. Orange City Recreation Hall. Proceeds for tennis court lighting at Valentine Park. Plant and bake sale sponsored b District 38 of the lcensed Practical Nurses Assn.. in front of Publix market. Sarilord Plaza B. - 'p.. c ENGLISH LEATHER "THE GOOD LUCK" GIFT SET A trio of grooming necessities 2-oz each After Shave and Cologne wth 2 75-oz Deodorant Sick ___ T-- I I ' MACHO SOAP-ON-AROPE 5-0: bar to, Shower r:q ease Concert bi Lake Brantley High School bands and p in at the school Free to public. muilti ), I "(Jur Stranc t'niersc" ktlure by Bruce Salmon, i.flrt8rlwI director 7 30 p in John Young Museum (irlantk, Brass Choir. 730 0, 0) # , ' ' 'TI " EVEREADY womr-q40 WATCH ,, BATTERIES KEYSTONE CAMERA HEAVEN SENT + BEAR HUG I iiah?o fuzzy bear Clutch,”, ." r: of Heaven Sent N Itural Parfurn Spray HEAVEN SENT MUSIC BOX The sound of music and 25 - oz of Heaven Sent Natural Spray Mist 775 I. riuvv . I,.y. 17-92 at SR 434 Seminole Plaza and CASSELBERRY: 1433 Semoran Blvd. TT7 -F- . a ,•i—' 11116 CHANTILLY GIFT SET Famous Cr'art,u n 1.11 oz ror:.ae.csc Spra, Mist and 13.0: Purser 500 - STYLING BRUSH Plastic handle Sty'e No 8605 650 ir"'f'! ' c. CHANTILLY GIFT SET Lulu' Ous Dust ng Powder. 3-c: laded wIn 1 5,11 -oz Eau do Toeho 75 +.. 6 + rn ., . 4. •. STYLING &GROOMING BRUSH Satinwood handle Style No 8608 11 50 650 8nA4 " ( 991:YOUR CHOICE 00 0 3 2999 I TT OLT "apc'/i Iq 711: I ICI(b I ld RLiI)ir 1',t(iI 1 Y'3 L3 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY. DEC. 17th SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED 4 . A. + C=I SANFORD: 950 State St., Sanford Plaza EMERAUDE GIFT SET Last: her wtt: Dustrg Powder 3rd Errer,iucic s Ctass'c Spray Mst 0 75 U CHANTILLY GIFT SET Includes 3 5-o: Perfumed Talc and 1-fl o: non-aerosol Spray Mist 550 • // HEAVENSENT TREASURE MUSIC BOX Dome toppc-d clear music box contatning 25-oz bottle of Heaven Sent Natural Spray Mist 75 7 . MEN'S CURB BRUSH Style No. 8926 114 995 + ' kikillLvit �0 It 6 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. SPORTS - - - bA-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ' Wednesday, Dec. 14, 1917 U11MI SCOREBOARD I BRONCO RIDER Jai-Alai Evansville Tragedy Wipes Out Dream Team grain." E .NSVll.l.F. hid u'i I dreaii. died Tuesda% night the and nt coach Rot>t) w hen their chartered plane crashed in dent fog shortl after takeoff and burst into flanics Pic University of Evansville h.tket kill lean, long it Ix)iAcr in N('AA Division II, joined the tUg b)% s' vi I)ivisioii I this %% fill pZrt'dt expectatio.1,s r the future Act s managers. if trainer, it sport. seaMer, two boosters and the school ctnnp(roller. Bucs D ucats A Commodity For Cha i.It'ttit% In bust' ,i s Itt tl* r-t s Stadium seating 13.0(10 P'Pht'. NO like .111' if Niliall A`o c F During McCutcheon's 30-year coaching reign, the Aces won the Division H championship five times - in 1959. 1960, 1964, 1965 and 1971. The 19b4 team featured Jerry Sloan, later of the Chicago Hulls, who last spring agreed to take the Evansville coaching job, then I BigCage Triumphs .'it # It - /0 il ,ç .-Ili '.T':. .',' 1. i 4: , , .. - / iHs'iId IS M. N ( ' O ( 'll RIC S TEINKI-: INSPIHIs PhIIy Tommy GREYHOUNDS Gary Hird scored 11 of his 22 10. The "inners keep winning. and the losers keep losing - at points in the first half, as Eustis had one hot hand least that's sthat happened Oviedobeat Eustis 78-54. I)asid McTier, with 12 points. Heard was a big board factor Tut night in Pugh school Oviek is now 4-2 on the year. basketball action, as Lyman with 13 re bounds. Brantley fell to H, losing to and Ovietlo posted victories, Coach Dale Phillips said, Apopka 57-46 w bile Lake Brantley and "My guards - Rick Nash, Troy Trmnit} lep were defeated. Trinity was anhilated by St. KInger, and Horace Roland Lyman got revenge for an - was why the game opened (loud, 70-30, the second straight earlier loss, and upped its up. Scott Myers and Mark loss of the season for the Saints. M'ason mark to 5.2, by defeating DeVrics also played an ex. paul McNulty, of Sanford, Colonial 78-72 in the friendly cellent game for us " was the only Saint in double confines of the Greyhound Th [.tons' quickness gave figur es, scoring 10 points to Ile gmnasiunni them as much as a 16-point lead pace the Trinity effort. 'We played a balanced game going into the fourth period. West Orange at Lake Howell everybody got in the iedo s coring was paced by was pos t poned, with no makeup rwg." said Lyman coach VAcIIit Rick Steinke of his offensive Heard's 22, Kessmger 14, Myers date announced yet. play. "Defensively," he continued, "We changed (torn a 'tan-to-man to a press in the second quarter - and outsecond scored them -8. After intt'rnu.s.sion we played zone for Preit InI,,naInai Conl,r,n PiIr,(6 O,,o,s W I T Pit PIOCO' 5 4 1 12 Ply iSland.,'. IS 6 0 11 Atti,il 10 17 P 41 i44rtjq','s 17 II 4 24 Smyth, Divitiot, W I t PI (7 17 e 76 C?casc 7 9 25 (010,10, P i7 6 70 M'v,,soP,, I 6 II 4 '' t'•.'. 6 (9 1 13 Campbell I" I I flARA NEW Of I 876 NAP I Zs' 5 '44'P 5rN 10 'I. (1I I ;I - , -' (4 I , I.. I -. "4mo 1 / 4a Roadrunners Resign '.!'IL j //y IrIllf A014 e45C1 IINP Ni' - t44' A/9 8r ' ' 5% aZYfiyt : • J to ' ' -' ',. " - -7 ' t. , ' A , ' - / mul57',ir /4' 14 -- _ ,.I%.% :..'. DSOttld 51KL*1YlatarN3,a4kaIi, Bowden Says Report False, 'I'm Staying' Three Years luttlittl ''VI't' have oIl.' iii,ifl iii intuit, sa il %tsde !ll. ,All,, t'fu.st'ti t h cvt' l s t it lot Hi' doesn't knois ss.''rt' intert'stt'tI •,niil liii'. doesn't prt'l uki,' others "But is.' 2ire leaning to staying is uthin lii.' rank_s of Itit' ¼1'i Thu b ,. h,-.n one of the 'è , .,' at ALL-STARS ON DISPLAY t'l'l I ow rw'r Sri \1tk'lI Ii,' will go uut.siil,' the Ill .1 new blead cttat'h lit replati' Forrest Gregg, who nt'sugnt-tl I u('MLI> Modell s.uitl mum,' of his ,ttri'nit .LcsIst.tflt tIldUhi's, uniV cluiliiig I)o'k \hoL'el,'w ski, whit is ill head tilt- club in its last it,' of tilt- '.t',tst 'n Sit nnil.i against Ss',uttlt', will l t tinsitlfor Ito ' jilt t-it'll Es en though their t'tinntrmitis ih'nn't t' s pint' until rtt'tt M arch, M,tI,'ll Ysmli(I the t'smuchs's in,Wa's in,a ii ts't'mn 1:1 it-n to the Nat iona l Fool b.111 I.t' gue tiff ice ..s as,,nlohiti" for net sear is tb other ii ntis Modell s;n s he ,ilnt'.itts has one tn,un.' singlet! out for tilthead t'ti,it'himig jtib anti hit1ws to have this' ; isition fill oil is mliii in It -,,,,, .' *HA Standings 5, United Priess IAICrISII,.vsiI W I T Pis Pie,, rrsgIand 0 6 3 39 16 to I 3) .5 ,On Peg I$ 17 I II Id'1'On$on I) I) I 73 2,510' II I) I ,') r,3 .i,ipi,l,% 9 17, 3 77 ( ' "nat 10 IS 0 70 lit,,' rghani 9 IS 2 70 Tuesday's Rptuif 1110011'. ttrg,iniinitiiini fit search Mosley Gets ,,-.". e '73/,i, W//O /4 r#ERe P/7CH//i/O FO - \, I _ - IS I utman 75 5' 54 (if'?', SI 99. 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POLYESTER 4:;! l ilt t hi- liih gtt,il t 4 his are,' r to lift the (.anucks into . Ii'? pI,tt r in the Sins the I),s e, i, in I),ai,' I-orb.''. scored the int' V,tntouscr coal % hI I f''::-i'nt..u't Ifrti'it hughes si ti,- .t gal and attIc,! .i pair if ,t'i'ts ti r,ills Hirniingh,un pa't lIiti't4l :1111-ti R,,,O ,•J',''J',. 'k WCSI La',iJj' 65 ,',r ?i,' .,i tO.cJP'l..' V.." Of McP,. ,'se 7' (-6 P7, 'i,iia'er'e 83 ("co 7' 39 I'4,.i ( Ca 0 I •,n SO I: ..' 4', 5 '1 Sacrar','n'o ' 75 ,'.n J!or, So SO Gonn,'4,, 37 .7 is" 'j'cr' (-5 P0 •f. Or. , I!%(,tk I it " I ' ' 1, lo, 1 1 to ..' - FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL $8 95 RECAPS 18.95 t: - * * * * (*) WITH THEIR ------------ - ------- ..zT. ,'-YL• ' 1211 IDEAS ------ .:':-' y, '.'" -. JCPenney to MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI -------------`S.- ar,t, I, .1 t. lorlIpi.' op ti ",as.i) fill i,:o-11% -olill tentei 77 61 WHITEWALL 4 PLY SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR ---------------- I iiL- ' . th. ('olitraili it, ter a -hart- of the li'.e lit' i'atl in ssittt \'iirk l'l,tnntlt'r' Thh . hi, s, l d! ttis'n 4 tint ut, -atil U. .i-titt-lII, I t'tiirii F is ''II, is h it .i nit. ifit' in tnt'' ,",If'! . \la' .- l,,t in Scpta'ii.b.'r. Ili - 0. bit lii, glatl is,' it lit' .%1:. ,inl it tt no '-sitt 1iflt'.ta 'inning in .s,atur' '' ii points gait- it h1jfjJijhhJrnl Tire & T INOUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ' tilt- -oxiiiiii lit- roid butt,,! S,il,it' ssI fell ti . ,trtf, tb ,ii r,a'.hiirti. thud .,fti'i take 1 ,Ili tight-gait ,' unt',ati'n 't ri-ak into I hi atli Vt, tni.,ila' stimi ' ii i - t.ikt', hut F ,ist'll 'lilt til LIt lii IL'..' ',iitl F.t'hl Ih' )I-st'.ir,til F .s'Il ILL'. 10 t-1. iliiintg '1111 br''tt Ili P''' ________ BiG FOLLOW THE STARS - in the hIm-k lIawk. . Ilaisdrrx 2 'hi',igt n'ntt'r Jelin Sis"irl tiff a str,uiiile fit front if scori'il 'lilt lb't'ki.'s beat Huffalo for the first t lilt' tier, gett ing \t'\t York ilie Hills Siiitti s ltll- pt'rit'tl goals froii. ..irh tit the third period to lift IN- hllauk Ii,isi ks % t' bbs' two I9uIt'. this ganite lit gi .tt',iI 1-I I,atiI ;trtlnit'r shioss situ sst"tt' not t it first (tII'I ii'. tl g",ii ,t the pl.n i'. ' said a ik'ji-ut-d Sn' ithi 'i,,'.. n earls tnt tilt- final I*'rloil iii 'i'.ilf I'.tit'iitt-nt got his 13th, munueks 1. ('apltals I '.1 iii' iii this' t-,ir ,at 19 15 for tiltHon 'iUkiut'r s(1)r,'si twit WE HAVE MOVED 4 I 'tri'nglh.s of the It-ogue Inn It joist Iii a ilamio' Sltk'll •ininttunt-t'tI I n'slgnimttion Iu('sd;I% ill the NI-I t can's practice tat'tlits .it lllt1w in-Wa llit't' ('til k'ct'. trIlling thr- t' is s-slut t,f '.ps'cui,i' till[) abe .1 his future si ith the dub As of estertl.us . Yihind,as in tmrning sit' had n e.utht'iI .t ii ut U,iI agreem ent is it It I-'tir fl'st I 'irt'gg that he is 'ubi rt'signi rf tet'tii',- at lii,- i-nd sf our season,", said Modell in it viiniut.' n.-w s t'onft-rcnc'.' along 15 is ith General Manager I't'tt'r II midtiai ) ''Sinet' this news surfaced last l'vi'rllflg, I'dcr I1;0hazs U1tI I catt le his-ri' ItItus and ils't.'r?n 1r1t'ti that it is ould be in the beg interest of F',trrei4 (iri'gg and lb.' Brow us that hv not t'tt,K'tl the t eaxi I ill Seattle - ill,' Brow us, under I finished a sur pr ising 9-5 last sear mind got tiff o t o a (mist start this sc mu.sonl - It-mid ing t ilt- (intl a r,d I)iVl%loni Of the .SI"(' a flur tiit' first seven is ,','ks with a record But, hit'> lost five of bUt-sr nest six gmsnis's, including three fit rots, 1 1IK h.fl% l1I,~ -- - GB tntt'rt'stt'lt till- %1int-sota hi four Sii.tht' l)ivision F.is"ll, p,, ". fit st-n ,tui,I s,'l,'ct,ini hi l'tul.ok'lphia iii the lust \hll. t'\ltanhnlin draft iii II,,. itrtiugfit 'a sitlil .11; git,al'.. ,igainist .is'i'rigi' iliht' 'I u('I,I) 's g,nc.', anti i' ,ilii.tt hail his 't'cuntd '.hiutitt I t titus utial si ti, it ,ag,ri'.t iiItii.Ii, Ii,,'. ili'thi' titI P,ISt 1Its a t.',aii ii alt' at I lit of ,' L -"(0 n 9) LanQilcin IS CC"13 iir4(P $1 53 fta,o-' ii '/ 5i,r Ccii 96 Sc & :. 'is 56 Oral iiobf'f'?i 7? 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' It ttiitk - 'hlrkh1: rftirii ',iwi' lii sit' rant gti,alteittlem I)'iiig F ,ii i'll It, sri.tp Itt,' %.iullg Unti kit" (iinl("IZ,iii I Vt ink. tnt'ik I tit''t1,,i. niht 17 (rngfl hi St Ar'%lm $ IS .'onv llroos ui in 8, Yc%t,.P 59 rr.ntQn , 97 ,4%%tOrO 'n Orion (liv 16 Ok P4acn 67 O'ca SI HcO.,,t 77 i tiano,, SI P'ntei $6 1, Liter', it Lid nroaddpi,A 91 /. ,'.i Y.' /..elrig 6) - ( NSA St4ndg ('it's cI.inil .,. /I PHOENIX, An. UPl, a Tb.' Phoenix Roadrunners . pulled out of the Central Hockey TALLAHASSEE UPI) • league, club president Mike Bobby Bowden hikes Florida anyplace," Bowden told DPI. leonard announced Monday- State University and the future "My only Interest is FSU." Bo wden said he was not The withdrawal resulted prospects of the Seminole contacted by anyone regarding /1 football team and says he Plans the job vacated by from Chil, failur e to operate a the recent ilmier pool arrangement In to stay at FSU. firing of Virginia Tech Coach Bowden deni ed accordance with previous reports Tties- Jmizny Sharpe. day hvisththkingof leaving his said. commitments, Leonard ..." LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUI'Il "If they do contact me, I'lj head coaching duties at FSU. ' tell them I'm not interested,"' Hanku.'tl junior iiudullt'wt-ight , Leonard said the Roadrun- lie sa id he is not interest ed in 1 said Bowden. "I came to FSU htUAt'il "Rocky" Moslcy,21, has ." to 9. Vegas, was placed on probation ners would look Into possible heat! coaching vacancy at stay here for a whi .,, le," Pacific Virginia Tech. . ,'.ç-a ' three years Monday his part membership in the new Bowden said a newspaper - C:,, Bowden, who In his second repo Coast League, joining with in a $1,500 barroom holdup. rt this week In Virginia season FSIJ led the ng he was seriously con,sld. Mosley pleaded guilty last clubs in four California cities Seminoles to a 9-2 record and an si "df4 r. [As Angeles, San / month to a reduced charge invitation to the Tangerine eI'ing t he Tech job "is sb ssinspiracy to onuiiit rottiery. tong Reach and San Diego. Bowl, blamed rumors of his solUtelY false." (Herald Photo by Ts,nn,y Vincenl) District J'i'ige ('harks ThompRowden said he has been withdrawal, effective departures on rival univerAh. but the old all-star feeling! Seminciii! County placed 13 players on (his TIP ear's .14)n stript-nded a six-) car prisonThe contacted by "four, five or six" Monday, was done "for our sities, who are trying Vise Star conference all-star team In addition to basing Lake Brantley's Jim tern Monda> and granted pride and to keep hockey alive promising high school to lure schools a bout coa athletes des but declined to name the Raley named coach of the year. Left to right kneeling are Lake Howell's Bobby probation. in Phoenix." Leonard said. away from Florida State. MusIc> was c harged with Hockey fans were unhappy Luby and Doug Greider; Brantley's Bruce Peoples and Jon Fuller; Haley; And Rumors of coaches leaving, universities, Bowden earlier participating in the holdup a because the Roadrunners were ,sald Bowden, sometimes said the University of Wisco. standing are Seminole's Pal Reno: Lyman's Danny Allen and Scott Stone; year ago of the make was one of the schools. Nite'Twaj Bar unable to make their own de players c ha nge their minds Setninole's Hod Turner; Brantley's Tom Albers, Scott Hedditi and Mike Bullock; Bow-den came to FSU alter which was robbed by three men to attract players with a "lociJ about slpning with a school and Seminole's Veonis Quinn and Robert Charles, w ea ring ski masks. identity," he said, "I'm not interest ill going coaching at West Virginia ed rs 7H Model! Searching For Browns Coach ,4'tW /7li'F ICE - rp,,(Au l at 7W( 7QP " At Thurtdap', Game, Pis l4anirrs Oc'.o, I (ton at PhlaosipI'a Clr.,Iaroj 41 Atlanta ttu$laIo a, Los Angylej ir to 5t,1_,, siaingeri '"° PR'1Oc'4 I ' .1, ,r /,-' - Tip-Top On Wests ide lop S 7/16 ./AZZ, 4 1M 45 /1/6/ri' 45 ' en 10 05. Crlafornj 20 74. Page 3 149 Wtt.am'.h 1715 Rogrt 1201 ii t1strr 2001 1 Weber I 007 YlaIt 37 $ 9 79 .1571140CC CC LOU'S 7 00 1. 2 3 to. W'tl,ams 1711 7S. Z'po 75$ It, Lewis St lilt, Smit h 56716•MyerS 7-01 4, Krllit 1133. t3.ot 3275 Totals II 36.31105 Hyr,tôqe 43 37- it Sqrn'nol, H s i nlli 'outs Heritage 73. ',,'t nor 74 T Pi Ycwi'i'ai 19 1 1 47 105 Anqei'. I) l S II 1' Ii5ti.j9jPt I 4$ 72 oeuro 9 ii 3 ,i,1sr' nq'. 4 77 5 I) Adami Division * L T Pi (i5lOn II IS S S 19s.ilIto (9 7 3 ii 190Vci 5 6 ) 35 Cleveland 7 ) 9 Tue94a't Results (I(4u 2 Pt', ti&,vt..s (("4-ic' 4 Il,1141Q I ' untO,,,' I ,S,t'.nnçi,)r, I ,, 'odav%Gamn byAlan Mover I kV#O Raiders On Losing End Triumph, "ft Wallis Conference - CE95 'TORi' cc '4"E P5MvER øRoNco 5 80 oa,q'" CRGE'7' te(r,oi,,ik , 4 * L PETE & REPEAT ' . (n.jIrj of or United - /977 All 514r% Hockey 14o,r,t Oivit,øn ' - Pro , '' Ld'nbcro IS. Ot,ri.rt Ii t t.11Ii'lhIO*n e. (',tpnttp $1. SIcm 61 o1rrd 59, Da'lmou' iiorn 75. eo Morri 63 14 u5%On ICO TI'.ms 6.1 to 97, (C N Yv 76 7flh4ll1fl,t( 91, Pratt 67 Mtfty OS Pat 141 IC? lie,, H4m Colt Ci,.neti 67 'n'r'' 66 i'I'I$ntd 70 ',.I( red ii,',,,, 17 ups,la $2 0 john 7 56 ',t '.nceqii 65 C.roe c 1v G7 - • S S Pepperd I ne Star Hurt ' ) Wi n Strange Game rouncer taking calls from irate decision. jt\(_'K'°N't'l1.L.f tUP! In an unpopular decision, hannah it tr,'stina:t %% to,, 1 h ;,itrs haiti a t7-1i leadthe first time this year." fansthi_s sset'k said Tampa Bail star Reggie nonlliall% is brought in afew Marcus Neal again topped the an w asawarded a Freshman w a fur ninnutes to go anti led f:tns would be as happy to have FrkitSuitore Lyman attack, scoring 23 .t remembrance from the 10-round victory over Augustine Hannah thrilled the fans and minutes after Ow start of thc tit 15 points at 330, when l.otz points Greg Thomas had his historic game as New Orleans Estrada "If the match had awed the }lofstra roach Tues- caine hit 13(1114 fie!d goals arid 'ubstituteif the whole squad. best night of the season to date, f,tns would be to forget the been in Texas. E.strada would (lay night in uthat Florida Coach added three free throws lb lItttr,i puntped In 13 tiortohui 14117 called an ''unusual'' 'rat)lx'(I lt retxunds pumping in 19 have won," admitted Santore. Iiats, although Lou put the David Starkey former garlic '1 said we should make a COLONIAL RichardSon 27 In thi' second half, sit' tried 'Lirtt'rs kick in for the final 31) The (;ators beat llofstra, .. San'oro .2. Bell @. 109th I I .Mdp ,,, " ntis iJJsit'e out of a negative and I University of Florida football . to ityiitilatg' iI,nniI, nugn one visnors scored wodr.gue: 3, While 7. Sl$latu? 0. "'""" 'S.' acktsl those who did not throw player, ieveieo his amateur Ltrr Brewster scored 18 hint under this L.rrmoeeO, Gr.s,ItaO. C.OIiOwIyO record at 1-1 with a third-round 17 straight points in the closing saughi with piiiits for the Gators, who are their stubs away U send them TCI&IS 30 12 16 ?2 minutes and lost the mll out of boards." flofstra Coach Roger no TKO of Mark Or-man. LyMAN Neal 73. Nelson 2 , , 4.1 Brian .\tt.'l ls'tI hlofstra Other winners included bounds as they were going for Gaeck]ersaid. "1 was surpenseti sstth ,ti itints, Ht-rrick Melvin Carter II. Yhomat I. Cleveland ii :nakc a deal with a station in Johnson 7 Hanson 7- Totals sket in the final with his composure. He has got 113$ Tampa Ba> to auction tht':it as Earth' Ellis, Mfcke Mangum, the tpng ba hat! 17 aimil Gars ('heslock 75 to be one of the best freshmen -'uvenirs," said R b E'elGnorno John Shrewsburs and Manny seconds ,hlt"l 1t3 Holstr;a dnttppt'nl to 1Colonial 32 II 6 Il - fl "11 was a very unusual gamut' the country." Hildago. Lyman 24 21 I I711 to f WWL radio. roulS Cotonil 24. Lyman is In i-cry disapfxilnnt-d that iii' 1k' picked WEldS in Tampa I u'ied out Moody, Cleveland can't St-Cm to put ts'anis ass H VVres tiers '.t of a telt-phone hook and iv Colonat 60. 1 9man Si hint si Crt thankful for the siiti,'' GrIs Colonial 61 Lyman Ii - tiked sin-I he'air with disc hitz said. jr'tkes Jack harris Monday to ?R INI TV PREP fledsole 4 Tilt' unusual included a Mc#uu?t, 10 Hartman S I 5urnt suggest titket stub auction for malfunctioning clock which I B Burn t 6. Benrent 4, Total ckirity. (76I3 )D -(ailed with 10:38 left in the first Oak Hitige outsirestleil MALIBU, Calif. IUPII 'He was all excited and did a ST CLOUD Leepc'r 12, 0 Holden 6-7 half, and a dehydrated official • Seminole High Tuesday night. Hannsey. hookup with rue on the air there Danns a II R S4olden II. King 11, Hamilton One of lb.' referees fainted 3-18. 3 Butler I, Mutter 3, Harley 4 and him on the here," .soptlofloreforward for Pepper108-79 Irlh 7, Talus II S II 70 front Winning dehydration with about 6 matches for the dint' University, w ill be side. l'lGino said Trinity Prep I S 4 13- $ Si-n, intl e By Tuesday morning, 65 fans lined for at leas t 10 tla> minutes left in thi- first half, Seminoles were, Glen With' omit mu u n It V St Cloud io IS IS 21-YO ' of strained ligaments and the t'itht't referee wtrks'il I00'piunits , John l'ri'nnd!a'1 ('iIl('gt's o'tlininig beat got.." (in COulS lrnIy Prep 17-. St Cloud because had droppe d off their ticket It outed Out Non, ' 114t. Steve Vin,n 147 I. ,n4 and n iubs and the New Orleans in his left leg, the Waves the gains' aloro' - then,' sia nil JV S Cloud 67 Trn.I6 Prep 'ub't Out,' l(liba,'rt (m;orl.'s tt'0v : is tight S,iints agr eed to donate some of reported Monday. Ibis- It an ulers chalked up APOPKA Kellum 10. G'bson 7-, R victory Nil 10 in 11 gamut-s tis' 3Q000 unsold tickets prin t ed Ranise), who scored a Tuestla> night, easil> trouncing '"' iO. 0 HIUi% II, McMiIttn 1). ft.,the game career-high 27 points at YPompion 2. P 11111 4, Totals 77 Ii Iii'ritagc College. 108-79, put- ni s "They said as soon as t heir Nevada-Las Vegas last week, auditors ukas it, they'll send us sustained the injury earl) in ting five players in double LAKE BRANTLEY B Hail I, LCPOV IS. Eberle I, Bech.ion, 4. the hoIe tickets," DelGiorno Friday night's game in the Tip Top surprised previously unbeaten Allen's Service 32-24, Clueton 1. keful S. Cordell, 1. Fry 17, said. "I think we're going Ic. Malibu (lassie against Texas- Tues day night, to gain a tie for top place in the The gain.' isas something of a Tot als II 14 20 U Sanford tuneup for Friday night's niake some money on this Arlington. H€ did not play Recreation Departnient's Westside Junior Boys Basketball APOØI II 13 I li-Si opening game in the holiday Lake Brantley II IS II 5-44 thing." Saturday night when Pepper- Ieague Total fault - Apopka 71. Late tou.rnaxit-nt at Fort Pierce. He and Harris agrt-t'd to split dine beat liiyola of I,os Angeles The victory left Tip Top and then's tied for first place with 2-1 Brantley I $ , Fouitd QitI - none when' the Itmiitlt'rs will be in the pros'eedsfronni a planned WFLA in overtime for the Malibu records. lit-lit isitich also includes host tuction, flit' New Orleans share (lassic title F'rvddie McCiray topped Tip Top .scoring with 12 po inti Vi'rnniin EuSTIS SmilPi 6. Collins Indian ltis,'r. l)a) is ould be donated to the tona Beach ltansey, who is averaging Law was Allen's only double-figure performer. 6 Moore 2. Williams I. lenIn Clan A. Carroll 4. *15-rater 2. and Itruward North. I elgado Home rehabilitation 13.8 po ints this season, is ex McCoy's Cleaners downed Anivets, 3s-22. in the second guile, 0 Neal 7. Mc Tier 12 Tolals 23S Sit 'I uesd.as t-nter, I)elGiorno said, arid the s garlic found Willie pected to return to the lineup Jimmy Gikhi-ist leading the way with 19 points :txnivets scoring OVlEDO 0 4td 23. Meyer 10, P Williams leading the scoring rids proceeds wo ul d go to a next Tuesday night when the was paced b> Frank hlullsmnan's 12 points Nash 7, Could 4. Ketslngee II. parade with 2. points while ':.ilar chants Ander son 3. Rola nd 10, OeVnln S. 0 Wave'. host Washington State. lioth Aziis'ets and McCoy's are now 1-2 on the >t'ar. 141515 I, Wet, 2 T0'ait 26 36 71 I{ilx'rt hew us minI! Bob Zipho Eustis I) IS II I? -54 alIih'tl 19 ton it and Curtis Smith Oviedo II 25 Ii 21-li tOSit'lI in 16- 'lot' Sterling had 10 Total foulS Eustis 30 , Oviedo IS Fouled ou t Moore, Collins IV Iifits Owedo 35. Evs'.t 12 iIFIIITAQ( 14 Webec 6 17 II, Pta 7 05 30. DO III. 1100 3OFIFTH.20 I 7,'4'lOJu.1r. i 1) 40 620 1 70. 7 54,1 Ar '7i 00 100 I Sant. 17, 4 73 Q 7 3113 P '17, 3953 SIXTH-- I A!?4 p: 660 170. 7 F(hano 1,,''i' •7 557 ) 0ru'ia Ati 7 5 10 Q 75 1720 1' 157 144 13 SEVENTH- I Ma na Cold in 240 7 IC 1 40 7 ((4 ia, 'Ii SIC ir,r 1 t'rj 5 - '.70 0 'I 7 • 6 .', '' ' ' .'. • t,vi3O EIGHTH- I 5n(. trirq,p 5 13 40 S$0 4 70 7 Anion I 13 40 1 10 1 A1ijr.à Abel '5 600 0 15 4 70 P 5 •1I0 NINTH- I Atv.a 1$, 7260 510 637 1 ArIa I. $40560. 3 (boo . 713 .'I 5 39 00 PiSnIU to 7(NTH- n 7.'rd-na 7 0 73650 Iii I i','d,o '3 in 60 7 50 1 Arc,, II 160 0iJ7 4560 I'll), ill no DO Si iCE 70 ELEVENTH- I Art'or Z,,r,e 6 1 3207603 tJ 7 Joitior: '2 IX 610 3 ArIa Atlu 4 7 20 Q14 7 6 1710 P '67 9)30 TWELFTH n •anoo t nc IF '0 10 S 40 3 10 7 Aiur, Zarre 17, 3 10 450 3 AniOn Juan (4 4 50 Q7? P 72t 9750 Hg 0 7- 5 7 7 714 60 A 1 'W'7 ifIndre 5(12040 ' L '- aa , Lyman, Oviedo Post . F - Clark IV I n s Decision C 0 abruptly changed his mind. Watson was hired from Oral Roberts, sthere he had been an assistant since 1974. Among Mutcheon's other star players were Larry flumes. Ed Smallwood, Hugh Ahlt'nnnk, Gus Werner and Don Ruse, ,A ho led the NBA in steals and assists last season as a nnenik'r of the Indiana Pacers. he added P(EE 10,4776i, ,1e16,-1,,514&y FIRST- n iose ana 2 SO ID 10 7 Pu' An,p nit s 60. 3 Ote,, Vi,, 700 0 tIi 6900 P l SECOND t Sara Arana rh 96 7 r't,. y s)0 3 1 20 3 60. I Oquza Quota 151 4 SO. 0 Ii? ii ao. (hi 49 go. 00 (6 71 12$ THIRD- I Lo'iano ,,r, 46 1110400 7MtdnlAtbp,d(7 'aiPio(oldo '516000 lIlt 1) 1' '3 ? t9i 40 FOURTH- I t,, Za're 'II 1560 560 7 10 2 Yrio av. in so 1~! '- 'SEW URi,}AS tM . Harris toll I )tlGiorno the nre fan pointed the street sign telephone lines at the Tamu at the New Orleans Saints station were swamped with training field to read "flossns fans alreath V. anting to bid on l)rive" and a psychiatrist of. ticket stubs fered counseling for those The Saints end their season foltsh enough to tiu season Sundas in Atlanta against the tickets Fik'ons The Saints' 33-14 loss to tsttoni-ranked Tampa lb the Buccanneer's fir st regular season çry ever - has liecorne the city's cross to bear, b t angry fans softened their ()Hl_'tN[X) ('asselberry's disgust for the home team Scott Scott (lark survived a sluggish luesday arid began ion start a d V.Ofl his 19th straight n ticket 'stubs (ruin Sunday's hrnihiating loss for a Florida sictory Tues day night at the Orlando Sports Stadium, A New Orleans radio an- beating Kelvin Jackson via Ile %k as conv inced he could sell his prograiii and built I the Aces into .i pts erhou.se once niore. Wt.oni. 3. tL4F I.. ''i it ott. Ito' retired Arad McCutcheon this l.iIl and recruited a teani .Y rity school with just 3,000 under. graduates," he said alter his ('revoi, took a 102.76 shellacking Front high- ranking Indiana State last Saturday. "We offer a small college iolitiosphere with a big time nll.'ge luedits ()fir academic IIiIU(! is t j,,oa lonibineti Solith all those features, I can sell the (nivt'rsity of Evansville's pro. '111e dropped three of their first tour gaiiies, but Watson ditlat seem to be too disturbed. flit' teani. I,Ooas en route to \shvillt'. Tt'nn,. and tas S cheduled to Pl Middle T'nnst't' tonight. In addition to Watson and his 14 players, also perishing in the crash jost outside F:inille, crc a'Lstant alhjet' director Rob iluthon, sports publicist (;r Nmpping, to student But the latest in if long list (if or sporto, traicdivs liti ped out tha t intl tided eight fre-Jun vit AMP N/ -2 ': 1w : D , Ott,4u '0 1$, I rccl',n,t ii 71 by Alan Mover ACkIu1Y1I4LZAQO ORLANDO SEMINOLE TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS A .1VII I'y IVI.JStIca , P - Wednesday, Decli, 177-1tA ----- - -- -- - ------ Sanford Plaza and Winter Park Mall Open Mon, thru Sat. 8a.m. to 9:30 p.m. - Open Sunday 12.6 p.m. -- - - - - I �Wednesday. Dec. 14. 1911 13A—EveningHerald. Sanford, Fl. SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE I U OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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ON ON 0 0 ON D 0 0 0 0 054 054 II US II I II I III MUSIC Ill Music Thesryll Il SSKH Concerliand Jaltlmprev Chorale Choraliers JR Lab Band Voice Class Guitar Class Class Piano Woodwind Moth Chamber Singer Chanson,tl,s CollegMvlicvm Music Theory lv 55KM Lit lntrslecorder CunIty omm Sand Community Chorus PHILOSOPHY Intro Philliephy Intro Philsiephy LitotOldTest PHOTOGRAPHY Music IV I II COURSE TITLE Dimensions inCulture As Man Behaves The Growing Years Man and Environment Everybody's Business Camara Imago Darkroom Rich PHYSICAL EDUCATION D Intro PE Rot Tennis III ON Adv Tennis ON Basketball ON Baseballll Track Track ON Golf ON Archery Rec Activities Team Sports TvmbTramp Gymnastics SocSqDance Fit Fig Control ON Conditioning ON Sports Officiate ON Mod Dance 54 PHYSICS D Physics for Pert Arts ON Basic Physics Get Physics Physics Calcu Intro to Physics ON PSYCHOLOGY Gin Psych ON Hum Grow Divel Psych For Dow lntry Ed Psych Or'gnl READING Basic College Reading College Reading Ad, College Reading D SOCIOLOGY D Intro Sociology Marriage Family Soclalprsalems 0.N Hum Pop Ecslogy SPEECH Acting Directing Oral Interp N Group Oral lnterp N Voice Artic Speaking ON Fund ofSpeaking TehOreiion N Theatre . - . I 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 II I II 4 4 I 3 3 I 3 3 I 3 3 S a 4 I 3 I 3 I 1 1 1 I I I I I I 1 D 0 0.54 OH 0 0 0 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 I i I 3 3 j 0 Public Cot 1 I I t I I t I i t 3 I 3 4 a 3 3 3 I N o o o o 0 N at ON ON ON Anne believes in teachin g children tocook at home, well as girls," she said. "My two sonswere able to cut expenses at college by knowing how to cook and doing some of their own cooking." 3 3 I 3 Classing lassing cooking as cha challenge,, Anne said, "I like challenge, good challenge" Cover tightly and sunnier I hour or until meat is tender Add water if necessar' Thicken with I tbsp. corn starch.Serve withdumpIi or over noodles. a DOUBLE DUTY Phase I 2617 S. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD For additional Information contact On Registratiom Office (305) 323. 1450 I Sanford, Florida 32771 au'..' Magdalen School in Altamonte Springs must have thought the answer ba difficult problem sshile on dtit' as a crossing guard: and he hurriedly jots thowri the hopefully correct anssser before starting the %Ch1(M)l day, of FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * Cit LN(04 G(t IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR COLLEGE sy jean Sometimes a young ft'Uow just Can't stop thinking about his homework! Michael Rogers of St. Mary Ph. 3227658 COMMUNITY -...--. - To AKIUN & $ 16' CASUAL SHOES Paqeoo Cnvas . VInyl - Leather 2' HANDBAGS " 16" To tidies' BOOTS To Sizes 6-10 Infants' & Children's Novelty BEDROOM SLIPPERS Szes Thru 11 ' Children's - 2 Western & For Drango To 18 BOOTS ' Men's . . . $500 . Regular & Steel Toe 16" WORK SHOES and BOOTS To 24" Men's Western BOOTS I Hours: Men* .Thur. 9 am to 8 pm. Fri. 9 am to 4 pm. LE - a ('AI.IFURSIASTEW Serves 46 Dice and fri 2 slices of bacon,drain. Add 2 lbs stew beef, brown Add tsp. salt, (lash of pepper bay leaves tbsp. vinegar ( cup brown sugar 2 ca1 lb. size) stewed tomatoes Late Registration January 3 through 6 ****** — as 0 0 0 o 0.54 0 0 0N ON o 0N CR. Registration is in progress through December 20, $97 LADIES' "SIL&) a! —'r As president of the Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers(.'lub, Anne keeps Homemakers busy. She is a member of the Woman's Club of Casselbt'rry. also. Knitting, crocheting, needle point, and macrame anything where she use her hands, are her hobbies. 11cr husband, Gerald, is a "rock hound," and they' enjoy collecting and hunting for rocks ON ON 3 3 3 3 ' I ON ON 1 I a Ann began cooking when she The annual Christmas luri' were hostesses to the lunch., in was 10-years-old. "My mother cheon of Central Circle of The tables were decorated in said I was her 'right hand I Sanford Garden Club was held holly and red candles. A gum the first thing ever the regular December ChrLstmnas tree and background baked was ginger bread '.jj[(jlIjLS U5 IIIUSIC UUOeu so inc Today, the fancier the food, Following the business event. The guest speaker at the the better she likes it, '1 really niceting, the 22 members and one visItor participated in a November meeting was in- like to create fancy things. I wish I had more time. correctly rexr1et1 Mrs Ruth plant exchange. we have family Wilke was the speaker. She When Mrs. ER. Wood, Mrs. SJ. presented demonstration on gatherings, I'm really' gung-ho Brooksand Mrs. RcaNewso Newsoe making Chri.stinas decorations. andlovetogoallout,"shesaid N 3 3 3 Central Circle CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Just ON a , Garden Circle o o 0 ONO 0 54 0 054 0 ON 0 0 j 4 3 •'' way 00 o 054 1 • ' " 3 3 ''.' , :\\F WARNER I)l.SHES US STEW Sunday, at 8p.m., at The Forest, Lake Mary. Open to the public, proceeds from the concert will benefit the Lake Mary Civic Center Association. Donation is $1. 0 :, _a_ . • . . (Herald Photo by kida Nichols) Central Florida Chorale in a Christmas concert ow 3 FLASK pe Homemade Auction. Members made items for the auction. Proceeds will go toward charitable projects. 0h D , , tbsp. . Nabli 3 3 • ve . - Chorale Coming To The Forest Slott Local Gvt international Relations HEALTH PerCom Health First Aid Sal West Co., History Black Art Mist HUMANITIES Humanities Humanities INTERIOR mt Design Historic Itt tnt Design MATHEMATICS Basic Algebra Fund Mathematics Inter Algebra College Algebra Elem Statistics Mod Trigonometry AnlOeo Call AnIGeoCallI AMGioCal • . The Lake Mary Woman's Club will sponsor the Ad, Typing 1cc Mgt.Wd Pro Inter Typing Dict Trans Adv Dcl Trans Legal Dict Trans Legal Off Pro Secretarial Pract BI5nITyPIISS Inter Shorthand Intro Shorthand CAREER EXPLORATION Career Eupleration ,, / Mrs. R.L. Johnson was hostess to the recent CR. DAY-NIGHT so 'card Party Time Changed Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phil will conduct a Christmas sing-a-long for residents of Sanford Convalescent and Nursing Center Saturday at 6 p.m. A chapter Christmas party will follow later in the evening at the home of Mrs. Charles Mc- THROUGHOUT THE YEAR OTHER TYPE CLASSES ARE OFFERED. CALL 323.1450, EXT. 302 FOR INFORMATION. , • I' Zeta Xi Holds Song Pest Private Pilot Ground School Search for Life on Other Worlds Sell Defense for Women Slim n Trim Tennis Watercolors Yoga tiflt'.i. 5 hours or longer in cup raisins Sersrs6 Avording to Anne, foreign, rtfrigerater. Hroil esotic dishes are basically each: Spread over dough and - U P. lbs ut UP side. Slice thinly Serves 4-6. simple. "Lots of people are even afraid to try Baked Cut in 8 slices and overlap each I lb Italian sweet iLS fi ' r,.n,,p,I • Alaska U s ca1ly I I unit n oppt I Ll' for PrettY sstlCfl served 400 degrees for 25 nun, or until I can stewed IOfIuitO.!S Antic likes to cook, and ad- brown I green pepper, chopped nuts she uses some products as Drizzle frosting made of. I tsp thyme shortcuts -For instance, ' cup Confectioners 1 large b;iykaf is isqui l, ina-sa r. su 'ar i tsp salt The corn , 4l 1prOduCtiS 2 l t hot water you>sp 11. tp garlic esp otiol wocause 14 tsp. vanilla u cup cooking sherry can neverfail with it I also use Drizzle over top of cake while 1 optional chunk)- soups for the basis of a beef stew. It gives a hearty warm. Saute sausage, and chicken. base. When the energy crisis CHICKEN PAR%IESAN Brown onion and green pepper began, I learned to cut back and Seri es 44 and add to drained sausage and take short cuts to save energy," diicken, Add other ingredients she said 2 lbs. chicken, cut up in order, and cook until chicken Combine ' 1 .i cup bread is tender, 35 to 45 nan Serve Anne offers a way to keep crumbs I with rice or noodles rorn beingwi u coo1ng. parmesan cheese (u a cook book and then I tsp. oregano TRANS-ATLANTIC prepare an entire meal, rom dash °( pper STEAK appetizers to dessert, from it. 5 garlic powder ' Mix together for marinade You will find it so interesting, Dip chicken in milk and bread 3 a cup oil there's no twa' for boredom." cup soy sauce with above mixture Arrange in laughing, she added, "I like 12 in x 8 in. baking dish, and I tsp. ginger to Figure a shorter and easier bake at 400 degrees for 20 mm. I green onion or to do things. 1 try to sunplify a recipe. When a recipe says to saute an individual ingredient, I do them all together to save time and energy. The flavor goes all through the food when cooked together, also.** . i Smith, chairman. Husbands and friends are in. vited. Other hostesses are Mrs. Fred McCollum, Mrs. Phillip Logan and Mrs. J.P. Wilson. ****** COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES COURSE TITLE ACCOUNTING PflnAcclgl PrsnAcclgll Acclg Camp Lab Tas Accounting AGRICULTURAL TECHNOLOGY Agri Chems Ind AyiBus ANTHROPOLOGY ' , ' The time for the Christmas Bridge and Canasta Party of the Social Department of Sanford Woman's Club has been changed from i p.m. to I p.m. Thursday according to Mrs. Ralph Austin THESE CLASSES ARE SELF-SUPPORTED BY STUDENT FEES AT NO EXPENSE TO THE TAXPAYER. COMMUNITY SERVICES CLASSES Ostensive Driving Basic Conversational Spanish Prs.R .$iremt on Planning Intermediate Sign Language Transactional Anaylysis Beginning Sign Language Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPRI Practical Spanish I Spied Reading Mufil MOOS First Aid living Energy inIs, Home Effective Parenting Parent EdApproach to Reading iIIi / ADULT AND CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES LEISURE TIME PROGRAM Ui scallion, chopped on floured board as for a jell) Turn chicken over and pour roll, over the chicken one can of 3 tbsp. honey 1 $ mushroom soup that has been 2 tbsp vinegar M 3 tbsp otco or 'fin't be afraid to try new mixed with . cup milk. I clove garLic or butter recipes said Anne Warner, p sugar i t5) pos.1er.ii garlic SprInkle relIuili1ifl 'flfl1t) Casi'Itwrrv • mixture on top and bake ) nun. I 10 2 Iks. (I.cjik ca sometinies come out with I tbsp. cinnamon °' something even better tha. you I. cup nuts Place meat in shallow dist started out to do if cup candied fruit siith marinade arid turn severa} S/iCCV( IIICKFS . Zoological Society. Santa will be available on the nights of Dec. 2Q.22. Call Radio Station WTRR, 322-1400, before Dec. 17 for vow appointment with N Sint DEVELOPMENT CLASSES Adult Basic Education English for Speakers of Other Lang General Educational Development By E1.1)A NICHOLS herald Correspondent Rent-A-Santa. a project of the Sanford Rotaract Club, is available for the second year. The service features Santa visiting homes, businesses, 1 hooIs, nurseries and private parties Prices are a mirnirnum of $10 for home visits, $20, nursery schools, and $25 others. Proceeds will benefit the Central Florida N N £ Foretegn, Exotio c Di"shes Basio cally Simple MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI WALNUT('OFFEE SIRII' 2'. bisqwk '. cup milk I egg, beaten I tbsp. sugar Mix together Knead and roll Sizes 7 1 1 . Sj 599 12 To $3499 L 2434 S. French Ave. Woodlawn Plaza ''h' _ . family ti _ _ 1I] it _Sh6e More Than 500 Stores Coast to,Cous? to Serve You Better O PE N 1DA IL Y A''— SU ND AY S 1 2- 6 �2B-.Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE - Wednesday. Dec. 14, 977 ________ ______- SUE.wOEV'lTWAS IOU EPEM8E DO ' Cu DG_ ) AlP.4G A) ' IOu .OQE A !WSI.4lKNEW4OSE) .. J A ' ACROSS by Chic Young _ 4rrE GOw'.J" EDOG K I Parasites I I.I i r, t'; 4 .I 1 I : i 0 (I ~'~; " . - / ,t 7 1 ( N6A-4 %.. 'N,-T '~04' *C-f ,7-14 12 L : , - ~I _"L .% .. ~.~ lo,","`____-N -__ , __ , I Q r' : L- . 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DEAR ABBY A R ' '. 0 - • , MISTY IN AT BRIDGE ILLUSIONS very likeable and ppu1r hurl tt hO we shall call ''Va know-'' is driving us all batty with a habit she has acquired. goni.s" HER FRIENDS I)EAR FRIENDS: Tell "ya' - si-runt'. - know" in a friendls judgmental manner, and oh- her sent- reaction career ' PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer 'ttJR WHAT'S HER MOTHER LOOKS BEAUTY %CNRFUL SECRET STUART.' ,. 'yOu MEAN 'yOGtJRT!I EATS ALOT-OF ITMU5T BE THE L //.;:- O l'ID'SHE EXERCISES SHE FZEN_,O&A' FROZEN 0 IN A FtOM W THOUT HEAT.' ',CGURT.' 0 p 11 ot 0 - ' ' . - '.ius- (. \ ., . 0 'I U 4 L....- .-.- 0 O 0 I',i4 BUGS BUNNY H0 114 1! by Stoffel & Heimdahl -----, r-- !jG*STALMLL 1 "Sy. SLVES1ER, KNV JJ! L' WHY )ME ItE I ' R)NT A T 'vA RAVE NT GOT FUTURE... 'vAL.L 5E A t3&JM $329s - It Is-hoot-es ou to hi' self' reliant in business toda> VOL it a> feel so U need tither S. but si.u'il dii well if >ou us" tout full .mpatnhutit's tER FUTURE.' - I.IHHt - Sept 1-( lii 23 Thtb(rs Ilti> ask lou ti take i,ti 'iufl,' m-s.tna respuunsubt lit it-s teitli u it illingIs It i-u,uli! 11,111 -1 ttp titi, , iti.li.r ('mtI'J() f lit Z41-No. .0 % hen supping that second cup 'ii u miff,-e it ith our uhunts tu.tht> rcprm'ss Jut urges tu, tluu:nunat.' the u instil !'tut-r m's v.ilu,ibl,' inforn,atiuni trs tog to i'Ot through ti, >tiU uu.mrtialIs toda> If )ou sunglm -rIi,miinm' muut fur special at t''ntu,in It could put a '.ensitivt ('abs fUSe d little (Ut of joint .SKIE.S Start h 21-April 19 I'hm'ni- it ill be '.on,- press ure li 'i II have to ( ontend with, but tiLt) '-houlrl he ,i ten> 1a 7:e __ * . on.p.inhiun'. art- light ,uriui sparkl> (t't 111th th,' mitIhh, i RE'D " unit ion i South to take. tilt. %jjfjit% plil o, and guvi- up (hi' 'lvt'rtr uk Jss, DINNER WARE ___________________________ ___________________________________________ - 5 I 'iulrurirlu nt-.i,l,'r n.irutI', knit (him' punait> fir ,iii ;tu'sffiu - t.-nt huh lb.' i(fend,-r iii.,'. nook.' hi- Iii suffi, im-:ut If ' tim' ibmi'-. '., u. ', llm'TtriIl101atl(ll , kit ,'st 1J\,l him 1111111 •4t this-ri- I'm nluu Iim'rumlts It hinuitik.-'. it 'muffiri,'ni II .10'. ;thum- %4 h s partner u'i South has no pruihlirni tit trick one lii' sumpis let.'. Vi.''.t hold that (Itt Inn-k West C(ur)(iluij,''. it uth thu.' h-ut-i' and South unus in bus 'cit n hand for rubber bridge South has Oh problem, 1k' ;jli> his king tiE clubs, ot m'rt;,k,'', his qut('n ,A tilt uluniniti, ' s arm', concedi-'. a trick to tit (, J;u k of clubs anti stintris up with SPIDER-MAN IT( INN E ] CORN I FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves OH, WIk.. . A WO .WO 4 MOO SAWS 11.IRF, 4geA Z Mra 1'tNG - INwAfl'o 1 'V ! % t 111111 I a MOO,MgywIdgE A ', *6 Iff il HERE ANt) ALL riuunul - AND .uru- - 5 ._ S'..S . s,.- CLOCK WEST BEND SLO -COOK ERS $'J 499 -, - . .' GOLDKISTGOOD - FRYERS of , - I LB. 39 C ' - - a' £14 01W I#IJ 1~ Is a )RELCO Iorii..l I - Dial A Brew - ICup 0 1.,.; - * .i 0 - 'i' - , :. I _ .. :"' ..V'( i' - - . 5. - - ' :' . " go .a•'m. .,j t'.'c-;..c.' 4"5-f;:• , (torn here M.FHOMMASS. .1;.. uI:AR 1.: YOU don't go ur college.. an>-where. But yo educated children should go daily In search of employment, and keep going until the) land something. U they cant find jobs for which they are trained, they should whateter theycan get in the meantime, Getting inartied'? No matter how little you have to spend or how uncoasentional your lifestyle, It can be losely. Send In,' AIiM,'. ii.,. h.Li... 'mu..... .-. ..,--.. hips! to have a Love)> Wedding." Enclosell and along, stamped 121 cenLs self-addressed entrlope to Abby: 132 Lasky Dr., e1, Hills., CalIf. 90212. " it ' it take ' ' 41 19 ' it DEAR ABBY: I just had a confrontation with a woman in a laundromat over her smoking ' ' - ALL BEEF ITEMS HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF LBS OR MORE BONELESS REEF . ' * LEAN CENTER CUT STEW MEAT.....,,.....LB. 1.O9 BONELESS * PORK CHOPS...... LB * BONELESS CHUCK 3 4.38 TENDER STEAK...... RUMP ROAST......... BONELESS 1.29 ROAST............... ... ' LONDON BROIL....,i . S1 68 BONELESS : * 0 - • '. ".;$.. H9 LB * * 49c * TENDER SLICED BEEF LIVER ......,......ii - - ',"-. * PORK 'i'-'.•-"t TURKEY NECKS. - * PIG FEET, NECK BONES, PORK MAWS,.,,..,,... ' - Lb SUNNYLAND . ECONOMY SLICED _BACON 39c * 79c .............. ................ ', 1 * - ,' * 111 * * * * * * it ' - ,io P , Po' P * BORDEN'S ICE CREAM - It - - -. - , -: - I - I'.'' t":1"-',".'.4;S •'- ' - , , - . ' 4-' '.4x4 AAr., '.1,r .t:"-1 '.1 - '.. .-scT'-m - -.'y - V. tj: 4 - . - •, -' 1 - .is'z-4"A - "I foil ' .,_;" - CL14A ,5 t .- 1. • & -' .-, c'4...t; i;.• i'; br' f4' - .$ r- . I 10 -' - , - I -." '-' FLA. GRADE "A" SMALL I -.. - - ,;'-,:s. ' - . - "i. BORD(ui'$ LITE LINE 000NESBURY C,1hV, ' by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS £41.'tW? $ WtATS WgoN& wiTh YOUR HORSE, I.015A LUCK? 1. . ,- i1IP 5W7! LV 51W R= flf 5hM SUN a, 1W pHAP 1 (èIit I 4, I FEVI!) it rr LP TO? /5 M.MWA X 'nM (' AM& IS.'WD (iVY- • 'I.-, - .. Ø'i' I,Os. JL1J/ I 9' ~ SUNBEAM Automatic CHRISTMAS TREES CAN OPENER &XV' I ; ft - jV, II THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS Ch ristmas While Tbey Last SHOP OUR LARGE SELECTION OF POWER TOOLS - _ - 4i 100 41 9 'HOME OF NATURE'S HARVEST" 1 __ 1~ - BaIWLg If &MWS 6. fr ~( 1.1 .- ' Good Wed, -Thurs- Fni, STOLLEN $1' 3for RYE BREAD $999 FOR DAD MANY OTHER GIFT SELECTIONS 9 1k' -I-- - I - NO, £44tI1Ti1 6 Ft. Flame Resistant S3495 Lf& 70 M4Ij16 7E4CT arm 111W' of t NM64FI aW v -WAD W40 StAMAWilp! ,o,- NAVY! ~, 0: ,% \ . G~ + WOKE DETECTOR L ROY 7ATU1Jp 9it &_ ffliol 4, .., fl ASACMW FIRST ALERT by Garry Trudeau - * YOGURT I 4 WHOLESALE-RETAIL 4t n2-7596 41 -SANFORD - ..°.'....,. 5 0R GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS 2,39C $100 2 °°z' - 790 MCINTOSH * APPLES * 3LB. BAG 79C ONIONS 1.Lll.,A AOc ALL PURPOSE WHITE * POTATOES - - - - -_ TA-1 B _20 CI - _________________ - * * ALL PURPOSE : "' ' ::-'- _______________________ * ' . - '•4' - -' -' OFFEE MAKER I '. - Jr; * * * * ;;:' '•-, t';:.-r'-.'.'-V- . •%et - ' - r, • •'t - Ar A. 11" - :, * SHOULDER ROUND CHUCK STEAK...... 1V. f - r * - ~~Pll &~&fto,eillISMIC (_ I •, ' - to a dead stop Where do come D GO 0 lc..Ct::.,.... I' * I - 49 '''' * 1 111 * ,..-.'-. / 0- RRU"llbry IUA43ICK * * * IF f •iI', ':; - AFFLE IRON And '-I ,-- i 1 PRICEc GOOD DEC i Thru DEC 00, 1577 QUANTITYRIGHT$RE%ENVED •ln,4 t•. k.,-,,..'. •u'' any . of th&nzi The all have irked hard for their A') educa tions, but their lives have we 1 101 : t.u*'. jobless We are not people of .i --4' 41 their na rents or laziness that keeps our children at home and . -.r * AMERICAN FOOD SERVICES ________________________________________________ I -' 4' r:-~N'L. ___ ' .' ''.; :, * WHOLE FRESH ICE P1.CV. .. ...-.-•. ,-m'' • .-.'----'-'" ,- . I IM" - I -- - -' MGH1 BE "-"-"1. Iii- - Pendulum S1 2 Abby - -' - '41 ?,t)' p_ - , • ,4' I -- _________________ ________ anti - 1-6 - wA1ur ; .t ' % % s:T - -- : 11 up BURGER CONCORD i'1A-' ePsO "At) - , MOOMOo... - . R088,,! TOO BAt) VU NEVER MOO, 1'sieg ,--- 1 KRAYEN IS 'ONE' ANP 1' L057' 'rPdE -- . it $995 PRESTO - - i1 POPPER by Stan Lee and John Romita 5c*4f MY OFF I CE 1i5 wfe4cep.. T WAS NEARLY $3495 WEST BEND - Butter Malic i .11 here here it him P. tm . %Z 101.! r. 0. • DELI ownwommoo t!I,'Iiflt -- SATURDAYS she wants to '- I hant,rJ for one If 14 It-. es 10 fidSs hi, mitt> n '. Th-re is ii furthir 'pen. two spades, two hearts, five 549,95 k '7 Pc. Heavy Aluminum - Silver Stone COOK WARE SETS rro- a) , 'A e- ' :zg I(s'ning lead -- King iii hearts t';nnuinrt,it ,1 1 5w ~` ~Tbr $299's -- tucki> l'IM ES F,I, 20-MaR h 2o I rca! .ill >our tnt-nd.'. I HERE AS$IN' sunin , ', - Hwy. 477 Il. intentioned criticism. sa , gimmul - - - 'a 830 4855 -:-. to help her Further by I am asthmatic, and cigarette rrSpondlng,' Yet, lknow" smoke not only offends me, it time she drops a "ya' knoss" makes me sick. Into a sentence. When I asked her to please Hut If she res ents )our well- put her cigaleite out, she told t no flue, and everyone else in the mmmc and accept her. "sa' place, in no uncertain terms knows" a nd all. that she will smoke wherever DEAR ALl1i' The other d,as Furthermore, she I carte across a poem that said there were no ''no seems to state perfeetls nis Smoking" signs in e videnc e, so reason for writing to you I had better get used to it — Daughter has her master's because everybody smokes. Son los Phi). Unfortunately, I will nw But I)ad is the only one have to go Into debt to buy a Who has a J..B" washer-dryer I'm sick of SI> husband is ready to retire bringing home a cough and we still have all Four of our clothes that stink of cigarette grown, college-educated smoke tram the haunt' cbulilr,-n living with its S'i'e by.' droniat (hi-ni all. but we t-ant go on WINCHESTER. VA supportung then, forever l)EAR WIN: I am mu de. With no Jobs arid buIlt- uuui,et - fender of smokers, but it's a With is little llkchihoed of their rare smoker who pill not marrying anti giving us quk-kI> dote his cigarette If gr.indchultlrert before our lives someone complaIns. More and tutu' over more public places post "No Dad and I cant figun.- out it Smoking" signs, whIch I think its the (ear of a challenge, luti' Is a step in the right direction. , n ' ll ap. she'd like to osercome it, offer ,.,,,, Jul)- 0 0 she predates being ' irs If made aware of this distracting habit and says R jim. - , iI- uuu, t:Jvu, A : tier otherwise intelligent conversation LI puIh'tuated by frequent and seemingly endless ''>- a knows." We are so distracted by all those ''ya' knows'' in ever)sentence that we would like to say something to her, but we don't want to hurt her feelings or cr5 hrr i,ncrt- iii -. us -. is .IL-quaintanu' for K.P. duty. And if they don't solunteer - draft 'em 1-an ' ' ,' w -- 14 E I HAN ERS A - whori n M CR ME - ,. •n . GREENWARE N Ilow would )ou ,Aord it to let them knott that they are pi'cted to pitch in and help hAl) ENUU(;li IN VA. UP-AR HAD: Use the direct approach. Go into the living . inportant Lu r ,' ..i . Salads Longwood Square _ j Dear finger to rtlire to the living room,' and .4 '.i _1 of ones. :o MY 11M - * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * _____________ up t-rus t-:ul.ir too-fort-and LP.1r';'.( J Ham, Salami Delicious A[IV[' : - go II 1 11 ARRIVE ______________________________ ,i Sanford .4 I Duty KP l)EisI AIIItV : Uhristnias along ttith then go a couple soon .i:iii I drea d it. I their tt ives. The ttives just sit belong to large faniil'. and '.te stithout even offering to help (ii Muttis f or ('hristnta.s tt ith the dishes or to clean Al dinner Sottue of us bring the mess. It's alttays the same prepared (hshi's .LIiII hul fix the They arrive with their ris1 of (hi' itut'al (JOLt itt' get liusbanth and children just in tht'rt' time to eat, and they never lift a After ihnrtu all the help. I 1114 Celery Ave. . They Don't is (0mph?, Beauty Cart Permanent Reta iler Condmf,oi1 £ Yrtafm,nt Afro Blo* our . . ,,r iiwni If Volunteer For I TOUCH UP '10 area %ini '15 & up - € IM JATf AJ '\ 69 Pastrami Corned Beef ( - FLORID A "" SPECIAL! iii Ism. 1113jDErNJb VJRY I f€4JD) 1 _______ Jackie"s Beauty Coup ', Draft 'Em iirtittii,irh (ii by Howie Schneider 69 t1 - ' i EEK & MEEK -, Our Deli Also Features: - iriiu,,t lii,' it Ii • ;ui'r'triiai t>tlm' .,till tt'itd_s (ii IlluifitlI .ituif 11,1% flit 111511 ti iJnir.y "is the phi.is,- f -ubjtt iou t it "urii-r% teieni'rati 1 . J ii .iIL'U 0,4114111 lIt ir' i ci.'it' iu-t iu.'i' Ili JUT lOtIon'. iti ifli apsu!.its'ii it uittter fuiiui tthnw. !r,-.tsl I -' tisciji' iiii Its, liit't'iliruy insult 11,4, it ant hr put mU I I the t'apsuhi' , .iuses irritation Iiuiritmiru,'s I 1 he change, ii the ut'hIs jui't \ mlii t'iinihtumin IU> &tL'mi' ti 1.,'.,' ui hlitm'ti'.t iur Lily: Ii i-rust ruat ii h,. I Ii> RKRNI('I: 81:1)1: 0501. .414' rI-splirIsI fit, for Ilk. p.iu:t iltu pa u'e iurI I .111 st-ndun I . . A D A G am t,-nistii - t t i i 11111 lIlt, tie Iim,iitfu IA tt,r iitirit,'r ht-ftiri' .ini iiuninit: ., For Thursday, Dec. 15 1977 it lit,' triton iii at 't ruat i,ini. as in tu or it I hu'rs it h'. u*.ant this . r . . iinimduttive uric. esnettiahi'. if (fl. K KIRTII flAY 1 tim ton fm-atones if Ifit' '-trIll tints it (h ,i I,mru: )our goals are welk'lartfit'd. illst'.Isu' are IN'"'. 'Atilt 1111.4> 6' staihipeil, ''lf-aihiit,','ml TS MOND Y ST ND ,SATU DAY I(us tiu1,ing >t'ar >uu :l.,*'. 1,UItis iApril 20-Ma> 21)' .411% tth,'re Ili the .,tiuitim'n but '..'lii(M' for it tie lie OH .11.' 'if this set t'r.il it .ik. gr,ud 111.5> t*. discovered limit,' ( 1ibhfi.itl> in Its' butter 'utit 'paps.r P I " • • $ l(i, 1551. I htinges that it ill prove tdai that'll help > 140 get along ltit'n. ,muuil iiift'nlihit> liii' j('141110 ( ' 11% St.itiin i'it \'mmtk I bt'nt'futi,il tim >(W fhflancitull> . I*'ttr it ith Iii'' ii! ni-primulut ti'., u.*pat it> \\ Iu)1mi vt'n though the'. won I appear with IOU Felt >uu hail 'o at (tie tine little in coimiuon. You might even gro,A to like this person. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ,. l,r.'II.iI '.11,1'.- ,,, ...l -.Jwle .ui 1w 21i 1k' careful today that you do Any iht'rt toda) for pportunity of •i not bite the hand that feeds you, financial it business nature Ito ('It% U I) .,ii.I I tt'II u I U 1IIt\ jI044i1 YI Owner though conditions :iujy be Properly handled, it could do hubs and hits contr act \l)IITI( 1 I tr>ing What you'll be getting is much to assauge shaky hut 't:.iuhil South play (hi' l fee ings north enduring a little flack. ati,iut hand iii a inatciupoint tiupli. our I Having trouble selecting if .111' 1".111111, I (''%'t( 11( -Jurti' 1-,Jul', .! Send for your copy of If t lobs break 1-2 it.' ( a llI Ii. $ 4 Dion thi ck iluihi ult ulet- isirirt tif(tunul tim let his queen of Mtro-(raph letter by mailing tOddy Nothing itill Is' gaurit-th hubs hold, enter mluinniy 50 cents for each and a long, 4 '4 ; it uth tilt- are of hearts and ti> putting then, off. Pacing it .114 A -, 1 iaiiqvu vIm' take six .'luti (rut- k% unst.•i,d issues squari'l>. however, leads i", • '.'clope to Astro-Graph. of Just five *.I r I 4 (los. 469, Radio City Station, success ibis tinhit' the bi'ttm-r play SI)tTII 1.1,0 , 23-Aug 22j It's N. Y. 10019. Be sure to specify settle for the , aft. 'hr 1 1NM2 4 IM'st ) 'lU ha'..' a clear wuyour birth sign. flotniunup The r.-a'mcn for tt or iierstantltng tuda> about the us that ittutim' thnm-,- rlritriunup I , , ('APKl('0tt Iet 22Jai, ih.alulumr and tint of pa'in1tflt it ItuuOtit> i miiutt,i-t K 4 For the Hobbyist.DREMEL lilt 's -i plissitilluts >(iU luir Itim- 'orth-Sitjth htmtuL arm' This '.t iii lit null learn a vt-i> '.aIuatilt' I'd'.'. m (cc (iii Fbi- hanm,-'. a'. iI itt-ntt,il PribIm.'ft.s MOTO-TOOLS From 'i'llhi ilrtm'r thu it,' that in a 10 t,itjl,' g.,niu,' k-ss'un toda> when suihit-Ilitog 'lKG() i Aug. 23-SeN ;5 not runt,' ! r than three d.'t liar 'IOU looked upon nt-gatitt-l> 5% 11t \onih I:asi South Vimu'll hi' ih-pri'.-ing )ourself of .'rs would get In three 4 Place Setting CORELL E turns out to be the opposite i, flotrtflnp, Si' it m njuisiic'rut hi-h-sm'.,-'. if sour ,$ , I. I' \.. and I HOROSCOPE Z •, ..- 'tIr'g i!iI- ti ________________________________________________________________________________________________ - HOAGIE or in "7~ 1~ i I I 4 I ij 14. . _________________________ I, Doftie's Fabulous . ..J. _W11116 .. Try / . t, •Ilii . I -' --:_••_ hti \ ____ 1 : - . 1 me! Lunc .. (kVI 1. -: . a'e. than . 4. .0 I I 11 , ts - •/ T I . . III uIt t III' V. tilt tilt iIIi(Oil.,ItIii'.l'. ii5Ut kt'ii ifi'i$t'rn tht'rap You can irritate liii' Kiiint' ('irull lot a COIL, i tilt ;irt hat,' lion' .1lf1 Oil iillt' It ,,it ttt"t tif hormones TIit'ri hi nat hilt 'iii. (lit' it Ii flit •r'' •i'itr,f,i fil'i flits ,rift.v i i: iI ((inlath. -tth •4s •4 tti'il.il ,i...... ...... VitO'. ti'- 4 itii %% lilt t'r,';''' dlst',i'... tlti I 1 , ,ur4crli liii oii ii / . (it 114 •y i...i . _____________________________________________________ L -Jr 1 ' mmx 25 Actor N, on 18 compass 27 PlaIf•scores point 28 Kimono liSh 50 Pret,or 4 Supplement trt'.itinr'nt Airport Brady. manager. I)rItrItMiI 40 British peo ple 11 ?1. \ Sanford (left to right, right photo) Patsy Hutchison and Rene socialize. ___ ni'nti,il Iotirtriot I. at the Food items (left photo), while Richard Fowler, r.i'. eil Grns ,. JD ruer Portugal Service Catering 1wesenled a preview of their products -food, drink 150 guests Monday night. and hospitality -to Phout'. . -_ I __ . 1 45 Burmese 33 'j h " (, DEAR IM I_\1I( ,111. Iii 11% t.IrI% 4fl •ind, •itt'i ni,iti 11.0110L, 11.0110 ; of 11.1101 dicontforl during and hifor*' tiiin• tru.i1ioii. ti ii-toIogit urtkrt'iI .111 X of ii colon %oi i'. .iilv I that it ' .is .sn.I I tiiI tirR 'td e'. o f tii 1 43 H an dl e of a HIrnpshir, city sw%ofd 19 Makes speech 41 English rer 2 3 Diplomat 32 Under the t~' - II cure lem Prob • ___ __ 6 Author Turgenev 7 Church fast Cut off 9 Spain and 22 Shy main TE.) ,/ i -6 iI Il 'it 1T I UA Hawaiian choice "_~ Jerry's ' : 1 l ti&aL 1 volcano 18 Incorrect 28 ~, ." - 1-1-J - u ° Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. a _104 f goddess ( _."'1114%, -11L/ BEETLE BAILEY 42 Shuer Wednesday, Dec. i4, i9l?-iB __ --------- . . Zl-_ I I : ,.. . ._..'.,,.., . -_- , 10:. - 4 T_T__T_U 10 _____ lOp (contr ) ? ~ %~ - ;'x r I ~, I ! F~ ~-, /_ - 4*,,% ( -1 _1~,,~ . --IN , 2;~ . %' N )i Pr evious Pul, glul I -D , I . to 21M I EEP .}L ' Ar,te, Marine sight ThAr WAS / I ,% 35 38 MeteofologlL Cal device * - i �4111—Evening Herald, Sanford With Family And Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Friends For The Holidays 'us The Season For Renewing I . Finely chop almonds and set at when sit renew ties with .apricot syrup and lemon JWCC tasionall Combine corn a.sidt Sprin kle chill posider, famils and friends' Thret in niall sauctpan Cook over starch, ginger and nwstaril salt and pepper our ground t.titeis for vacations and more nock rate heal 810 10 rninuttS Drain pineapple; reserving pork Add egg onion catsup 'to hones consatencs stirring Unit for fun jwct add water to total 1 cup and bread crwiat mix lights This is truly a season of occasionally. liquid Blend liquid into corn- but thoroughly and form into festivities.M os t of us do more BROCCOLI AM)( ARROTS starch mixture; add to ham about 55 small balls Roil balls tLMO,L)l'sI ntertainlni. bttssctn midstrips and ci,ok over nitdiwii in almonds to coat place on links in tourttis; cut water chestnuts in half crosswise. Wrap each half slice of bacon around a Piece of s1au.cagc and water chestnut and secure with small round wooden picks. Place on tack in broiler pan Rake In hot oven a400 degrees December and mid-Januar) I pound broccoli. trimmed t han at any other linac It 's a I pound carrots pared anti season for fannI% dinners. open diagonall) sliced lugh heat. stirring Constantly. rack in roasting pan. Bake in F. I 10 minutes or until bacon is until thickened.Stir crisp.Yield: 32 appetizers ~.' Zr pepper, cook slowly 5 to 6 cooked through. Serve on picks. minutes \lix in almonds Yield: \ about 55 riat4atballs mandarin orange segments and SlOkI DSAUSAGI RUIAkl 1 cup whole blanched almonds I teaspoon butter or margarine i teaspoon tarragon rwiabkd 3 lable.spoons freshly squeezed sherr). 6 to 8 servings. AI..IUM' PORK CALLS I cup %hole or slivered almontis iii -uac n -axirnwaa aookan, and lemon juice 1 tablespons minced parsias I pound ground pork I' tcasxaon.s chili posader % s4ell is more 1 1. teaspoons basil. crunibled 1 . teaspoon sa *lt I can ill ounces) water ches-t- 1 . teaspocn thyine, cru.intoled ' a teaspoon onion salt Spread almon(bi in shallow pan Hake in slosi oven 300 degrees F p for 3.5 minutes sAinionds will txgolden 'a teaspoon pepper nuts &-parate bacon and place on rack lit broiler pan Bake in hot oven I 400 degrees F. I 10 oked thynie and onion salt to pan. 1ees sitU to nn Cool almoneLs thoroughly In pan. Spoon into jar and store in refrigerator. or teaspoon thsmt crumbled 1 I package (12 ounces) smokird sausage links or 32 uxkt iii smoked sausage links 16 sl ices bacon cut in half trosssiice I I teaspoon salt Almonds are arkither favorite I egg a Iea" "p' pper food for festis t act aspona ctp chuppd umOn Slice broccoh, Keeping 4. cup catsup iou*n iino 'tn~t )uu can Li,se elegant almonds to enhance flo,Aerettes in serving-size 1 4 cup fine dry bread crunibs pieces Place broccoli sterns _________________________ esers catth.ors of the menu anti carrots in large skillet; top 1 soup to nuts' A literally ,Aith flo%erettes. Add %olater to , ca.se in point is Broccoli and 0 ... . , -IL. M~ ' ;, . % * -,' Alp , ______ - Carrot' Alniondine. a choice the depth of '. inch. Sprinkle prepareforan informal part) is cooked" smoked ham appy ..-,; .w~ - - '. FESTIVE FOODS FOR (;ALA GE,T-T0(;ET11ERS - 4 ' Cut ham in Julienne strips (21; x 1i x I-. inches I. Roast I tablespoons brown sUgar almonds in butter or marprine 1' teaspoons di) mustard in large fr)ing pan stirring 2 tablespDons lemon juice over int4lum-high heat for Drain apricots, reserving about 2 minutes. Remove from syrup, rup and puree fruit in pan sith slotted spoon to abblender or put through food sorbent paper Add ham to mill Max su,ar arid mustard fr>ingpan and cook oser low ,.- 3 ;-;Iv:7 __;_~~v - , o I 'jt I I %., 1~~,-. Tossed Green Family; i. ' r 1 _ . 00c Off Label) Fornpotts Daytime Diapers......... A 1p:b, . 1-. . pe 52' 04 NP" - a %,. 0 '* o' (:]~ / 2 3 Pi 79 bite, ........ 69' Old Milwaukee $ 29 U 01 can lust S9,99 ne 1' Ga 12 Coke 2 IF • 'ro-All • I • Btl Liter Puhitu 63 t hr!sI(Jht THURS FRI & SAT ___________________ -, 1977 11% HA &gvv~ -, L giving or eating are Yule I.ogs fectioners' sugar. it desired. HOLIDAY and t4rifetti Holiday Rounds. CONFETTI ROUNDS YULE LOGS ~ ,. I I cup i 2 sticks) butter, softened 1 ~4 - - . ., I . . cup confectioners sugar 2 cups all-purpose flour - ,;t completely. Roll in con- .4f I : teaspoon salt cup chopped Pecans Beat togititheir butter and I cup sugsir until creamy and fluffy. Add vartilh. Gradually shr in flour and sall. mixing thoroughly. Stir in pecans. I cup 12 sticks) butter, sdtenW cup confectioners sugar 0 I Pinch.;.; SAVE lOc F&P Halved w Sliced Yellow 0mg I Ph I - ; . SAVE 30c. HIllosory-Outy laundry Delleirgent Poflfly Savor .... so.. ' (Limit I Pleasi. With Othoto Purchases of Ss or More, Excluding All Tobacco Products) - Bon I "Wo""W 41-- SAVE 19c (20c Off Label) Dishwashing Detergent Ivory Liquid % cup chopped Pecans dieffies Beat together butter and sugar until crewny and nuffy. Add vanilla. Gradully sfir in nour, mixing thoroughly. Stir in shape into 2-irKh logs. Plwe cc rounded teaspoonsful ut dough, ungressed mkie sheets, shape fito balls. Place on leaving space between cookies ungreased cookie sheds and to &How for spreading. Bake in Mitten. Bake in prtWted 375 preheated 3W degree oven 15 to degree oven 15 to 18 minutes, or 20 minutes. or until lightly until lightly tirmed. Remm browned. CDol slightly. Remove frolm coolde sheets and cool I Ifrom cookie sheets and cool compete) ........... I oo " 49: Food Wrap 'i'" .......... .be'*#' 78' i PAI 98 Garbage Bags ........ pb '6b01- -. • 1%)O, W,o HUIIIA. . Garbage Bags........ Trash Bags ............ 0 -- 0 ',' 29 Cre scent Dinner Roil 1:1 0 1-' Homemade Ice Cream' 'vVhipping Cream .........• Delicious Smoked Brounschwe,g,, or Fresh Kroft a Coon Brand :' 89 Extra Sharp Cheodar 4 lbs Dr essingq ( '' Wisconsin Cheese Bar Sandwich out ChOiCe) 95, ( I 6: I., $ 4 4 1 • ............. 59 a 49 Taile Templin Fiesh-Balled Sweet Potato Poe of - Strawberry Rhubarb Pie •r.." 99 Fle,schmcunn a Regular Margarine Blue Sonnet Regular Margarine 8iu• Bonnet Soft Margarine • 01 - .,, ... 59c - b .. 69c . QOc Ready-To-Take-Out Southern laill 59 4 I SAVE Ic Birds Eye #4110 I ' 'ed I Little Ear Cob Corti .... "" to ,*.' 79 SAVE SOc Singleton Formly Pack Breaded 3a Butterfly Shrimp SAVE 20c Treasure We IS9 •• OR PLAIN ' - Pt seth adacti, fl FLOUR 0 : 1 0 lito -- 46 E CT . . Mitalog Liquid Publix 17-01 site '510tiffer Mons Pods P4 I 1 ,1 :: N 30-cl plog Modesto Regular or Super Sanitary Napkins 24-c' plog [M.. P! " I 1 ,1 oI f 0 if , ........ r ., . 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I'l .- \ "'., Town House It) slit' 0 , ~1_, 4Z -,10`~ , APRICOT-MUSTARD GLAZE 1 1.11, 111 (ha II 5151 I lit h ha,ii,l IS .11.1+ .IT , time. _I . -,J`_A., ... ~ ~~t .. Avocadoe may vary greatly in cight texture , shapa and oior 1- sers t)pe bosiestr , - ....-% , " , I Mustard Glaze over ham 20 orange segments, drained SU FEATURE it'iTRUS _____ , I_I ._.- -- ' ( UI OItf t I 1101 II) — fare enhances the holiday spirit bright fresh grapefruit Roth iriil kindles the v. arnath of thii. 'lits nut balls of butters se ison \aail at dishes are avocado rest on a bed of up.. "hill FLat se ason s btaunts of fresh r Inges t,an I rule and .7 ,, , I 4F--4' - entertaining.! -_ .f I .. . 4 p 4 ' platters from the Deb " for your holid ay degrees F.) until thermometer chunks, in unsweetened juice registers 140 degrees F. f Allow two-third cup thinly sliced ~ Y. J*1 ..ft 4 . PUblix - Boxes are atssa)S . I . ,- Do not add water. Do not cover. 1 4 teaspoon dry mustard %! I __ forget tasty party open roasting pan. Insert meat margarine thermometer so the bulb is .,j . Q'i a ys in good taste What a nice way to remember ...' someone stho enjoys fine Apricot Mustard Glaze i cup shole blanched almonds Place ham on a rack in an 2 tablespoons butter or I II 11, 11 ~ , Publix Gift Certificates and Gift 11- to 34-inch thick 11. 41, "14:1 0 I to 10-pound boneless "fully. Fiven todao, cheers. colorful z-. gelatin I 3rd up sUgdt a tsp th cup cold v. ati r I (IQS fresh orange available. Their shades con. discolored spots Keep it tr ast brillian tl y in W inter refrigerated for rladximuna Avocado Salad. accented by freshness, footis 11~ - j foods!Anddon Lanquets Ili lilt- form of festiv, , "h, ____________________...._— -'-.)-. in the refrigerator read)' Iothe andtoss sell. Turn into set-sing osen at the last minute Count dish Sprinkle saith almonds 4 on Tarragon Almonds for to 6 set-sings memorable munching POt Y'IESIA\ HAM STRIPS BAKEDHOL1DAYIIM.1 2poundscookedsnaokedhamor V ~, .d . ff Sausage Rumaki. Both can be stirring, until butter is melted. I made ahead and stashed a% .. ,, ,I say 5#1 __ ~~jt.. t \ 0 1 • from skillet (oser and keep satellite and isill disappear spoon Add butter lemon jwce quickly along with another hors parsles basil th}me salt and d oeusre sinner Smoked pepper to oil left in pan Heat The vibrant colors traditional And sihata dazzling addition to Allowance of this important to 11 t si int&r holiday si a-son a holiday buffet it makes' nutrient. originated, it is sad to dispel The tiflhltd Fresh Fruit and Avocados contain good a ncient ft irs iii tht bang " inter gt labia Association says that dThoUflts of H % ilarnins And d4arkrat's l( h reds suit ailts bolidas salads sion t lack for spinach contributes vitamins A hopeful grains arid fiers golds strikuig greens either not with U and H.6 as sicli as iron lit th ii ark halls of )tst. rst ii the abundance of leafy spinach (hoos firm heavy. isell they also gr a ul the holid as intl tender asocadues shaped citrus ssith no soft • + e IC10 Q--,~-_~_ ,:, J - - unflavortil Polanesman Ham Strips at siarm Roast almonds an oil in carries the hani feast tradition large saucepen, stirring over -0 & - -," I . 'aid butter tarragon a ok r -- Fresh Citrus Salads Add Zest To Menu I 1 ,_4 I.....- ,i i I 1(_,*; ! 1 1 ,. iiiii or .I ______ S ,Aith salt. Cover lightly and ~ table-wate for baked hani bring to boil: boil gentl% for 6 1 holiday )our Highlight minutes or until tender-crisp happenings sloith these other ecial foods. Fast and easy to Drain anio remaining %ater I " , -.) , . --. ." -1All, - TARRAGON ALMONDS hers inks per pound V " Z ' t9Ir.' Wk. in moderate oven a350 degrees pineapple chunks and green for 20 to 25 minutes or until traditional feasts. A boneless fulls cooked smoked ham - r. '110111, Ilurra) for this happ} time f tMlibinc with apricots. 'a cup heat 3 minutes, stirring oc- houses. midnight buffets. tree Salt trari ming and arolini. suppers cup listrte1 almund.s 1 tablespoons cooking oil and after-the-game parties Ham is an established .i tablespoons butter I asorite for gala buffets and mar'. 110k Wednesday. Dec. 14. 1977-16 '14. . ,. Wed 1d4Y.D C 14. 1q71 __ 1. . t . 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Spencer Tracy B1W 1935 Weci w' mrs9 WAillC Beery Leo Cvr$o IB&W) 1940 (Thurs MOVIES POcketf0l 0? MiraCle, For Further Information Glenn Ford Bee Dasss Pert one CALL 322.9353 1961 (Fri ) Pocet1ul of Mira. Part two coot From Tl'i0r cs SKATING S "S 2700 W. 7Sth St. tSR A) ) Sanford •• •9 ' - •.J9 : 12 SANFORD AND SON (R( 24 ORANGE COUNTY ' Until p 955 4 UPBEAT ____________________________________________ 1000 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6 TATTLETALES 1030 2 ¶2 HOLLY WOOS SQUARES 4 6 THE NEW PRICE IS RIGHT 4 II 00 2 ¶2 WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE MEXICAN RESTAURANT HAPPY DAYS (B) 11 30 EAT • 2' 1! IN 4 or 9 kNOCKOUT 6' LOVE OF LIFE FAMILY FEUD Ii 55 4: • CBS NEWS TAKE OUT Afternoon 1200 2. 1 P 3 TACOS for $ I 1•00 Limit: lcouponpercvstomei' I Wilts coupon only Good to 12-31.77 GOODATL0tGWOODSTORE ONLY H - 600 Hwy. 434 - Longwood 8349300 0 00 A M - 30 p M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 5 Noon Noon The 330 A ALL IN THE FAMILY 24 ZOOM 4 00 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 4 ' GILLIGAN S ISLAND 'TWa NE" 6 '.IC)( MOUSE CLUB (..ns Minimum Doj NEWS 1230 2W THE GONG SHOW :s SEARCH FOR TOMORROW I RYAN S HOPE 1251 .2 12: NBC NEWS UPDATE 9.12: 1 00 -iJ.II FOR RICHER. FOR POORER IC M)OAY 1 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS j U v CHILDREN 130 .2 DAYS OFOUfluvE$ . • , - ' ' - ' ' ',. n - 't.t, 'C PARw I. 7, 3 ispriroom Adi,Itt & fam'lv r.a'i t'PebI ISIS *4*, 1797, ',,,'lrU 33) 1903 113 - HP Wanted 1? TO NVC area. hying Dec 21 or 72- Share cipenSeS Call Torn 3211S0 %ONFY P,&, ,% '.,irc,e.c i'. I..• ,.,,. , . •i,. øk ill IZ5 ri it , i I ''" 41 .1 1 P I iO5 g i , L iLl p -'0 . Sr Pana IH 5 A i i.'r 5 *.'t ,° 'u44 1.151 ! ( A ll S ALCQmic A PlQh1, I. -M IN YOuR iA'IIL, Ni I I) 'I .,l i, r ii , 0',r4 'IfitOP13 ti , I Su (P511 , ii 0 II I YF'V GRIFFIN SHOW _____________________________ or turiP'ev .trlJrn, at,or, All 12) 1Sl'('*fip Santora Al Ar,rr 6 a , C.'Ovp ______________________________ ,, 'j r, r,rn ,. 1,' I '. . 2 NEWS 7 24 THEELECTRFCCOM. PANY ri -- ____________________________ Legal Notice __________________________ ____________________________ ART SAtE' - Alt Decorahors & CoIIeclors I mfed F juliOn. S.gned A. Numbirid LittlO% signed posit'S tl?gIph% *.5ier coiors, pho'ogapris A. OIS s EvngtOo G,hlecy. Blue Crip Artitituuu Alto 9$? lms unuSual i Al Artt & WriterS Gahtry, ill Pin A, Upper Lt,ill W.nlfr_P,LL,_ IN need.', 'i" ' -- 'I' t,it - - - ii '.• 'tI13,, 3I--ui,1menls cc, ,r, 4'r Fonda mar Dental Care Ph05 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED 33771, and file the orgnal pith INc $3V 50 m Starting Fir to. F I Clerk of tht1Do strled Court on or WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Dafe of the first publication of thiS before December 75th I IS??. SAL ES I'OSl lION Notice Othtr*ute a Difivut fld ultimate of Administration TOIL FREE ? 437a&'3 December 711., 1977 ludgment will be tnlerp13 aganst RFCOROLO MESSAGE Walter L Brown you for the rel.t demanded tire A PerSonal Rep'esenta Petition AVON CALLINGI live of the Estate of ' WITNESS my hand a"d Otfucull l.ceIIent earning oppon'1.s.t, Seal 01 tad Court on tIre 7)nd day of iban Burnt helps pay for the CIrns',. November A D il?? Deceased espene' 15,111 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL I I heating Cooking, meIrgerating, I Arthur H Beck*lh J REPRESENTATIVE Babysitter NEEDED, Sanlanø tighting, plumbing, weflhiIatng, ISp CIeri of Pt-p SAM E MUPRELL & SONS 5 50 pm We P rct Coup urrigatnig, and power SyStemS P 0 ISo. 174. 6, )acq,.elns TP,ccnpson days 327 31 alter S bp m machne,, appliances, futureS and Orlando, Florida 37503 Deputy Clers appurtenance5, which now are or Teleprione 13051 $13 5500 Publish Nov 30. Dec 7, 11. 21. $17 i Part time Warehouse Help map hereafter pertain to. or be used Lb'acreen Co . 50 Slyr lab, t)FI4 ID' Pi,blith D.c 1, 14, 1977 with, ii on Oni Slid prem,5fl, I Drive, Sanford -DES 31 through ii,, se defached or I detacha(SI, - ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN ANLa WITN(SSmyhandandthewalof FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 5th day of December'. 1977 OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ISPaII In Np TIle Mar,ia1, .4 Notice ci Public Hearing Arthur H Beckwittr. Jr JOHN J PIOMETTO IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF TUE January Ii, 197$ Clerk of the Circuit Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Ci R Petitioner. P.M ,o By Jacqueline Thomp,on CUlT IN AND FOi SEMINOLE TIlt Board of County Corn Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA mi55iowre,- of Seminole County will EVELYN A PIOME ITO. PubhtPi Dec 7 li II. 70. 1977 CIVIL NO 77.1111 CA HE hold a public hearing to Congider Cli NOTICE OF ACTION D1S ClThZfjPd5 SAVINGS AND OAPI appeal against fire Board of Ad TO EVELYN A PIOMEITO ASSOCIATION lV%tment irl denying Variances on AddresS Unknown Plaint If, IN Tilt (INCUIT COURT OF THE lire follo*ng deScrlbd Iot to YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cii. PermltConslrUctlonOf5$nglefamil, f,AMY Ii MOPICItII6, a trige CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE homeS On 1015 contaIning between action to, DiSSolution of Marriage man, 145 been filed a9antf you and you COUNTY, FLORIDA 7,000 and ISO) so ft and *idthS Of ft ifi an P IA Residential Zone P IA are reQuired to Serve a copy Of your Oefenøant CASE NO 7?-23$I.CA$IC NOTICE OF SALE In Re: The Marrlags if Zoning requ.resmlnimuryr lot %,4 04 written detens.es, it any, to 1 on 0 PIOIICE IS HEREBY C,IVI'14 that LORRAINE 0 DIPIETRO. ,,Ø so ft and 7% ft width t the H EATON. JR , ESQUIRE. on trip 4th day of January, .1971 at Wife. buildng line Petutoners attorney, wISOSI ad II 00 a rn a? the Aelt front door Of and LOIS I through IS. both inclusive, dreSs is BROCK. MASSEY. the Courlhoute ot Seminole county. LOUIS J DiPIETRO, j . ftlo A. Lots 1 through 1. bOlh ii) WALDEN. BAUM $, EATON. at Sanford. Florida the undersugne'ø cIIJSjWt arid Lots 73 tfVougfi 35, bOth Winter Park Federal Building. Clerk *11 offer for tall tIe following incltjliye', Block C. and Lots I East Semoran NOTICE Sr PUBLICATION Boulevard. described real proprl, 10 lhrougIs I?. bOth irscIuSiyi, Block p Altamonfe Springs. Florida 33701, on tot I. Block II, HEF IL ER Country Club Heights Unit I, PB I). 0 befo,e December 27th. 1977. MR LOUtS J DIPIETRO. Florida Tetirpr *Ith all structure, •d improyem.nt5 now an trerpafter n Iid land, and future's attached ttrer,fo. and all rents. Issue. Proceeds arid prof its accruing and to <crU, from sad premse,, all Cf ehi(h are Included pith,n tPIC foregoing description and the r'abendum thereof, also all gas, Steam, electric, water', aria other '' DESK 7 bath home large tcien large screened porch SS fi ontir r ne 091 5 Interest for 374 months' AsSume Movtg.g. 1Qyr tefm5i Save ..',, i - e ApOra tars-±L ay ton P ealt y "ha a' Av I YAP Irt5bi p nIp ?I '13 ''• __ ' ,4 " 'O'il".'r, i1,iI', • ,', • . 'I' , i , i, i i,' , I , ' • I ,', 5 h i-55r I,,. Pci-' liSA - fi- ' qe j' .' o' 01 A o 379 i5qal I. i bfiMW i?• C• I .cs' RI C5"T" PX RIF'41 , • , '5) , ' ,, i,.,,,, ' •, , ' I it - , .w , , . n . ,.,,.',.., ' ii C5{ () & . I , . J ,, . I 7/bilc 3.5 HOIT I ' n . I £ 0 t- i h -, Aejt Otter i44 - ic - - 5,)' ________________________________ I -. 1974 IMPALA fl D AUTO CL CAN Hr u3J, 1r"- - AIR i:?Ja, ..P,., , - I Good Credit Bad Credit or No Credit • ' . i- 42 - Z ''•i''•'. - , . 'l 4" , -- -- $75 A. up • • ' Ot 30th ,. Sr.,. ..- ,,I_ _.'',' 'n.': "i-i' •J'1i,. "'. :'."' 'P 2 . q, .'. 1 '1(.4 ANS7a HI AUTO 1 I 323 •- '1 895 -. •i"li- :Io_tv tT;a(;%i.,2lL,- 'I'."' .9'-F...'I.'ii 5 'I, ,y,'q,4'. 1795 I A - HT 1577 OLOS LU*URY LEMANS 2 DR HT AIR AUTO WIDE TIRES 'fi ' 1951 i' I '? .' ,.., Cups eet& ge, i' - " ( I DR t I FULLY LOADED , OODrn54c Zag g '.'.".4' :-'. If) 1'"".). ' ''' '; :i.:", • I ii , " BLUE ONLY le CX MILES * * * * * * oS--Pets Supplies ____________________________ 5 II - $42 3116 i-p r $595 '".4 1.1' )3i i ttp 2 Dam p45A ' ,'i' ,,, I n, , - • ,' • i-s. mrirne - i , ' .,. s 5 ', , i- ' ________ - ' 14 ' I' ' ' I'.' c' !h.S ' ItO - I " ' .i• i1iiibIi- 0.5 -• ' ,'r ,i,,m',j .,t,,r,rc', Sm - ''p5' S &''.' ' '51.5,' 5um7 r' . • GARDENS )J, '" ,an or( * Ilrpu,I P% t C. nv c U L n LT : 5 REAL TOPS , p , I sort14 - ' I - - 322 4132 sh 75 DART 4 DR vi ,r c .a 1 :. •,,. " .' 14 - ' l I: ' . DR 4 A '' . A . Ac 1i- 75 PINTO 2 DR. s A- i . . 51i1 5nl. 2788 I.-- ,. '': ...... 'j:'f'Se" *5i i:''., .. '2288 --- S it . '68 CHEVY PICKUP ______________ ' - ' - __________ 1 .,n, "9'.. •s-,_1.,.iuJ• 199 to 69Q - _ 1O88 s ______________Over 50 Clean Cars --- r,i',4c i '•', I ' ' 4 C, 1-"•c-'1 •.-'z' 9788 £ " :,: '.' --:-" -. -,. I • (*414151yA5 - p ' CHINABERRY TREE : S -. S .5 i_p 'ls' a' - c•-.j .(5., i•P ,;;.,. I,. •, '..... ANTIQUE SHOP FOLLOW ,' IRIS - $JJ95 A ' ., * "' Cu'i' ' Iii' A 72 NOVA 2 DR. . . 75 MAVERICK , I ,, a ,£ .' _ ,•, .- " r 5 A £ ROADRUNN ER 69 ' '15 . 95 01 ' .s,, '76 SPOR TA BOUT Ic ', - '72 l -: 509 I ' - - , nIr' o I ' , fl. :'.'.t'. --k!I ______ 12 10.5 .. BLUE C . SOLJS(*l 1.5 i c c'. ....... pam,' I I(irpri% I '"e' lop h'uS.i"r "oc'ril, II t''.'fltS l,(t .1' ,P ' n,g 5.r' $; l,CII' n •I_ $P k'C fl(.ISb .5SiiJ*.' p.,n",'"' '1'.' 3 C •l -n, - From .,u" 1 14' SAD( '- . a s 1 • - SIt4 Al _1{__1.ih1AA. /1 '-AntIques 32 ApK 322 1 - --HerSe.S _____________________ -- S. HWY. )7.7 3219 ' - i-i c 'tuv%'A': 2565 I ''ri's I fterent Fe be frI $755 i_as. 'i_rec, LaIr -Household Goods Multtple LIstIng ServIce * Ii] p,J3 Egg 5400 Mi 4615 1, - - 51 , i PUPPIES I13a 'mat C,tts All citmemel, healthy FREE 323 I 37$) alter S 30 0 rI ' ___________________ I 32; 19*5 floor futrac, A. 1 0 I Cal lvmna bOth .0 gOod cond *25 mach I 32 3 pane outS,de door 5) 50 t n5 cm 21 5) Alter ?an5 30 LII den, ANY TIME ' iC ',' :.14 .A'4 :.: ':. .' 7454 P Johtbs RI ally s di Beaultul Pi_ u II rii C Ion (irr Stma., 'emale I male $40 Prs 500(0 & is RUial5osc,Uans Small u 0 & ,..', • so13 Lall tom app' 6111)71 STE NS T R OM REALTY I I I.) / LI _ L.. ' i-' • '. L n A ' "LIC :: t..1. Y,,rSrli , Pm .'s,'nI 0 i •c 5,, li-I 4 lW * •iCrc I'' 151'S hi'fl',' •' I5'* 13 brnIP5c, aIs / *, (10* I 51i I BR plan C CA?PI "LA ca' n S .t(hfl F " "c' 0u, fl IUI s - A . '71 SKYLARK ,, , ,,, " ' I I 1&E ___ IC', S C.' & rt csf ci- tel-I I tn I ,.j-.. p'fi'r." 5 siej '1' 0 l 41 C S CIICriOC A,, IPiIr'i'cs 45fl A,5.' .'O 'o' ,n' 1.' n; '013 ' I-IOi I45,p $ Y4r *4 4.ta " (P 575 I CS) ti-. 13.1'll. 9 0 - , ,acn Ma', AIlS •'.' I A see to acp'ec 3 maleS. I female bull w fir b'O"de ips 5175 Call 32? soc --- - Cr,s'a I Ii . (esrec o ' "I I A UPiD ° s'.0 .'.'c sss I;' '. eve *717 I I]? 0416 REAL ESTATE 'uen C c carpet COO & i, u - 7R lt'iim Corner IC?' Pne,-5 - , • : ________________ C' ,.::a.>: , 1'4,5 •S Op.n Chief IS E.perence '' PIPItCI4EST Mechanic $ hr Diesel Hydraulic Welder $3 (SLUt print A. Macline piarttSupppwir $lOSr"o WIl train with ctrldren Lab Teci Dental Lab lip.r-,nc, Steniper AgenCy See hit ..,. 'i"C p 3 &l,dnm 5O,S '"3 ii, ',1' •,;.• ' - ' ' ' - .'.sso. 'I -" I,,' 5I! .0"'. ' , .t.. 1:1 1, - i,'' - Raborrt ii i5w mit I .4,, ''"'C r rS At IP., t I , ,' "I' py•,,1, t' ,, REALTY , I• 1 '. I 'Il ' '. sn '"C writer bails I 1 p away from as I'csble flt try to install %i*tde it's Jever ork aton 00, !r niore Inforn1a1cy$ about • ,_,6nlenasatywriS,,: .'4'3 .aTsUn,er Product z)aTey rnlnIss shlnqton,D C 20207 or call 'to1I-fre, 800658.2666 Man 1andrsldCfltS ot1 c!L&X)'492.2957, - I ,0o . . . . . . P C S C P 5 HELP ' I * VIU I LW :i 1 * • 'C GREEN HOUSE * I C * 5 m • IIOSII :. ApplyInlcion RCCN THUMB CORPORATION 7)1. South I'.,ik Ase . SI 20 I' I . OR 51 IMI (All hIS ps (OlP4TIIt (11111 1)14 15( (Ir,Il, nrib (0USd Ipu! trn(ril p inc aflIp II? 9t) I 'ci ,pp....pPPe - A ii-' I , I 371 04,34 323.1832 ii (ft 3 (III ealty 3235774 day Or night " '.'( ' : I',A',, *4i, MO .'i ' - - 1 'l, ,- • 'I: .'. . -' ' ' -.. '. ''..I'. '',.•, I ---------.f'd?e'esc,c' s • ,i'pu I i_S ng iou' Pool 'at', '''' ' -ia"c tel t Air' ._ ' -- 4, ,%ss industrial Auto Clean II Ii .,.... 2$ pot I P" dawn B.IIin< Ownrrr IA? liii .'I -', " "'" ''I p 5 n.j I F',4U',I I, A, TAR? A 1 [(5 40 OPm I 15 4 $5 WI' Su I r ui_ THf END ',UMBLR IS 377 7611 1 u ,sc "" ' ' ' - ' . ' - * '' I 1 " ' • s 5 "' ' , '. '',., '' ': -- -------- _______ '. . . , -- . , ' 21) 1 • garden EquIpment Smltty', '' - . - ' ' , . '- . ,'ni • . , l'' - - lubber Stamps - A7I%.ir mao''.. 1L - •. ,., '''" .. .,, i___ . - Saw i •'Ii( , Ac, - 1( ' ' .l'IiI "I I 1 ', Id 'A', I - '-"OCt.,Ar '"'5 I , - '' -- - , ' Pr -' I Fill - I - ' ' Carl ;, ,' r I,.,i LII 322 Upholstering " - ' ., , - 'S t.tenfij 12) l.t7 - Snanpr, T,j rti, ' u Ldwn lwintenance ______________________________ r , Al. , . Electrical ' ... , - ',i', , . _ , ' Pest Control L t' . !' . -. - ' Pv'saintenance '' , ) I .. I .,, , , p 'a.., 1,r,' -'----------------- A 113) '' .Ir', 9'' ---- -- ' "c ' Lawn & Land Clearing - REASONABLE '-'-------'-----------.---.-_-.- I% z Ilass tf, luke new, lull. eupped, IS Pip Mercury mofor, heavy duty traler tr ' --__,- Ccs'me'e .10" G.gim'ili tQi_q'5 - ' , ........S '' ' - ''' - - - 323 4654 55-8oats& Accessories ,. '5 - -.,'..'.., ... - " ''" COfeWork - I , S \'C ' • ~I1 0., 's.'. - - ..'•t ' 'T."p 'r, st-, 'p.' '-. , (SR tute. H0.ape Dinette set Early Am I, $750. Bookcase Yard Sale OyS ar gil dea ,t In 2511 S Y,rtIC ICtt 2'tP, I ______________________________ ' ' I', Carpet Cleaning .cpp bed, complet, all Un?. 57% other ms ' - BR SuIte. & Sandalwood Villas . l _____________________________ -- - Insulation . '' -- - -- I' 33;.. ' 1 • ''I.C ''' ' ',",.'' - 4, , i-ca p'r ('p1. - - '1 'hi ' - "• )S4 '.1 i, sf';... __J':'.'2ii!' • "'"'5 , 5 r•im,, •i-'5 'spec , 1, -5'% I ,, C? cc' .4.',' -.. v:I '11 II'' -36157;. " '' ' . .5. tl0 W Arport Blvd Apt 83 ------ - ,an'ng )S_Y,IWk q l ,.. C • I , i-..5 -' ""' - . - •.' . 'iS'''''' - -' ,• Miscellaneous Services ' other m,sc 46-Commercial Property - ' 'i-' c'i - - I ..' - " IerP::in:uAL. _ I - , , ', i.•, 2 Pans l carport Sal. Drc II, 155 p t17 Sm Srrs bIt & white yi i'413 ip3l l't,pr im000s cra', 'ttmt Treasure 5 trasri Some tucoiture On W s'de Up-s,.ala R 200 I' of YPirn 1413 , (ANAL BUILDING SITES leadIng to Lake Monroe )ennp Clark Realty. REALTOR 322 5595 attn I I - . .. Beauty Care i 1,01494114 small Cllfuce Ice dawn rId ipprol Owner Broker $.' 0,l.,ri., II) 101$ lie - 071 ?Sib , Linht Hauli _________________________________ Rr'nt Lease or Sat P4cc Moderrr (Su.ld.ng At 'n4 liSe natrl )Z) 12171 I all 1'.li . 1'' S i:, JI' ' Otfitrs for rasp terms 11$ ICC 31) 517k u . ' - .i, -- 43-LOts-ACrOl9e I naroi ia u &'.av p, s,',_,,,_,,, , '',s 'pp.' Sat ','fbs ' ."'i P. .r 333 I ')i - " , 3720119 661 SIM . ' $154 - •__1 . tilt 7 BATH NI(C neigh (e"hood USmpIeteI, rrnrrpljejed iO4'Wrt'tC block p00? C Arpet 1401. IDAY SPECIAL t ' __________________________ I Its tmuvuiioItc In 3 MArl AIR t,tmvril, room tIll 2 bill lrrpl,i& I' I' stii .sje lot. tend' I w.lItiOii'n ,,ct13 ,vJr $n' I I ''' .- WALNUT STEREO . , •' pasualore.cho,ce l4tAi_ Toll _'T'VRadio.Stereo 53 L'. '4.'-"'T. .t' A.'s AØ ,.,,,,,,, ........... , . .9."_ . 5' Home Improvements ................ i.$. - 4 t-. - ___________________ - • - &LIP.5*4() OLDE 2 STORY 2 BR $ 1.5th, needs some fin III (017 ' Mon Iii Si m IO Noon :. • S2I I * t _____________________________ HAL COLBERT REALTY.Ii-W 55i_lli,lleLSt,r - - 42--Mobile Homes I bath 'a I AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB ' - 53-Garage Sales fe'iq'13 H A ROSS MeAl Etta'e Inc 1)16446 REALTOR - UItcPen I ' SIlL IT AR Y RA*4u,6 t. PEN tI(. I-hr new (914 balI, .rioe C h&A c c carpet p1 lIP pun P''v.5If vIrtl 122 9173 MUST St't 1 CAlL Donna Clark MEAl TOIl antennas T kF, ,'l irOnic k?(nir., wills Iirge famI, room A'ssi_uni-ip niortgape *23 endowS, escellent Io.itc'n' . tl Intertt? I. jxt A P 14 $175 ICr mo Principal plus lfltre'tt 11.7 Pa,mr'nt., Assume %Ip' 1gagt Your Trrcni' Plow (ri, ' S g'at•e '*7' •ra' Air Conditioning O(IIMOv(Ool,I:p4e,,nto till '.'vv $' _____________________________________________ - I c I ens peasal. Super Value 2 till I balh home, awnIngs Or. .911 i't '.3' DSl'rwatmre, 323 3717 A 13r dOi-5 Cab nttt citP Cjll dracers and a:, IuS.1" 0' - i $?&)0(0 5 ' i 51 Lt,0 141•iILLE AtE - 2 ,l'nt 945A Sc,ees'uea perur lot SIt 1105 stIll H'5p fel'v'es . T (JR 'flC%'Cfl5' 'iP,ca (SR SIAS64$30i30 1,,If 01 1 IS 0 • I . 14 l '459 5)00(0 DELTONA 'V 'sr4 NEED A 14O-5'' $120 _______ ________ flltflfla5 WIndy Ii, s'i'.'t'' n- .' ..•, • 1 IP1P _______ . Al BATEMAN I 1 L.Li WI .5, ac". far .2 .,, -' St.'- ___ CONSULT OUR 8 1 .P:.,'l •:.., - '3 ______ (.'c, r:cf'a,-.i'P'.' "'i' 3)5 66 5 ,4 CS,' ui::cdt.Yr: Unsworth Realty ___________ .,, ' -c '' O,, ___________ be - I 's I .iQ I ., REALTY LIALTOR3JIçS,i,,15,IS (Vt 322 1119 B anteznc _______ - I - were a,çp..i,1ed ________ S ______ ,. ... Ni' It. sr' •4 ".i' -; . .:'. .c 1."' • "I l. ,,;.i-,' ., . Ii •• ... ,, .,',,',."i-I,, ,i--mi i-i' .,i.'.' ,1 -- - ___________________________ ST over( wthC ,, "", .'. 'n'ann;slrat, cloie Io;hoois S sP.opp.ng Willuani' MAI(lC'wti WI A TOP 377 195) - TATF 52-Appliances I:,' '"'l i --- C 51. ''r-.,- is,. SUN.PlN cti I .. - , • .1 • AAA FLORIjJ .. . . fretirl, Pi'fl'ed newly carpeted, clear. 3 ... mpIoyment 7Q1 C0rnrn,r(ual 371 1.17$ "tow iow Fee F . -a; pllp:I •si- t. IfS 1. I Open RIjdeqrtuisl&Mec,ancaI Printer ft. 's - I; ______ 55,DOdge Dart Yc,0n Can Carp,' ) - , 14 2119 P.11-c "QorS P ' I,, •,5 i 61 ( - Ir Srm or (I :m'mss leA P. i - '.pes -' r Singer I Jim. nuni nealLy I Ireplace c r' nitchefi A A (APC' JSl ms5r. - i 'A 'z' ' .1m' . ji-1 ' II 3 HR. I bath ht.mne ri a '.Oflse o IP - I I . a -i , a (OMIOR'AtttF ---_________________________ - ________ - I 2'' •' 1977 A IiI ___________ Si-I CC . Real Estate iS iv 4 69 Pon, CatalIna $550 &o CCis13 Cal AI'pr p m 373 $ (Spas (.'e"- pIOrr GIatse 'p' •s i Ca, (Sect Coffee U'flt I n A met us" Rer' (.'a' , - V. - i_ , - .,,.,.. -_________ -- GENEVA ' 'ct er sR[14A55Q( "", Ca . ' (Ount?y atmoschereu Ncr larpe i' ii.nns area Call paper fl13 5. lIchen deal F c i4nit JuSt 574 SO path , $15 & •. 3 I j4 ' A C s 197) Buck Riwera 6i_rg0n, fuh power I owner, e.'ra clean 372 bM o' 37) Ot P0 n r I I I '.' M 01 A1 LOVELY .,,.,.,, ' ...'i (" I ' C'' ELECT POL UX VACUUM E2 r 377 , "'''Ii' 30 A3t1fTw nts UiurnisIw '6 • P' I ' I......... r Rent - A A 5' ., Ac 0 PSl'C ("'.5 e? %bpi5 S ' 'r : te' rs'- n (SAGOS ','AR. ( ' I'S ,a'j , ' ''.:'' u , cnpa,cnenp i'', 14 3 $414 2 LaIr hOmt fl 54nora' PnIpj . bitchen C uSA c n.n area & m<p, morn DPP A'ARRAPI T it 5? 139 - - I 0 $l) 80-Autos for Sale - acrmç i a.' rasi, con,l , i tr, rto a 3 c' I AR Oni, HR 5ij6'f "t''. - - $21. OX 'i4n-m,, I 1 IUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII? OS •!,Ii- ' ' Clean, t " HAUL I NO' S'eam 3 3 : I F ILL DIRT CLAY SHELL - N • 6u J 3 i_'p -Equlpment -- Cv i_St , Sr .. AR ' ' I 5I) r , :i0 1) 7 , & 0)4 'rp'3ps'tL1' "I, i i - I kC I A YtNIS I 32) IS'7 a ' ? ' • C' ' S .31, (.51 Øs . & Srr S P.5 I - u'p , ini , . luniancable ,• I 14:5 't3 s A.F in S Dr i JOST ' en v[ I , u I A,r ' - tMlariir Act.' •or COmRlf 1% /ll HAP 1*4 (014 POP 1, blOt, PSi ', *4 A Y II Iflsecl"i.v hut ii 12650 ---- S POmP -- P 150* ,. ',r i- I ,inhienl 00 pOrlunt p5 fl 5ni.5lIn corn mUnuI,p% ii SOC initial n - -- 79-Trucks Trai 1 Catse',., Plaza - - rt" id , - I C )2)t' FurnIstX'd ,,u I"ts 1)) 1141 $1 1. I 7 "j I _________________________________ • .i I iAitmen? s; .54, ec 5,, p 5)5 •in's 51 -c 'A I-mr., ]'A,Pt5 '1 i .'. 5 0, cc.'.' Reautor A55o a" 901 13aQ9 Houe - 5 c 62-M1 ,, 6150- altec--5 --- .-__ I A 5 S ,' - i lØr Removed - - t'AY 1 ONA Au ,•c, 9 I 'ri,p cp5? p1 Sperjc.i. Peau' e II bold p.r Aj TO AUCTION p.'t & 5t fight itt 33 Ii S oi. c'r'e I' 'arc., Yc,o tt li 'nec, pc p charge Other $5 ' Mn' • on - I s or & o•r fuOr.I,C It ' ' HA, I OCtri l3477 Ill )l1.i n.m ,', P I ipn:c.5 I.rc13 .1 S'0'le - I I r.a" $ ''''u' ' Bolder 3777217 EQual *4 OS rug Opponiunit " 'il-IS WORMS $ -- CARS tr'i5 5 m ponrs $13 to $73 371 altpr S pm & ' iSispc C umruhure . 'lR - , ' -, 931 ADONC (PuN1 OSED F 'I S,13 fr 1,3 Oh ' a •' 'n u"'i- - o.rlp 2 %tc, '''ni5' $3 fl(?Pl, '.' ''iu 121 1173 -- ' A ) - me or inn (1.555 •i3313 p 1Cd BUY [ i_-il NI P[ AR I( 14 . - P iAIl 4 I'll'. '1,11.1 '.Pt '3., ' ce i i5 3? - ,' 77-Junk Ca 51015 .flO.'.,,fp pill " ' - W 1 U141411 URI ;t.F UY LL )ll 3151 5 rb 3 _________ 327 55?? urAL'ou .. .•. Sanic'i 0 i'i! I S'i'e N'rs rr 172 1 3u D 2'. 144* - I? 9) - ' _, 5! 'i A ' - ---- - 322 -77e -- I -- -. Ri. -. - l4 I . ___________________________ I p p "p _______________________________ i_uND&uiSI 0 rg R,.i Elta', Bole' 413% A 1'' Sanir' I 6ff ice Supplies pli S Ice I I - - e ,o a t p,I I me , I 14A ' - - , - - " ' - o qant LSC Pr,4tp .l"d FREE Group 606 BALL S 0 ico.,nt Mi_Ic (ee'p. ZY2 r A,r 32? 2255 leg nq "ac p nger 'cc $iIS baa_Ce $53 S ngpr e'uma SOdnew lgr$1 Ii Cr tf 52)5 ., a' At,rOpO SE A ((94 TIP 3)5 St9tp I I al P4c, Only $35 St Odap a Donna Clark REALTOR Astor Pt A ROSS P,aI Estate I REALTOR 131661$ 1 ' p0', Appr i cli, I I 'mas DR. escellent location 1,pt Intene%t S,pct APR ut (4 Iriw '' il .1 (l'4m .'13 br rpnt L i-I5 5 br' r III 373 591.7 4Hi-? I /le home 0t5 S . IC'. I) wIde m pelt adils celcmp v F'r , Sanbo'd c'" 200 Nw York Avenue Egg Harbor, New Jersey - '. jà V.0 DR pen.,nce '-- Pg 95. PubluC Records of Seminole file lire Original with fire Clerk of and thit hOMES OF ORLANDO. Section One. accorn3.ng to hue plal th Cnty. Florida Further described Court ether before ServICe Dli as recorded in PIat B000 I), Pages S as located in Section 2120 30. lying Petitioner's attorney or urn and 6, of the PbI Rorøs of appro.irnately mIle North t SR mediately thereafter, Ottrerw,. a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Samnøl, County. Florida, that a Ppfit.nji for Du55øIi,tiø 137 and West of Country Club Rd default will be entered aganst you foge'trer Cith all Slruj(t&,et mm 101ST 21 and your marriage l Petitioner will Marreage Pat been file'd against you, orowemenis luatures. appliances. and pou are required to serv, a copy ThiS Plibilc hearing will be held in be diasowed and appurtenances on tad land or of your answer or pleading to the Room 703 of the S"minoie County WITNESS my hand and th, teal of used in conlunctOir ttr,npwuth PCti'.Onionithp Petitioner's attorney, Courthouse In Sanlord. Florida, on lh,5 Court on November 21sf, I!?? The aforesaid sale All be made GARY I SHADER, ESQUIRE. JanuarylO,lSlI,atl 00PM,oya uSEALI pursuant to a Final Judgment en Pot, Office Boa toon fheceatteq as psibI. 020. Attamorite Arthur H Slckwith, ,l'. tered ri Civil No 771511 CA 01 £ Spring,, Florida 37701 and till the WrItten comments flied wIlts the Clerk of the CIrcuit Court now pending in the' Circuit Court Of original Ans*er or pleading In n. Land Developmenf Admlni$Pr.t.r By Jean E. WlIke the JdCal CIrCuit irs wIll be consIdered. Persons Oflir. '0 the Clerk of the CIrcuit ap PublIsh Nov 3). * D.c 7, ia, 1177 and for Seminole County, Florida plating at tfSepuIIc hearing will be Caarf on or before the *15 dly OER DATED thiS Ills da of December, December, lIlt. If yovfaIltOdow. heard only. Hearings may be 151? Cofltlflufd from time to time as a default will be taken 1iflf y tS,all for the re(,ef demanded In the found nce'ssary Further details NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Arthur H Bokpitir, Jr. available by calling 333 13)0, Eat Petition On December IS. 1977 at? pm I, Clerk of the Circut Court DATED at Sanford, FlorId., 501 the undersigned will Sill One 1971, By Mary N Dlrde Board of County S'mninOI CouiWy. FlorIda, fIlls StIS TrIumph Tl00RC0Ss3fl,rnOIørycie, Deputy Clerk Consmiso,jet-t day 04 0.1mb.,, $177. to tiu, CPS$e9e5 for rtPair and VAN DEN BERG. GAY Seminole County, Florida Isian I $torCge Sale wIll be held at' BURKE, ' A By Dick Williams, Arthur H Bock*itfi, jy Larry's Cycle Attorn,'s for the Plantif I CPIa.r,t'ian Clerk of the Circuit Court Markham Road p.j Office BOa 190 Attest y Jacqueline Thompson P$oi, Florid. Orlando, Florida Arthur H B.ckel$h, Jr Npu'y Clerk PvbltSh - Dec I'LL 7.1,9, II, I), I), Telephone )OS '33 7S Puuliluh 0ec14,1917' II. Ill? Publsth: Dec 7, II, 31,71 II?? Publish Dec II, 577 DES$1 015)5 I an In m & Sod 'ls * '' ,j CUTIIOouIII ' I - DELTONA Ci A I . off -------- Tirp Sooner pu place tOur I l45fj13 tiresØAer Ou AI rcndsse 59sIcaI gIts, handmade C? t'iiei. iSaddle Genera S''e 1.15 Em A .e • 3merl, '.'l'p Carler P1 rit ________ - ., Draftsman -- ________-- - 37771 - r,.4554, C RAN C P4 '1 P A L I Y RE AL TOPS 5)0 6061 Walker .i,..'_.i, I 4? 'PriCy - Plani Mgr 514 (00 Ctrpm'cal on MechanIcal ci _____-- ' I It l.,t1l, At '11.0 1', /' ''.'.l ill, 1.( i) I Ti I '.0 ',, P.' HI 14 i ' ;, --- - -- I THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cik PROBATE DIVISION CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Fle Number 77315 Ce COUNTY. FLOSIDA I O.v,iO,i Case No 77 2290 CA OIL In Re [slati ci In Re thi Marria,e ci j JOAN BURNS. DEISORAPI Dl LOIS POTTS Deceased Pefiliorser Wilt NOTICE OF I arid ADVERTISING ADMINISTRATION iFRRY DON POTTS SALES PERSON TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Qeti,rije,,' Hutblnd 5-Lost & FOUnd CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NOTICE OF ACTION ___________________________ Seh Ad.." s.nç spar 'C.ite THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL TO JERRY DON POTTS c.,ui, L map butt & Abtt IJi'S .It3 A' ir pp. tt.tr OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED I5 Aflttrn a' e in ac rep neespape' .1 ns n.,, • IN THE ESTATE ValhilO. CalIfornia Slid! rer 'r Oi u,5J I 54r%L'e?spri "rN2ri fr 'p" YOu ARE HERE BY 9401 IF lEO YOU ARE NCTIFIED trial an JI 3511 l 'sr "Inn App, " r&I 19e ahImn straic,,' f ini actor, for dol,lor1 04 marriage - - -aSSigneeS, Il'r Isenors, credlors. of JOAN BURNS. ie has been fled .ganSl and pov 'vs,,,s or Qlprer (humanS. hI Ca NTht. i 319 CP. pemro.ng ri tire are reQuired to %ii, a coQp Of pr - .I.C' S 'iJ ( tI.t crejior.,, truS'e. or Other CrC,JI Court tom Seminole CouruIp. erlIprI defentet 1 Cop, to it on clamanit, bp InrrovgPi, under or lor,uj Probate Dyson tIle ad 01 BOR API DE LOIS POTTS. Bab,%ltr.g fl rP', c'r 4i ' aantI tad Deteridarrilsl and all dreSS of *Puth The E vening Herald rugnI 31) 5554 5 Seminole Count9 PCtut,orser, etloti address .s ios vninoe'n panes having or claiming . COVnIP.c*JSe 5arufrj, Florida The WijI 15th Streel, Sanford. FlOqida to hait mv right. tile or rifere5t fl ' )) N I nrr, nr A.n PettonaI revmesentative of the estate fl7lI. on or bfo,i December 77th. tire properf sinlOnd I hO.ii dCtCrmbed ni tIre 9-Good Things to Eat WALTER I t977, and fsl t BROWN, *ro, orugnal *,th ttie _____________________________ Complaint to foreclose Defendantt ______________________________________ Address 5 5021 Tomoka Druwe, Clerk Of IPiut cevri •iIPir Yr '' 'pr r.'ll'.%PC' 'c', before Defendants Orlan, ioruda 3210! The name Service on PetfOrl,, or mm "" ic Mn' ulo'O mc,. ,% SWEET CORN-S2.50 BU NOTICE OF SUIT fld jjr55 ot lIre perSonal mediately thflft, othCrw,SC a '.4555 & rvnt i- rid I 'in' i-n , STATE OF FLORIDA ARMI 14 S 5 representative t 4 A9.,f attornep are set default *11 be entered against VOV IN 4445 ' 9 ' c. TO 11506 menu' Ave forth bel* 121 J;pI Ion tI'ie rtteI demandtd fl KENNETH I FAULKNER and Open A All Ptf5O hawing clams or complaint or pfIlon _ ' Da,s tIreS LORRAINE L F AULKNER. $ demand, agarist the estate are n 'ic sc ni -__ J ." u s.4 "'r WITNESS mp hand and In sal of CAlF ISIS etc. WHO tt OCt 1150Cr, Ptettflt$, S lb Dotes 'osier , reQuired WI THIN 1.45 ,.4'J ,%fli Sri THREE thus Court on Pdosenrbeq 715?, l!77 A I' Obe dead or alve marred, single. bos Ill Y4Pr .< n" , sri' ,,, (all 312 pu MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ISeall d,or(td or rtmirrled. and thfn 313 3141 THE CIRST PUBLICATION OF A6lPsur H Becketh, jr ----------- -----respective hers deviteet, grantee,, THIS NOTICE. to tile *utti th clerk NAVAL ORANC,[5 I o'ru er ("ru.t Clerk Of tPu (pci,? Courl I assigneeS. luenors. creditors, of tire above court a ertten B, Jean £ Wile 'or tale' I) OObuSPip' I;? 0)52 Irutteet. or Other claimants. ut, -(II '41/ statement oi lop clam or demand I Nil ii • i •s Dtpy Clerk 372 $7)) ueotors, trustees, or oIlier WI A .. t they map ia,e Each clam must be PubliSh Nov 73. 30. Dec 7. 14. 1977 I 'i' Oalrnanls, by through, under or , tm'h f 'mi-nJ ii A)b ,.Ius!orii & asr r, emlturlg arId mutt indicate tire OER 11 aganu? 5a defendant 151 and all 11-Instructions .,,, .-,. S?r% in, ior the Claim, the name and virkño parties haying or claiming ii • .,4i •.5 flJ iotti inn add'.t$ li, ' iN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND aq.w I 'n . cc.' ' '' m4At,'A .. II the property descrISed in lIre (lamed If tire clam 5 not vet due, FLORIDA inirnurn.nrui5 trIton's A, Complaint to foreclose Dfehoants. the dat, wren it *11 b(ome ue CASE NO 77-2J1$CA ii i cetsores Repa-'t III 1 II' 5' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED shall be Stated II flip claim 5 In Re the Marnsige FORREST GRE EN E . 5.arlor13 )2)111 that a Si,it has bees fled agaunst you AL 'rcilrs contingent or unliQudated, the HERBERT ALL IN MATHEWS F S.niie ;n,,p ni the above ttyltd cause, and 'err"., r5tri,(Ion, a nature Of the unCertantp shall be 4 $fjj,t 11,4 ii Prltoner, yOu are regvredto file your answer 4.l,Iable TeachIng ,oungsters Staled If PP clam 5 SeCvfed, the IcrO stIr Its, Clerk of thu5 Court and tO a %pe-aitw lalest IC(PiSt.QueS t,(urty shall be described Tire MILDRED *5 'A THIWS Pvc, (pttffj 5, USA 1' o eerie a copy thereof upon THOMAS LUO cla,mant Shall deliver Sufficient ReSpden' Tenru 14p sir, I , nI & F PEEMAN. Attorney for ' copes of th Clam tO lire Clerk tc, NOTICE OF ACTION $13 ' Ya'i Planlilts P 0 ISos 70 1009 H*y enable IN. clerk 10 mal One copy to 'fi.%l STAIf. or LOP IDA TO 54)5 43$). Altamonle Sprngt, Florida each personal representatIve A lI MATHEWS MILDRED flleci 3fl0I net later than January lOfts, All persons inteqe5led in the estate Whose Re5den< 5 Unknown 18-Help Wanted 11l If yo,j fail to do so. a default to whom a copy of th5 Notice 04 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED map be entered against you for 4. the Admnisfraton has been mailed are that HER BC PT ALLEN 1410*4 SL'lQO& (,WADS I relief demanded •n tIre Complaint 'mIed 14011 (brtlmAl SIan 24 pt reQuired. WITHIN THREE MATHEWS sat filed Pefitm TPustuit 510 fOreclose. mortgage Open.ng NOWi Good Pa, $611 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF lie Circuut Court ot Semnole mo I Trowel ThereaIpropertyproC,ydag.in,f Ad.,nt u rt Planrp4gr $11 cab THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Co.jnty. FlOr,da, io DiSSOlution Of s voCalonaI Iraining FatI Chemucalon Meu'afl.cal,, THIS NOTICE, to file any objeCtIons Marrage, ad you are ?eQured tO Ajvanerntnt LOt 23. BloCk 0 AMENDED PLAT Opportunil, penience I tefV a COQ of yOur they may have that challenge, itten 4 OF LAKE KATHRYN PARK Con'act U S Na,, Rrut.ng Drittmn validly of the decendetit's Cull, the defenses, ii Any, Cr1 KENNETH 'V THIRD ADDITION, according tO Olice Tel 317 $71 14 C9u'hr Uq.jdef,lI Qvllf&cal,ons of tire personal MCINTOSH, 01 STEPISTROM & yf.(p, cal Mii'r p INC plat thereof as recorded in Plat (ccnp,n.,aton Pru,ipn representative, or lire wenue DAVIS & McINTOSH, A!tOmfle, for olC,m5 Bo IS. Paget 43 and 41 Of INC Focj Ludg.ng 30 ' (PtI 1Sf ..wr risc, urtdcton of the cot PptIin.r ChOse aodress i POSt Pubic Pe<or ian'. ci 13 sJ(i'on, Copr'r of Sem.r.ole Coi,nly. Vechan Alt. CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND Ott'ce ISo. 13)0. Sinford. iN THE EIGHTEENTH JUDiCIAL CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF FLORIDA CASE NO ?7•3344.CA-0t L HUGH S McMURDO and MILDRED I McMUROO huS eli. Phanitfi. 'S P.ENNETH E FAULKNER Cr113 LORRAINE I FAULKNER PS fe WHO are not neen preseorl, dead or alit. marred. d,crced or rtmarrIed, a rner 'especiws herS. div',tCS, g'antfe%, Ii, C - SPI C lA. I', & OVi.. Irrparr'J .ln&1 &doiflU '' (" l't5CJSP4'5('n "rn .id flo other ools ri tP Jlepjr,il vii All I ser.,i ri the rr?s.r,,ni $'JS cnn t "n. , Ares 4oO" & iloa'ti , ti!Orir.5i, I'd ce"%JerA'on •P'C1flVS5h'J appi, n pern c IP 'n r lO,.J.5 S'itr I "Pdr'irc" Srs it SIC [.rc ., S'reet Sesl Pii" bearr I , .s .'45 np 13 If ?i4 • FurnIShed * l5pct - I T2 ti. ' 177 - ('liNt. St 4A-Public Notices Legal Notice O"mJr' i,i,I I . -' _________________________________ ,,,, , 'etc. - r, g5 .is .5" ('lrt'h,i,,t I nC P.,. r .5 th.5si l,, .s' ,ii'i p '"e P 0 fl. IS) San'crj 1 )'' 5 30 eO Set. - - pn I p r i for 1211.1. French Ave III I WASHERS $505 UP' SANFORD AUCTION ARINE A _______ 5 Johnn j I, 'or fa"i , i-,s or Ir eri prlerr, jr trip, ' 5)1 iS,) Ifrfl'pdlt, POSleSSOn 2 (SR cPntra I H&A A Itt No Pcts S Pars Ait if call fl 9U1 4? , ..i ,. 115,5(0 Oerrr n *.1 in t,rr I 'S Only 11, SI)) I ri-li-c_ ii- ujn i Ie for CHRISTMAS SPECIAL -___________ SANFORD - r,enp, 5sceIianeous FHA reSale n Academy Manor 3 HR. 1100. IIS? 23 PSI, 360 m00thS S. prt APR Inc 1 AS I -Autos 80 boa'tSeh Santr, --_- .5t •i.,r, r'i'rrre RtIty. i-i- 0 I , DIVORCE POR MS Sill 570 CO 'ret eia•ii iii Bos 7CI 312 Wednesday, Dec II. t77 -78 - 72-AUctIon Hour 41-Hous - 31114 25.5th ** irper lnnud plrd ft0 t?re & tair.5% $34 C ru 5237 I 5 n • T:rb POISjOPI I• 2121 'I*, I ISv 1r $5 - _____________- Cypress Pri REALTOR 734 , I • I S 141 Ii -- r IF It.' I ' Ii 1 i& - I _________ lISA. range, diShwaSher refrigerator draptt & 2 car garage All for 00ly $S-1.O Call Jim Yates at 305 322 IsiS or I pt " - - ,5,',?rS'.sc (Quntrp Living Otteen. Deltona area beautitul 3 BR 2 bath all brick home, 5itltp130 corner. I plus acre lot W w carpet, , I OppOrtUnIties t P I it P 1/ Dl I 5 00 BRAD 0 ." STAR TREK ' 55-Bts & Accessories &HTISc TGA I I r ' - - - l)fll RIDE RIS) * *' :i , r4ler 74 -BUSIrSS -- Legal Notice , Before PublicQtion 4-Personals MARCUS WEifly N 0 12 EMERGENCY ONE , 1 ADAM 12 6 BE%ITCHE0 9 I --, 4•.1 ., mic,v 'wriu,.n, P,I, ,r't,, t.,,,yp,, ',t4 e 5) P. 4rp ' • 3'p • Sund - Noon FridQy 2 2, 6 -S.,.,. its - 'Aments UurnIshed DEADLINES 3 15 I GENERAL HOSPITAL 9 RI 1 HeIp Wanted n LegaINe" ¶2 MERV GRIFFIN • I IV1%U 18 43c a line Jlc a Inc Jic a line I time 3 consecutiv, limes 7 consecutive times ______________ I RATES Ufl ID 3 00 12: ANOTHER WORLD 24 VILLA ALLEGRF 9 ¶2 NEWS CAVE IT SpiOw 6 ,' Marriage Work 9 EIGHT CONT 4 24 DC acd'op 7 FAMILY FOCUS Main9 Guests Anthony. eeey Dci Mario 7 DOWN TO EARTH 0 liii (ID f-fsaier J 'o; THE GUIDING LIGHT I ONE LIFE TO LIVE PERRY COMOS OLDE ENGLISH CHRISTMAS TaPt.d In London, a tradtiona English Chrstm wthapart let set as a FRIENDS POLICE WOMAN 2 ¶2 nO* lime Period) Lloyd Nolan ___________ __________ -- CLASSIFIED DEPT. '* FOR CktiotlKo16 GL IDEASI 831-9993 322-2611 230 '21 12: THE DOCTORS 9 OrIcndo - Winte Pwk Seminole I $20 000 PYRAMID koduCe the program 1000 Nck wtio outwits Pepper and fl" 7 MaCNEIL.LEHRER RE. PORT CBS MOVjE The Nest Man Sean Corrnery Co'rie.a Sriarpe 976 Suspense thrlier e th the oe'lapp rg corIds a' rte'ro,a-j ;" ec c' AS THE WORLD 2 00 guests as a lovabe bot crafTy old b.ar* robbr. dressedas St 6 7 30 4T 1 TURNS performed EMard V.SIeUa in Rosemary ther lonely od general a Merry Cfvstmas 6 THE CITY THAI FORGOT ABOUT CHRISTMAS 900 2. 12. BlACK SHEEP SQUADRON Season ore. mere of tP's sriae starrng Rpberl Conrad, tormorty hued Baa Baa Black SheCp Pappy )Coriad) clashes C lb a C.rnb4t p(Cst Orl l ccmbat psCho'Og1 CrIen a fçhter plot IScort HIaridsI decides that Iiis ca,s ae 7 OvER EASY 9 ABC NEWS 'e B'ad'o's WI'r,te Christ. Bog Crosby Kaye FAMILY AFFAIR 2 4 MOvtE mas 9 12. NEWS 6 30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 6 Mozart, ?eatures Dancers Mer• Ashley arid Robert Wess. The Four Tempormonti wth uSC by Hrndemth also 8 30 Evening 2 6 !eaPs 9, presents '*' rtgages Bought Herald. Sanford, Fl, '-' :'.- I �SB—Evening Herald, Santora, p. 14.1977 0 . PORK SHOULDER ARM WHOLE HICKORY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WINN.DXIE STORES, INC. COPYRIGHT-1977 SMOKED PICNICS 70th Year, No. 100—Thursday, December 15, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 1 School Board Firm, 01 Tables Resolution 9c 1• 5 U IO74NM1 1 - OLD MILWAUKEE IVs o To The Court * H %IAITYI.IN SIIEDLMN Herald Staff Writer PRICES GOOD DEC. 15-17 PLUS DEPOSIT —— Unpaid Claims COCA-COLA PACK . J BTLS. HARVEST FRESH VIXAR BAG WESTERN RED DELICIOUS 99C APPLES Ck C11 4t . Wines. !!JII4j fl 4 is / SF:i .%TTORNEV JOHN ('Il4flLEE ADDRESSES SCHOOL IIOAIU) Ri,f Crminr, FOR a _ i44 T,, I-Icirir4 In I III ccm;nrIci 4IIIIIIIJI Potatoes . . 10 $1 29 H111 TANGELOS J Cabbage . . . 3 900 HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA i4o.p.s FI.%h TANGERINES I . 99c 13 FOR Nor'.pt Froth Ypir).. Coni .. . . . 10 99c GRAPEFRUIT DETERGENT TIDE 7 IF 5 LB. 79c BAG Lemons . . .11 • 99c - HARVEST FRESH ' 4. CELERY 3 49-oz. $10II 99 0 .' P . ' I, 1 .4 CREAM STYLI OR WHOLE KERNEL POTATO CHIPS MEDIUM OR LARGE SWEECUT ) 8-ox. GREEN BEANS II Fresh Country Styli Cut.Up Pon.R.dt 4 HICKORY $WEET CREAM ICE "Fiv ° , I ' '.' 1 1'. Morse, who has operated I,ocaters international detective agency in the county since 1975, says he's going to sue the county in circuit court to require the county commission to grant him the permit. IIl.s attorney, Mark Itabinowitz of Altamonte Springs, will file the suit next v.eek, Morse said: Morse's appiicatt" for a concealed weapons permit was the first one considered by the county commission since September, when cornnussioners adopted procedures for issuing permits. That step was required by an April state supreme court ruling that the state's gun laws intended that the respective vount% (m• niis..sions issue the requested permits to all applicants pOs.Se55ing the qualificatur.s of age and good iiior.d h,urac(or" Commissioners weren't happy about adopting the 1 d.rt ii'.ili) procedures See ' TO THE ALTAR • Students .it All Souk Suhtsd brought iIi to I hr a lI.i r at the Advent \l,is .it lI Snuk ('atliulit' ( hun'h. The Io ' still be distributed ai urti .i to iiecd Fatii ilit' for (Ii rit in a" I hrouth the Sanford ( tim l'(iii) t"IIariilL! 'l'iis "iIiiu,u :.:.,: ........ :: (ciiti'r J- SHOtli). I'u,' . £ FUDGE BARS FuJge Cake • , '' 99C SALUTO PEPPERONI OR SAUSAGE FRENCH BREAD PIZZA CREAM See I'M'AlI), Page 2-A Committee Appointments At Issue D,u Is Ct.od Ch*,. & CicoIos. CUT YAMS — PlAit VEY MOIISK WANTS PKItIhT VOlt 1'IIEE ' . 12.PK. PKG. 89 SOUR :-' ii '.4 -, "' ,,,•, . •. Honey Buns . 3 . 9 00 Tea Bogs LLM is - 99c r RI / HALF GAL. SUPERIRAND TWIN POPS CANS # Sure up 'o 77 nn 35.p.iixu.d i.o I) of Cvpi 9"j ':. $100 Topping Sa., 33 u 344.00d iu,' , TWIN PKG. c Fryers ........ 69c . '4 I 41 &,Il.j..v .nreu flB1t?I# ALL FLAVORS, ALL NATURAL C RACKIN' GOOD REGULAR OR WAVY CORN LB. 49c * HALF 79c GAL. T PEAS K.hn',u,,vIor.r Thick SIIc,dSvg., free .- ICE CREAM THRIFTY MAID U S D A GRADE 'A' FROZEN : 99I 0 1h,IIt -1 Butt Roast . . • 's 99c SLICED BACON - .. Pickles .. .".' ll Fresh Perk Shogidir lesion FRYE RS ' SUPERIIANDSHERIIT 0 iii.... . . a C WUAI - •' STALKS $100 Romaine . .13 ,, 99c PORK ROAST D - "Covell Fresh t Whole or Butt Portion 1 ---- the HpjI Froth Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase excl. cigs. FED 7" CUT PORK LOIN RIB END as 1P By MARX WEINBERG Should county commissions an Altamonte Springs private majority vote by the cornHerald Staff Writer be in charge of issuing the detective who wants a permit to mission to grant the . t'rniit. (First or rw Partsi permi ts - which are valid only carry a concealed weapon. He Cornmasioners last week voted ap Should private citizens te within the borders of the says the Seminole County 3-2 not to grant Morse the allowed to carry concealed county in which the permit is permit Two commissioners granted - or should there be a weapons" voted against Morse's ANALYSIS Is the Seminole County state-administered, statewide permit - Bob French and Bill ystet1' Conumssion required by an say he didn't Commission i required to Kirchhoff April Florid.. Supreme Court Is the current system grant him the permit because establish a "compelling need" decision to issue concealed workable, and bit fair to peo%o he has met all the requirements to carry a concealed weapon. weapon.; permits to anyone who' who apply for thC14rm' ' hts Is at least 18 years old and "of mid, the mutton sit to grant The Issues coming to a or issuance ofa pennit good moral character" permit head because of Harvey Morse, Hat: y All but one, anyway - a the Kwiatkowski - sass he ••jj has a personal feeling" against granting concealed weapons permits. are HARVEST FRESH WHITE I... . - ,• _I '' -i's On Weapons Permit 20 FOR $1 69 59 ,,Pumpkin . 3 rf.! II FLOUR LB. BAG I., ''.'_•'V'#t .''4"L',' The Ls" I Questions Complex HARVEST FRESH VIXAR BAG PILLSBURY PLAIN, UNBLEACHED OR SELF-RISING The question of whether or not the Seminole County School Board ilI pay half a million dollars in unpaid havc to be cmpoyee insurance claims apparently settled in court. The board Wednesday refused to act on it resolution stating it was willing to pay the claims if a court should find such pa)inent legal Instead, the board authorized its attorney Douglas Stenstroni to defend a suit filed against it by the Seminole Education Association SEA to force payment of the clauns by the board. Motion to table the resolution until after completion of the law suit was made after Stenstrom told the board, you voted to defend that suit. Obviously, if ()ii now admit sour responsibility it would weaken your suit." School Superintendent William P. Layer said the suit filed by SE,\ states the board is responsible for the claims, left unpaid when Old Securities Insurance Compan) went into receivership. 'We have reviewed the suit, and it is for WOO Mp breach of contract," Layer told the board: We can find no justification for this suit There is no wa we broke the contract," Idyor continued Stenstront told the board. ''1 feel this is nut a suit which can be sustained Li) SEA in the court. It is based on the contract with SEA to provide insurance for the diipio)ees. with the uiipiication that the insurance would include payment of claims." School board member Allan F Keeth made the motion to defend the SEA cut!, saying "I do not believe we are in breach of contract I do believe that the conduct of this suit and the ouuonic, of it '*'tlI resolve the question of whether we have the right to pay this suit out of public funds " board voted unanimously to defend the brcach of contract suit SEA attorney John Chamblee told the bor'l that has been tr)lng as best possible to act in cooperation with the school board If the school board not going to give u.s something - the resolution to work with, then we will have to go after this suit with ever) legal means SUPIRBIAND OUR CREAM Afl 32-az. CUP 12V2.oz. SIZE Sow. 7O'.11orqus Tu,I,j j$f,i Dinners .....:ts IG 99c 99c 5* VI 501 SUPISU*NO Sour Cream FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 59c 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD By DONNA ESTE.S herald Staff Writer The majority of the Winter Springs City C ncil and Mayor Tro Piland % Inesday night fii oily agreed to disagree - at least for the time being. The disagreement over whether the mayor has the power to make committee assig nents among the council without the need of council approval ' to be ultimately settled by AttorGeneral ncr Robert Shevin. The mayor has the power to make committee assignments among the council without the need of council approval is to be ultimately settled by Attorney General Uiitr1 Shevin, But, the city council did not approve the wording of the letter composed by Cit ) Attorney Gary Massey to Shevin's office seeking the opinion. Instead, the four Councilmen John Daniels, Don Sines, Laurent Pellerm and Burt I.ogan decided to consider approprbte wording ataJan. 4 workshop following the regular meeting. The only councilman supporting Piland was John Sabatini. Daniels said the Massey letter as composed is "one sided and does not properly state both viewpoints, suggesting a workshop on the matter. Piland said an opinion from Shevin on the the fire department and question would take Iwo-toPellerin to head the police three months once the department. The motion letter is suit but that tie was approved 4-I Sabatini personally would prevail toted "no." on Shevin's office to speed The hlal appointments the reply on Dec. S of: Lagan Ul(1 Massey, defending the Sines, planning and zoning, letter, said he thought it Peilerm and Sabatini,, fire fairly represented the Sines and Daniels, finance, opinions of both sides of the Daniels and Pellerin, controversy, police and Sabatiniand Logan, public works were The decision to discuss rejected by the four, the letter and its contents Jan. 4 was unanimously approved, In the interim,I)aniel.s moved to continue the old committee assignments matte by Piland last year .. Sabatini in charge of public works; Daniels. finance and Sines planning and zoning - with the two new councilmen. Logan to head Another controversy, the structure of the zoning board was also placed on the agenda for the Jan. 4 meeting. Massey rult'd that the council could not remove the last two ape Ixuntmcnts made by "lame (luck" councilmen after the November election but tIOt to the newly elected councilmen taking office. He said the two could be removed onl ''fur cause peiiti 1 and sonic w,i 'houll be found to take the ti'liti ' out of the bOO, ii Daniels insisted that it,, had be been among those w ho opted for the ordinanci' creating a seven-person planning and zomming ,id vsorv board, adding that the ordinance wasn't working out. lie said that an ordinance restructuring the board, should be adopted. Earlier he said that "the fairer sex" should be represented on the board Pil,il saidthe ape p intIi.'nts were 'perteeth legal " w hich Runtel-. ,sgreetf, and that lifficuit to take p'liti* out when II) peuitmt*-nts are nuitit' b ;hticiins -- -Sabatini said that "net enough tinie" has been given to determine whether the nt'w ordinance will work, logan said the zoning board ''has ecome In other business, the council Ht'jt'ctttl bid on repairing and rebuilding 195b the Atmierican laFrane,' fin' truck in favor of reviewing the specificatit.nts and seeking niw tntL s nie onl) eligible bid w4s received front The hbghlantts" cumpan% for $10.11 IS A second bid f $8,541 Iron:; figli' f'mr' Trucks .1' re the bidding tWO' •i!tur it ;", t t.t, said the proposed pi*,, .t split the two Its mt t, lots.111,1 six !tt lh'ard it r*'perl fruit, Satoitimu that the ult:. has had $ million rm ou new constructionr far ths ear throu gh No'immber Sd'tluled a pubii hearing for Jan Ii in a prt'linunar plat subniitte*L for the Jon 7atwI tract on Bahama Road in the Ranchiands AltorrioN. Tint rinm,in. lie saul that no roats will be paved in the interior of the subdi', usiun intl that cew"r ant water lines will not be installed The lots will be served b w..'lls an'I septic tanks, he said, in accordance with cits law which permits st'pl tanks in that area Today .tround The ('luck Bridg e Calendar (ornk's ('russword Editorial Dear Itti I-A or. Lamb 1.11 hlorosco*' t hospital 3. 1 (111. 101-3 s I'S - ii Spurts Trlcsiskrn rat h*'r . it 1 1-11 I1-2-11 - � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 14, 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/45533e482e0dc6e593198d92798cde2a.pdf ef89c4970265a402096e14e4fad9a7f6 PDF Text Text 45-EyningH,tiId. Sanford, Fl. Monday. Dec. 12. $77 BLONDIE c CJ LA?ES ._ *w is Z. :. Ci..00OLAE ' "- C'. CE LEGS 7 &E 4_ 11*1 120P T 'r— a : ; OQ2E' M '# O)tfts-A lo I P .. , ;~, I 0 ,11 'EY EE ON TWEE i ! I : * . — It 20 o- 2 Eper CO. 21 Hony 3 23 Cc 27 Sad 4 pals. _ s'ai 'ear ,., Cc's'cs - - -, ` ___ ,~, _ - -" rl 1: ~~ I 1A 1V BEETLE BAILEY os i 3EELE5 s \ by Mort Walker ,THAT6 ROc kAl? TO START THE [)AY RIGHT OF THINKING No. 5PEA ME - 7 ECE Tp4E MOiER O - . jc co 3 1-i .. _ \ -; . I I" ~_/ 15 0 llp~,it oa jj - 26 28 P.111 2 Vj 45a a' , oil - 3, Acs Ct -:,'- 1 - 1 •' .i i C1 46 _ I I - behesid e.irs ago. bat.-d on aile*l aLRI ath both L' 100th and it is .1 niplt idea ol; 4. •.•p -• j. : URIIIIIUII i it iic a ~E I THE BORN LOSER b; I. 4 -0- . .,. S .LEt.&4AE ii ' A, .-t - 6 I . .. .4 ctM to . 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HEN NONNI I 12 • Fooixt" that leave ion Vx(es% 0 negative iOflS such as chl(IrIItt 01(15 ,tft&-t the) tu*ve'f*'en' HetdtluIi,elj ore ii foods Pit- hluriii, bcnt stith s4jejiUt or petas_ iuii to f,int ,,iiiur h!Ir' •i411 ,, p.tasiuni. chlorite salt the, 'iShen ISO this, the> of ac-id JlkihfltbJIdfl(tU . u are too .,, 111 or 100 al kal Inc. u.siI!t k f d ad It is as essential • o siit, bOlt The' chem ica l IRUINIURNIIU L.. 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LAMH o a 1. 4'' * I 4r-ö_i LIMO IL I 01 lot Cast 33 _____ On Indigestion __ M.i.can 320. *C 0 i 11-ft svo tICo mp ass point L QUeStIOnS a v ow '' tiW PO"CO 44 N?- I c Pit. : ppa?ent v:i Iai..1i 53 dO' I Hosts j a7 $M4U, 55 'IC resort 7 Ran $Po* $AiT1 D,aLjP O9 56 Crud tVPI Jaxi" I) Toppled P4ot$iIs, IA(PiTy t4Start(2*dsI S7Cl,ssf 0l.I Pt Atp.i'e 5! is ci.c -311 ATTL5 S 16 WIled ia th flAI.AJ.1 V, ---•- -+ $P •' TAS ASTA6 , A-*' I 51 B,co'e ACROSS by Chic Young . AiIO.I4' 5 -''II tJIIg Se-ittiniole ('otint> • - . s - -U.d, I II .rsonnel tI •0 i.tminority -- - - - - " ' •-, - - 'C' "as firt-d last - rionthbsl'ersonnd ______________________________ "It 's -- 10011010 I -tt".'V? , ,"" E t•r - d I a . ..... -•.... £4 • 4A — 4 - 53 - — - - 4 - - •, 57 - - - - 1 by Bob Montana E Si s - ,: % , •-______-' H O ROSCOPE B> BF.RM( I. BF.[)FOsoI, For Tuesday Dec. 13, 1977 'ii ith BIRTIIU jt•r sour sur'i todas riot!>. '.ti can tolerate cc at \t'it n s .nt It-ast tsipe with turn nest thirs still host- ,a ,I*-tial TV HISS April 20-SIas 20 If fasunatiun for %tU this CCII 10t >oU'It ins olved in sernttung "at rTravelin is the picture ripetitist-. don't let your II 14 light in it I. .lfI2 stri If suu relax rel ax for h. 11 , 44.h as )vu an • St- ti j n.ir.ut the oppeiticn it (,ITTAHII S %'(I,. 23- th lull win :1 Ribbing kiddin others GEMINI Ma> 21-June 2i -. EEK & MEEK iii wiiii I by Howie Schneider I LVJ ThERe RE 5Eiiii.ERAL 4)€k) F&E1Y TJ kX "THE "I--= is ) 3 I ida_s. but be .sretul isho )ou p I on the par Son eon I fluid Wit is hon %IIure ron,an t POP ,, by Al Vermeer - - if% ' - position •.O -'iii s J•Au - -. I •• 'C . ' hin • - • • • • ' , Vast !, ,. 's isssender 'aid Miss Ro'.till - guess or shoud - lootillit publk positsoil ariol sCI4llls trees. --- - l'lo'I' riolliig his I nt •---- xlwwft_v - E SUN COWS CUT?f You'll do 'well toda) unIc." %ou pernot sionicionti less prudent tit influ. Ott tOUt tttinkin Atilt Allilt's Jan 19 ' I'll lt"L'IN II III) I 5 lU , urpri.sed a ii ,ikt' l'IS('i-' S F -1 for other BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel E144 t&Tt NEW, rOU SJD THE CAR OU S)LD FuOOSY.' ME. %(uLD C3E1 MILES A ________ LL.OtJ! I WAN cuTOF GAS AND HAD TO WALK 10.— MILES TO A a Heimdahl u&Ax! WE WAININIA r I )ou desert % ou 23-Sept Opening lead -- Four of hearts ..2 1 , u lonf)% tol-tu've been putting off certain duties Someone ee es t 0 fit -tIe r I afterr the-rn Oswald fit s rcatil, tit rumind )ou in a It. •t'ti ft€nsite manner , 1.111RA iSept 23-(X-t 23 I It's P not to >ield to social Such h %ell 0'M r h 20i -. stan ( ( . ould comr.plishitull 14.'grat&'fuJ >ou can helpssht'n and sshe-re' >otc -rs s ( Ii - the lust Io.t %e-1,r the- hours ssere' extended until 4 a ill ever revoked due to it,s a b- - - - ,nLE1sF: HOWELL. •.. happ '.'.ith l's ('fltS si sssi-.r' o I s n or,.rsp :1 .....'t IflISeOIflUiUflit-ation • - 5- - 'SI vi_ oo ~ I E *, I"'ti.i. :Jii. 11,)%ell I,. the N"aff Sanford S 'I foo A S.-A S'j' - ,.'a * ,,.b '. a -J 1`1 J'A - Li sill it is I :f i ;:' "±Y ; .z , ',. . '1 (, , T It -,-,".i-i-' *11 '-I. ',,5 ': -- by Bob Thai (Tlr OfArfoollf.0 AT tAsr slootme OrHAr'S Vvioloolooror ~ TIE 'IAII UP- W1,1111.6 YOU — fol A CAN! 0i - " I - b It - 5 ) . - 5 _______ I - _________________ QM& Na jrqc~il 1- ',4_ . I / - i - - - ' ) - •. DOONESBU NY by Garry Trudeau - JWAY, 1IY AFLYS A B PEE W3!AAV 9e5 (SOFIA ui'Pr1V - ' - SMLJC<IEgI. ' '5s JA- - I; M4T I - 5 - TUMBLEWEEDS Th41S1'LJFFYS1LJ8GF Th,at I, ., if thoow citizeris request it hearitil. ,, I)cpartintlint of Filioironnictital Regulation which'tio-A #0 I loi11111FACK.' I ,, ' - ,' - --LS - plant lit Sanfurtlaiii get "hat thc%'vc asked for all along It - ,Ili official J)Ilt)ll( ho-arult: , , ' ' '; ____ '- S I Y' THE. 04UNT I. I ~ I -RILWPWI I - VICT 4TAu? / "j A,ttI5? Li y. 4t57i / y ' ,ON r A.J 4" et . I ;r -'; - statc , has tht. matter The' hearing is tluld be before' the' I )EH, is hich thu_st appros e Permits for the construction if IMliution abatement controls ant .'quipmnent 1151 Killer officials picked up the required Iwflflit applications from the' regional DF:l( office it) Or lando Monday, according to (htirl,". Col l i n s. air, solid tint industrial waste supervisor. Follow ing subniii'.sion of the' applications. the I)F:l( niust ic-ar.them open for public stud> for it 3a-das period, during w hich quested li> anyone questioning thl' public iiietting ('(UIII b. re'quepollution control plans. Collins said - hllossimsg the nii.'e'timcg, a pu blic hearing could the-ri i* reuest,'I b> those- still unli,apps is ith Ne'IIe'rs pollution plans, Collins sail, with the final decision on lb.- permits to rest isith I )I- It Tallah.is'.- officials s latest 1t-vt-hopnient in the efforts of Keller to build the $750,000 inelter in Sanford near the SanoraSil'.'er Lak e area Carrie Montla'. as the Concerned Property Owners Association - Liabor Sho is now working tin Today i -., -I • " i'•'.:-. --n., .' 40 :-.'! Cornti.i,i licr~, 111 a(IdItIon. ,, casino. l)r, l.annh Bridge Calendar ('omb-'. Crossword I'll F-B F-it horoscope' hospital ' UI 'HSF l.V F:5 Sports I:din4ial 4-A 4-A Te'le'.islon Dear 1%bhs 1.11 Weather 1-I1 l.A $,_S 1.11 6-A 2.8 3'.t sin Iii -y-.(. s.i' - ' -, , . : - -" :-• ',, ' is hose hapless first garlic in two '.e'ars this sst','k after 26 cnnsc-uti'.e defeats. Burns fired off a telegram to %IcKas taking (re-lilt for the e'spansioni team's first siclors in its brief histor), '::. ,- .'.: ,-' - "4 -' -. -i.. 'S - , -. , £. '.. -• ii-Xitt-rition can on!oi t- i:r.ir;IeA 1-. -p-cia! p-rii - - lsiUflt> . L'lliiiUiI'Siort an! i st t'ti h '. '1r' ." - I)ON\A ESTF.S - I .-'. ,' -p. - ' -' - P. ;' .1 , ,'' - --- 11 . ~I 111,. . 5 : P. ,*1ib0oo;_1!`%*"t btlI %TER I -. '' - 1F_X , j'i, , I -j', ;- fliM " ~, I I a.41f , ~%W_.,r r, :'' - t'' -'-• :.:' "'-.&, I~IMZ*I ~I 1 ,,p't l•4S5 tf -. - I '. - - . - :t-..., , , -- , . - - - -. -- l5 A"- "1 '1W' ~L 'W", ~ " * iX44.. 1L. .r: ,- '-1- " . till A *3' ,' -."-': ---'-:.•. '-i'-- - k ll- "-k"• :--.,., - - - -- ..' ,l' .i ".'__,t _ - '.' • - -' '-'I ', II 0 * 'anne'ere won their 'c-'i...,,, .: .' ri 1 -n s tA L I%%kt7, t~j' bannii14 ilk- sal" of alcoholit booliolo- Cragii' howe ver, hiitels and inotels and rv~!Ioturants '- j- - d. .'', ., ':tlj.t, - -':'--'.,-u-.' - - th.' telegram real]: - I'la> Ing •' 11 - The ('it> commissioners ire'vioiI held a public- hearing to hear the protests of those' opposed to the plant's location, even though the' hearing is as not required b> lass Commissioners iiitiintaimi that since' the' site plan timid zoning of the fwop.'rt> are- pro pe r, the's can't stop (lit' siiie-Iter . Sanford Masor IA't' Moore has delase-d any lurnitil decision on tIIuptinig a resolution for the inclu_strmal bond issue until all use oiibtiiiissminers arc- present at a iiirt'ting ' it- . - ' to fillanct. the plant. Message From ;.;,- ., - hujs o12 it mis and 7, a in Rut, the s pikes srtiar ',*til. ti' I ii _-,,5i .1;,-> -' ' ' ,,,! b. Cm commissioners are scheduled to div .uss ;I $750.(W in(lu.strial bund Issue at the cominis,sion inecting at 7 tonight c - f-A ". - .* r : -'- _ • s, Z. ''-J'i'-j,:' 1 11 !t.q I euicnt'. lass al so calls for it 2 it n. niiust remain closed on unda>, said city manager W F. Collillil 11011 l.'0it U) tt'PI — ('median (e-om ge But iii Ii a sports fan stith eon:passion, t'Sp('('fflhI% for Tampa flay coach john N ' ri,open at 8 a.m. Ne,A Year's Da% Other es -lablohnictits Plant lund Issue would be u.sed ' ! , . (llp4tblt' of seating and itt-Sing f.ItI to 200 perslns tin> - Arowid The ('lock : -fin:.L'i 1- 'c,--,, (tie' sctuat lartf 1,Ao iozoi.vrotini: ti-i(fius the oji ,.f't,x- S.uiford's law requiri c, tabl:, limitrits Atit-roe liquor i:, uNSIStSi III (he' plant fitributc'tI handouts wring r.siIlt'nts ,if the southeast SansferlI area to speak Out against the lIatit lii Smnforil Cd> commissioners and Planning and Zoning Hue - I tte ti uii of (hi past he said 511 (ii close at 2 art, , 1`0111) Sli'Kas XI, - ' I I-qui.." tending hours for Spl-t ial - eur , .- - - . i~ ovillool I YOUR ,Cc~,~ A$ E Or- 01101 y - I . i -- F_ ' '- -1;)- ulli"cl", all I.Pil 1*, (jut: L., the crilli of \1 ii. It' I S I ii r I! I . .',triford vitoc the -1"~".Ilol .1, 0 may f ace IJublic Hearing H> 5(0 In SitU .Ul,t%LS herald Staff %%ritrr ('ittziic iIpp.Iivl ti th e construction of arc aluminum suit-It iri t tier iils ii lit Ii vr(IIIIL to rdin in II for the ir ir ite-d a reas it Sei ittult (ct Its intl in the (its of InWintit-l- Springs. 11iu0nefJohn Govorulik . , aidthat elitt"n is huh u I la%kii k' . c -'' . ~ S 1 . frorn ,- tit (!epartnieni to anothvr a tong jib Sb, that up.l;ite under tb. lirt-elin I .11`!~ p:-''' b r - - " i f, ,- .,i_.'.e--"' ,,.', .^to' ;, 0 e'l 199,qjd,~, Co 1 .1r s . person in charge of updating in the middle if an extend..-1 our affirmnause a lion plan and prohati itt perio d. It siriipk in the ri'rall> take's sis se,','k'. •t. t v .1r c lit, 1141411 0101'-1111',-11. #.,,, ,f, ' I- then-( I\IA F - EP% se,i it !0 oo,jig000 - c,,e c o ,,,,,, , .. . Glisson 1 his t-tent].d the stas than transferred to the (If Than;ei ishu 1 , the runt. probation period 90 Jays. personnel office." afIirmatis action officer,' Neisstender said. Neisssenr said She now has Miss Hossell, one of three a clean -late as it st'• 'Acre At the roil of the .0 days, black aunhinistra is..- ern (;lisson again rate(] Ms _P!0 t' 11cr n.ss p!oyees at the cot rthci'.c said, with month probation period still be Russell's performance less than "Fm happy to continue satis(a..torv. and she was Seminole County,'' but she counted fruit Nov 15, ssben she continued on probation for an ssouId not comment on the "as transf'rr.'d I tb. p-'ronnel (f off; additional 90 days, the co unty negative pt-rforinancv rat in gs administrator said In the (It her appeal to \eisst..nder ..... The cun:. middie of the second 90 of that led to his overturning her II Miss Russell %,l he first extended probation. he w as firing h. Thames ansb.-rr.-1 cour.ty •'irplo>ec tranqerr.i to the personnel polic:es Fl! ask ih- R041r1 f Clerk Nance> quesliont-d %hat tilic opoi-ii hours arc in the other (itics 4,f ) , - - Countlio NII(IrIIv* ht istlie closing Will- in Oviedo. at i ording it, Cit.% ('tiuncilite-ni frank S - hutte' and John lz-ight> beth voke penalty If he has not revoked he plays it to the :..,,-,..,r',--,,- ROGER sF;IsWENI)En and producti%e %kr)rkt:r Aho was Pat i.,'5' I, ,t" s-7 - - - rated It-.-,s than %atisfa(to,i bt, lb • ii Lnit p ilitit lic.trings awl publication, ro-quirt-d for tic" though it (IoNing tune of 6 ;I III was requested by Stan Lee and Jonn Romito I - \ re' snç he must pas the It rks in • it Ii iloption of nest ordinance-'., stInt-h, isith the' public stored to his hand If he has pvnnoli - RADIOACTIVE PAYS Footw iif(- -J rill "i(IGAINED tntil,f)ol llrG,ofje_ r S A I FRANK AND ERNEST ' 1. /~ a I - • - •;s--,_'.' --i-' - .,•,. ;:a' • - '.'--.t 't - -. - - i -,e' i". .41 - V . . :: I' — i -. loe'llitt-ndtlIC CIOSIIllZ tllllt' 1111 thOSC CIIIeS would requirc dropped the card It is re- $UPIRM.I HE clE5' M f - - . Div (oil,sq-tisus of the Callosor-lbot,rrli. Cal, Council in work are times when their failure • it'. • ekli-rided ''to help t itto businessitien" as has been (lone in - ; t- l We decided she isas a capable J;inuar%> to the lhpartment of I)crector '? '-"I,, ' ) •• . •'- I u I I , .1. .. .I, i' I -• 1 talked with %Iis,s lthssell at Hossells performance was I 1,- , ,,uncil I , to take formal ,o lion (-ri ttit, ,,%t.,i;ti,t!I f i i it licit \I rid i'. s 1" it bun it ir tt it. 1111. clooli tillit's ritillaill 2, .1 Ill . dv~pllu till- h. hdil% I:, lt ii ont Springs, I AI!ILstINI I • ill ik, \t irs til l III i tion Is that the player ball Holmes 3tOry of the dog that barked in the night Actual- S4OflII'fl) t,kt 24-Nut' That little green -e'.ed rionister s iits ft itch tic ii It ( isse lb. rr'. an d continut U ir ii. rrs n ikin, until iii I In this case the presump- Jun: "Somewhat along the line of the Sherlock spoil the fun for all The missing card was tht m found under the table II. t,s5tt0 Manila> night isa'. that the open hours should be' for declarer .igaircst >our better judgment you could Lie u psk-t bt-caii %ou can I i Wtitt-ii tit-, ustablishiriients selling alcoholic beverages on is •r F c lost it the tr idition d time of 2 m rciovicr,tit Scrimi,olt. Couritt. Ina% not have to go tiollit. '. for 'Review the bidding' -I M ost of the time the opponents have not bid, but there SPIDER MAN jI '-• I • G i ve A California reader was playing a ilani contract At the last trick it was found that he did not have a card in our to bid will solve a problem pressure,, todd% Giving-in da It 'The ly. the dog failed to bark f an which told Ifolmes that the -status . criminal must have been Ple to-cluvi of a sien,anding ii the plopic rietti l joor It*% known to the dog " In. ri l l 'a ill ni-ore- than lik.'h git itt a gilti gani .- Vi plait Oswald ''West opens the MAKE ThINGS RGI4T! STATkcN.' hd%1'' sap judgne'nt thinglo, rarel% turn out : - :i-;'' . - ve p I c A decision No lonii: )( . i u % hen I Au. - ". ' :\ -- - - '' nornitill> ve'rs disciplined. associates You night be V — ---- • it office t'niplojees are on pro ba tion for their fir' six months of em t1i amoiiist I h' S - -'-' HOW FAST THE SNOW t.ELTS W14J THE 16111 ONIAE office New county . t fts.J (") bidding - ) tCtJ NOTICE 5 N,tt.I om Patrick Colbert, 2, is suplio-i Ili Ili. Iiii-1pilig Illoill. .Nlrs. William Colbert. sell C hristmas 'I'rcts it till' Op timist I ol at the '/as re's Matra ' I Patrick if% filleet the - the bidding the eliminated East dealt passed He has shown up isith six heart.s to the a king- 0- nine If he also hi-Id the ace of cli.bs tit- is ulil surel> have cIpe'n.-d the 1' hired b> the county in October 1976 as coordinator of federal grants, wor k ing in the • I I4r& d Photo b, SALESMAN e fill t m" nave 1ifl tertuuuiIIs t't rj he fired \Iiss R(I%ell," 'I nd. r said her Nov.28 dismissal b> the personnel director resulted from nhlsconuliunication betset'n h. and Thames She was transferred from tb, ()MAE office of Man,igeriient Anals sis and Ft •luation (dliii to the per -..m. I dlii.. right in the middle of h.'r second 90.day probation period extension.I thought she s ,uiIl begin again %% lit) a fresh 'is-ri,ntb probation period," the ((Unt) adnimi,strator said. "Hut Hon compiled an evaluation, based on * days with ()MF. and 45 days at personnel iflu determined her performance a5 less than satisfactory. Any employee still 00 probation after a year is automatically terminated, ' S - I art Roth '. ulne'ratt,' - ast est North tni - . 1f South reirst Os%ald lu i,-, - - ~our birth jack Is it 3 4 A i • , - %hether to play the kills or Milt, Tit Be wary today in joint ventures le the lions share of the pens. fall upon >s ou You ma'. be operating from - - • 5 king-jack West plays hit Jim South has to dt # W- 42 A a club toward (juniii li, , # J iii 6 i . 4 heart South tufts dr-ti'-' trumps and t-ventuulls le,,ls E %ST kttite-s out op IIf str-t raph I A'tter .N1.111 j'' rot'- for c- at h cops and a long. s,'lf-I1rt'stsl, '.uripe'd '-nvel.pe' It. ,-Sstriraph. I' ii It-s 48. Radii ('it % • Notation , i VIVO it, sure to I PRISCILLA'S POP I S2 , !:calls suited 6~ ,kllndinl~ fo, If • • the act' and k ing ishile "est futile .i I. • fourt' of h. art' % LST Ll . - ontradict other. ju.st ' fur the k of irguny • rt All SOU II do . — I -4 j ;s '. I 'IN (Th ' t s; d ' IMc V€L ffilt,.Urli illT. I Ir Lr( HIGHLY tflMEJ.JT }' (f) VJflH 1k iis u .' ' WIN AT BRIDGE t)ec. I]. l9T .JL_çaT7 4 - cartjjjc ii .-.. ARCHIE 4 41 - - L -- •'-4. 4 1 .. .. III it it id These 'outis ire' 01 tnt.. o. ii ainitaimstd b s tIc. fish p.ult r> • r.tit of the cartr.ji acid Itedt hees, ttrtiI .And )II.t nuts hi(h tt'aks k)wn inti' cartlIn Fifty stars ago the idea 1 O%i It IrId t att r to titar tuinate in the tid> -If there i.sa ;Epuar that >oushould not ...t1 dull and a1jlint- ash 1ojc rdatist increase n acid the bads becunts more tortber lIoes tr. the normal acid and if it is decreased the person still produce .n ii iigt'%t itt- Juices from the tud becomes litre alkaline F.ist that teat- an .1 id ash 'tuflafth arid has t' alkalne Juices ill the 'UI., 4 dV14 tWC55 jfluU.flts of i(Ufl and potassium and related ink sti Iron t stall sn.I frol ato t ic juit t S It, itfItflh in the tt,,I> after tb.-> lb. pancrea base been nt'tabolizeil These normal bed'. can regulate it osto acid or alkal:ne eri- at.' ssititc bess or acid ash Ironhient according I UPI Thc i )n,bIrse with bicarbo nate to form .diun bicarbonate or reeds of the riorrent at least in potassium bicarbonate The healths ptiph' with fltfli.aI Increased .wowi of LociiIJii'4itt' it1it* God in 'I, the - itiosie-, 'Oh, God,' makes me' an authorit> on miracle's. I parted the Red Sea for %Ioscs and won the I%9 World Series for the •--.. 'rLi ----- -•' 'iii. I iIIeIUg care ui nit' Hues on Sunday was the- cH,,ald Photo By Tommy V,n.Cn?c FROM TOM toughest job In in> career. Dow nie a fasor and win nunibcr two tin your osen, ''('on g r a I ul a lions, George Hurn,s." The gas-el was passed Iefti of Southern Bell. the Greater Sanford ('hamber of ('umnterce, to ness president, Toni McDonald ( second left) of Abstract ('orp. Elected s'ice president '.5.15 %'Ic Arnett ( right ) of First Federal Savings and Loan, Janice Springfield second right) ssas chosen treasurer. Scott Burns of Florida l'o'.ser & Light and Bob L)at'hn ssere elected to the e x ecutive committee, Gib Edmoisols, president, First Federal S&I., was chosen to head the finance committee, outgoing president of TO TOM this morning from Toni Hunt '. , ,- �4-Ewening Herald, San'ord, Fl Tuesday, Dec. 13. 197 Prepared By Advertising Department of Evening HemidCall 3 I2 26 11 NOW! START Hemid Adwrflser YOUR BUSES: Business NAnON :1 R eview IN BRIEF ADVERTISIN G ADVERTISING G \lr I trilled I'res International Sht' RED TAG SALE American Agriculture leaders have asked to plead their case before a joint session of yan, ilm Rc F ,.,~ . _____ -. - U ke' that :i.0 -- - -- - - -- - - - tt - RED POINSETTIAS Mon.-Sal. US - , . . - for • - Sun - 536 I SR i34 842 1 6 Altamonte Springs (Forest City) ________ too ' Rr(iuIi io tut Barbara St riesuinFt catered It an1 ' -- . - Feeling" %khen %oil art, Ir. I' s ith hlapps nd ((11111 see us .,c preceded b% an appetizer Peelings" so put on i s rfl lit 15% OFF d 'd or -C 0 g U entrees are • Top 40 ONL Y ' tiaked bread Complete . % t)U, r Lllrin~ 'Alth flall.bu~ant AVAILAILI 401 4 Oran" Blossom O"ao SAN FOR D 03210121 ORLA N DO ?3 I'll Yr., I IIi £ ! litiked Alaska leader antl frontman, hail, _11' Fr funi b0ottun Besides wngs like Noil Diamond's hits. B Ili% ui Mr I' r.ihts Tam pa ' d. -4040" - fl at IN, Discount HIGHWAY I3I-LONQw000 323•8781 0titLt Sharpening Servicet '1 ,,,ØØI1If" Ty TP Fl that Catch smut. it' tii lit I I (it ii t I i (nh hit I., tnt hr iii ifl , CLASSES - rh 1711 - 1711171 i;riui 1f1 'I 10 11 French Ave I I * I I Wet Painting Carrier 9000 Beginner's Oil Paint Sets 9050 Ill colors) Ewningflcndd II minutes from Sanford 74 Mor Tues Wed 3$ ThurS Fri Sat 10 I Closed Sunday - t'PI Ret. West .-\ suing Miami attorney Ellis liubiri and five other persons for Si; 4 million in connect ion t.s it h a 1975 legal abort ion case In a circuit court suit filed Monday, Dr. Robert Kaminsky charged the defendants ss ith malicious prosecution, perjury, invasion of privacy and conspiracy Robin called Kamunskv's suit 'garbage," It's not coincidental that this should be filed for publicity's sake at a time when the Florida Bar has chosen to bring other false acusat c ions a ha inst me.'' the Miami attorney said CIOSed CAN'T BREATHE? FRAMED GLASS Go MEDICARE & INSURANCE Tollkeepers Smiling TA LLAH A SSEE UP! ml Ikeepers have been SO I rien(llv recent ly '.5 hilt' taking ' OF TOA'i CALL C3Lt1c1 £(A ):u ON RiTt P O ba 4', AI,T. sPG..y 1. 1.14 1 Pit 122 4422 2)1 .'1Qflolia 862-0302 takers a itt' r severtal Jacksonville radio ta t lOfts editorial uzed about grouchiness of the Wily i L'i.'5: flU WHEEL HIGH SPEED BALANCE FREE WITH ALIGNMENT A-i tollket'!x'rs 110ITaTE? $1095 I''J11 HAWAII MAY 27 . Oih,j •,• ,ii. S ALIGNMENT CENTER Ph 323 8140 E , They are so nice that tourists are stopping to ask them questions and they're holding up traffic.'' said Forbes, 1)-Jacksonville ''The t.11.FT.J ' tolltakers are smiling noss 15 DAYS - Shooting At School "I NTER °;.-\ulwN UI'! i-i....,, Sanford L L. F: F: )16 ELI L, L-L L.'1LLLL Style Cut & Blow Dry Only Florida' s Finest for Located in Custom Perm and Color Total Hair Care • Acce ssories clti nil has riturtit'r III tlit' fatal shst ung of Principal Raymond Scre'.s s, Munda afternoon R,sit t'vi .It ilolloman sistant principal for .Sas charged ,sith murder after surr,'ndi.ring pt'u''t till to a deputy a id an hralIge ( itOh! "h''r-:t I I )t'J;art rnrnt sIkt.s- I)? (Ii'., 2' 43 Do-Bar, 468 611 Longwood Square Just South of 4)4 011 427 PhOneä)I 05'1 Orange 'last's '.st'r't' cancelled today folloss ing the VOLUSIA TRAVEL AGENCY 668 OilS West I lIgh charged with first (lt'gret' shooting death Of the school's b.'c'n principal ',P ' - - '. It .ihl - . p $t Special Session Today a ' - il SI.'Ii iIam rc'uIution to hi' taken up by (he Senate I odav deifies the five legislators i)znn)ring the Stinhu tic' Aniendmnt'nt inst ead of 1\ i t. / tJtJflh ' C D' / -- ELt1L151VTJjVE CREDIT CONTROL Business Owners Professionals Ar* you doing your own billing? Then you need AACC. For a low yearly fee of 199.50 YOU receive in Unlimited quantities: - ALL your billing statements credit applications ALL other billing follow up forms MUCH Much more ALL your FILLY TAX DEDUCTIBLE Acounfants Inquiries Welcome 4MEN/CAN - . ...ilh JOEV's Christmas Special' 52 weeks for 152,00 Prit. includes Sauna and (jercise (lass' ,.ICCaIJNT,/vs c.,o., 424 Josian, Court OrP.O. Box SIO Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 TEL,$31437 Quick, name I Jo EV's - rito'tlitrtg ,tf'nti! lto'ir (i('(I,Int's' Figure Salon Hair StyIiis ) tb Oil Change FREE 20% OFF 2000 DANE LANE L ongwood. Fla. To Our 1 -DAY " 1st 'ANNIVERSARY' PARTY EVERY NO&* Seio. Still thinking? Nothing sells like the newspaper, that's why it's the primary media of Ili* merchant her, in Seminole County. ~Ikd; SALE ITEM IN STORE ',' -. -, -. Oil Change Well serve refreshments ONLY SAT. DEC. 17 8 A TO 6 P all day' Oiler Eap 1 Tune-up! All V a $2500 parts & labor with thit ad with tune-Up. Dec. Call Tuneup! Clyde 4£ or John 834.2467 a. ni rt'adings lt'trr. IN- r.ituni - . 3' 'si-might liu4 ss'shiruij s hih, 7.1. t.Ir,sInt'tnii Iiru'%turs- F II; .1 1 . huiitiihiI 1b puri viii. %ulIItI%, aiifl I 'ri- .iii l'1IrtIs i i.ititlt 11(111% (butt , .i(itidt'rali,I'udmnii''. tonight .iiid 5% iiitu Oh ;i i hjtii-v itt 'hitt,-rs llight both iLi upper ott'. tiinughi i,itt bIt,. 5% nd" '-,ist too '.iIUtht'1Iti i) truth 1111215 nt' Liim'. i' AUTO SERVICE ot, WEATHER - Come 30 322-211 or 131.913 man ddirbot have to live by enriched white bread alone. , -- -i 20 Eu'ning HcntkJ tlenijd AAhWrIiscr - . mile east of I I on 431 Ion Longwood Phone 830-1243 three Little wonder the Evening Herald-Herald Advertiser combination is the choice of the successful retailers wfio want the best return on their advertising dollars, ¼i.RhSIpflin $2000 part& labor with this ad KING SUPPLIES 7534 Sanford i , 1 •- . 'ii i1 'h' -, TOOLS FOR THE DO.IT.YOURSELFER '55 it . S (F. IS - - - itt iultI lit is 1 WEIGHT WATCHERS Aut h - r : v bAt this close to losing welgM. •. IIs 2111(1 itt Irrj)h 'I Ii-t tinIght Rain Irilutiliti ", I r, tilt tihas I jN'ni tilt t.'iiittt .siiti 5% t (ti t e'tj' I IlilS I)a%(i'nJ itt- at h - high a .1 (II., 10 07. 11 Ill Itt 3 It ant I 19 Port Ijnist'rji: hIKh 9!.111 .Ini 91 P fit iutt 2:59 J Ii P nfl 1111% port hiih 01 .ini., I lrrr list 'a 4 ill . 9:15 put. , - . , K A. R N S SANFORD WOMEN'S CLUB 3095 Oak Ave. Sanford Tues. 7 p.m Call Toll Free 1 800 432-9292 WEIGAff S Park Dr. 323-5612 WATCHERS AG E NCY 2.'. 1•-- V Y . - - ,Ji thntia,i sa\ s a THIN Plenty of good, solid, successful retailers don't use newspaper advertising. :Id 'tin " In r the holida St t ant principal at rpin', 11 000 - - a AUG 20 15 DAYS .l'itIjCflQ int,Cr Pautaq. trm S S MitPi r' 5'.r r P'jt C.iac MK.nI,, Pa t h øVPttr i,fli i ,ntereil Ala (an, me.l ølin ips la.tt It a't$,r. uvD,r,cr Notch baqaqe tIniF.ri sQtrl%.',r.q £ man,, Sc,'cu, 4'Otip Cepartur, l o om On Ian i.e The Uni -Sex Hairstylists Precmion Hair Cutting Sanford - money on J a cksonville bridges that the' are causing traffic jams because vacationers conI usc' t twin with tour- guides, a legislator Says Rep John Forbes said Monday tws not iced marked changes in disposit i()11S of the money T Your Car Is Our Business L Li Lwt E L L ,12 PRICE - - AT NO COST WITH UN'OUT Pâ.nt Co - Inc LOOK NOW AVAILABLE 0".:1 Senkarik Gait ' - BREATHING MACHINES c' ll..-r .trw I'u'ptr MIRRORS PAINT WALLPAPER WES'l' , 4T HI N J KEY gt. nct'olog 1st Is Come See Us. 954 S. Central Av., Oviedo Get I :. - OVIEDO SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS PICTURES 1 It 12 C9 - ART SUPPLIES 323-1734 BOAT jobs Rubin Faces Suit SEAFOOD - ALASKA/GLACIER BAY TOUR THE BIG DIP SANFORD 5.... E 1550 E. Hwy 434 Just west of US 1793 Altamonte Springs 33.7113 Just Reg Price Get The2nd p.- A Full Service Studio - Frames n Stuff, Inc. - lluv I At - Sanford ¶50505970, GIFT CERTIFICATES w- Panasonic BANANA / X11 ape PORTRAIT STUDIO Transfer Outne Designs 1" (air tight plastic container for retaining nals & acrylics) 0 ia do - Fabric Decorating Book •Iron.On Pallette Seal 8" 4196 Good The Entire Month JIM TOLER On Your Christmas List. Glad Rags Fabric & Leather $95 Decorating Set 125 - Ave. ALIGNMENT DECEMBER SPECIAL OPEN TO 9 p.m Dec. 19-23 Make An Appointment Today CALL 3210177 PH 3S )?U P 1 I F orp k tto us' ?OS E 251h St Ck'tiotwao Pn'thwil Tahe9gTke HOW .- EOui P'. 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American inmates alread repatriated in the historic U S Mexico prisoner exchange were eligible for release today, either unconditionalj' or on parole. but the moments of freedom may Short for some U S Marshal James Lafoon noted that at least 29 of the prisoners who have qualified for the release program are anted in this country on charges ranging from traffic iolat ions to airplane hijacking, making them subject to arrest on the new charges as soon as they are released I Layaway Plan - rrui u'- t; frtiiit I 1 fin It s tin nhtI hotJJ L Tht at nosphrt' is tast(u1 and sophtsticat1. t d tht ILpp F iIflL ILShtI 1 profciuna1 hot Ask About 0 t' i Iunt' t'ttnitit' Congress today on the eve of the scheduled first nationide farmers' strike We ish to convey that the United States is lacing a crisis unprecedented in American history." Anerican Aricuiture spokesmen said in a telegram sent to the nation's capital k laur ''. Review Tuesday, Dec. 13,_I977-JA ULTRAGUARD ' SMOK E and HEAT SENSORS O1Y THE GROW Mr. P's Top Dining, Entertainment To Address Congress ...,-.,. ness ADVERTISING Farm Leaders Ask S. E otening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .'- -' -. '. 104 E Comrnercs1il ,4c 'r-,ice TelJ Dial 322-5162 �One couple we know has created a Christmas tradition that brings pleasure all year round to everyone concerned and helps narrow the distance between family members living a continent apart. With their grandchildren, Shawni 7, and Lisa 4, far away in Tacoma, Wash, sending gifts at Christmas was a problem for my friends, Eugene and Helen Butler of 1104 Gator Lane, Winter Springs, so they have come up with an idea that spreads the holiday cheer throughout the year. Iast year before Christmas, Eugene rebelled at having to find shipping cartons large enough to contain the many big gifts purchased by his wife, ho admits "I probably do go overboard at times." 'Why give it all at Christmas" he asked, "Why not spread it out?" So, Helen conceived the idea of sending each child a calendar at Christmas with a special coupon good for one surprise attached to each month. The catch is each child has to return the coupon w ith a letter she has written in order to Evening Hem.M. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FL/I. 32171 Area Code 30-322.2611 or 831-9993 9 Tuesday, Dec 13, 1977—JA 111111111116 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHHIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director i 'll ____ 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 Months, 132.40. I The Clock All Those Cancer Scares B JAF:(',ss.sI:t.nI.:Rfty child is not deluged with as many gifts at once a they are at Christmas. receive the surprise. It has been two years since the Butlers have seen their granddaughters, but the monthly exchange of letters and gifts has brought a closer bond. "They know they have grandparents and we can see by the letters how they are growing," said Helen. Their daughter, Barbara Hacker, is as enthusiastic about the calendar idea as her children. When she asked the youngsters what they wanted from their grandparents this Christmas, there was no hesitation as they both said, "A calendar!" So again this Christmas, Grandma and Grandpa are preparing to send calendar, a tilled stocking and one toy to each granddaughter. Each month they will receive a small gift such as school supplies, toys, books or an item of clothing as reminders of their grandparents' lore and on their birthday month there will be an extra gift in the package. The monthly remembrances are even more special because they come at times when the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Housewife F'i'ghts City Law Did you know Santa and his elves will make pry. Christmas house calls? For the second year the Sanford Rotatact Club is sponsoring Hent'ASanta with the proceeds going to the Central Florida Zoological Society. Santa will be available for home visits on the nights of Dec. 20, 21, and 22 and for schools, nurseries, businesses and parties the dates and turn's are flexible. You may call WTHR at 322.1440 Dec 12-17 and request the day which you wish it 'islt from Santa and give names and ages of children Every attempt will be made to accununodate all requests and they will notify families on I)ec 18 and 19 the day and time Santa eeill arrive. The minimum donation for home visits is $10: nurseries, $20; and schools and office parties. $25 /1./ ( Oral arguments wi'l be The ordinance wording presented Wednesday before a banning day care centers as a state appeals court in the case form of conducting business of Jean Bechtold, an Altamonte does not clearly' prohibit the Springs housewife convicted in .peration of a babysitting April, 1976, of illegally service, he said. Mrs. Bechtold o perating a day care center in claimed to be only a ba by-sitter her home. for several Spring Oaks Larry [loth, oth, attorney for Mrs. children (luring after school Bechtold, .said Monday he will how's in her home at 523 argue that the city' ordinance Appleeeoc%I Ave. banning day CdtC ('enters in the Frank Wlìigham, it Sanford residentially-zoned area where attorney' representing she lives is unco nst itutional Altamonte Springs, said he will because the wording is argue' t ha t the ordinance is ''overbroad and vague.'' constitutional and not vague' / i - - - 1 i - ,,, / , - %-) ,,-. -. j f - --• / ' / -• II., ANGLE -WALTERS 'i..'. VIEWPOINT We have been informed that everything . do, touch, breathe, taste, or eat is a potential source of cancer. A multitude of experts has " .:.' .. .:"" ;' $300 . been divulgini the terrible dangers for us on a soap .., •. opera daily schedule . :. 1 From charcoal food to saccharin to sunshine to . .4 bacon, to.. we are told cancer is a menace. Perhaps now is the time to have the resources LLed for alarms to the public turned to it more :;c!ul purpcsc. If ail this La '"'cI attention a; it : : ' '.crc diverted to positive programs tor the 0, ,, . .- . • Ir i. V cure and treatment of cancer, we might see some - •, great results. . -. . -,. 11) flOA1.l) F. (;It,tFF WASHINGTON Perhaps the most / . With such positive programs there ould only .significant new development in the field of law be the cost of the action. N egative programs bring The Wall Street Journal had sonic' good to -,% enforcement during the 1970s has been the I: alx)ul reaction as Iell as action costs. for us the other day belated recognition of the problems posed by : A case-in-point is the recent flap about the "Inflation." it reported, 'has seldom bee : hit&'collar crime'. . / than it has been lately 'fl under better control substance in hair dye being suspect. It appears that But despite the spate' of speeches, reports and • consumer price index during recent iiionth. ti 1. after many doses of the usual large scale were fed seminars on the subject, billions of dollars north rate of I wrceffl ann'il been going up at an of office fraud and theft continue to o to mice and-or rats, the rodents gave indications of percent e ,ircidrrte comfortably short of the / unreported, unprosecuted and unpunished every becoming cancerous. infldtionary. Prices of key industrial items sue year We have heard of very few inone in fact in as steel have held steady That dirty little secret surfaced here during a Lb ,, cident where .omen have been drinking their hair But wait, don't relax yet. There's inure' recent tee u-day conference on eehite collar crone dye. Yet, from the source of our information, the It's not likely to last, eearns the Journal W. wt sponsored by the American Society for ; , ,' . suspect sunstance was fed to the small animals. increases, rising raw materials costs and an Industrial St'curitv and attended by scores of )' . ticipated congressional action on an energy bill This far-out experiement brought about a large highranking security officers from major cor0 Social Security revision and a tax cut are alnue: scale counter-effort by the industry affected. It porations. federal agencies and local police " et' ' the economic omens pointing to an inflationar departments appears that the counter-measure was on a more 1 upturn next year, possibly to the d'jubk'-diit realistic basis. Mice were shaved and the dye As the severity of the problem has increased ,1/ , level-10 percent and above. That would put u tnr ent %ears, it's become fashionaltie to place applied to their skin and was not rinsed off after the ' A right bd ~; .. . *? ) I, II mod of the blame on judges who mete out stiffer ~1- I r!110 application, Will it ever end' sentences to teenaged street criminals convicted With humans the dye is not used on shaven Probably not. A look at the record indicates of stealing $300 television sets than to heads and it is rinsed off within an hour. The cxinflation is one way of surnnung up civilized We clean thh businessmen found guilty' of perpetrating man's economic experience. It has been around periments conducted by the hair dye industry did stock swindles, as long as men have been doing business with not reveal any cancer tendency in the rodents. But not enough attention has been focused on each other on a basis more sophisticated than This is not a scientific evaluation of the two the activity — or lack of it on the part of rudimentary barter. experiments. It is just a lay observation with an prosecutors and officers of business enterprises The United States, along with the Western victimized by embezzlement, computer theft, ttempt to interject a bit of horsesense into much , world In general, has been in a state of c: check fraud and countless other criminal e hich we believe is bordering on a hunch of tinuing inflation since World War It. And it .,'' schemes. nonsense. could be made that this is but the latest Ph.iSd' One attendee at the recent conference, the Money, time and effort was spent to arrive at disobedience of tribal custom is punished by an epochal trend dating back to the 15th ('entur AL ROSSITEK jp_ corporate security manager for one of the ui'i Science Editor fines, banishment or, when the infraction is and the wealth from the New World with who I: conclusions which in turn caused the industry to nation's largest insurance companies described WASHINGTON (UPI) A 33-year-old black particularly serious, by curse death. Spain flooded Europe. 'ix'nd more money, time and effort. This is a the frustration of dealing with overworked man from rural Arkansas grew increasingly That was inflation of a classic type with who justifiable attempt to prove the first conclusions to That, said Golden, means certain death. but federal prosecutors: irritable, then became fearful when people societies back to the Egypusn and Sunu'ri.in be wrong or at least over-stated. for such a curse to be successful, he said the "Hell, whcn we get U0,000 or $40,000 fraud approached bin have been familiar-a sudden increase. froni n' ,, and We are getting fed up with a daily dose of case, nobody in the U.S Attorney's office will heart seizure after twofinally suffered a fatal victim has to know he has been cursed, and he mines or conquests. in the supply of flume-tars weeks of hospitalization, has to believe in the power of the person %5)() take it unless we have it completely' wrapped UP cancer-scare reports. metal exceeding the supply of goods to be put. ..n autopsy found no reason for the man's administers the curse, in a neat package and tied with a Especially when the dosages used in the chased with it red ribbon." death. But his wife knew what happened. Another participant cited a similar situation research are so far from the real dosages that we The victim feels hopeless and helpless. His Contemporary societies, served or miss,'rse'd0 in New York City: "They re got 150 attorneys in eating and drinking habits become irregular. He by the printing press, have been able to 'li-'pe'nsc ~%ould be using. The whole matter is disturbing, and She told staff members of the University of the U.S. Attorney's office in .Manhattan, but Arkansas for Medical Sciences that her husband fatigues easily and eventuall) . with no intere!A in counter-productive. Why frighten us before the %ith the necessity of at-qwring at1wil ph%-,ital they're so swamped they usually- won't take a had angered a "twoheaded" and the twoliving, the victim simply' dies eet'althto overexpand the honey supply Ilul the final results are in, justified and proven" case that doesn't run into six figures — that's headed caused his death. "Overwhelming feelings of fright, fear, basic cause and effeLt relationship heekLs i tru All the interim information is just that— $100,000 •r more needed to attract their in. hopelessness and helplessness — not unlike those today as it did way back then inconclusive and usually raises more questions According to Kenneth Golden, an instructor at terest." The effect has been a rise in the eust of llviiil:. felt by the cursed African — have been known to the than it answers. university's psychiatry department. a twoThe time and effort required to successfully cause death in the United States when people with which we are all too familiar, which trai i. an older woman considered by the If ''mind over matter" has any bearing on the investigate and bring to trial a complex fraud headed is ve been confronted with the demise of a loved slates into a decline in the value of curre'nc, as passable community' to be a witch who cast spells and ha case gives the prosecutors at least a general well of the populace, it might he well one, a business loss or a dangerous situation," the dollar has been doing for quite a few years excuse. But the see-no-evil attitude of too many healed people. to consider that all these constant scare reports Golden said. now. It has a lot of company. The first rule' eel corporate officials is far less excusable. Golden described the case In a report in the may be injurious to health, cw'rrsicies is that over the long term the', S "Management involvement in the battle to December issue of the medical journal — "The implications of these phenomena might decline. Would it now be out of line to suggest that the be far reaching," he said "Research can government protectors of our health" maycut losses is not sufficiently aggressive," Philip Archives of General Psychiatry, lie explained There is a notable exception or tee''. Mnuel. a se'teran investigator with the that twoheadeds, along with "conjure doctors," provide the mental health professional with standout being the East Roman Efiipires themselves be a health problem ? .'zant Senate Permanent Investigations Sub. 'root doctors" and "hoodoo men" are believed greater understanding of the powerful influence which retained i t s value for seven centuries ftc A devil's advocate sometimes serves a useful Conunittee, said in a conference speech, to be able to trick or hex a person, causing of culture and society on the individual and the dollar's performance is much truer to historical purpose But to let him run the show to complete intricate relationship of the mind and body," Several corporate security officers at the sickness, insanity and death. form however. negation becomes ridiculous, conference privately auknowledgeu that their Is inflation harmful' lie said patients in the United States are often "livaing practices are no longer a reluctant to tell doctors about hexing pracinvestigations often are thwarted by top phenomenon of rural isolated communities in That depends, primarily on the (legree' and the' management. "I personally know of hundreds of the deep (ices for fear of being belittled or not understood. health of an economy otherwise. A little inflato,ri South," Golden said. "Physicians have cases that have gone unreported," said the provided evidence that voodoo and hexing is one way' of getting a stagnating it securuts director of a major oil company. practices exist as for north as Connecticut." "Anawarenessonthepartofphysici30f recessionary economy inuring again, a re'fui,'d. White collar crime is costing America's exi.stern.t' of hexing practices within their several recent incoming Democratic ad1 h trade practices of the Japanese discourage imports of Golden said the practice of voodoo in the companies an estimated $30 billion to $40 billion communities may lead to more reported cases ministrations have applied. AJi.t'ric'an goods while, in effect, subsidizing exports of their each year. But until and unless industry leaders United States is a blend of African voodoo and otxls to the United States. and the development of effective treatment Can inflation be forecast accurately" remove their heals from the sand, it's going to European witchcraft belIefs, techniques to deal with the psychological really. Too many factors and This can c.aw't' serious trouble between our two friendly their in' continue to be what the business community He spent two years in Wed Africa as a Peace nations if it is alluwe'd to continue. We have tried to lecture the resistances and physiological difficulties of pa- terrlationstiip too unpredictable to permit the ('ails a 'growth industry." Corps teacher and said in the village he lived in, bents who have been cursed." Japanese on tt seriousness of the ri.atte r President Nixon economic future to 1w read with rt'r'tiny lecturecitheni several years ago. But polite argument has been unavailing Stronger action may soon be needed, Hecently, the .Japanese cabinet was reshuffled, But the ruling party and interests remained the Same. It is doubtful that I', they will change Japan's trading ways without further pressure fruiu abroad But the Japanese m uList come ni or be brought t understand that free trade is a two-way street. There can be no lasting 'e'turity in a trade balance as one-sided as our trade with Japan WASHINGTON — Monsanto, the giant hopes will persuade viewers to write letters to I' at present. Monsanto also produces diaflate, an speech or the "shopping list." chemical manufacturer, is about to launch a their newspapers on behalf of chemicals or to Ingredient In pesticides which has been linked to PENTAGON FIX: There's a move afoot at high-powered public relations offensive to state their views In public forums. tumors In laboratory mice and rats, and two the Pentagon under Defense Secretary harold convince the U.S. that some chemical products In its proposed booklet, the giant chemical chemicals, zylene and touene. The latter have Brown to try to rope in the spunky, independent are good for you — even though they are firm vows to "replace purely emotional apbeen placed on the government's priority list of Court of Military Appeals. 14 suspected of inducing cancer. proaches with the bed science we can muster." 10 chemicals that need to be tested first under The little-noticed panel is known anoiric With sales revenues of $4 billion a year, Yet. Monsanto's own report on the coming ad the recently enacted Toxic Substances Control servicemen as "the (;l's supreme court It has Moruantu is easily able to pay for a combined campaign says, "We are using television Law. often been as militait as it is military in - .1 television and magazine drive to gloss over because it offers exactly the kind of emotional Footnote: A Monsanto spokesman told our defending the rank-and-file against the brass and scientific findings that the chemicals which impact that can make a lading impression on associate Larry Kraftowltz, "We are not trying braid This has, of course, rankled the mnilitars 's preserve your food and safeguard crops may be the public." to make a strident defense of chemicals. We're top dogs. Ar hazardous. Environmentalists fear the slick onslaught seeking a balance in public opinion." He also For convenience, the court's budget is Since more and more Americans are growing may be only the first wave of a well-financed and noted the company is trying to better the testing lumped with the Pentagon's when it goes to way of the manmade chemicals they ingest, self-serving counterfire against moves to crack of chemicals which may be harmful, Congress. But the Senate has served clear Monsanto will pull out all the stops. It will recruit down on potentially hazardous substances in use SPEECH LOBBY: Taxes, energy, the notice that "the court justifies its own tu(1g4't its own workers to make speeches and lobby for these days, economy and the Middle East are shaping up as with no control exercised by th e I)t'partni'nt of / Monsanto chemicals, The pro-chemical ad"It represents a naked attempt to buy public the major themes of President Carter's State of Defense." verlising blitz will be launched through opinion, something public Interest groups can't the Union message next month. The president Now, risking their jobs, civil-rights-minded do," a spokesman for the Environmental will submit the annual message to Congress In workers in television and major magazine outlets. the Pentagon have alerted us that The company's blueprint, which we've seen, Defense Fund told us. two part.s. Brown, with the connivance of his general For example, one ad would show a baby in a calls for a documentary movie and a pamphlet One will be the conventional formal address counsel, Deanne Siemer, is arbitrarily trying to extolling the virtues of chelnicalL Company shopping cart with the slogan "Without to Congress and the American people. The other cut a $150,000 stem from the court's proposed employees are being urged to laud the wonders cheirilcla, life itself would be Impossible." Segment will be a written "shopping list" of budget, Another slogan would say, "Without chemicals, legislation and executive goals accompanying of Monsanto's laboratory prooducts, Now surprisingly, the money is wanted for a n any more millions would go hungry," the speech. Together, they'll add up to what he study that could A 19-page report to the employees boasts that wipe out vestiges of jury The company hasn't always seemed so hopes to accomplish in the coming year. rigging, overly harsh sentences, brutal sup "each television message will be built around a careful about what is being fed the public, The Fora month, at Carter's request, department pression of dissent strong visual demonstration that lets viewers s and manipulations by Food and Drug Administration recently banned and agency heads have been sending their Inputs generals and admirals that still pervert military for he t mselv es how impr ove thee chemicals C—#*` ~ %)~, plastic soda pop bottles containing acrylonitrile, to the White House. And the departmental bosses justice. And qualities of their lives." just as unsurprisingly, Ms. Siemne'r a suspected cancer-causing product from are lobbying everyone they know at the White aloofly refused to return Look. dear, our first SIMPLE and CLEAR our calls and Brown's Prominent scientists and experts are being Monsanto. The company has decided to contest House above the level of messenger to get their office refused to confirm or deny the REGULA TION" tin. Lined up to narrate a message that Monsanto the edict, views and pet projects into either the formal precedented ploy, C rliiie . -. .......... V s. Crime .. In Inf lation: ' .4 $ . E • . .-.-. . •. E-,w-%i.4 - '? - ' I -. -. -. . .• s - . • r- •'- - . - ' , ' . -- ' it. er ' ' - -. ' . 4C - --- - $ W - •. " ''"- I . ,', (N! — "# ", - '/ — , . - ' ' • ' C "1 I " - A $ 41i - Port 'flu ial are leocking for a new tenant, according to Doigner, and 'We have a couple of things in the works. One protwetuve' tenant was referred it, us fricu the Fturute ll:p,ri. "ut of the county. L,ilcd it, another company' last week for the first time, but the facility' we have is a little tiig,ger than what they need. Th ey're a marine products manufacturing oimpariy' We also contacte'd local realtors last week to let the'ni know ',e c' have 17,500 square' feet available to rent" '-.,.', Million 1 '' Standard Syste'n.s. eti,,tlie'r u'ncre.'te mi.tnufaturing Company, wshirtdb Eagle Contractors f planned add:tion to the Seminole Count'. jail ail cells for a - Eagle was declared in default of its contract with the county by the co un ty commiss ion, and Standard v.a.', never paid by Eagle. Standard was evicted by port officials in June owing the port $92,000 in back rent, and Concrete Concepts moved to the port in June' ument A n on woo S Keep By JAN IASSF,l.HF.hth( Heraldtaff%Sriter ' y L waS geta 125 fee required by tht: city refunded, but Councilman 1.iiwrcnt,v Goldt,otirg said after all of his smus we're' t a ken clown a they began mysterious1% Goldberg said 1101A OWN don't want to bov lia ble for arms more that might be put up." te . ~ I . ruiined after the new count Omen take office The --%varing-u) ceremony . for the . . 11- - lxw-is, - T- :iew officials will b.' Jan. 2 ' ffir 4iAllur ra.n him ri %Oiatlt- Park Shesaid she tiad ' lCri,ioard who won his bid for rt'-i'le'dieri to council, during fur the party in addition to gifts and refreshments donated bs ch il dren Ii its risirt r Jr Elected to .oi tht'r term in addition to G o l dberg 011-111 (101AII I ioldts, r, applyin g Ne'A ii,an imnt ed sw istikas on ')nie the b,ulane'e of the sLfls before the ek',melli;:e' eS e'r; eitcc e far ,is to re-niece' signs Ire ii trash in driveways City attorney Ned Julian Jr said a candidate can' t be held responsible for signs put up by soflitsjne not under his control and the city has no control user OF what an individual wants to pU l ip on his f'ri5'te' pr'pt'nty Council ('hairnuan I It Grant said in the tust sign', had been le ft UP Oil I)R it in n: or David I 'hO('l", we't b take' "c; C l'RAYFII IS hl•U'K r w tuc h was re'pla.i'i I' Ui a silent mm:e'ebtatiun l."t , ',c .t,, ia ry . , returned to '. it eulL'il it ni,'etings Monday night (;r:,nt asked his wife, He's' Ruth i ;r a nt of the Firs I'entece.,s'tel ('hun-ti of I angw ooel to open the' ima-eting with prayer. CHRISTMAS PARTY Mrs Goldberg, who is hairnian of the city 's annual I 'hristmas part) for children up to, 12 sears old. rt'nonteel the ;c t nt will be held rom . 1 tip 5 1) tit in the citlo re'e're'at ion e'nte'r in Sun' and ice 1oih C ount Ii in ou sly are being asked ti .i:thurized preparation uI an bras: a non-perishable foesi ordinance' for a zoning change Item to the parts for frutic Business It-I e to 1'ormi distribution to needy families ilie'te'idl fur nr,ec'rts at 21 Sn There will be emite'rtainjiien bs 431 retut'.sted by BliSimpson three haruLs Mrs Goldbe-rg in behalf of the Southern ('icrdisplay ed it gingerbread house perat Ion It'cor,itt'd e'. ith a variety of The cit y attorney also w a candy eluiated by Hit' and authorized to draft an orCindy Stallings of 342 K dinance ee hich ee ould permit arren Ave. diuretic's in areas toned B-I and hIt)l.II)A' SI'IItIT in any' other 1umifl1 by special Ve'tnle in the holida> mood. e'xce'ption The' city' presently uei.ij,cil ,ui)c)rove'uI a sui!O.'stlufl has no fLflflO ,'Imccifi,' ,e i'.n (luhlre'n RI I — . No, I" I . — ., — ' - ~ - I-, - -_ '5 "' -: — -- Nloinor 1*0 h0ld it" fourth (if Jul) celebration in an , hurches and the Fir-,t ,,. Power Guide—...All Polyester cord Body,6-Rib Tread, Dependable 's p1fflflIflc area teiriesl It-I 'I e D78-14 $26.95 I S2 C F78-14 S29J 52 37 G78-14 30.60 $2 53 H78-14 $32.50 5273 [G78.15 $30.60 $2 59 1H78.15 432.50 _ S279 [8.1s I $34.30 1 S309 AI 1 U\ il-c - (.-c:- 4 PV oLY ESIER P CORD ,' ' teeI'New Car Radia l EWALLS 9A P000,,,.., ~ ' I f r..,.—., 11111111111111111111111 Pigs I arrested it liungwooel man an, l lW('F:MHF:R H. l77 charged him with burglars, tI)%Il.SlmS grand larceny and attempted Sanford: auto theft in connection with ' leroy A. Anderson burglary at Erie Adams fur' Margar et L. Blue niture' store early' Mooda 'flk'lrna l)cgutis Authorities said ('harks Ira Charles I. Echols Jr. Hackett, 23. of 3-A K James France-s ire'el ('ourt, allegedly had but-w t-v. ire, .Joyce A Hurst a truck valued at $10,000 and Ruby N. Jones had it running with the ('art A. Johnson headlights on when the'> hlrandec Jo Kriger discovered him near a storage' hi4mttie N. May area of the store at 5:40 Virginia Michalowski a.m. The truck had $300 in Herbert D. Patton merchandise in it, according to Ralph K. Sutherland reports Mattie I.. Alexander, l)e'Ilarv hackett was placed in the James 1'. Conway. I)ehIary Seminole County jail on $5,250 Frank W. Jones, l)eHary hind. John K. Jones, Deltona louise Donley, 39, of 132 Ruth P. Manning, Ikltona Country Club Rd., foiled a purse Melvin G. l'aylor, t)eltona snatcher when she ref used to let Vivian M. Taylor, lk'ltona go of her purse Monday, acTwila J. Barrow, Lake Mary cording to Sanford police. Marie 0. Thompson, Orange Donley was walking to her Clty :II ST BE - 01.11 1', 'f'' e't I. U rnarge ':'''' I" , a,, ,' ' . J` G - 2 J , e:, S , , ,es, ,-S-~~ , 1 , - I " , , - "J'.1t~ '-t-, !t-,' 5,1-_1-!" . ~,,. L ~J ./ . ' '' - .'' ' ., -.' . ' ,.-, '':'' ,' .'',,': 'c ,j ,,'9 "/7' - • •..-, -: &'e ! N' ,5b'1. ,.. ,' .-.:*e. '.: ':: ' I /'M-Sc '. - - 11 i 1. : "'%,'' I I - I H ' - N /' ir '.. , 2 :f,.e. Manc 01h., Sizes Low Ptid Too lv- . Barbara A Platt. Sanford Giilolt. Nir She'efe'r, Siinfeerei BIRTHS Kenneth W. & Barbara A Platt. a ba by girl Ricky & (;a% le M She'fer, it baby girl l)IS('IIAIIGKS: v;at. Custom Pi Cush ion Pygios -1 ~ $JMNF.''. ay •":.,:_ '4'!' -•'..C -- c,er in shopping center parking t orelimig to reports The suspect lot at 8:50 p.m. when sonic-one fled when he could not grab it approached her from behind out of I)unley 's hand, reports and crabbed the purse, at'- said, iusr .. ,i ¶ -- ~-A i -- - A 875-13 Whitewall cs 5 1 82 F E 7 3" 1fff 'CustomP - - $fLC HOSPITAL NOTES ;...-; OSConstruct ion I liurh in :eri - S. —,... .,, 1111114. ~.. .-'- !eInsot Wek*iva Go If Club Robbed ('toll equipment. liquor. ,iiil clothing has been report ed stolen from the Wehiva Golf Club pro shop, ,n cording to Seminole Counts Sheriff's Depart miie'nt Value if the missing items was placed at $1,431, including $50 etaniige tee the golf course. Pete Jackioske told deputies that someone entered the pro shop during the nighttime on Sunday or Monday by breaking out a window. The items, including two set.s of iro ns and one set of woods, golf balls. three dozen sweaters, shirts and liquor. were carried through the and transported on a golf cart to the golf course, according to deputies. Errol Sherwood Parks, has reported to Sanford police the theft of 39 fire extinguishers valued at $715 frormi a storage house .u'xt to the Seminole Fire Equipment building, at 117 Laurel Ave. The extinguishers, ranging in size from two-and-half- pound to five-pound sin's, were taken either Sunday or Monday. according to reports. MAN AKhiI:sTI:l) Sheriff's deputies have GOOD~ If cr;1 Not dogs, % down 40, to the "ill bv Goldberg' s wife. I the I aid .she and her SOILS had taken Fletcher said he decided to keep each year's checks be~ Grant asked that the . t(WIi heart) drinkers among patrons each in his bank account in 19;4, 1975 and Ir,6 34. has filed a lawsuit at the lown's bars, had al,Aa)s in Sanilac County Circuit Court split their cause I,ewis, who used to live 'mallet lottery contending that Fletcher, But eight months ago I-'letch' rent-free on Fletcher's 80-acre winnings down the middle. welched on an oral agreement en said he decided that he was farm in exchange for mowing effo rt to keep families at home they had to share the $1 million But when the million -doll ar no longer going to split the grass and doing other ch ores, and off the highways. Mitchell Fletcher won in a l4 Michigan ticket as sent in to lottery lottery checks, and when this botched up a landscaping enwas named to head up the Lottery drawing, officials it carried only Fletch- year's installment came he put terpnist'the two started with the event "I don't talk to him or go er's name and that was the the entire amount in his first installment of their winCouncil voted to set up an ad where he goes," said Lewis. beginning of the trouble. checking account. rungs . - - Inies. ng ' The' reti'nt election campaign in lingwood is gore' but not forgotten Monday horning . I)ECKERVII.l.E, Mich. "Last week, we both gut incited Million-dollar prizes are "I hacen hvrd from him A dispute about a $1 to the same wedding, I had to doled out in 20 arinwil payments since," said lewis. "I trusted million state lottery prize has tell the couple that I was sorry I of $50,000 each That this man more than any other turned Norman Fletcher and couldn't make it because he arrangement worked out fine person in in> life. I would have Jim Lewis from barroom would be there." the first three.' years — with bet my life on him." buddies into courtroom eneeach man depciting *25(1)1) The two muien once known , UPI) Signs ' JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN 'S School. Sallford . t , BERRY'S WORLD ' '. ' - ,_-'.• I Sc inora n cl ub sort things out. - Pro-Chemical Advertising Blitz In Works *.. president Linda Iteck 'seat(-(]) and Mrs. John McConnell of the ( Nut - AROUND - Door - Shiaccn I)i'ckcr (left) and :%undr,is Benson check out toys donated 1w SCIENCE TODAY Japan 's ' , the- Sanford and Sentoran Junior ~Voniailoos Clubs for sale* at the special Chrito,linas store- operated at Sanford Grammar club e world - 1,1:c ('ur.cree ('ncepts, a manufacturer of modular concrete structures, riioc-tsj into the Seminole County' Port in May, coin. pony nfui'tal.s paid an $8,000 depcst to cover first ad last month's lent, accordmni: to run off"ueic It was also the last time Concrete Concepts company officials paid the port at all, said Dennis 1)olgner, Assistant Port Admini st rator. Company' officials have moved out of the 47,50(Lsquare.foot factory' at the port owing $16,000 in back rent, and port officials are looking for a new tenent, he said. rent they owed, said Dolgner. The company had "four or five people working at the port, and Randy Witravell, Concrete Concepts' president, did move out wi th his company papers. We've padlocked the gates," said l)ulgner, "They still have some small tools at the port. in addition to several modules they were building for low-cost housing for an out-of-county man." TOYING ' ,Ø V oodoo • - / ,, ; '. , - - i-". #' .. . .' ' '- - - .. ,' ,'ti~t/__`, "Tliey actually o,Aed us $20,000. but they built a small guard building for us w ith $4 value which we counted against the ,•• . d1 - 4 - ;' , two c'hihfren. Both confirmed. Mrs hk'chtold was sitting with as many as six or seven ctuldre'n at the time of the alleged violation. She was con vi cted of two counts of operating a day care Iloth attorneys will travel to center and fined $2Gi, plus court West Palm Beach B for the co st s Mrs Bechtold al so lost a hearing before the Ilorida countersuit .seeking to stop the Fourth District Court of city from enforcin g the zon ing Appeals law Both said they do not expect a Mrs. Bechtold still is under an ruling fr two or three months. injunction prohibiting her from The ordinance in question Operating the service, ac permits babysitting for up to co ding to Both r Whighamn said Monday the ordinance gives sufficient no'ice of what is prohibited theresi dent i al zo'iin classification involved. First Time Paid Was Last ;. -.. .`11o. 1 . . - ces Will It ,A "P and overbroad. $16,000 Owed Port - , ' Tuesday, Dec. 13, 177 — SA ,' - .........: OOD ~` YEA R' G Goodyear Revolving Charge Account . .. -r - - Sanford Rosa L Byrd Richard K. Calulwe'll Jr ('heryl 1). Hunt Marion Lee Jr. Lut'lla McFadden lheayne Smith .'tdnanna Skiver. Chuluota Clinton M ('omiily Sr , Ih'Itary Jewell N. Smith, t)efl.are Scaburs Hurtis, Ik'ltona liuis l.ucas, l)e'ltona Jiuiie's N Wood,s, l)e'Itona Minnie K. Mattair, 0'4c't' Brenda Lyon & Baby' Boy. Sanford Milton K. Havel, lh'ltona Lube & Oil Change $588 6 cc-."ete Chime ill .( • Oe.11 c',' $ne sg pins arId '' ,qkimmo ----c . aezn".g $'ootPe guet p.rfo,' Pleas. then. in includes iigPiI Front-End Alignment $1388 . J.,-, *,-.-; I"- in't 01,1 -*-T.,:1. ...;1-..- , - : 1"1o; - '''c"! useS V truch$ c''eei r',..-1 C'5 5ej'C Ii'" Ash for out Fm lattery Power Chick e . - 1., "I i o W4 iT :1 I „,j ' GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE CHRIS CANDLER, MGR. 555W. FIRST ST. SANFORD PH. 322.2821 : �OURSELVES SPORTS &A-Evening Herald. San f ord, Fl, Tuesday, dec. 13. 177 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Tuesday, Dec. 13, 1577-16 In And Around Sanford Boone ST ETF:RsBUI; UI'! I III Ill tLi t.rt '.r,ter .anc :'p tt l ' tht t'.it ak hI 4'*, )ed tht ( Ia.' 4 • ra,nkir,,,s It -fle. •tnj \t, l•A .ara' Prep . Va.t I'aln Ih'ah 'aurth Stirt ani 'attin the p iu ir 2 i (ltaratt i' tas ca . : CLASS A • - - released a ,• a A. • ' , P •. • , ...,• . a • e-' - C. r C.. I I • The party part) that Dr and Si Kenneth I Ansia'tt*'W ing tiaress Sunday night at Otln(I)'s Citrus ('lub Just has tu be the party of In fact, this t'vt'nt V* the largest Private gathering I 11,1% I. attended in l ears When asked 161w IiIafl% guests r b'P' ..-"• .I'• •. -j I ,,-, ;I. p11 1A '" .. .. ' .."o ...The Party Of The Season Parade I%PV $ The CLASS -- eitraj •, Basketball • . ' C Leads • A ••la' a3s • Al'.. .-.......... •• . . ;.a - . a. , • 1 AP • • '-a , -, . - -, ;~,J ,~ , tl 0 11 Lyman, ''Oh, Lyman Hosts Basketball Crooms Tops 1) Tripleheader Tonight 7 0-58 . C 11 I nthr : ppe the:;. ti t ' . - , - - . - -. ' lake Brantle broke open a t '' - ' --f--i -.. " ' - Howell Frosh ., "%`A%:,..-- A: : Gator Cagers 11., . Tril y In Air Posts Vktory F'eaturir. a t!anced s ':.. attack and L*g 6.1 Cash Ln xr dominating the boards, Lake Howell's freshman sketbai team roll ed Over Osceola. 24'. for their second straight of the Mondas 'We Just blew th em out. right fr om the start.' was how Howell coach San- Cook saw The Hawks had three men in double fi I I' Crtoms -_. - — 3 I! - I - eaboard S sictur) - Bruce 'ures Brightman topping the ILq Stith I , t _ •eaboard CSeaboard rast Line pDed - victors over Chuck Takr 1OAll-Stars .iforidd) right in tht, *~ltamonte Springs tournament (f L'I Lt (I. 1t Rf)I'J) . Pro Football LA K E Ill - Br.crIr'.r , • S Pars Telephone whipped hirb> Rental, 18.4, and National In c,rts - stopp yr ed Albert's Cabinets, Tonight's 7 p.m pairs Nameless Sanford LDS - , SAl Win of One , i c a.-• y 1"; a '.aa 2: 1 . *$V t5 ) B$Il : : : I. P '?tt*,,,- I -.,e-,' S Clark i t In Row ' ' aI sjotead ~ ft . .1 ,._t. I-."_,* ,.~, 1~1%1~ ;,11~.:; 1~_- ~ I ,: II -1: il., , - ..'. : a Veteran I. center Walt McKechnit' of the Washington - I %'.I' .4.. I.....a.• .1 _(•-. • I. 5, • assists and e I )OifliS fat a Girar d . game . cur points .-.. S .- Schoo - lI l ' I .4.a!r. ... I tc S PA C - S':a,: Gam .. it 6; • '1 sr's •. '.a:a' 6 ar'. - ' CII In cc; )l ' 'Pr"a 'i:." tj "''' ' - :' , *as College 'a'a (cado 1 7 P 1 the Sanford. for the Paul Scheele Kennel, the School is Orlando Kennel Club, where top o ut fit at SOKC last season. Others Include Manatee beginning tonight, schooling Dario, Kojak Scott, Ginune races kick of f the preseason .campaign leading up to the Shelter and Major Role. Schooling is open to minors :Dec. $ opener. Official schooling will be held when accompanied by adults, rughtl>' except Sunday at 6:30 and there is no admission through Dec. . Among the charge When the regular season more notable greyhounds in tonight's races is Inaugural begins the night after Christare not permitted champ from last year Misctuef, a Grade A performer on the premises. in at Joe ma-s. minors - Pae'g. C0iI6-i' Basa,rnal, Monday'sRewile , Un$tpd P',tt IflteyniI.a,I fas t D0 4 1141 so lo FIFTH — i Mjn, Ac,.l (71 1460 12 207 322 PIe-ga, Juan I), 94 SOP 3 L?0n fnrp 7 5, 1- I666-3 I (. a I - I 'I j, I P -e 3 a Q Pa,p4 3 ) 6 11317 -- IC (4 3 6 '. - EIGHTH F ssoc Y 14 3 4 X 7 57; 0 -, o -a, Yca ra . - Za". c A IS TENTH I; cc '2 X a 11 913 I 7( 443 3 s,drc 7 3 Pa 3 (4 1 3, 34 3442 CD -e 21130 ELEVENTH I B.Iua,3, Alpi -I 430560 360 7 Ogv-ia Cctaa.p a) *1-0060 3 A'-'on Al?aj 'êi 760 (4') 0- 55 40 P '$3 II] IC TAELFTH — I Yar-ao, *1f7,, ($1 I IC 910 400 2 Ol.a Za", II S 70 - I ' Arco -• 3f of, 2~ 1 fSoa'a r , Ia p',, Plots, on 4"d n$lLonjill 'u'rpn, C"'"010" C'i'taP% ra' C. 'ota, or,° 'or Pr' ?Cn a, it, •\ $ p, , rOIa(p lPap f. IN re GO N I F .,WYENTS ''°" L&l* Longwood rlor,dj ,,?So n - ' Transactions Florida - 0) , It - - Ø,,,, 'tin Brr1 0 bt from At lanta FCrP(l0ta,re- •nte. o N0e,mb,n I`J" 'Co "'ara 8-10 M&OVIIIAn, 9081 I Z' 1917 by The St)Ovt I"'filled Covet 0,50 and a draft CPIO C. "w'Pers (146411 PC ,p g4Ppr'pq Dg So4aert 1!3 p PIe llaeen in a%Spracd 4li' Handy AtIrom to N e w Haven Cracanat, IwelA Sgned rr,r, '.agu. fell * Paul to a Stewart 13 game t,,aI ng CiIii' lnda,,a Stale Named Richard Jimaion 'cia 0001baII coach *0 succeed Torn Harp Baseball New voc ya,t,, Sent ri;P.t handed PIIC14P Stan Thomas and 3111 I.A-ad Closed amount of CISIS to t. Ctaacago White Soi for first bas.man im Speeaceq, in a man0, ilagu, deal, t he Yankees traded right Paln4ec Ed Rick..s to the Whale So. lo*a fwm club for raghtPaan P.9CM-a Bob Pol,niAa and OUIII,idi', Tommy Cr-Ui. who To aSsigned to the Yank ees' Tacoma farm Club -- d*'fS.Qred il-lIed Stales Martp,a, on of tai '0 1 v avIPaoajl,d dppa,?pj, All 5II IPa Properly I,la,,Jt, '' ,,,, Sem PCI? C,.unl y , FiOr'di it Atl '0 1f54 of 109 31 and East IS friff of IrI 35. WaSParag,on HCighti, n to put of cord ''r,f ''d,ø ,, Plat Bto 3, page 37, Pa,bl Records ',r'fI'lOI, Of County, FWr ,dg of ha,aIc outcry *0 Ill# 14apPp and bait 14def for Cith at I1 o'cIoc W,daa,ta.,, J anuary II, 1,70 of p• Aest door of tbe Sem.liolo count y Courthouse, Sanfo,, Florida Oiled 930$ 77 GEORGE P GROSSE United Stiles Mir$hal M'*Ie District at FI46 KENDELL W WHERRy At5i5tit United SIatp At5i'neyj Atlrn14 tOn Plaintift PvbiSh D.c 93, 20- V. 1977, Jan 3 i,7$ DES 35 desc,,bed - , _____________________ '' jmpw -- - CHIEF, WIFE A TTEND Ti civD H. 'aid i' Sanford 11olice("hief Wallace Lalletersand his %ife, Louise. appear happy about the large turnout at the Annual Policeman's Hall Saturday night at the Sanford BALL - .1 : -,'' -- It -- (,'il',,. - '- , ':,. - ' • ' ('is- ic ('enter. Proceeds from the annual ball benefit the charitable projects of the Police Benevolent :%SOCiatiOfl. ' a - C4 r- . - ,'.________ It - -- :, - .''_ - ': , , ' . .' -:' • I. : '-i'' — I ,'5 • n ' • r. .,' ll It - ' ,,,,.2.,"i.,. .',' )SP tl •.'• •".-,- ;s.'-t . it:iis Tom V,nc,nti or Olo ,. - ' I "i, - ' a. - - — - ' ' ' -.- -' -.-' , try M - ,4--V . ,,,_tIM Am Dyi ' lng Inside I - •—.- -a - '' I "- v ' S_ 'S - . - - ---' ' - , ;::-5, • . '-"-6 .•- -,,_• .',""'' ' :' 4 ffiam RMW - 2 - - .. - . .' V 1. - - - , - - - 90. l'S - - - - -- ' 1-4 I Ii. \ n.,rri&'d for l )a-ar' to a nun who, from all outside up' perc'-a• is an ideal husband. Nothing ould Li' further from the truth • Ar - ' ,, - '' - - - , .-. ' :. -' - , DEAR ALSO: Th e thoughtful hos t and hostess wIll InvIte the photographer land the band t to l'ti 34 and he 4 I don't ct If the) are engaged to work drink (at sinuke, and I've never I L. .,l ,u",,. m ail. CL', a fit e" or si x-hour shut, A •. h.-,• separate table or a place in the no children because he's never kitchen Is usuall> provIded for w ante-al any He thinks sex is for acnounm'cmcnt that if he doesn't those who are "working" a anijj, but he (lot's ciiidata lie fl it,) birthdu> , see a counselor about urn- parts . innlversars and Christmas, prosing the qualit> of )our W'.Ait ,IuBV Will >ou Then he acts as though lie's marriage, ,ou are going to see ple as e se-tile a disagre-emt'nt a law'eer, There Is more in life aloiflt lilt' a favor, between it> husband and ni"' than three square meals a do> is good-looking, You ma> hate to support 1b' 1k' thin ks I'm so me' kind of ticu l ous in los dress, and has >ourself, but erasing affection nut because I bttsta s-Cr) successful business. The as you do. It could be preferable every night beffre going to he'd, -I ll ., people' st&' set' sau'iall ate to being oked in a cold fish for I believe it, Just good personal ho re-latis es anal a few buinrss the rest of your life. h>giene. i -,. .. - lilt DEAR ,-SIIHV: I am a wed' Ms husband sass !' nI hog photographer, and --flak ')." and bathing before recently I found ITs', self in a going to bed is not net-essuIrv - ltU,Itla;1l th a t I thint know how lt (10 flU S) ',- h au.' SlitS. ('LEAN long I started shooting this w wed' Herald photo by Dawn Graham Elizabeth Robinson (left) %ho was crowiied Beeline Fashion Queen gets roses from "Bee" Tamiiis Bohannon, The queen for a n ight ceremonies j place at the Western Sizzlin Steak House, The queen is the top salests oman of the sear. A NIGHT And Trilmail tells me %ileren I financialIN 10 while the wedding dinner that there are a lot of men out dependent on loin II leave him at (hire who wish their wises were I 'm aching for a pair of arms to and dance were going on "flaky" as )ou. iI',S, A little hold Hie. I could even live They had an elegant sit-down as soft soap at bedtime wouldn't without sex if he would onl% let dinner, but - - 1. ' -- - -' - a lflt iflsiilt' -SFF'ECFION 1IE.Ut ('R.tSING: To >our husband, wIth the an. e- \ For ,i iranai unpublished tei),st ri te' to Ahb> b-s 62 00 , Los' Angeles. ('alit, 'J0069. Enclose a ctu1ipeiI, st-If' It is customary to invite' the . _A, i-Itlressesl envelope e, : ,,-- .Aa',: 'I _ -i.' 192 Tk - I - _ ____ '' \ ( 'is- Ic Center - - ea: - — ,, - -- ' tI, 455', 5 Scile GAZEBO -': 'q1'.' ';'---- ft, —N IV;~V,` RED BERRY ARDISA CAMELLIA HYBRID CROTONS PLUMBAGO GARDENIAS Leaf PHILODENDROM SELLOM Mixed Colors ,...t - 'r , ~,~ :;~? -• I I~ ii'4: " I - ,2ik%.z','4n canive " whit-you ca 1i I FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ekWI#W G(t IDEAS + MW Anwrkan dCeas. TtwGood Nsbo' MESSAGE ____ — In Full Bloom 3' To 1' NORFOLK ALLEN PINES PYRANCANTHA PERCE LANE PINK BANANA - :'F ' 11'."sr 'I '•2 -r TI"'''t'. ' aNK .- : 4 -T A. - ' - CHINESE EVERGREEN PODOCARPUS FALSE ARALIA - BUY — FREE : 20-GET FREE ALLIFY6U1 LAKE MARY, FLORIDA L C.1 GET LOST u1 322-2799 ' S '' '' Red Berry SOCIETY GARLIC LGET LOST _ - ',-';:'-.' 3 To 4' ITo 2' CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI ..I '1,,' .'' .. .-2 3 J hm&*M SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR It; I Split BOXWOOD I BUY 10-GET 1 , -' IH,rald Photo by Tom Nrts,I' , I' l -f- ; 'lli,.- JUSTISHA Mixed Colors CHINESE HOLLY - •'Jle' CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY DAISY BUSH * , 1 I . ,,- AZALEAS Bob Vaehn, representing theSanford Kissanis ('Rib, presents Linda Beck a $2511 check from the club St. John'sScrilor Ciliten Club. II10a rn riweting and (05% ard construct 1(111 (If a iiess ( ;a,t'hu in ('enteninial part) St John's Baptist (lion tu, Altamonte Springs.— GETS GIFT Park, a project of the Greater Sanford Chamber of ('onti ilierce and ('.1 .1'. benefit chicken barbecue is Pancake I)a> sponsored by Southwest Volusio ('it) Recreation Hall scheduled at (III' park Sunda Iroiio I%($)i) until :1 pm Ja>cee's, 8 a ill to 6 p in , Orange _________________________________________ Proceeds for t a-nnis court lighting at Valentine Park. Tkkcts are $2. adults, and $1. children, Proceeds ssill go tossard the gait-ho construction, * ' 1''."'a , - "-"' .,_2I.,'9' ,'.;,, __ __ - it '4'l-3' 2-. '''-.4'-'..' (onea'rt In Lake Hrantla'> 111gb School bands and Brass ( 'ho I r, 2 3)) 11111 at tIll' S chool Free' to public - " Pra)t)leri s 1I1 Ow n, to AbLls ril.p() places sat up for dinner, but didn't thin k I should sit ISt1I like' an invited guest and eat, even though I wa-a starving- . N F'BII)A'$'. I)F:('F:slIhI:It 16 Norman de S-err Howard Chapter thU. 2:30 pm., home of Mrs J It Winihish, 702 F. 4th St., Sanford. Program on Southern ('hristinas b> Mrs Bettye Smith. A ith % ou. floIxill) invited blIP' to hast' dinner I saw st'seral hurt >uur husband either,, tu aslet'p on his the-st I • S hi-re' hi I go from here' - I)Ft RSlitS. ('LEAN: I tote ingand%asstill.shooting If I I' drill, it Il -f , it*" dining rcaanl at (; d drill,, - A 'a' . f)11Jt)'rupher to have dinner" .thd bow about the band? ALSO HUMAN I 'puke- to m% rabbi about rruy ItS s-lt's,a uiarnage', and he' said as hl) husband doesn ' t - i-al real flu', I have fl)thlflt' 01 a iiplain about. ' ('hrlsinias part> fair Youth Programs Inc volunteer!, And hilalr an. t P ill ,-ltaniaantt- Springs vt a D'- "St of RljS#a 5.-a SHALL .. BE 'iOSTROv WOHISOPI P A 55 • - Slrpq, P 0 no. 3164 a2'i'FIorda 12502, on or re'- -, D'ci'mb#r 23. 1117, and '' Oig ui *. with IPap CIerli of It' estIsr bffo,, 9-f vice on Plan' "a Attorney or Immiltd , alel, $Ppapi tIP. 0$Ptv, to a Defavil a rfal,red agiript YOU 'or pp qyt 01 dernaladed in the Com pta P etition 9'$P?NESS my hand and wa -' thai Court th15 14th day of bir, 1177 SEAL) Anhur H Becb*th j, Chat1 00161, Crc,,-, Cc." By Batty M Cappi Di'Pyty Cleat1 PbIjsj Nov fl 7,, I) III' Dim . nr I " I I ,is-aIa !' You? *',lien firlenUl ,t ,,, ., , - addreit S '--- - tILI3S7WOM -- me " h-d b> Bruce Salmon, "Our Strange njst' rsrora Young Must'wui, 0 -t1 pl;unie't;iriun tlira-a Orlank, Juncos, Puerlo R. 006.64 YOU ARE HEREBY 140-'-' 1 Ila ill JC'on '0 'oreciose a '.':' on lIai' 5math' Count,. Fio, Lot I$I W000cp 'yE accordnp IC ftp I) a. as n I"a? Boot a' 34 and 31 PubIc Rr;'-7s -• S'm-noi County , F tId Qi VOV a', I -- ' ' I It NOTICE OF ACTION - -- UNITED STATES DISTI ICY i Itli?ti*a..I COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION P4e* $'%i'y -,p guard B-ta COURT NO — OIL CIV ' P!Id guard Ed Jordan UPsITED STATES O AMERICA HoCki' Plan' 1$ JAS$(5 c C 0,','?'oI - Rpc.lI,0 1o'*ard R:e 'OkPaE a, aa RU74 1,$AE HORNE 'datJo laQan l a n ut C, ICHI, Pa * ad BARBARA C CARTER SI Lout PIHL a AcQ j .,p 0efIsaCafatit) NOTICE OF SALE 4lt,fld,, P14,1 Y11, ltf eng PIot'p s 'ae,e gi ven ttaa$ center Curt B,n,a,ft and a, p'saanI to a Fail - P, A ni-Il .. iãi p, Ritb.tbail - I CA 09 I OLINDA I PAS1I4Aas B, United ''J' IF :311 , STATr OF FLORIDA PataI,sPi b.c 13 70 v itn IF I) -- -i--- -- , ,-'r.d" '-..W".Za.' - - - - boapit,ulLt Il •It South hospital .' OLIPSDA C PASTRANA PaIILIP P2OBR14 ORERT U*alada,'t Spent TnanIac?,,s - CASE No Open housee Clemtor ' . - ', . - l. is - SSamaritan 1110,, - 3a,iiifarii. 1--I I' Dated At Orlando Orange Count, •_.,_ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT I taR SEMINOLE COUNTY P QLaDA PJS "" IaPd I 631 * 7 400 502 3 ':a ) 1 60 (4 54 P072 P 65 .'-a 360 2 C" !P '1, 1 A t -M 4 ,Pon 0.1 4-w" Af , a I .02 ½ ,g e- • P .37 X • ; !'a I tIC 6'? NINTH FOURTH — I Pa'., Eca',a II Aria 'via ' ) so 3 O-'J ---i4 PP,e: i I INC. 0 3 A. 4230 • (4 : - 'S $70 (3 - 7, E:a - 0 . e: P '*ii7 3 70 (4 10 P 77 $212 a •a Ec"a J- A :I. ) r. 2 135 43360 7 Basketball - Ip er ItI 60 27 0 1 7 !7 ll~ I' 4: 10 -- - - 3 Bayer" il Jt Dog Track -• I P7 P200*711 inn THIRD ¶,c,a YIN I, 14 '6-: 1*3 Lg, 7 5 7r' 3 4 42 ' rag ' (a 'cC I 2 13' .,,Lab,,:, 1 5, 3 52)53 1 Ar'r' A I ,g Joan s tag na I I , - A A'. ., P a,a ORLANDO SEMINOLE "014061' NIGHT 841"mVi. '4'f' • - liw Baker l- Tilt I4,SI)AS'. I)F:CESIBF;R IS Central Seminole Senior Citizens Club, (,'hrislmas parts and turke> aljnnt'r for rnenit*'rs, noon. Church of the Nativit>, Like Slur> ltamonit' Springs Friendship (tub covered dish Altamonte Iun hi and gift exchange. II ,iri - -Slt.inionte Springs Civic Center Da ncing in a ftc' rn ilan ('hutuota Retired Folks. 1) Ill , iove'red dish thinner tas Putt> And Christ mas £r"a' Jai-Alai w•.es C l 4:'tO..,d S 7 i-a'p' • FIR ST - a' a' D-p ' o-s of 'a'-ca Bay , a,,,,, fie , O,- r , arc . - First Federal - 5ijTp, 5 P ' £i!. is , Jets '• ' ,05,.Ol •, -. - - t,.r't Nit" England of ' 'a Pis v: ''i.' . - a -' I. ,__' '', - -' (; C)..,: Her a l d st,fitA silt') ihilfk' (hit' rounds visiting friends and utte-nalt-al (lie Wing party Sun' ,Ltv night , Sanford (ItItan, !2 ,I i n BULkS Weight atchrrs, p in , haarigstoed Qualit> Inn and (h'iec10 First Ma'thIadist ('hutch Nltceaps International. 1 30 p ni, First Federal Savings and IA)an, 2424 E*lgewata'r Drive, Orlando (hereaters Anon)mous, 910 a in,, Mental Health Clini c, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, 7:30 pm., United Ma-t boded ('hun-ti - ('asselberrs r -. a a - •, , - - -.-* --- - Pta- 1 p Os • Sunjar's Games Cr '69^ A t A. V a' ' : ,. . , '. ' I. Is Ward, lnterstata- Mall, 7 - 30 Pull_ Grace United Methodist Sanford AA, 8 ; in 1201 W First St. Lake Mar) Rotar>, 8 ;I in Mayfair ('ountr> Club South Seminole OptimIst, 30 ,iii Ramada Inn, Sit ' - C as - . ---'ax' -- ' ' . , I •-. - I. '-' GO , c '. fire engines At f0 Sanford a' tlii- guests of lull uul Va1IltI'r Gi.'luw hit' War' tikes used in 'sa nforil se & ral 'UI.',-! was c4 s ' 5 ": II! 0 'tons 3 ac (Iaia(PapØ davitic,, Ti tle • ;e m - .11 .. in . - " Sa nf ord Rs'tara-t Club, 7 3)) p in , First Federal of Sciiinol,' Sanford 5,51(1' and VA R L 2 3u phi Sanford ('is- ic ('enter iO I'll I Ra'n;in,i, Altafyiante ('as se'lbrrr> hiatus, Spring Senior (itl:a'uis Dance, 2 P m, Altamonte Springs, ' At - ill'. *4 &e I2 - ior at , s Open a ' . . ~ . k ... lb. 6 1 1' ' .. - I "i"a ,irr,kt' Je;inri,- aii.l Gerald frairji ('IlilIrallu '-!M'hit ii teSt III) 5 - •a • c' -' . 271 A- ' '.a -. "-':;' i—'r ',-1,<e 17 : 1 WI:BtF..sDA', IW('EMIIFI II Gene', a llnmemukt'ria, 10 a nt ('tinirnunity hall ('asselbrrrs Itotars, 7 30 a in the ('abooM' o -: I cicanJines.s wron. off again Top 20 '_ - . ( ' artcr. Kin ' SOvth.l Lake appeared in 24 games last The' Hawks will host alount season with Cleveland and rival Like Brantle> Wednesdav - scoreda a • 3-30 6' m ,: I wi's, Jones or i,oweai in . e'r' *2 , 'ace Sa - i• l.A •. as, Howell soccer tt'afr upped its record to 3-4) Monda> with a 34 shutout of Orlando Steve Karlberg scored from - Cleveland Barons Thursday in period - and it was all Hawks exchange for little-used Bob after that. Girard. Mark Stell added two goals I' 4 Cl Ii •k, iaaIi .'iCist'Criiue, .PJ, a thir d qua.5cr. po irider, has played in 5-44 Ml!. Dave Phillips getting the last gaines. scored 119 goats. 04 score in the last minute of the' ii 6 .•. Capitals v as acqwrcd b% the up c1cilse earl) in the Opening - I w I I P* 2 eS Top Jones, 3-0 R!CHF'IElI, ()hica 1111 - -. as - Ciali-al I-Iov'eII Booters The -.. 4 - • prt... wefe' in 111 I . - :s.. .4 W11"t 181;10161~MWI11161_~L~4,:w .~3,v . z .-.. '.!p;6 Te en s Sedgfirld -partxnents clubhouse, Sit 436, Altainonte Springs: 730 P IIi.. Florida Power 0,1(1 Light, apparatus return trip was co ''I - 4)lI III I tit' I'S tat " a Frankie Santore comes off a C Trad Caps ra e e 21 ' N - • , I t - tOld was e orted to the head table where slit- was joinasi by l3ahia's First lady . (ha'reatl'rsAnonsmnus ¶1 30 a ii - a- (j' ,ser.s . ~sv .. ,,. , their - '" Tt'E.SDAV, I)F:('F:%mF:It 13 College Concert Band, holida :uo p in St'' I ,nr,'rt hull Free to public4 ott-hers, 2 af3 - Sujiiiit Ats.urtiiitfits, Savings tat S'-:iinaI' Sit 434. hngstood; 7 p il I *4,' '' I crew (;atars, after 441. off ;: Bounce Halt -. . L T Pt h.ui' r'jr&d Parents tnonyninus, 7 30 pm ('asst'lberry ('0111' hilunit) United Methodist Church Tri'('ounts Road Runners ('hi Club. 2 30 p iii , Suinfora I 'haii:l,r ,f (',)II,r:l,'r,-,' - wat to ' - ,C a on ;fr.4 - / , I Iii i I - tIll -IIIi l'it and .Juin' \tilla-' if Sanf,ii d ,''iaarti'il hr[ . Jon (Mese'n. :'e',.s. IS r24 CI I) Care,no e' • husbiinil. •iht' reeds (Mi gifts 'I tilt' &Iiristiii;is part) following St,'Iutc- I LrrirtssI aci a But (ii. 5' IC East A L' L i o n's ' t:; c'-. r tacular 35->ard free kick to ?hrc_i-inath lt ff S flee start the scoring in the 4-3 Augustine Estrada in a lightwin, with John J an e getting the wcigjit event other three goals in the second Clark of Ca,sselberrs is I half, and faces Kelvin Jackson, 6.5. In the second game of the 18-, is up against Nat doubleheader , Jim Voltoline 21-13-1. and Jack Wiggins did the First preliminary bout begins scoring for the Panthers at pin The Croom.s soccer tedin 1,5 now on th ee ear •-: •' C and Jeff Fogg • .- 'a" Lando- at . •'--: " all -, ' Buena ('asst'lberr Youth Programs Inc. orientation for volunteers, 7 pm , VI'! office 427 French Ave , Sanford Wright V,atmhers, p in , Sanford %onlan's Club, 309 S Oak As e ('assrlbo'rr> Jo%err board, 8 put , Doug's Garage, aspecteai up - '. soccer team won Wright engine were r 5 : '. u 17) conce rt, Carter. 6- '-,a-nor tat, , tea bear n1u Muring anti rebowiaiir b-n this season, hcts been L,9. r ,- -,4 sin the fit g•ttis-'4: o " H4*$asoranl ' c, '; 7$ , ' c events YtPQ i-s 77 5 At; 33 OR!DO highlight tonight's The Crooms boxing card the Orlando No games in Jacksonville this Spr rts Stadium with welter Atekend - not ore as wti1 ht Scott ('lark r id re iousl> reported in the j wti.,h( Milton Owens tah %toIdas Herald topping seekingtheir 19th straight 'stuart 43 arid 2M sipjors s 531 : , ,,. i.n,, . ' : : I -' to .: E 5••,.; a e.'•a '1 • • 1j, g % 11 s 'S Ca'. 73 L't .'a •7, O,ib,sa!p a 7 - r'' i ' •. • ..-... 22 Central ,. Fr,inkit' ('.irtr .,.v,,:.% be getting his form team — 1 Srar"r - ' ' einkes lt'juht to :. during . . ason at the former Mayfair Gene Ilenning, Batua Potentate foll(ming leg surgery. Slit- is the .". Inti %4 he re elegance and Mervin Henning. and [last founder an(] %%as the first tiiispitalit'. were in command. Bahia Pa'trnt.uta' Mervin lIt-n' president of Sanford Senior ning, and Past Bahia Potentate Citizens Club which now has i to the Wing' - we all Fred (;uentt who is the riiemberstiip of about 400, D __—o The pilot circled the field a TheBlue Goose. aturbo-prop. -,. - OJP I E f t d then gave the plasers a scare last l'h. Osieai lli decided to n) to Tampa Air. )ear when lost it a: p: ttin upped its n-tar: $ Ck h 5 f l it ies 0 '2 B trip back from i,iIl. with a 48-9 :t I t.: Xfinal!> check out such problems Georgia. The a la'esburg E'OHTI'i t a 'i-i After arriving at Tampa ' ridetook 4_i $1 t J C oming wit. - ,: - e aiirport. , 3 L' • At, Si X Q 'ii •i ou 4 main • hack to Gainesvi ll e. t'tfort in II 21 OC riance u that st died the rr.attt,s There problems l,ion .r.g',rr 2 X reported it Milwaukee Satur. landing the I I 2 .c It) Doug aor(,e, TheSteve I? 4 old find nothing I: Iu I Ii: 73 24 IC P da>. t he howell. M ta TENTH At. I 7512 plane took another stor> The a. . "Ill I I I. rr :t 373 3 Si'' (;ainess,ue , it s •: P : A i. 1 'IS : &ewa) flt' Minor. d.. r. ' ' after takeoff,' howe- Kerr Shortls Ec EVE 141' H '"7 • $ e'r, the pilot turned around ' :s:!,: again He told huspa,s,senger -----'a'. p that ai'ainhe had noindjcation Legal Notice T*ii; (r..,,6 — on his instruments whether the f CC•,'t"'' s. ; II: ; -, landing gear ,. working I '. I Yo. :E "a' I I 0' INVITATION TO RIO •eco' Again the plane landed ' C ' 'r' - . A, r'da,D,c "s'"S. sla Tampa Again it was hid b> '' e a' -• .. 15U0A4 ambulances and • ' a -. "c otac, ' Team P.,,,t Again they proved YATIP.EE RESULTS un. Ciers '02 Pa Yost u0a7 •., ell 1,' 32701 necessars FIRST 'I C • I A This !4 time the (,ators gast 14) 1 a 4 14 P rt'e , a I " ti I 1 S on c'orTIrTIercial air travel and t 32e's 'P açrnPs I a 3 I " 0b took a bus from Tampa to " a :CI; I SE C0140 ci a 3 iS na a',a S'a p I 40 14 (,ai'oesville ' I C i-ac na., 40 1 Eaj,n-aon A pe-ap p 0 L7-u-tailp all cicada 37707 a' Is i ar I 'C %,'aCaJtp I • ' a:' 6CtI,jipd mp? p I ° II San rrarctco s" on aaesas THIRD A Sa'',: L 2 Ha (ross '13 3' 1570 2 1 0.0 0C )aO Q i 25 )6 rrt-c ma h P 2' ifl 33 5 LIla' ( )1 15 ' :I toa NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FOURTH, _ Proposal Ci!" ., P.1j1 -4 I 4NAME STATUTE tPtI %r$,.p ?rp eX 3 7Q SsaOY ii MAY CO N CER N ) af 3 '' , t.,'za Z1ar e i Sgw, % C v of A 3 : P a 6 57 20 00 - 2 I 111 C '.ea t ri al ?hC 64o,iOn s' s eel FIFTH -a Sar,: c 50 - (??OvS daa-'S'.I,, Chapter PI,b1% Dcc I) lIlt a 3 are r e. 011.5 I.eS 01 F0, aa Slitpj A Iirp ?pr -. - •-7 ,'i, a I 746 r-ioa Tryst 'tap ( - i-cut CIpas S,rr'.raoi, (0 4'p - ';e.t •$A4S ;as C4'jS' a: against an ' ', were' CALENDAR I ..';a ,s a .'' %'iOl'I '.s as given a st2ifilling iovation as a tribute' to her ldit ' ar '."P' 5 5 '4' T5 P4. 5$I . ;.' la' th Ito> at Or-tier of Jestt'rs, Orlando Court No. 166, at the Royal tiara, Lake' Vista. ' , , Se'v.'ral (''JhillilCflts ra'a'I,rlIe'al that this party rioight ha', a' tx'n a carts over from thegood ole days'' of the I h'i'nal..r s'flhrig ,if the sic iai Annette. tit Caring a sinile and a wIlI*iw rant.'rrs a reatin complemented with matchini ,'orsage, was t)pical ,f the 5'. : c ,,) - Ii drual 0) tI utiiibo I'.lt'ganct' is (Ia' w ord era' IOh Mrs large one EvcnthinI4 "r as iust istnu wialow of V Order - - : UR'?.-d Pr, Ifl?ilta?OflhI Ame ri can Co,a,,,M. Eat? game 'Chool's aged DC-3. known as gear had been lo-Aered and locked ,' , L IC.r ca 3 717. Gaat 43 10 .4 I4$ -.ç I S--It LIla-er 077. ca $ CPa,'aj, 715 D4S." • cans 000. Totals 31 lt 72 game OSCEOLA LBr ow n 300 M against B'an 10$ Cca?qi 204 H 'i(e'a ,. . AulaC ciX fl Fi x meets iuppet 02. Mora S313. *,sc"a I 7 YcCrOmjn ., ,, E x press at 8 ? 44 Liii Hiwili II 23 IT II— 72 Cicpola Il 2 0 'i-se Panther Booters , _,,-. Krssta! .I UP!- 1Liflg ta' Marquette. left GAINESVILLE 15 a in The) didn I Maybe the University of Sonda) at florida b4isketball team will arrive in Gainesville until stick Aith its 'Blue Goose" P m Here's what happened alter all The Eastern Airlines jet tor coach John LoU d.'cide'j the team w ould M carrying the team couldn't larsd commercial to Milwaukee for in Gainesville Sunda) the instrument panel would riot Saturday its Marquette instead o(taking the indicate whether the landing because SCOREBOARD next • R O BER T ( il-V ROHE • esent, Also BY VaS •iI _____________________________________________________________________________ champions o:ftball advancing to tor...$t s secm4L The Bab) hawks outing round 9 pm ere against will be Wednd.as, at home, against lake Brantley ri Win bas 10 Teaaar, ""Sid "We Bill l , )lakiiig (heir ha-ads w iule agreeing this was a rt gn's'te'aj . The three are choreographing dance's for the guild's Tenth ,%nnlve'i sir> concert in March. --- (I)' ilkul injurail -• ts '- II - A length) tt'vei viii g lint' formed where Uit' (tiasi and hostess i'si'ra guest &nd there st s'5 arid bun' tired-elbow to t'lbow.froii 1 all walks of life' has handed the !.'.ndn ir Jas-vee their urth l. i Il l season The girls an ;ja%ees 2•1. to date l.nian's bo>s Ite sear , Irsing to Seriiinuk t:,: lulunial flu' loss to ('akin,Il A,i' per ga me I season grai iuus 16 A.. a iiiaUt,r of tact, much —. -, -- the Grenadiers e.irlitr 'ason at C&donial Ilaser , l ' tiirat,".s Ken probabi> hook about a(IJ tiands-naybt. '' linea up at elevators to get to Li t"r1h that moth of the . 22 'a ing Salli. a couple or pre-sent di rector of the l(o)al of Jesters. I .. ' Ct)ach Rick Steinke is ~ , I lij ''' t -- 1 awaIiin4 A triple Meader at Lyman lhe I.)manColorual cunte highlights tonight's high il1 be just one of five boys s.hool basketball schedule sarst offerings Tuesday I'he Gre) hounds and Colonial Ckher games include Eustis ! Orlando 'All! met three at (iiedo. Trinit) at St Cloud, -- th juflior var-sit) West Orange at lake I!oel!. tcaxns starting the ailion at 5 and at p in.: folloset1 b) the girls at Tuesday could be triple 6 30, and the boys var-sit at S revenge time for the 'Hounds o'clock al thr-ev squads hae lust t -. bsket th their as.n mart t .2 t!ur1 qrter. thik ( ta r ik'.t?lafld, said Slarlette raht, upen'ir. !srnan, fcj; bketba11 'ne t)sayne Duvall shredded the ret' for 3 Points t: lead Coach Chrs Marlett e ' rates .t the b iring cf the Crooms. and all scorers second haU close (ieveiands 20 topped Lyman Crns plays again Wedg ame The Panthers Caine out in a bo•an d- ne zone - potting nesda rg at (kala forest Robert Gu n Lyman star The Panth.. 'U The just ti',., t The spacious luxurious club was closed for tt-itulur business Sun i> night, l'.v,n the wi lk'rgroun(I parking lot over. flOuI Beautiful People -- i.k i 1. i.,,4..,4 ult 11 st .'!Ib' - severa - ...I. thank >ou. Heautifut -- 1114' Ballet Guild Board of l)ire'ctors cntertaine'*l at a dinner party Sunday night at Buck's Restaurant honoring three' choreographers and master teachers, Richard Ar-vt' and Loretto B''za from ti Chicago area, and Mildred NI ('askey of Sanford. the season e 1111`114`1~111 '' : :.•r. . lt . : • O. ...... f•' i!1I t -' -1 ' ll ' �2B-Eviing Herald. Sanford. Fl. Tuesday. Dc. 1. 1q77 -- TV HIGHLIGHTS Tuesday 2 4 _____________________________________________________________________________________________ NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 9 ABC NEWS 24 VAN A VENT CONT Evening 600 2 4 6 9 11 NEWS 24 MAN AND ENVIRON VENT 33 ENVIRON. 00 2 LIARS CLUB 4 BRAOY BUNCH 6 TtiE CROSS W' ednesday's ______________ 9 W:iD WILD WOW OF ANIMALS ro?ecto,s of tte Fo,st 24 ORANGE COUN'Y 5C BOARD MEETING arnp al regi pam'nç UM! ao ii 30 m 2 CANDiD CAMERA 4 MATCH GAVE 6 TAITLETALES 9 HOt.LYW000 SQUARES E ROOKIES 12 8 2 THE VAN FROU ATLAN. 'S The r,r-tau, S.A C % ego 4 6 A COM ERSAN H ERiC SE'. ARE ''a .s Kuvail vie .vAS g C e 'Ia - ?'e sa f I I F.rred ji rws ylCItiOn hoe-la Sra : brC1S 71 • as c C 7 HAPPY UAYS Rc RCn i'i ia -s r es ça 'e r'o assçen! Wry il 5.V 1Yi A I' '?'a S ________ a _______ Wednesday 'oi I ,nai svøgement rIndfØ •n tP, cOijrt or' tIe 1O??I oas at PIovbsr. A 0 1177. en mat urtan J Ir't,tl, Lib0,ty Lri Car Plintilt, vS ?Q*fl ano Tp.r,,a Bro*n. Defendant ePicti aforlild Writ 01 , f• .5 Sirff o Sam rIole Con',. FIørda. and aye ieveø up me Calcrbed PFOPCrIy eenad bp YPieffla Broen. sad pr*rtp bng i OCa'Id ' Sern note COin!,. Fto,a, "ore par'.cIarI, 0,scrb,0 as Polices One 1171 PI,mo,tp, ad'. green in C01 O'Ii,PQrnob,ii ID PO 6 IVOn THE LAW AND Tj 33 MINUTES IWeijI BLACK AWARENESS lTrurs) SPECTRUM 5* COMMUNiTY CLOSE UP 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 ICOUNTRY 2 I Ta ir GARDENS 625 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 t.lo POP' GOES THE 2 Fr COUNTRY TuIS S :asuais Cciun 'AC e..-se ' CiTY COUNCIL CC' 4 £C' C I. SC RISiAS PECA P'e vt''s ave 0'' ________________________________ I Ii 1,171% I ----- RIDER iS' TO N V C a,,a el, ng Dec I 'q 73 si.'. •'PIes Call Tom 333 SISO H, 00115 ' , I I i1'I 'I .,',nI 14 ' C' D 'i , %AIAr)RAC' YVU 11lVl) ' . . 0' ' I I• I I 79 Rooms _____________________ - r Pro - • e ompee usnner :':s n -L - CI C" ;-s. Fer Person ALL SEATS -' aeTrneSaN 7 CiTY COUNCIL CONT I . • I'' '' e -'.5 'r .. v.p.-;.- ' (•4 , l$ Di 'C.) r.Oved A ii' I '-C• ae 's cI-1 ' I I as A? ing cs as a 4 6 OvER EASY Ma 24 8 ments t lPi suiT INtuit PLAZA SILL A A n.rrr Il-ti S U N & Found A A CHINESE SPECIALTY COO. ' PI DONAHUE DINAH _ £11019 SUSPIRIA 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW t.e.gt' ¶%9 (1141 Ca-rrao a&w 140 FOUND - a male tilca & *Atp I lOng OthCr coo's n C1? eth Collar n tPi5 '(Vy of e,aIon of •II k's o ' O'd Monro. SIrved n PM 'astauran? I'll - I p' Pir *e Room & . Board For nfoe'm.!on OF THE ZONiNG ORDINANCE 01 THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLOP IDA Not-ce 1 Piy Oven (Pat a Pb'C llea?.rsg cill be P'CIO l IPIP Zon ng Oro nanoe a'so ________________________________ I B4P Fi A of nit c,r'a n prcpqr!p I, n; bet*q, FO,rfl S'rpes •n I SWEET CORN-52 SO BU Fft Street ano ba?*,en li, A.Chp •no Maple A,en14p , FARMER S MARrET COr,'vn,rc.II IPSuCS I Oslrci P P I R '" JOHN W.MERO COMI'FqCIAL .-- "'i C)' I lIP A IA lu ' 37 I'S'S. II) Y4J I I ifl 7171 i• T4'Ii A IJL L I '.JIIP'i (jT $3 2lii'Pl - e IgecaIn ii A Ii0' lv,,, ( •',' lvf AL TOP 1 14 - '• sA,I mum j 12 SANFORD AND SON IR) 24 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL PROGRAMMING U'tiI 3 pm , I I 930 11 VERy GRIFFIN 955 4 UPBEAT 3000 4 PII DONAHUE SHOW 6 TArTLETALES 1033 2 Ii HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 6 THE NEW PRICE I j , vn ,!,d (II pI C irp '' IrrI ,, ,iv $30 9 323 5771 • Cf O,aSl • 5? E's,Ii An queS Im W of I Ion Id SW Mc! 5 S'.I oi' PIola 3)7 p S ' 1! CC WHEEL UP,E HAPPY OF FOP. i DAYS (P 9 11 2 12 KNOCKOUT 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE g FAMILY FEIJU - - I I -. - 4 6 CBS NEWS I Afternoon I 2. 6 I '200 9 12 NEWS I I 1230 2' 12 THE GONG SHOW 6 SEARCH FOR '4 S HOPE 32 57 2. 12. NBC NEWS UPDATE RYAN ft . i re',. n,-., as G.nera Partner I dA A I Ii I )25 25' P 72 --Auction __________________ IC 'r&V!?,..S & tOI 'OS I Ott A 313 ii r 1 i I- ' " , I ' • .1 I ' -- 2 ('2 I 'v' I ,.' ' I, i I •'' , ;.i .. • ' a ova sapeo fable A VP, te&eS $393 2 ma' ng ei Pil % lt,om I. o.c .r' lii e .at 7 70 -- 0 gaM ( Van Sale 10,5 lv ,c A x,iri I Ape?1 . V - . - - -' .., •,•.., .,•.'. I • - )*• undensigned, p.... ' I ' p to the irc-,Mted in sa •rP IS Vol*s ''LLUL APARTMENTS OF SANFORD LTD S PhIip C Grace, IS General Partner Dated a, Orlando. Orange. County. Florida, this 2nd Cay 01 W'WV51I 'w December 1V77 Publ,th Dec 6 3). 0' 27, II?? DES 36 TURNS i 200 9 520000 PYRAMID 230 1 12 THE DOCTORS 4 (1 HE GUIDING LHT 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 Jj. ANOTHER WORLD 24 9 VILLA ALIE(IRE 3 15 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 30 ALL IN THE FAMILY 4. •i 24 zoou 400 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 4 GILLIGANSISLAND THE NEW MICKEY 6 MOUSE CLUB I. MARCUS WELBY. Hf) R 4 30 2 ADAM 12 L BEW'TCHED I a!!!(!1!Ym L I 500 BRADY BUNCH STAR TREK MERV ORIFFI I ssow 2) EMEROENCYONE 1, NEWS 5-30 7 24 THEELECTRICCO. PANY SALES POSITION YOLL FREE_i $00 33$ I NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING, ABANDONING DISCONTINUING. AND CLOSING OF RlG5T5Oc WAY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that Itse Board of County Commisionen of Semne Count,, FlOyd., at? 00 o'clock pm Or' tl'a 10th day of January, A 0. 117$. ri P,e County Commisseone,-s' MUfIflO Room It the C00nty Courthse fl Sanford, Florida, clIf bold I PpbliC Haring to co'lidc arid determine *$Sethcq or not tPve Courey will vacate, abandon, d'lontIn*, (late. renounce and disclaim any right of tP* County and IPI poblec 'sand to the follow,,,9 rights Of cay running throu04' the deSCrIbed pr oporl v, to at That portion of Franklin Avp lying between Lob 71. Ilock A. SanlandoSpcenp,,yr,p1 jp9 II. and 101 I), Block B, Saniando Sprengi. Tract ci PSI, Pg $1 And, that pOftlo's of Franklin Aven Iyirsq bqqweq,, Lot I, 5Ict Sanlando Springs, Tract 3). PB$. Pg ii. irid Lot 100, Apole Valley unit 3, P5 I?, P II, Public Records Seminoee County. I'i PERSONS INTENSTED MAY - - - CITY OF WINTER SPRINQ%, FLORIDA NItlC, at Heari'sg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY PIa'snng and Zoning Brd Glatt,ng, Brophy, SP'alseen A A%5ocate%, Inc tor 'tic Preliminar, Plaf Plan for a 167 ecre des as Ho',.sho, Acres ment, kno lIted ang FiAt, R0d edlaceo " 'iV"fl U'IIfl ' Wa$'ChIa's,. ' •,,, 'onaa The Public Hearng all b. held in PM Communt, Building on North Edgmon Ave. Wner Springs, FlOrida on the Ih Cay of ianr, I'S7S 1 rn -' V 5,1 1, ' C r -. I Hs1L',L, , • pm or thereether as possible. it ehc lime ere5ted parlies and Citfen, to, ano aganst the p,opo. riquej *11 b Slid hear'sg ma, be contnv,d fm time to Im VlI final action 5 taken THIS NOTICE iPsall be pot •n - _!___ -- - - Ivf AL G4 41 A ( n (vi l[ -• A '.0 I 'CI .5 Dell s Auction -- 377 )QhntØn 10 lIP Ail'LCa'3 'O'C 'rollIng moon & Praip' S 372 SISO - I I 11*, Da,Iora Reac" (3) PUBlIC placej aithin 'h City of Winter Springi, Florida II IM City Hall Cithin IPS, 5id City, andPuelistsedntMEyenngHeq.ld and Sent,,,., Slar, ,sewspap,n, ger'era CIrculation in the City 01 Weq tngt, Florid., one time It least fifteen (151 da prior to the oat. of pa ......_____ flaI$th,.: '' . - - uccembe,, II?? 7 1515 I -. C.:. a Jr Il - Nra Noaus: 's - .' I%'.AJ, doan Paymen' E Z 0 (''e I 1.., 17) ?77 ' _____________ - lIllY JUNk CAPS ISO Ca ' 377 le;4 --- C -, n. - - • I e: 1.1 :o TOW ' 0' i':I 'I - PlI0n80C -.. - r,vj v JoatwS K Hire Deputy Clerk Dec II. 1917 ,D(S,.,,,, _____ 33 house'. ? -- n'.,rpt ('e1flr C0 penh, s'elm SC-I n.?nIcP-On craven 37 , I 51 , I ..'pv' - ' 'i ' I ,,•'. -,.' , 4. '''I . - 3 Il 5 - -, , ,' . yr .3 * f 000d Ootrn"ln 'r uttO .. Al r•'ç CI Ilk',' V1 .'.: ' ' ' y 'I ,5'l Triumpts TIQORCOSS33; motorCycle j,s I's'tiiiiig IIeiuitl 'C Sr, '5 7)w( .,. S SI I "' .15% A. 7.1. I. it, 12. 13. - - $100 ,, .. 1O88 $LO0L e P775W UYYJ - pupS npj liD .%ESTERPI SACD I CIII 323 75$5 "'''' 1 I''Q $4I ' .••• aies Leader . Ally 1511 I 'T'IAAE - - ••. - • -, a'. . A'$,rJIt'ip' 1It 533 %C Fl] I.I :,'0i14t. (Oli(X)YIPi kr Pd I BR 2 , baIh% 2 enfl% ua'eqr OW. tool (lab HOuSC 'anuc ..,, 1' ge"l'Of J%po.al drapeS & YiP' More' fly Oaner. ' • iissvmlble mO.tgilg, 327 i.4v 1,) tel fl. i, eaa,a an a , (it P'o,-yrp ,,__,- .'---------vanC? IIfOIC *i,l arr5 mortgage 3107 AMIL IA io(IlOn pctrnl.II 517000 %'EL LOPIVILLE AVE 2 BR I 1)a'h iargc-1,? BAY AVE I ft (mI II&A Scr,,e.cvj pcecPi. b • 'cr'm Pri'ts 521.900 S - iC 101 • 121 I IIc.te 'ra'urrs I - . acreS I PT u( . V A'• [ ' ACe doorS Cab-np'S a-lb. pull l'.o',e OP JarOrn $1500 (Sil CIfarrs .1?') 'IZ SISIn I fiR 2 t,a!P,., 130000 ,IIDI)LPI LAIF ,' s rIICI,' (On') Ion S3S.O .',IPfTLW SPRINGS 3 fiR 2 , ,'..'lTT )'EA1 rv ,, 31511 I bath, Q005) (al.1orna Conlrn'rip-ov'ar, ItrSf 1,-u, 13)000 1301)1511 S WEAL T Y 13( AL TOM 333921) - - - 1 "i ' " '' ' l-.es 722 0719 SM 'vIM . .r 3)1 0131 - ' •. ' I 1', -_ -. S• - 3)1 L l',f )77 eX) I I i'.a vi,,, (via' ' vi- tall Joubie bed 327 1410 -_ 'S Sleep s-ola & O'a ' r'e'* O'sl alP. 'PS ill C OuN TRY LJI4PIITUPI HWY so SIr' lord 323 $372 ......_-_.__-._____ I pr(C% ot AroughI eon $mnlay, $)) firm 3 70 spred rle(Int roIing mOlOn, $50 I set 2, rmogtt Crina (0n'PlCtSC' to? ' :çja "' • lisa - - '.Ira I •..'' .s , , ,,.'. .- -- - -- - s -, - ' Concede Work 3"! AJs Ie? I'rOp p '"C%r B.,, " A'C ''-'te Sr • " Pest Control " f) 'C fIll . .:"' ' -- - - REASONABLE 379 Qt3I . 323 ___________________________ __________ Electrical ', , - ( S f 1,2111 H_lAS. I Ii( ' ( 5! i5'AT( 5 I •' 32: FOLLOW TI-SE STARS ' on D-S page for ChyiSlm1 g IV - Rubber Stamps •'•'L P'l$' I' ICr 'C 5' 1 155 :i ''s _______________ ' - - -' t '"1 ' t U ISp ,' I ' u: A ____________________________ Lawn ?v4*aintenance ___________ F 'ERT LAWN SIR i Cic"pip$p han Can, w . Ii ' 1' .3 • PC" 1 c.S,it' t.-•;' '' ' •- I -, -, 2cr •' I nj 22) SIc) Fill PI1ICISION SAW ILING Let -s tie •v.,n seas Ar,-pn can 'tent Al 3)2 Sill __________ Upholstering t :,, '( wc (',imrlISp?,leyned I ' ' - _____________ " •I?? '., I,6, Cl'iC Land Pvintenance An 5 7 ,pe .lQc - P I __ - . Smittys Snappn Turtle ) Concrete Wodi ' ' .%u' •'. Land c'el'rg A 3 varo i' - garden Equipment S - • - .arvirPP. itS SC'. ieCie'niat . ---- ., Lawn & Land Clearing iI"-P''. ees 1570 3fl il',? • - & dL'"C 'UI .,, a' 'a - '.i' - I 7(95 [In' 327 '161 Carpet Cleaninq • .-. , '•l 'ii''''2 '' - I -'7- "p c-Id t",gj, (C-'( Or I ste. on $9 93 S1?'StacP , tn ,3vJ'.5flCCd .' •' ,' -, ' -- ' I 1;) , 2" s"as , ,'r'a an (P'n -tlma ',".', '1_jr e'gr t''r P.AcrnIbnn€seit - InSUIàtIO l - I '.pe' 1. ._ ., 'S' Ct.S 'CI' P5' ,?I-5 Ca' l"p! ''P 4 'ji 55'' );.7s'.' . .-.- - - - ,,,QLPC. r' Auto Cn _________________________ A ''rote I gPb 513 371 15): 't Aj !.S?A? I 141 AL TOW 322 749$ ti.i,r ,, . .1 .t - ' Ni',iri, •,u'.a n._ •' "V L,'V" III '. .1, ',A7 4, 3 (511. I OnI, $19 500 .1.. -- S 0' '''''.N 372 2759 ---------------- --Avon JeCln'er also A.rr tanS In( icicS cr5,3.I Light Hauling r in 'In .'l'S ,'.I S . . 55 "• Beauty Care F U TU RA Man, 'il WI V DECORATED ' ______________________________ is,,,.., I..iSee" ' "uij coc' rgg ii be 1 u P 32*1 Cr ,3Pal I Ike Nnen , us - '••'••'' -- . r,-,1, 51—Household Goods ('S I I t 5 '- I"" ' - Home Improvements - a' - ,;.y 5''' I " PARK ""A .. 'erned P.,'',, Oar,' 5 Pf•IiP I.'5 ii %I'( .11 vii") I 10 7565 Air Condituon'ng .5' "-'--r'" ,,' " 4,', • 3195 krp-cs'.'.'.., .I;. - 'I i'.1i1'IP'% , '0 tall' 351 70 116 571? - '-I - i ' A lvi . a ..• 12: ., ________________________________ I g Zag • 14 1 AUCO Multiple Listing Service f EALTORS LL bai,ricc 141 30 1976 S ING ER 4, 1 . - • •• I Iii' .,,i( " "'I '' I'"'' '"'"' l.vng 'c-c''' 1 '- '' u'iif, ''"' Is'''" ' - 'i,,"1 . '' La tsa .'"'e 322021' • 114 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB a _________________________ ''1 uI S-n-C PS , , 1 .',J 1977 SInger * lUL tI Ic'! '. IPrs Be,loI'lul 4 lIP 1 i L'IIP,s r'-us 71(0 MI •l ynØPr root I0 "as ID acres 'or you and .ou' li?TlIy P0 Cfl1Op CUStOm btv It ' A , 'Pl HIP aIrIlOSI -n QI--i ttSC' T,,k nj UlPer'.' al ..i 72)13 17) 4941 ''CL '1011 2, I5T 1,2, 1LIiv'(E r;i ' I): ItS'S .". . 01750 150" Oc' 3Pr__ 3 "1 3 1K . '7'3 1'L4"-rQ 7,511, IL ,',,iV 1(3 NT (If 12? 7A I Yera, bLECTROLUX 'JAr III IAA •• $'replace' 563000' Stemper AgenCy , '?'I'' , .. S ,.I,'PviI% ,, •. sta,pi': (ii'! '6$ CHEVY PICKUP - - ,',AP. 1 TO LIVE OUT' Sape' 5413 ' '-7 -In '" C aIr, NI I, '-,,"..l'-'j nm, rOi lClu'r7 u,' . s uf an acre 516 100 eIf Ivir N'(rS * ',-,r YourPrcsenP OP .11 " Nra b4o,y' Tht 1 1511, 3 bath Iilur, ISOmC n ldyIlAlt3e vms r,reylhiflg •n(ld-ng 3 tICIUt-lu1 lange thpn, pool ,ir'd , :m' 2, 14&A . - - A .5 rbSPsop p TORI F INE. EXECUTIVE. HOME c1citu 2288 SIr Ca"'4 iP' Ca*'rnSC ''I 1(11' . . flv*. (1% rt1. t. -- ', 5 '""' I h'4ouses ISP r' Va' , •.1J'. vi' '., • ci) S M..N - OWNIP A,, TI. ShIV, 5..i A5 (. 75 PINTO2 DR ;d'e, 2788 El". £v'e c' me man, P Q.a'n? lISP I I4', -'.1 n.' ,ptt ( P-f_A ' n7-,i ',J • Pp.I'i' & - • • . II I 5.'''t' lilt' 1.11414 .'.P ¶ - cor5fl'Va n#%i IT U Jr'.,, IIiUIJSJ I 4244 We ICIS $3 up Co"'e fl & S.c Gaa'tnCv JeaClenS 704 iin.l'sg & '1 'h . Supplies ,, -' 7_a,'. •I.IrI a ': ' "3 - 1 . u ' DR. 'is MAVERICK 4 oo—Horses St Inhrsc Pr','iItv , l',e'r,-.,I • --- 31 NOTICIOF PUSLIC SALE On December iS. 1177 at; T' i the undersigned *iII WII one 1171. Larry's Cycle I ' '. 1788 37? VI ______________________________ BROKERS vi nsa A.l CI...sl 0', A*e4 Lv L '72 NOVA 2 DR. ny 65-Pets 322 Ssli ICIfI' nCcbIaceS $31 -- I' . "''-'tI' , ar3TOra's -- 1977 Markham Road 'p •' ., , Real Estate - i - Wi'vi ,_nP? I_i' - 1W II. Il?? DEs " -• ' florida ?E1$ ,1 - ,--t Florida, Ih5 2nd day of December PvbljiA Dec i. 7 ',' ' .%bIle Hone Lots 3.5 ' a' . . Ø onArIRUNN ER _______________________________ RTL,jIfI p'ogra-'- ao.- " s"g a RI A '1 • 'oo', '' - IJ'? Partner Dated at Orlando, Orange CourrI, ao4a I 'v. Cr'amoaon. ',. A"r'i can RenV ('-cl-ng Ds A. 377 9113 c'" -Il(r & . '-- r " IF Dec & I). 20. 37. 'n4r'l, '' pmc' & s,I% ' •, , , CONSULT OUR NI IrSt,e,,,ed ins at Gen.ra D(S2 P. " I" fl the CIy ot Fern Park Phl.p C Grace I 71.. -. •.-,.'. 'J • JUl SIr'. 5-Cl' '.'p'I s . & t. THE "' - . LiIU? (O'j" Florida. this 2nd day of December, 70, *1''77 . .'-' boals U7 , " 5-Ic SamifloleCoun,y F 10,04 receIpt of proof of lv 10 tItuS7 charges for repair storage Sale Well be held ab , 1_I - I ?.g I" -______________________ Randall H Ro*e Rosife I Sanford. Florida 32771 Dated at Sanf.r, Semnofe County. Dec. I_ I £4 or Publitti , $'cni, 3,3 - qyujul,C riOfl1OS ii a buSenej enterpr,s. are is fOIlOaS FERN PARK APARTMEP4?S LTD undersigned ''I.i t'-ona CISC IS . I- :. - IVi . 'cc' - " %,J FurnIshed gi7 P NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUI NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice v5 hr gc-$ thAI ?Pe undersigned punipant ho !PV 'Fctt Name StatpS" ChapV,' .......illoc J'UIIYP, *.Il regtIe '''"" \ nr I TV I'\[ML I 1 C I. -'--------------__........, 'sand I DART4DR. - -- 'I an. at lo"., ALTAMONTE HEIGHTS APARTMENTS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP 5 PPSilp C Grace General Partner Dated al Orlando. Orange Cor', P loea bh 2nd day of DEC I 5' BER. 1177 PbIiih Dec 4 I), 70. 77 I'S?? DES 2? NoliCe '1 feceby given that the itfl L II S ' 005nej enIerpn ThaI the parties Publitti ' - 16309. Florida Staluhe, eli 'g a the Clerk of tPc Crcul Cc." nandfo, Seminole Cntp, nor Ca upon receipt of proof of i*vblcalon of th,5 esOlice. tPi $ ?'toljl name, t at AL TAyOls'F HEIGHTS APAP TUE NT S " cPS ee are engag in bt,nea 511 North Lake A... .s.. ,, 'I - - - --,-'•-• p of Altan,icnt. In,,v ,,.. That the pani rweqfjtpd vs. C ' Pvi(h , r vie se'econ REAL ESTATE ' - __________________________ c'. -- (TrMeTD("S1II I Piefeby gin Vha' ". und.rsgn.d, PuesuanI '0 " "FitlitOut Name SIatpSe - ' (Piar-,' '"' - ,i ,.,,_ )239l? .SILS5E -- Sham Clean Your O*n Ca p0 Rpn' Our Rnsenyac CARROLL S FURNITURE, 37731$? :00rram0 12600 t.ieic. CARS 64—Equipment for Ren! , I - J '67 RENAULT RiO 4 DR. - I 400'v Cltlran2, O ¶t?CtcPi 39 tag iing 4Chne% S-nc,,, fiCA Sill, b4Ilne 137 S JC P L'vra Ca Ion $A13 P1I bilance 04 5733 Se a' SANIOPO St .%1NG (EN TiP .•, •. - ° ii .1ae:'•' Chuck Gcrmlp 373 Mi - )lI3lSE FrtS ' 5.. I - 53. Sanford. Florida That the party sfWle,tted in Said ' Notcp FIOr,d. pvBlicabe 311 TO,C'l CC'O'\a I br A, '' 92 U-) 177 LID RI & TOPSOIL Vf L LO.', SAND (III 0 CI L ICy. 32) 70 I _______________________________ - - NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TQ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN APARTMENTS UnCle wIch epa's engaged in bu$inej5 lb 300 Osforo pursuant 10 hhe "FiCtlhici Name Statute," Chapter 56309. Florida Statptej cill register e,tIl the Clerk ef th Circuit Court, -s and for Semino. Courl, Florida '°r' receIpt 04 proof 04 ofihit It ca Ph. $.r$IIu....... ''•"V. U 72 OAR S'NGER rid C1(C? AC P 3 P 13 3)5 ' lulo SI3X 3)3 1I ,ro- II) VO 1/. & .0 --------- -- 62-U-en 1._rI' 2115 0h1 * I ço' 'JIVL vJV Jim Hunt Realty 372 H5 - - I 5l7, ( . , 0-a" i- a,'.- '' a ,i,' I '12 3 (455pI(ecr ASSOCIATES '(at°'s OP Dii ngti, lIst Vi tIlIOIJ5 name, 'owl IFRN PAP. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAMESTATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN •e mOy U 1 IA!I I S P FC N I ' I'.! r..'. 1 • ------------------ • '. 71i egal Notice - FlOra. '' Pple A US_Off Ice Surwslles -- 'Li CAPNI ' r Pa vp 3!np -. O*'srr PejII0n OlIN ' lClOiW AO1 1 . Cc-vimerc.al Pr - nc 377 !p91 CJrlO,0 ''.t Houses Unlurnished - * 'SI' cit Qg Wi' ESpel, Bnoker - ' OppcvurIy .IlcnI AI,VvIn 3 lIP ra" I ' S I 5.-I ';e ia -a .s lII J4 Spm 331 y_470 1%' L * - (RuNE -- 94 97i ton Realts' ______________________________ - City of Winter Springs DES 67 'O'da YC 5e' the P' CC 'i oVPir 4" $7 eg s uIC% •V(It S so' . 2351) s u1 ________________________________ I rtgages Bought - A 3? in 9 0'. SuDSO, a a iLe Pi. 'OC' 333 3311 tQuli l4CS rig a,'".- r' - I A,Y I 14.i I sVa'n Rr''' I ' DI, .i' I? :.-" - I AR 7 LaIr, horr,-%, $74 CL'C 1 LI' 1.I'S v , •iva a Call 3777511 c' upon MIry T Norlor' C'ty Clerk Publish Dec I). in; A IP,p Qf,, AflC fl AASHE PS $SO& jP' ' SANPPD AUCTION hISS I nench A e 333 7340 ,, %Q5r' 'n o'a'ce i%l i ' •Snr ,O All RORSON YAINE 9''HA Ill) SO—Màscellaneous for Sale , "'S 0, At'oa. PC ' - FPPOL i Ol4 L4[ '.v?, ' ' '00m5 7h) • 76 (O'fleq 0 VPCCd back ,and AlP, 70.21 Yc'aor b'' .S'e l. viO 0'lc -', ° "'Ii 9 , (Oe '47 Hsr, TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ingigedin bulinetiat Rougt I, bard 04 County Commlislnp' 04 S.minole Coumty, Florid. By. AIthur H eckwlffi, jr 7973 Yamira 173 moVOrc pC'e Pre PdeOoI able n t' 3) ,,v -J t: SI - - ______________Dr Conet p s a' A Pt lu1 beS? of.r 7 3 SS—B1s & Accesrues ci ion ng 'vorVag, cleared g g'Ound , • ccv, parcels 313 0 ne' a:'e 23 oc! ioar' talance REALTOR MLS . 323 5774 - -- day--or - night - '• '' ? '5 & H'? I '.' '•' 'o -.4 'avis ni I • '.'' 'r • s vi. Vase so"-, mpfr, mQfl •u ".-e I 'so' ia,5 (al 'ooc, Ic' -- 'V , "dormaP CW'. 644 )7'9 -_________ k'C Tl'i( STURAGE hAbiT Sell tPIl.oe pSttpl. no longe' Classified Ad 1 l'' 17 .v' - A..lrSsJ I • _____________________________ -- wit, ANIMAL HAVEN BOARDING APPEAR AND SE ISEAROAT THE KENNEL under *hich I am SPECIFIED flI 559) - s.. cPp'j I7'7A% nj Cen Dc I in (QP [ P imIilfp Lo* doAn - II I '' lemi aD, a 01 MC,tp 01 Wiir Springs, FIord.. mat sa PIang an Zoning Bolrd all a public Plelring al to consr a 'equate by t..• i1 UI P I S Johnny Walker "5' (,r,.a U' Inn FORR EST GREENE ' REALTORS 1)0II3J I ' , d5 90's, bu' IPI ,,flg 50 I' tick pled $n 7, 3.11 ., aPP • can' ad Ca', 327 261? .----- CONFIDENTIAL INTEPsi,L* WEAL ESTATE SALISPEO PIE --New o cork Sar-Pd .i, Marp & Altam.n', areas , v,dpa Inning, compu',' micro Ppm siIAC for c.nP, C(Ord5 MLS Wi Yak, '4les I RECORDEDMESSAGE Legal Notice L1aDSvr.. bUM RESTLESS 9 ALL MY CHILDREN 1 30 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD pursuant • r COYE CE US AND 3A si acre -—Commercial Proper i SOL D . ' DAY [sEPAL OTHEpS 1 I)) Ill - -- • I r , VIP 1 7111 %pI plan 551 $) ,,-rn, C ivh PealV, Pt A 014 )2J 1391 "' ' - ') -• ' I . * LAP(,1 COPNI 14 315W 2 ba?h 'ihen ro ea 'ced ,a'O ' ° " - Y1 114 133 )u mrrl n 1514 2 7I,IVPi lam '15 ?Oo I I ICV 7A I 5 a' • CS "I I.., - '. , ' • e%511' "' ''It4 I ' 7) .5" 's ii; Its. , •I '•f 1)1000 37) 7 ' vi 317 900 'I I I. , ' ,, aksS&lnontind Eipn'rrica Only 3$ 1,99 7 'S P m ________________ "Fictitout Name Statute" Ctiapter Ficrica Statute, cell registef alPS the Clerk of the Circuit Court. inano for Semngle County, Florida recept f proof of the CrRdIt flhlalifles ,v. s?t,,ved u' a imai tpm5 ,.v I ' I I ______________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM iT MAY CONCERN hereby gym ttsat ?Pe No Money Down If ('A I 'JIlL TUESDAY NIGHT 7:30 - I I' ( '' ' PutItPS Dcc 6 I). 10 V 1'S DES'S I 1 cIassled as Idn't erp At n, be ,n ______________________________ - ' Tlsat tPicpart POORER 4 MIDDAY 6 THE YOUNG AND THE - Datedalorla's,Oqar10,couy,,7 I Cln,.. thy 1 a... .4 - Senrd, F10rd. i lv, W 5 I .Iicat of this notice, the tic tit,out name, te wit MARINER'S VILLAGE APARTMENTS under lCh ci Ire engaged's business at 3202 Orlando Or,,. in th City 04 TOMORROW 9 LIMITED PARYP4FRSHIP Philip C Grace. or No Credit I, •,' ? V t. 9ep(iPd II ,uu r i ,rnl, a doAn C4 1 , 'e ,ocan for a 000d ' s.d ar 0' '?u(' If I) ..a's i l-n1ce fl SPS ri , (i 'ri. C.y4If)f Ao lvi t ifS ' _________ _____________ 54—Garaqe Sales , nvaI '' I •r srI? nu (hO ?5 32) 3111 IVy Stat,On I - S * 'p - - 2 12 - Good Credit. Bad Credit -- -- -.%? IPifli iS! - fl •l' .-... - .- -• ft. u7ff' 5I - Hp,O Tv 2 rlordA.)))Ip3i 32bik Hcs ____________________________ ' •" I dl to VPSp , Comm.ssor' ; PIANNAI's - S MUSIC CENTER of ?PS City of Sanfond, Florda LeSSOnS. ln5trpmpnt. Ac H N Tan'm. c"°" Repairs 210 E lit St I C?, Clerk canIord 323 1711 Pt-sr' Dc-c I), 33, 1177 I - ________________________________ DES I & Q?ouP Veyw,, 'flS!ruclioeI I IvItable TeaCPS-rlg ,aufsgsterl a 5Calt, LatejI lfi(PvI.g1j $ NOTICC UNDIR FICTITIOUS PrQ Is Cpctfieø t USA Pro NAMISTATUT! Ten'7'sReg'str, FOfinfO.Ooijg TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Ma"ctocsa, 377 131' NotIce 5 Pllreby given tPsaf VPi ,_,,,,_ unergn, pursuant to tp, - 'F-cIt-out Name ShIpS, Clsapte' 18-4Ip Wanted - MID'. C10r41 SIltuti, *111 etP th Clank of tPi, Circuit Court. - _________ HIGH SCHOOL GRADSLmt,d nandtor Seminole County. Florida, OpsAngi NOW Ciood pa, iii upon riceipt of proof of the m I. TriyeI, A0,etrlv,, ,blIcaI,oi, of Is nolce. Its, fc Vocalonal Training FaI "lout name, tO *it WINDSOPIG I Ad,anCim.nf Opport,inl, ----- -.--'• •.-- 's' -• .' '.".i' U 'iIp WI(r14,,nQ eng•ge in buIIn-sI a, Ill BaII.,d Office T•i 372 5219 Rpg9Ia; $trp$, fl tPie C? 01 AiPamont. Milan, Co'r-pen;.ton 3prng, F lØf U" Irm5 Fooi3 Lodgng 30 That tne Part-es .n'eqej,ed rs Sl'O I dipS PlO vaC.tOfl Compiqtp 005 neis InIerprie are 15 tOfiO*i Mfd(.l DenVal (Ire Pl, WINDSONG APARTMENTS 5317 eno tlavtnig pa, f E I • )fl)6IIrflI9j I ---- -* * * * * 'gages a' i SCOun' 74 Hour Th1 ilrov don' Veil P.OiiP • A 4! A •7I -..n.iques WALNUT STEREO fi M I, I 1 V $Ifl, Ply balanCe, $1300 isa I2Y (! lnt,f%l I • p0 A P P pluS n'resI 1C) 321" O"DS Asump Vp,m Save 33 00Qfrom Apprsa, No* Only . Peal i: s'a'r Ifrover QiIr'' 32) 0173 53—TV.RadioStereo bill VO 1(114 - AC a''C,T " oio e(tr( b'o*,, and !Pi,r m?I $17300 331 545) I 53 ; - Cash 3224132 Don IDespa rOr PIi Yor Pit r A n' 1i --- --- -------- la: ,Ifr ' S.ar'Po"I 7 13W lsrgeIo er.. "CI' %oreS cc'peIed. $I3,0 1011 Sa''a Nn Hvor% --_________ riSted 3 I IlL.. carpeted C i, priac, ,vII (lp v ,- I c7..IlI1n $73 1 Ar...irlti-w'nts UnurviISP.d - sac $3 OOb,,slie 377 •3o at ' .-. •'- 24 -BUSIrK?ss Opportunities Sell AdvertIitsg space c,,a', sAd erIe COPy S, , rse*spaperaccoenIs Agrejs •, CATFISH 3 lb bze-Friri-- Sao i ( !jp (I ocr M Unsworth Realty 1 A 800 CAPTAIN lv WALLACE 80-Autos for Sale hB Larr, S 4Pt 313 nio' Bu, & 5Il in, Ir,V n useø furn?u,p WePrg SO,,'S Pol 337 Pym.y,p A55ump Mortgag 'OV Terms No* 0n15 $77 p .US 7 SE IL C At. L Donna Cl cry P4A35 i'tà' D.c 13 1177-3B money n you' AllieS or PROPOSED CHANGES AND KANGAROO FRIED CHICKEN Open Daily ha m till 32 m -Fri A Sat Til tO 33 P m P r NOTICE 01 PUbLIC HEARING A 11 7 A. ¶"33 a - ANNE - Tuesday, A N YOUR FAYILY' A IP a AIn! ad AL ANON -fOfImlt$OrtrsA0øf PIEFO A SERVICEMAN) v I pl'oclem r naer p p, r I 5?Ø n Our , • 4 on ca" I 5 C' V I 423 4347 or *r S4nro Al Anon FIm I, Grp Don? P p longer Cf0PO !p1 A 9 0000 MORNING AMER CA Good Fa - 41—Houses ___________ - - ______ --- V Ii I II 1114 I 7 I '' )iv 315 C,,, t:. ii' ci. Rd BUSTER PRICES • A'.s uvCi ii. ,,, I A I.•.*i ' u - 14 7 0V II y ill D A () , 'P 'rIr'P-ir% i I' I I t 51y tPS !arms of 0 Wr o Fae(u'Cn E Pelt I s,,• Sam 'sole Coijnty C 0, dl Pbl Pi I77 à 797$ I. II: t'•1'C-i"'A ' ' -, Houses ui a' t'li ' LJndrf $7? C00 *?P CiS I IJ t. Afi C OvCUs1If' 'I P;137i37II I 1.1 '" "" " "• 7•- .n Vii li- 5ij a)' I75 :i a_Wantci . IER DELTONA OP.( ;.pp 1API(L5 SLASH 133 'A.P $3000 beloc -----------_________ Super VIlC. 3 lIP. I blIP, Pome, Ci.S:r lED i rdQ THERE , OtJLDNT _______________________- " I •., rI ' :i '-' 7 ..• vNurSpt RN & t. P s a i , n compan on to'' ass gnmentt 110, lerra r,41 '' •I A A - A 7 . I ••• ''' Opportun, -__.-......-..-.__------_-------------- •,• 07.n A i. •, .•,. , 'i -- IPi Samrsole Coin', Coisrtn, v Sanforo or oa me abo. 00 TQAYi aI 8251 25 a 4 C B S MORNING 6 Es L3+ 4 1 • "U r,,d% :': Busune I')' 45 AN a ..: and P. vnder1ed as Sertf , rIo, da * ii a II 70 A PvV On tI! lIPS day of I Ji.Ir A C) 1971 a tr foe' ti• sAd Wi' O ?Pie PigPias? toOt,, 7 LLIAS ')3A AND YOU 9 21 A An ,u,i LIvir[UYMJ Yc.,l ,q,. j , , A ________________________ 18 - Help Wanted ; NASHVILLE ON THE W THE WILBURN ROAD TPi SDTIlERS SHOW 4 ..iTANA P SE SEMESTER OA (sT(PAy - I * t I 4I44J IM WaI P ffi County Cogrt S.mnol. Coijn?p. F 10r41, u0041 I 6 MLII.. Li GA N S • E s Ly, e',a s" :-,' .sa3's 'c : .s V. LJA'e-ve 'ess'JII 'cc s a'e's a•e '-CI 'S C0! 6 V'A'S'4 B. NOTICEISHERESvG,vEsttPe , vrtv 01 mat Cirtain Writ c 52-Appliances 31-Houses FOLLOW THE STARS NOYICI OF INIaIFFs Morning 24 SC3OOL BOAROCONT 6 30 9 LM'ERNE AND SHIRLEY Wie''s a.ea.Na:t.c trier ecie t eair tire-*e CISN t statng a Ns• S' *55 Cl A". C a I I e'ss S ( Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Notice ' --', t :'l '.". '.':.. ., I 111722 ' T( I.' ________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________ To List Youi' Business..,D(QI 322-2611 or 11 993 J .4-.-'.- C 4't ' " S3 �I Tuesday, Dec. 13, 19 77 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE I- by Chic Young _~ -- 1 BEAT lTl'1lI 1 Tp.ESE &JT IMDOI...N TO - ----.112 POui..D5' ,.,,'7-r ___ . __7 1 8.iv A ..:..;' PII -- r, I 11 `Q_ _1~~*\~ _", is"I 11 - gyv ~' V _I, "I \ - ' l - _JlJ —. C .. L' . - by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY NELL. 20N'7 JLJ5] : TOLD t li~ IV) IJ 'Sq AJCpZSA EGOMETsIG! ( / - 1 ). I/. / C, J'c' ':!D _11-,~ ~) '~? .~~_k , ____ 'i • I —- ..ii 5 a:ti .HL••' ThE 25 kklk * *___1 , — 3 - ARCHIE .3GE 7' GC ________ I S -4 GE'.' 83 I G'A1Qif r E7.-.c ( .- .0 .V V.ESJ.%'E.' i;c •EE 'I QC EEr•E6: z B.E 1 /..EEiW' -__-, . E S3'E SSE I. %O ~, , '__ ~ .. cl' EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider PF.R$JALth', I ThIL)K (ADU CJ LEAJ P.. LOT 50 course In DEAR IF Al)F I C s e havt follst'it ltient a gouti ilietar) f,iith1uII IC prograhhi and art' 001 overstt'igtit, it is soiva'tunes helpful Iii tst' iiit'dicines to control the trigl) t-eride and cholesterol — — k'v"f Medietnes should riot 1.' turisiiierti as a ;ubstutut( ;J — — si'n.sible dietary ituinagement Atromnid'S is Oft' of the iiiedicines that has been 29 30 iiarkt'ttsl in ris-erit months that our d1or iiia) staRt to tO — also The both can form its OttO — — i holesterol, even from sugar if fit tl hi You don't btd to tat III my mootls to provide J tholesterol for sour boti, it still 16 mi..ike its own 41 18 — — To give >ou more iii' fonnatuon, I am sending >ou The llealth letter nwntwr 13, ' I 100, Dr. I I I 70th Year, No. 99-Wednesday, !!be!9,1 Lamb - I I 51 ----- sotmg man I knott tnctl three (hues to get into the Nav t'ouldti( (hISS itit' )% sical IM'cau.se his pressure shot stay UI) Uurwg the siutie tOut'. hi' sass his ossn doctor settral ,.... n,l I&uii'', "a ),t r,r..,... '• "S' 'fl ride MOM .JUST TPILG 10 PE ThWJ BY EG - WI 11% 0. . WRAPPEP (..8RU55Ei$ RAN 's OVER YOUR WELL HERE - 5 '\" UP IN A SCIENCE FICTION FLICK.' ANOTHER TiME-WARP / PIGITAL —' WATCH ! FOR 'iOU • I I III .1 5 BUGS BUNNY \110I PLEASRE FutX)SY:. ...ltbi I'M NOT Ci.N43 ) 1Z EAT HERE I UNLESS TNNKI! SIMMER ' J NAMET}-tAT TUNE ) - fJ"( ) 1-- d I I f I-1 1J, /_I ~kL A) )- %l i ght mu t flJO% a a,i 5(1 miniiplishumii, )our purposesl S4(Il-tPl() (hj 24-Nov 221 thu st butt's ne'cc'ssulr S shis ./ V, _: IN I, . __ - 4EC ) - in This is a good (his ti push unif.urt,tnt plans that h,sve far' ru-au- fur,: u-Ui-i - Your 015-15 -- -> 5' - s - lime i ' , , 1)11-It) heft) pay off It still come in ussr still st hitets, s'i don ' t 1k the butt trick two Fast ducks and South rises with the king Host- should he continue' lie is a trifle' too high Twelve points opposite 12 is usuidly not enough for game but South is there and wants to make it. - . \ If he has seen an •'nenly - - ; J t SPIDER - MAN -- - - . . - -' '\ . FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves CTFMP1' NO AN5WER 00 I. AS A O' -' I V - - - t ( -J I - - ' , WL.I.150 04 .' ' ' I - :\ ' f -., I / ' , - .' . ' 1 _ ii,, J MUCH FOR MY ' ' ' T T . - S,R'P. '2, ! .. ''-:.''.-,-.-. lI il I •- .-. - IF UI Still lviU3 -.- — 3 WHAT AIOU7 MET -. ___________ - - I - ________ _________ Us SI4U1 AhII(A)IA%ls Herald Staff V, titer -I ' r -- I 4 iii NIM!,,.-1 'I HIRE-' - " I ,ntr 1 1 its tii!uiLullssi(litrs voted 4-1 1 u"'-ilar to issue unilustrial ri's-i-nut' bond.s for 4 -in alwtiinun, smelting plant in the' Silver Lake-Sllnora area of Sanford- a vote coinrouttinti (hi- cit> to sponsor iii inutuistrial h - ilutv that has been opposed buttem 1> 1> .,ri-u hiuituu-ostne-r ever sincu- thu proposal v.a.s revealed ('till rmssioni'rs generally felt that the plant V.OUJd provide new jobs and econi'41.ic stiriiulus (ii the u:nliuurilt - ariil that environuii'ntal restraintstin the Keller hritfstri,'s' plant would provide (hi' city with ,tilt'qistt' safeguards against mice and Isullutiri Iii.' Iuru'sitb-nt of a hoiuitistnt'rs group 5151(1 the uurganuzatioti stoulul stuils closely the' Ki'lk'r ei.vlrorurst'ntal control plans st hen they are presented to the Florida 1)epartmnient of i-:nvurutuiuental Regulation Stt'ptiu'n Sirkin, Prtu(le-nt of the Concerned Pr(p-- ri> Ussnt'rs Association, opposed to the hint. said the group will take' its battle to the • 111:14. rather th*n seeking It-gal action against t h. its at this tint.' 11.- I-n.' Ii sse'ntt-r ti the cit) vute- "as ('m-hi,ntui'suner -S A M ('lusnuhan, st ho hulhhimo'ul that the i- It) is uluplic- iting anti tniuli(ulting the blndinlr, poster already "-1 in the Sanford Airport Authority and . 1 j - WITH . - 4 ' - - by T. K. Ryan You M4.. BUT M,4p BRIF1 rv A R4l)1R E IT /4rrEnnop.I GPAN. 5#IORT DOONESBURY - W Iiurii-'m,l, r.,miv,, - " - a -; 4 f ii -- - ii/i[L ; - - .11 ///1i - ' - 1__' " '- - :- .7 1. '. - .. -- ,- . $- .,'- - : - ,' l ) - ,-. - M - , - -- - -. ' 4 ' '" ' - - - , - ,' ' - -4 \ - - 1,11111111, II DRESSED FOR 4 04 ow - : 6 IL 0 held its last session in the old building. 1)115 liii ss All neilit week. %%ith moving still hi shifte d to the ness e di ficet ifted - fur da% scheduled it urd us V I - , ' ' -- - --:.-...- - - - '"(l's ':' ' - -' .-'- .,:. , - -- -.'- - 7 c- r- ',----,-. - ,_:;_,"_'_- - - -. ' - I? j4I.'. 1 .'A.' "4-4-,r',. I 'I'- . 4la,i' ,..t',e't L-'iv? "-i ost I,r ill qU*I to . luri orce a p s Strategy F It-gislatuse- itt-ltgatiuun Both -ut.iun. titles' sin Pu,.',q iL ft 4 , ,.. ,-- 't -. - -. r.J,11 -. - --'i s., .-ç,r.'' - , 4,_% yl- ' -. - .- - -- - :,', "- , -t_, I' . -' -- /ct' ra,-t-';-' LI)fr - ' 'a 'a7- -- ', F uin -u- for (hi'- Frailut-atini mit tmvt-s nieniubers Robert sou, )our have a dismal ciuneu' nnlvt-rsits s research ct- Ott- i at (ill formcr-Stalt, . , -~n M.ok N .-lanil Jr fir ails itt- .ini Springs I and % lilt I, Ft-0110 Rbiave I -.'sburg t biauninan ,.'sured the Lniiuli of then Ittsias agreed that Kridur ,Aill seek a line item budget cut an- settini: , is-sistutnice I 'li'velanui and ii.,-r% -rs rut upjuri. John Krmdi'r, huiiriu.m of tile' speci al tuuilIfllttr't'. s,iiil hi' still utteliupt to sit up a lurit bit,uni ute't'ting s.. it hi the legislators. inclu ding St IliSt-us. .Io!ui Vcmgt and I i-ru Wilsonu tM-loft' Christuiias (it-vt-lurid tIhiph.lsmlt'ui the lnlp-irthlIlet'tIf ,m uniti-il t'ffi'rt Ii'. usli ttit- niult- rs t thu iiIi'g.itiini. lIt- task fun t- ui-i I ui-si,.> ,it a vii lumithiruin (ii iiLt;i 'tn,itt'g) for pushing through lu-gislumtuuuti (ii Iuuiul ,i :.'waruls juttii .5111 in Ss'nuimnuuli' ('uounls on tht' inidgi' (It'vt-lumnui anti S,uitfimrul ('its Stains ct'r iK flit.. It's ctrt'ssi'ul the unhiluirt..fie- i- mat f all [out gaining sUps11 iia-uuili.-rs -f Ibis- S.-uuuimiumls' - lats'. ^ 'I will bring suggestions - . Herald Photo Sy Tommy Vinc en t) .-Thierica dressed lO4f dolls for dist ribution to luek little girls at Christmas b in Sanford. With their arms (till the Salvation Telephone SANTA ;I1 11, I ll 14' .,.~. LiP . IN VIII '-:- - - I'l6 1 "-' -: . 4 - r ".,1 A. I hr -, 6 - 1* 1 - jiqr - ": as filed in u ' rsu - ' Z .,r-..:4 JAII.IIOL'SV, 11aRe SA -- Sanford ('it% liall %%as J.1111111if-d I'Llif-isdav is t hi "-s,iiilord (its ( urn in iss ion , sin uii , . AII : ~,,,I 'I - - courthouse in Th e application - • - --. ( iii jp - 2 . :c'r17 ,, . / - See - ,'-)' - 11 . I % I Itipf AV married, but she didn't -: - -,:ri ; -' II:: I- (Hecafd Photo by Torn Netsili ., - 4. ' MCW )C1 .%I(<;regor to -' - t-''' - •.:-'-. - ç-- -r '.'- -- - -_; ',., IN T - Im4rr b% 1 1. - : - - LaY9E4ZP -- ordered .- Sanford for the lii count -- .,_.;.__. . / I Ii id - -- " -•"". Ss'r SANFORD l'L-SNT, Page 2A . by Garry Trudeau I! r m& r X &VyM ii A MfFMZ V iZM7e II ftftLLs XVIARYOVW, - taking Riggio pleaded guilt) to grand larcen> and sills the -- -- lie' is 4 - - :110, Te(A*4 t2•', ceremony. care of that," she I - I' .- 1\( F \T ItI(1(11() as Assistant State Attlirne) Alan Robinson st hilt Russell Cullen was clefense attorne The two attorneys joined together in asking Judge \1c,rt gor to peit the jaulhouse marriage Miss '.%hitnire said she knew her fiance's attorne> stas going to ask the judge to alloss them to get -.---..i • S it 1. w -r rose - Prosecutor in (hi' case - '1" 'r4i4'aty I i_i P ' ,j ' , said in a state institution To further assist Cupid, Judge M&Gi .'gor orrr ed !a ThuNulay that fliggiu be transported to a laboratory for the required blood test, a prr'r.uisitu' to acquiring a marriage licence The hli)oil test w as performed, according to the court order, at Derrick and A s s o e i at es Itborators The brideIeti picked up the couple's marriage license' this morning at the pnuitt-t-tt'd ('onli!muis_suiunt'r Join Morris saiul ti. Ii spent ainiust the i-mimi' afternoon on (I.- - , st itution, court officials - - '. . SPLIT,' 8E OE I MEMPEI . - 'i is .sentenced to serve time - - or . - R-'.'.'-. AII RI nornalI) a tonvaed felon thu Seminok' Counts Port Authoruts (st gu.s-ernrnu-ntal bo dies which he said need .such a plant John Krib'r, a profit' rtuo'.-t'r 1w-hind thu project, noted todas that Keller earlier considered locating the smelter ,it the St'tiuinalt- Cunts Port Authority or :it thu SanforuW'.-ntrutl Florida Airport. Krudc-r said that the port authorit> I,ucke: natural gas supplues, essential to the sit-lter operation, and that a reverter clause in the city's deed with the U S Nary would ibseourage bond buyers front investing in a ,iielter at the airport. The clause "tipulate's ttt the former Sat'> bct' pttibwrts can bc taker. .sta> trot! (tie cit) in the event of natuiiaai u-nerg.-nc Muss uur lAs' M - re said the Killer issue piu the tu'uiIIuislin a IliuM ustkst,ur:l position, Is-can-i- thu- ru- is -- --0 easy -uilututi to the dIspute Miiu,ri' noted (lit' ptopt-rt) in question, it four-acre tract north of (hi' ('obia Boat Works adjac.-nt to Cornwall Street, is zoned industmua!l> - and the' i-ouwulssione'rs art- sstorn to uphold tilt- liming lasts lie said Hunt Oil Co., which ostris the land sihert' Keller %% ants to build, deserves to htuis ,its intent-' t in the industrialls wnt-d land j I -- - perform - '-rv .41"" ?.' - - I - C The Sheriff's Depart. ment spokesman said that 1. '_':,-, n Saford Gives Go For Smelting Plant Bonds I ..''- , ' _i_ knott the assistant state attorne) was going to join in the request '- That was the surprise," she said. 1 It I - %kill FIIAN('ES WHITMIRE GETS LICENSE FROM DORIS 1111A 1)1' this point attention Is called to the lead out of turn The lead Stan(].% .South rcmains as dunimn> arid North be- ' are . . aol three years in the iiiw-ity jail Ia.it Tuesday Itiggio sts involved in ,trrrcl robbers of d ieIherr) rest,,urant \ft.-r his plea of guilt ) stas uttered he subsequently te st ified at the trial if another man involved in the si,t' incident. The other man stas sentencti to 150 years in a .ate in - nd liii' couple ma> kiss after the ceremony arid that's all," the spokesman iiul • - tiiiritetiiiteI) after , -. leads out of turn South puts his hand down as dummy At I - •- — Hand A serve fist' .ears probation One of I(iggio's inmate fritnds told i repoer he a other initiates planning a surprise party in the jail for the groom after the Friday ceremony - - It ston't be exactly the kini if stediiir,g eVefl girl un-lUlls about," said Miss Vhitmire today 'hut, I'll lw at the jail to st-c him evers single stt't-ku-nil until hi- i fri-c." She saul that she and her groorii-tits' mutt a tar ago last Saturda) st hi-n she stt-nt to stork at a fast food restaurant in Winter Park. lit stis t he iii in ig. r of the restaurant anti she made hamburgers ar.il stijrked at the cash register ''Getting married in jail is different all right," she' saul She doesn't know et sku-stiaii saul today (hi.st hung still i* pernutt.. I u (Puef Deputy I)uanuhiarrell's uiffite at the jail - y' - ' , Seminole '- N~w PAc*'4v. ~_ il 11 f - by Stan Lee and Jonn Romito - , , TUMBLEWEEDS I VI ~— I I Counts (lnwt tOU ju dge ha iritt'red assistance for Cupid to a IXJiflt. Ciru'iit ('oiart Judge iIIu.ito McGregor has orde ed Seminole County Srir- ri; i'.k to ,riiiiL ',;,,' .d ,i ..i.LLtS jail tflhiiiIti', Vincent Nicholas I(ig.g iii . I, to his stt ct-thea rt, Frances Whitmiiir.', 19, of Orlando, sthi is stuilving to be a hi-auticuan Neither have iw'n married lw-for,' A sheriff's lepartlia-nI - \ South is declarer, but East esinlit's (lt'(blrcr '0 sc tit Iii 511 Jul'imO.p to his u-il to (-r)ntinur' st'rslni r .. . ./ ---- ---- --- ------- ---- ----' sputill"lit 1 .. !t - , ~%ork wontlers %()u today IT.' 1. -1 . ! • t ,JY& TAKE CAR E (XJ AN F&Y ' CAN - / -' -. by Stoffel & Heimdahl Iki — ~~TI+NKINO ) P ' BRIDGE :, (. ri-tururil E.STE.S - mw mmm — id Ciin • tr'nce." . • 11 ilt 1)4PNNA \ ... . -. . ' 'rCU REING T AN [" 'W~; cN ussas.' B'E I,,rin,3 (Zives hi-raid Staff Writer . 4 - 4 by Al Vermeer - - I'I I Visit Him Every Weekend Until He 's Free' • I I - - PRISCILLA'S POP _,. JAILHOUSE WEDDING .... "U-i normal on all the visits Another )oWI mail ss.inting (0 prove his innocent-i' t.iri ,I ruiunal matter ,agerly took the lit' kteior t est, but to his tjiiiss the results c,Unt out that he knest about or stas iuii,liciitt'd in the crone The owig man did not commit (hi' crunt', but did Putt stpiuons as to ssho did WIIUId not the lit' detector test to' took hi' the Salle as the ,rLibit' results pt'opR' cxss ith t'le& perit'nce trocardiogramis .intl blood pressure readings' Man) 1uh)1t' tw'canie excited or upset during an kind iii test, and I tu1tiot ss' lst this stress ti-st could hi' ser accurate I'd .tppreeiate )our coiiuiierits At best, it DEAR UF tl)F It is jut a laborator) test, ,trill laborator tests of all t1w5 call be inat-t'uratt' for lOhin) reasons The tic tk'te'tor test dt'pend.s upon changes in bltiil pressure. heart rate, and a ,'sttit'rosclt'rosis Others siho "ant these (lid principles tlU1 S('0 tt'flt w ith — — — — — — — Florida 32171-- Price 10 Cents , in the skin All of these can a nd respond to stress The value of the lie tktector I FI — • tUUipVti, '' ¶u'sl tk'IwmLs a great deal on inc velop-' for it to nit' Ili care of this experience of the person st hi nest spa per, P 0 Box 1551, gi% v.N .i nterpri-ts the tt' A Radio City Station. Nest York. piers- on who is up-tight becauI NY 10019 he is confronted for wi> rt'lIMifl should showPu (s on the test > 1WINI'F HF:OF: OSOI. I)KAR 1)14 LAMB I has't- even when the operator knows some questions about lit- he is telling thu truth Knowing (hi' infinite t'apae-it> ilu'tector tests that I think you For Wednesday, December 14, 1977 of hunian beings to err. I would ti,ulul ansster. %1% sister had , .in eli-c- thank any Iii' detector tt'1 still ht.uke sense huh >1W ill ro('ardiograrii st hich con. result.s toulul he' challenged unit Yl it It 111141hII)/% c,uin ri',uuls supIkirt III - II, 19 #A V. itti ce-med her doctor, so 1w had often a second t( flit- ttIi -ili .- r 'built tA .111 1 At III S April 20'M,.) .Lflotht'r tCg uk)fle with ve ry second t'p-'r-ator 11111) t* Ti I uinlitir,s an.- proulLsln toda) different results tutu-ri-sting and tutu omit' fur s'u ulJChtttMl where Joint ventures are COft siic- idl%> Before Ws over. it i u-u-mneul, pr ovided put take the luku-Is iiu still hate greatls a'spInuIt- i( ut circle of iloninant ruli' Let .ow' cohorts N Al serve as back'ups quaunt.ini-es and tuintacis SMI11 tituS Nov 2J-1)ts' (EMISI u Ma> 21-June imi.'thurig that >ou have Its U% till and I-t'll - l 'I PIti -1 ; til es sits, have' htstoriciill plannt'il for 10(1.1) liii) not pruust-n tht'ThiSt'lst'S loyal and hand he tan bring the tOfl' iuriit off u-x..o-tls as sou 'fltrue still t'vt'n InUre' so tocliis tract in by playing his nigh' ii t \ulItThI % isluun it liostt'tt'r, it should 1-uirlui,t' attends tlu through of diamonds, but he isn't a t irk out 1M'ttl't in the long nat our st e rling relationships clairvo>-arit nor does he have Ki X-ray, C)CS Therefore it) I i i I- iflil out iluire about ours&-lf b> i ( t\(Llt Juiti.' 21'Jub .1(11'S to 1'f)ti' ulutiiiii> to 5 7 'uniting for Suu It!' iuup) iii ASI rul4ut,g hi! Ios-t'tI > service tui lead us second rliarnuinil i: xsi st F:ST I r,IIlPi Iw-ttu-r Mail i cots for lii's toita> still afforul )o(l a_s Which way should hi' u-titer a . ,; i a i' s a at h tops .ini a king, .t-ifii uchu gr..tifu atiomi a-s it still dummy 10 i ,iiiulress.'ul, stuillIs'ul •'IIt t-liip-' tit (ilt',LSe (bose ss horn >ou serve Most phi> ers will lead to i A a \strtsGraph, P U Bus 489, dummy's king of hearts tO Pitch-in sthe'rt' it - ounts 4 K 44 .t in 44 retain control of all suits and Radio ('its Station, N V 111119 )LTH I,Fu July 23-Aug 22 most of that group will set' Itt' curt' t o slwcif) hour birth aK Fouiar 's happenings should East rise with the act' of S sign flattt'r )ou, for )our tu.adiamonds and lead (hi' king K ('A I'll1(014% t)t'i 22'Jutn p.Ini(urLstup is likely to Lw' sought of clubs I)umm>- 's last ,'ri4 19 \'uiu'r,' It ks Ida> in things bit tn st-ill be knocked out arid sou trul> ui(tliilIt'. t that i intt-u-rn iuu niat.-riuull> 1 there still hi' no tt a> to tiring -r I-r oak.' (hi- overtures Roth s ul n.'rahl iurt-u-r-.t ist, but riot 'ii ill in (tie' itittiioitul suit tliU;o - Aug 23-Sept 2 The be st line of phi> is to nt uiluiits iritt-ru'cts lI,i uiut'Mi t %, 'uorth Ea..i South e..i \'uuf inspiration for us su-ceunil enter dummy stith the act- if • l'-. i u-ffurl will conic to >uw toda> clubs East gets in and P.1 %, 2V i 518 51(115 'Jan 2DF't'b 19 I t,'cauis,, of a desire to pros-ide cashes three clubs but South I'd5 l'J.. iiRa rig is all-important will take the res t of the tn,uirt' tuuunt iful Is for those' Opening lead Fir.' of )our uire'anii s into turning tricks toiler our wing spades realities toduss Start stith siiuuill LIIIItA Sept 23-Oct. 231 You ie'ps Ix-for.' breaking into a 5 fiat.- a knack for lifting the trot puritc of others today by tur I'lS('ES - Feb Mart1i ) I A Virginia reader wants tui South leads the deuce of . , riuni t'su'n'-sthinrz into fun Ut- it iris- quie , sUtl(it' 1lppcouu Ii stuii diamonds from dummy at knots- the rule in this c ase llia — — Sanford, 19 1 HOROSCOPE , — 49 think it AtroniiilS ttiiald tit. advisable for me to stith take (host' capsules Isrr a itoctor's prescription, f ______________ — — — — ' - — — — 56 r' ___________________ 45 53 '.' . I 33 It 14 in,. •. ............ F - A PP _____ c ... 11~ -' ______ '.-. s SEE 78 36 — by Bob Montana — 24 40 43 ' 3 !" 12 1I ._ 23 - C — ___________ 23 — — 34 / lki' - '_!~~ ,,~ ,__ — 7- 1 -t~ I 14 26 — 'A.,- - !!-,--. .,., ?IU - 19 1 22 H4i.4 cAL: T• - ,.i "I 1)0 % OU ________ '6 rS .., i.1i.a -n Si Black broad 52 Enqlsh 13 — .AL U.TLTt stick, non-fat titilk, corn oil tiargarint', but to no avail. I rk eat a slice of cheddar cheese ea ch morning as I Uii rkrstand .1 pCM)fl needs some cholesterol for the body Butte o 1.1 KIIUI. tilt Oft) tliCdi bIIII 11W removed three to tour tithes a 48 H i ve delI,: 7 6 ____________ 5 -— — — 'S f 17 - ...........................1. .1... 1 i.k. •. •'/U iV JU 38 Environment agency (ebb: I 39 Become msturl 4 1 Complete 42 Lubricant br short 43 Kind of grin 44 Constellation 45 irritated 46 River in Rssa 56 Double curve 4 3 17 by Art Sansom . 1 "° e 11) .;is THE BORN LOSER \ 2 __________ _____ / J~ A . ; ' N ucI!rI' 0 Answer I have DEA R lflt. I AMB been on a cholesterol restricted thet for about a year. but my chnleterol is still 274 and my triglyceridecountis3O.Iarn7O years old. lam not overweight. I eat no lunch tileats of an 35 Sketched 10 Word on the ,- 2 .- — - —— I II Name for a 20 Actress 57 Forest animal cat Moorehead Show 19 Actress 22 Weathercock 58 appreciator Merkel 24 French artcle 21 Golly 25 Capital of DOWN 23 Blockhead Tibet 24 Sov i et Union 27 Seminole I Stop (abb: I chef 2 Bear( Lit) 31 ln and 25 Un9entle i I In,antn, ma y ma 26 Shush 33 Auto *orkerS 4 Time ton e labb' I 27 Belonging to union (abbr 34 Entertainment 6 Impulse 28 Cry of pain 35 oung salmon 7 Mountain rear 29 e:row ancient Troy 30 Holds in 36 Sin alment 37 Warn ng 8 Imprisonment Aoder 39 ema -s 9 37 51 I ~ I miruTl The upti IM4tN0 cai Pl1 $ AIIISIOTA ' r_.... 9 0 :• I 53 Heat unit 54 Tour 55 Low male guitar (abbr ) - .LL!_ tar pits - -. .-".-- - - 52 La philosophy 19 Hawaiian - '(F), '4t... •1 - I .-, 4 (cont) 18 Chinese ' .1 " 1'It°' _________ • 18 Lab substance 17 Ores (Fr) A- I r. I . ii NIF ::. zi *.- __1 I iMC( £ ;i i Jeit Ia ti It 5 Tobacco ce..s I Canadian I U olLl(fDJ INEjI It 9 Baseball mountain PtiliPJ 's e ST;lifà!A official (abb' I 45 Female saint E 7 _________ 12 )abbr) I A I0HA A containers 46 Mine workers ii A 1o1 13 Hindi dialect L union fabbr) SA a WL 14 (Fr) S1$1 I 0 1 (11111$ 49 Egypt (abbr) IS Doesn I cull 50 Equine gait _________ C ' 1111.10 U T _________ P18.11 'k, (A a ) $I 11, ." 1" 1- \ II - It Euclamation of disgust May Be ine Ans*er to Previous Puic 40 Dessert pastry ACROSS I connected directly Pioneers of of dolls are (front It'll) Southern Itch eniployees Nancy Gibson and ('harlse Cornell, members (if the Future Telephone Pioneers [111(1 Joanne Stinehaker, secretars of the local 71"A vtiapli', Set' Sunda - 's Seminole Ma;aiIne for story and photos on the Salvation rms - with the peacemaking , process. most' were the stords of Israeli Prime Minister Tel Ash toda> -'-for talks with Carter. That stor) and the opening of the ('air,. ticipat.'d - 5rondTh'bock Editorial 2-H 2-It 2-11 4-A hear Sbbs 3-hi Or, Iamb Iiorusu'upe Hospital 2-fl 2-H (( hLSI-:LSFs %Ichanni'n lk'gfn as he left S portit President talks, page 65 Tcksilun %%eatts-r friuno tb.. first ear's ope-ratiun of thu r.'si'uimt-h team and it- ' - p n-sen I .1 t i S i's including It-st-kind nui tr required to go top Talla hassee to lobby the lnuu'asuxe' through (1t'tt'land sucuem'st.-.h that sri _iuiititifl to hating a line- itt- ui in thu ('nit- s-nit> if F'l'-iii,u -;l.-i. .s local Pumil P.. kh.-1 Today Bridge i.ikndar oniirs Iru.sssturd costs Universit> of Florida for (hi' 1-3-H lG-ll-A S- fl up tht. research pnigrhuit for the first se-ar at $230,IkIJ Scientists frito the- unuvt'rsits have said that thu e lilt-ctive i nt to lestrit or _'ruiujtcatt' the larvae- friintu tb.. tiiuutg,'s, sihich 1)muu%iite' fish s.. tb fusi, but rather it, keep hat' htng f thu eggs lOt' tilt' him-I - fi.oiuiust,a st:r'.- lmtSt t t'li'rabk- - -- - - - -- '- : -. - h.'r,- tb.-.. 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Monday,D.c.n.in; TV HIGHLIGHTS Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ — Notice 5 reb çiin thit SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 830 underSigned, pursuant 10 thC tic 6 30 PROBATE DIVISION File TOMORROW 4' 6 IWAS THE NIGHT Number 77 Ill CP tit.05 Ham, Statute, Chapter 2 tYon POP' GOES THE 9 RY S HOPE o,s,on SoS Ot Florida Statutes, wiil register Evening BEFORE CHRISTMAS COUNTRY (TUOS Fri ) 1257 Ink, RetaIe .1 *IhtheCl,rkolth,CrcutCourtn Animated musical, narrated by rCRTEM WAGONER SHOW 600 2' 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE SARA .1 KLOPPENBERG. a K a and toe Seminole County. Florida. Joel Grey A friendly fam45 Of I NASHVILLE ON THE 1 00 2' 4 6' LIZ NEWS SARA JEAN KLOPPEPIAERG. upon receipt 01 prOot 01 the mice, a kind ard gentle ROADIThUrSITHEWILBURN 630 Deceased pvIicaten of this notice thi tIC 2 IZ FOR RICHER FOR Itime 4Jca ccmake; and a nste NOTICE OF BROTHERS SHOW titious name THE LOOKING 2' .12 NBC NEWS POORER 3concutvef(mes ADMINISTRATION 31ca Imn GLASS under whIch we e$Pect tO SantaClauscomtineto$pread 4 KUTANA f 6' CBS NEWS 4 MIDDAY • 00 A M, - $ 30 P M lcons.ciat(v.I(m.s TO ALL PERSONS HAVING .ngageinbusinessataoomNo addlionat hohday cheer 9' ABC NEWS 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER THE YOUNG AND THE MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST AItamoe Mall SoPP center. Voces Tarnmy Grimes, Jotw 9 6$ THE ARCHIES 24 LOWELL THOMAS RESTLESS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY 9 Noon Altamonte Springs. Florida 3 Lines Minimum George Gobel 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOu OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED REMEMBERS Amel,a That the corporatofl5. perss 9 ALL MY CHILDREN IN THE ESTATE 900 Earr1 the f,r and partnerships ntemflted in the man t I 30 645 YOU ARE HIRE BY NOTIFIED sad business enterprise are OS 12 NBC MOVIE Sun' so across me Attan 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF tha!tbadm.n,stratooe,h.nta,e toIIo*s RUDY'S GLASS BLOWING sne Ch:tmas Barbara 700 4' 6 AS THE WORlD 01 Sara J Kloppenberg, a I Sara AND GLASS CUTTING CD '00 Hershey, Clif DeYou H. 2' YOUNG PEOPLE S SPE. TURNS Jean klopp,nbe,g. decea$,d, F.f, Doled, at Winter Garden. FIOCIde, 2 12' TODAY LOCaI news at day sesry featur,cmac. Number 77 127 CP. s pnding in the fits 7th day of December. 1977 CIAL The Linle Match Gin '25 and 825) 200 't5 from the 1973 mose and Cir0,t Court br StminoI County. HAnS Christian Anersen s Rudy'S GIau BIoing And 4 6' CBS MORNING 9 $20 000 PYRAMID Fto,,da Probate D,uis,on. thC ad se's Sunshine Story of Glass Cutting Co __________________________________________________ class tale set in a modern NEWS iCat' 4 news at dreSs of *hch 5 Sem,nol, County By Rudy Generilo, — — — ___________________ 230 *er and his daughi *hO Amern DIV Courthous Sanford. Flo,,d The 25i Pr,5fl' - . 2 12 THE DOCTORS return to the.t home tOwn for 6' THE CROSS WITS orraP representate 'ne estate 310 South OIlard Strut SPIDERM.AN 4' '6 THE GUIDING LIGHT the hday1. yekind!ng an o s Rob*,f W klogpenberg. whoSe I WILD WILD WORLD OF W.nter Garden rIorda 32717 ' II — lnstructIo 24 I SESAME STREET rmae 9 dress Pt I .5 ONE LIFE ttoi 169. L0ngwod TO LtVE PubliSh Dec 12. 19. 7. 197?. Jar 2. I ANIMALS Mustang 9 GOOD MORNING AMFfl32750 The name and ad C 6' MAUDE More s at 1971 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER RE. 300 1ry5% c1 'bc CA Good Morning Fr. personal repeesen - N V C area, HANNAH S MU SIC CE N T DC stake then the Busnessn RIDER IS? TO ANOTH[fl WUPL 'lty atiorn(1 are set forth bIo* - -. t 725 and 825 cai LeSSons, Iflttrumyntj Itng Dcc 21 or 22. Share Ac of the Year award when VILLA ALLEGRE 730 All persons hawing clams or Repa,, 210 i weather sports I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR eupenses Call Tom 322 Il MaudeandWatora,emeon demands againSt the estate ,,re 2 WILD KINGDOM Sanford 32) 1711 3 IS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 800 required wiTHIN THRE I 6 IN SEARCH OF Fre. PROBATE DIVISION 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL DIVORCE FOR MS StIl $20 SO 4 6 C A p A I N MONTHS FROM T*E DM1 OF 9 ABC FOOTBALL Daas Fl, Number 77 436 CP Get fl the tenc s,.,n cii ty wa hers 330 free details KIT, yy, THE KANGAROO IRST PUBLICATION OF Oiw5e Co -yi ss San Franos Tynr,, flStru(tn ic,' 'no., 9 SIOO 000 NAME THAT Pomnø Fl 33I 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY THI5 NOTICE to tIe with the clerk In Re Ettate of ----49ers & groups Call 24 OVER EASY Magaine TUNE 24 ZOOM in, av, Court a written LOLA LORAINE HUNT. also knn — 322 J' 24 THE GOOD OLD DAYS ALCOHOL A PROOL EM format show amed at those 55 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. of any clam or demand as LOLA I HUNT. 400 'N YOUR FAMILY' OF RADIO Ste Alen hosts and 0er hOSt lh ,na hauc Each Oam muSt be by Hug .DA REPORT 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Deceased CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB AL ANON th, show highlçhted by scores in wring and must ndcate the wns NOTICE OF 4 GILLIGA S ISND 800 wHICH CAN BE DONE tom 'amlesor trierids of s for In. clam, the name and ctracgreatsfromyesteear ADMINISTRATION OTHER 2 12 LILE HOUSE ON AV CALL 312 problem drnkcr - 3el C THE NEW MICKEY address of Ihe cred.tnr or n agyn' TO ALL CE RSONS HAVING 930 to,fu'thyr information call 24 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU THE PRAIRIE Cha'les And MOUSE CLUB 0? atIO'flcy ano the amount CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 4 6' BETTY WHITE 473 4591 or write I 18—Help Wanted Doc Bake Mce Landon claimed lithe claim 'Snot et due 9 MARCUS WELBY N 0 900 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Santord Al Anon F emily Group I SHOW Joye Inds herself thy date when it *11 become due es1n Hageni oome to the a R, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Po ss the Shalt be slated ii me Clam s of a whidwind ro Carpenter Helpers wub IN THE ESTATE an a'ng Indian chet lCh,eI 4 DINAH Sintord Ia 3777I (UfllflUeflt or Unhiqu.ddfd, Ifly nce *th a race YOU Oeetoi I 'perenced d'er AWl NIWIHY 4 30 NOTiF.CD - On', ), 0C Kthlel h lu'r of the uncerta 6 MIKE DOUGS SHOW flit shill be that the admoistrat on of the estate 1000 of Winut Groves otizens a'e I S'a'ed If 'he ('am 1 Se(u'pØ tC Ct LOLA LORAINE HUNT. ao MOVIES IMOn) Th 6 BEWITCHED Lost & Found 6 SWITC JanetBrpays cited to anack the peaccL Securit, Shall be descrbed Thy hno as Lula L Hunt, dcead Monk GeorgeMahars, Janet SALES POSIT ION . a w.fe who hires Pete a Clamant shall drl,tr SulliCe-nt nomadic tribe Mac F,I, Number 77 136 CP. ii pendng in Loh 1969 (Tues I Rflri — TOLL FRI I ISX £32 I&') copes ot the clam mo 'he CIC,k to to ?inØ her mng husband 4' 6' A CHARLIE BROWN the Circuit Coufl for Seminole 500 enable the clerk to niá.I one cOp, tQ RECORDED MESSAG( Joan Harw Speer Trary FOUND - a ma, blacl I white County Flora Probate D,wi5ion CHRISTMAS Animation Fee. just be'ore she 1 urdrOd 2 BRADY BUNCH _________ IBSW) 1935 (Wed) Wy' (at with collar in lity tiCiflfp Of each persona' rep?esentatiwe the addre of *ICh s Seminole tunes the Peanuts oo.ic st: p 6 STAR TREK 24 MARK RUSSELL COM• All persons n'prested nIne estate te Old HIGP4 SCHOOL GRADS I County Court HOuti. Sanbor Rd TUC5y 'P1 ming Wallace Bee, Leo araers boated 322 3111 t whom i cop, f this Notice f i NERv GRIFFIN SHOW Charles EDY SPECIAL ODenngs NOW' (oQ0 Florida 32771 56' The personal Carrij (66W) 1940 (Thurs 1 Adm n'stratori haS been mailed are N Schufti The story tls of Tratel mo rePrewntatyeot the estate 5 JOHN EMERGENC ONE 1100 ,. PocKefluI 0, Miricle Glenn 'equ.red fiITHIN THREE Vocational Training i THOMAS SPINO, $ so6vth the tâi s address s hi Ca o'd. Bec Da,s P 2 4 6' 12 NEWS MONTHS POSt TilE DATE OF Ad,ancement Opportun 135' a North Elliott Ayenue, Saord, meaning Christmas 530 TilE F IRST PUBLICATION OF 1961 (Fri) Pockeflul of Mira. 24 DICK CAVEfl SHOW Contact U S Navy Menu t Florida 32771 The name and ad the rest the 2 NEWS ng buSy I THIS NOTICE, to file any oblecl'ons tyl T77 6219 Cft. dre Rrg,'a' . cont From II 30 of the personal reesen Bab,itting en my home. dii 0' themSetyis e'th lIsa OC i 24 THE ELECTRIC COM. thty may ha,, that challenges the Thurs Mi,t.r, Compentat.on oght 323 tat,,, attorney are 5t foHh bylow 2 12 TONIGHT .al.d.ty f the decydpnf S will, ne *Ofldty aspects of the hoay PANV Uniforms Food Lodurg 3: All persons having clams or 12 SANFORD AND SON (RI ______________________ Qvalificat.ons Of th Persoal 6 MOVIE Anythng Goes season (RI dit', pa 3 wacaton Compete -oemands against the estate are 24 ORANGE COUNTY representat.,, 0' thy it"Ue ,,r ood Thin to Eat required. Dental Cane P.S Crosby Em Me'man WITHIN Medical I' DISCO FEVER Speo THREE -, Legal Notici"' ..irisd (ton 01 the (Ou?t SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 5391 mo Startng (II, l- I MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF srr MusI ring OIa NewTon.John Until 3pm ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SWEET CORN—S2.50 BU. COMMUdITY BULL L and busessPannerseachsning Trars o IC T ION S NOT SO FILED FICTITIOUS NAME THI S NOT ICE t file with the des 930 ILL BE FOREVER BARRED a peo'mer o' the leading roe 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT NOtid? 5 hereby gwen that we are 1we court a writyn (A BOARDS ARE MERV GRIFFIN 12 Dateol thy trstpunl,(at,000t the, Sh engaged r business It BId Nhb this WOLF TRAP The K of statement Ot any claim or demand CLASSIFIED ADS ARI (.t N I ARMR S MARK(1 Notice of Adm.n,stration Sanford Airport Sanford 37771 9 55 they map ha,e Each Clam mt be Swing Benny Goodman, perU ¶200 t450 F rencn A, BET TER 373 2211 Robert .5' 1 oppenbefg 4 UPBEAT m nØle Count,, FQr'da under the ifl writng and mull ndCate the tos for tits Sh WIth bOth I NEWS Open 7 Dais A cci' ', Pyr',onl Representa ----------f'dtit•ous nameof WIZARD AORKS. baSiS tor the Claim, the name 1000 Cr4 and tit4t we intend to reg.ster sao his switef and bia band 12 30 f thy Estate of - o'd.'s 4" PHIL DONAHUE SHOW add'fls Of tite creditor or its aged CAlF 1511 5 lb boi,s--Frolen- II ,EAWN YONF NOW Tale Sara J Kloppenberg with th Clerk of the Circuit 9 THE FBI (RI --IS 00 per or attorney, and the amount sa ,Pwel' r CaJi to, I' bOl all Maple A 0 TAflLETALES I a Sara Jean Wlopo,nberg Court Seminole CunIy. FlOrdi in 1 00 ''ogs on iiil?p 900 51' 115$ (lamed If the clam 1 nOt yet due. 323 3141 accordance with the P''sions of Deceased tO 30 the date when it will become d,e 2 12 TOMORROw Ak I Nurses, RN'S & S. PP s aides 1.e ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL tn F cyt 'ous Name Statl/tes To 2 12 H 01 L V WOOD shall be stated It the Claim 'Si NAV HGES & Other Citrus I 30 in Companion thori lyrm REPRISE NT A Ti yE .t Secton •*s O Flordi Statutes SQUARES 'or sale' $3OC buShel 33703*7 or contingent or unllquidated. the 3flSt THEATRES Its, assignments. MOgF S Berry 4' LATE NEWS Hom,maie,s 371 6733 nature of the unCertainty Shell be 6 THE NEW PRICE IS S Henry B Adams Upolwt. *75 0&3e P 0 Drawer O 6 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL. stated If the claim 5 secured, the _____________________________ I RIGHT Steven C Ee'ng lit East Commercial I DAILY WORD SUIT Security Shall be described The Sanford, Florida 32771 I PubliSh Ho1 21. 29 Dec 5. Il. 1977 Ii 00 THI clamant Shall deliver 'tsc'e I DER ss — Legal Notice Legal Notice' Telephone 5 323 lIlt BANDIT ______________________________ GATO1 2 12 WHEEL OF FOR. copies f the Clam to the clerk 10 _______________________ 'I __________________ ________ PuOI.Sh Dec. t7 t97? _______ enable the Clerk to mail one (opt to UNE tO Tuesday DES 22 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Nch personal representative _____----IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND I HAPPY DAYS IRI NOTICE OF INTENT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. AlIpersonsnteqe,t,nt,t0t, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 11 33 TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS ' FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO NOTICE UNDERFICTITIOU a to whom a COp, of thi5 Nolce of Morning FLORIDA ur5unt to the lermt and 3133 CA 09 L SILL NAME STATUTE KNOCKOuT 2 12 "A PIECE Administration hat been mailed are provisiOnS 0f F lor.da Stamp Board CASE NO 7,01; 600 ' IIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND TO .S,iOy IT MAY CONCERN required, wt THIN T i TON AHA T L lY DA. 5 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE THREE OF 6 MOn I THE LAW AND Education Administrative Rule & LOAN Notice s n,reb, gwen that tn. ASSOCIATION MONTHS FROM THE DATE 09 COMPANY 0 110r.da corpora' ACTION" 9 FAMILY FEUD YOU llue5,l 3 MINUTES 230 at 1000 AM on Wednesday OF ude?Sgned pursuant to t, SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0 cor THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF mrnng. DeCember 31 I Par'" Fclt.o Name Statute 'Chapter 1977. thp Woo I Xramion organi,eo and isting THISNOTICE.toflIeanvob(ect,ons School Board ol Sm.noe undfr the La ' 4 6 CBS NEWS of the Unted States 565 09 FlOrida Statutes, will register ITt,u,s I SPECTRUM they ma, hewl Ihat challenges the Florida All Count,. CALVIN RAY DYROM and HANd, Aith the County ComrOIlC fl recite and open of America. at the an validity of the decedent's *11. the 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE LiP BYROM hi', * School Adminstratlon BuIlding. TUUT for Seminole Count, Florda Afternoon I Plaint ft Qualifications of the personal 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE Defend.' till Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, 'ecept Of proof of publication of th5 reprewrltat,e. or the venue or Florid., sealed b'ds for the 1200 NOTICE OF SUIT CALVIN J LEGG an ALISON ndtide the fictitious name t wit 6 10 lursdcton of the COvet ccitt TO CAL VIII RAY BY MOM Purchase of the following properly 2 6 9 12 NEWS LEGG. Pr 5 w te. M ELEGANCE IN ONY* IMPORTS, 2 hues Thurs (COUNTRY ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND NANCY C. BYROM PARCEL NO I LifldCr which we arc engaged I Defenoanys .n 6$ MOVIES GARDENS OBJECTIONS NOT SO F lIED ALSO II L0(at.un West side of Lorwgwood ',nest at TI? Iud NOTICE OF ACTION Drive WlL BE FOREVER BARRED "PHANTOM OF PARADISE' 625 1230 YOU ARE HEREBY NOT P Martham Roed n the vicinity O CALVIN J LEGQ and Longwood FIor.da Dateol thetr5t publicat onot 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2 thi% between Island Lakeand Rice Lak, THE GONG SHOW that an action '0 foreclose mortgag, That the panes irreresled fl sad ALISON M LFGGS Notice of Adminitraton cowering Ihe lolI.ng rcai and Pu', wIt Old School Cu'td n bUS ness are as fIlO*', 6 SEARCH FOR Situated O December 12th. 1977 persQnI property in Scm no. Resøence unknown Wayne Granger John Thomas Spine ________________________ ount, F l4)i'ija o w I YOU APE HEREBY NOT IF I ED Susan Granger LEGAL DESCRIPTION As Personal Mep'esenfa th4t an acliori to foreclos, a mon Lot Ill. TRAILW000 ESTATES Beginneng at thy DATED at Winter Park, Orange five of the Estate of Quart Pest I'. Section Post 'gage On the fOlIng property in County, FlOride th,5 20th day Of on ireSCion North SECTION ONE, according lo ', LULA LORAINE HUNT, ?Fiyrt as recorded fl Plaf bccb bOundary Qt Section Two Oclober 1917 Seminole County. Florida 2 alo 5fl as Lot I. Block 7, REPLAT o Pages 77 and is Public R'Oi PilSI%h NOv 21 25 Dec 5 12. t917 'n5hp IwenT, lZOl y vth, Rang, Of LULA L HUNT. TOANSI TI Twenty Nine 1791 County, Florida or NORTH DER Last, thence run has Seminole been Deceasea West 795 25 beet, thence Soutn tiled against y CHULUOTA According to thy Play and ,o. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL thCt 1CS 25 are reoured to terw a COçv of ,' OS recorded n Plot Book Ii. t. thence East 29S IS ft thence I : REPRESENTATIVE Pages 14 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE North as IS. to Inc pont or 45, of the Public written defenses, ,t any, to it C p'a, of G Andryw Spec Reco, On December IS I917 at 7pm - I. beginning Less th East of SemnOI VICTOR RUTS ER JR [5Q II) County ________/ 'wenty Iii West Commercial Street Florida thp undersigned *ill sell ore 1971 , . Ia',' Rnson Street OrI.nd.. live 25' IP thel foe th _____________ right Santord rIor.da 32171 I hes teen tiled against V Triumph TI00RCOSS);, molorcydle *1, t 32101 ano fly tn, o , and ,00 I Markham Lorgo0 ' Telephone 305' 323 1115 u'r' SitiSfy charges icr 'epir and are r, red to 5cr,, a op, Of your w.tb the Clerk of IPup WQAd, ad ron. fi ng 'wo 2, acry',, aDo,, sl,-ro - ,- :,. Publish Dcc 2 II 1977 %'orage Sale will be held a, c,t on or Defoe. th wri'fen defenses t Ofly, to - ,, oe 6th dl, n DES 57 Lorry', PHILLIp Cycle H Jafluar, Ii?? LOGAN otn, w Se PARCEl. NO I of Markham Road SHINHOLSE R, Judgment 'nap be Lea' on North end 01 Sem.ie LOGAN entered AND Paula Florida 'I MONCR IE F for the ,ei,,t demanded . Attorney1 . Count, Countnse parsing 101 for A Pla MIt Post Office Pbl5h Dec 4, 5.6. 7 I I II, 13. 1), Complant green CuiId.ng neil t Southern Ii 1977 Sinford, Florida 37171 and lIp the Bell Telephone COmpan, WITNESS my hand and sea' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 2 East -DES II original *ih the Clerk of the sa Crt on 'he 9th da, Commerc.al Avenue abOve SanfOrd NAME STATUTE (Purl on or before D?cembe, 27th. December, 1977 Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ISEAL I Notice 5 hereb, given that the LEGAL DESCRIPTION ______________________________ entered aga.nst ,-' for fhe relet Lot5 35. 34. 37 Arthor H BicIwuth Jr )6 Less the ______________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I demanded fl inc ComplainI Clerk of the CirCv.t COvrt "F'ct,to Name Statute." Chapter by ,irte 01 that Certain Writ of WITNESS my hand andth seal of Pars San'or Florida, Cccord.ng bo .6 09. Florida Statutes, will register thi5 Court on ,h , tIt Evecution •ssuyd out of and under at thereqt recorded in Dep Cte?k Oar 04 *.th (Id of the Circuit Court, in peg, Plat Book 3 the seal of the County Court of November, 197? PubliSh Dcc Il I, 197' & J. II of the Public Recor and 'or Seminole County, upon Seall Orange Coun',, F IQqi3. upon a fnal Seminole County I lea. receipt of proof of publication of this .udgement rendered in the aforesad Anihoc H Beckwith Jr DES at PARCEL NO 3 Tuèidjiñeans netce. the fict,Iious name. to wit court on the 75th day of OCtober. Clerk 01 th Crcu.t Court Locotion On West Side of High 136 C ASSEL BERRY TEXACO way I? A D 1977. in that cerlan case en By Mary N Daren 97 lFr,nc ufldCr which I am engaged in 4 venuel at titled Westinghouse Credit Con Dev Clerk dome, of Third Stryf business at 00 1 HighAly Maple PublSh Hw 7) 25. Dec 5, 13. 1971 ponation a toreign corporation 1)6, Avenue Casselbenr,, 1L Plantiff, vs Jo DIP NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE H Cro*Iyy and LEGAL DESCRIPTION That the party Interested in said Delores Crowley hiS wife. Defen PORTIONS Loft III Or CERTAIN PLATS Sii. 171 Sen. Ill EigM, business enterprise is as foIs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN dant, which aforesaid Writ of 'SI Hint ind SEMINOL F COON TV (tO? Ten of Block £ IGHTE (NT H JUDICIAL CIR Gaylan N Linthacum 151 Eiection was delivered to me as FLoRIDA Five of Tier (SI PIn,, according Ditto CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE t at Casselberry, Seminole Sheriff of Seminole County, Ftor,da. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN P Tnaffond 5 Step of the TOwn of COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida, Oeemer 0th, fld I have levied upon the foIling take r'of'cetp,at a Petition Shall be Sanford, Florida, aspen plot CIVIL ACTION NO 773301 CASt E thereof described property owned by John jly filed pursuant to Chapter Ill tl Of MGIC MOM IGAQE Publiih Dec Il. 19. 14. 1977. Jan 2. in Ihi Public rCOnds (OR H (rowley and DeloresCrowley, hi5 the of FIor,da Statutes wth the Board Orange County, in Plat Book 'B' PORATION -. wife, sad prcperty being located in of County Comrn,sone,s Cl on page No ill et seq , which s DES Plaint,ff said Sem'Ie County, FIur,da. more Seminole County, Florida to aca'. Save43 at. has ',in( ___ the creation Of partiCularly de5cri Xftions Of certain plots of in, 15 follows Ncgulat prIce Seminole County, bri duly tran WALTER H TUCKER, JR Aisorted household furnishings. bo 5222 5(yibed and it flow a Pi?t 5UbdviSlOn5 known as Sanl.n ROSALIES TucwFR anOSTATE of the wit Springs,Tr Ivesday onf 52. accord.ng to the bIc rCoras Of Seminole OF FLORIDA County, I Bassett 3131 350 Base at th,r,of recorded n Pljt Book S Florida, INVITATION TO BID *179 Defendanls I Bassett 3121 372 HuIch Page 31. and Senlando Springs City Saad. FI.ea AND NOTICE OF ACTION I Bassett 3171 435 Table Tract 53. PIat Book S Page 41 Lots numbered Sealed bids will be received in TO WALTER H TUCKER JR SI 101. Seven Ill. I Bassett 3121 150 Arm Chair PubIc TMecords of Semnole Court, Office Of the City the Eight ii fIne (II and Manager, S.rWord. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Ten (101. 3 Bassett 3174 131 Side Chairs Florida, together Aith the ',trp.tt Block Sil (13, T,er Nine 191. acin Florida All pante's Jaiming interests by. I Kemp I672 Triple Dresser Base and alleys platted thdp ,n det r.b,ui thrO,jt, under 0 aga.nst WALTER I Water Distribution Mater,aI cording to I N Trafford's Map of Rice White a', f011Owi to wit the Town OtofSanforø H TUCKER JR and to all p.,niies F re Hydnanl," Cast Iron Pipe, 4" thereof duly record flas per flat I Kcmp 1020 Triple Dresser All that portion Cl the PIgt i# Gate Valves having or Claiming to have my the Mirror Rice Whit, Public Sianlando Springs, Tract 5 2 Pumps Sump Pumps, 1 right, Itle or interest in INp real records of Seminole County, I Kemp 1005 S drawer Chest Rice Book S. Page 31, Public Records LI Centrolugat Pump, 1" Single Florida, in P101 Book I. Pages 54 to ______ hkc Saminni. r... .' .- - -!vu wmtt PILIfEQY NOTIFIED ,i.i.r,r.m rump, 3" Single rioriQa, i,ng Jr I kemp 1*72 — East of the railroad less Lots, arid 64 Hea4bnrd Rice Oaperagm Pump. 3'' Sewer High PARCEL NO • that an aclion to foreclose a mon White 7, Block tgage on lily following r,al property B. and thaI portion Of Pressure Cleaning Hose Location On the East S.d. 7 Morton 235 Metal Bed Frames Commerce Place lying between LOtS 3 Lawn Care Equipment Diesel Sanford Avenue, Sanford. Florida, in Seminole County, Florida I Se'rfa 31066 Comfort Deluie IS I through 7. Blocs B and lots I Tractor, 3 Wheel Turf VChICIC Ar on.bloc North of Celery Avenue on 1019 TEEN GREEN ESTATES, Mattress tPwrougi 7, Block C Also, less ill' Broom, according to the Plaf fhereof as Type Pine Avenue ltw Story Monofllament Serta 7 *hil 311 33 i SO Comfort porti of Pinevew Street along tIe recofde4 in Plat BQoK 13, Paged) of buIldingI Trimmers, Edger Deluce IS floe Springs North portion Of said PIat and Iris the Publ I Fire Hoje I, Fire Hose. 7i ,.. Rors of Seminole LEGAL DESCRIPTION all property to be sold in a lot SlId that portion of Franstn Avyni f Fire Hose, 3' Fire Hose Cnty, Florida (.0*5 I. 7. 3. i, , , and S. BIo properly being stored at AAA along Inc East portion 04 sad hilt peas Icy,, fled against you an yo 5 Aulomalic Switch Over Device I), TIer "C", Town Furniture & Auct,on. ItO N I? 92. of Sanforø Ari4, all Ihat portion Of Blocs A for are re,lr,4 to serve a copy of Dual Tori Chlorine Cylinders Itcomdlng to plat thereof as your Long*ood. Florida Detailed %nar.,...... and fi Sanlanist Sn,..... T..,i ti written d#Iavn.t ,. i . rPtnmil.l in bi. -- -, .i ' - - --_.._,.• — aria .' tn 'page 54, undersigned as Sheriff Of Of Plat Book S. Page ml. den Berg, C.ay & Burke, P A available at the office ot the City PubIi Florida Pbl( . at Receras 0, SemInole Seminole County, Florid., will •t Records of SemInole Coufity Manager PoSt Office Boo 793, Orlando, County. Florida. and II CO A AS on the 3rd day Of Lot 77 o, All bids Florida. and that portion 32007, and file the original Shall be in the City Holden Real Estate of Laura January. A D. 1970. offer toe sale with the Clerk of the above styled Manager's OfIke, Room 303. CIty addition to SaMo,, Company'8 Avenpe lying between Block A and arid sen to the accseding to higheti biddeq, foe B. a court On or before Dec 17th, 1921. Hall, Sanford, Florid., not later P100 thereof that porfn of COmmerce p subject to any and all eslsting thot'sdosesuoyour as recorded In P100 than I 30 P M., Wednesday, Book I, Page •,, other*e a ivdgm' C map be en Of liens, at the Fr tise PU',II of (WestI Door of tered against you for the relict Block B January II. Ins The bids wIll be ReCords fld that portion of f Seminot, the Seminole County Cos,ytPtose in County, publiCly opened On the lame Hillcrest Street lying North Of demanded in fPt ' A A-' ' " .'-c'' Vs : C' Florida complaint or date at Sanford Florida. the above BIoki A an4 B, arid pfitiCn 7 COP AS ifl CommiSSIon Chambers, The Board Last of tne dejcni reserves the riçplt to p'rsoe properly rallyped Room ill WITNESS my ha md the seal of 'elect any an all bids That said sale 5 being made to This said Court on Nove'mbeq 11th, 1977 PetitIon The City Commissn reserves the Should be tubmittrd The hOoI Board FISH PARK PLAU satisfy the terms of lid Writ of On behalf of Seminole County. dated right to accept or to reject any or all Of Seminole Count, FIINpAI else. (et wIHYISPASs b4ds in Aflhuv H Beckwitls. Jr the 30th day of Nowpmber ISP? inter,tt of the Cty of Florida JPw', E Polk, 77191 $IMOIANBLVD Clerk o1 the Circuit Court Sanford By John Percy, Pat Telson, MIII COSONIALDI IllIOlAtfOl BLOSSOM TRAIL Sheriff OaLANOO 3157* COLONIALDI By Belly AS Capps o.iaoo W I knO*le Director ORLANDO Chairman OIi,*NDO SemlIe (ounly, ____________________________________________________ Deputy Clerk City Manager WatcA fee INe Grand Open lI.fa sew Arthur Department of Counly William P Layer Treaciter's in Pose Hills afp Altatn•nf, Sprias. Florida PubliSh Nov II. 20. Dec S. 17. 1971 City of Sanford Developmprt Stdperintendent of Publish Dec Ii. It, 34. 1977, Jan 3, S(hOo4 DEI1I,91 PublIsh Dec 13, It?? Seminole County, Florida PubliSh Dec 5. 17, 19, 1977 OESaO Publish Dec 5, 17, 1977 0E541 DESI3 0(515 Seminole 322-2611 Monday CLASSIFIED DEPT. I Odando - Winter P,k 831-9993 RATES 70th Year. No. 97—Monday, Dec. 12 1917 HOURS Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents DEADLINES Noon The Day Before PublicatIon Sunday - Noon Friday How Were Students '-'i ':. - i?'', FROM GAZEBO Its i1 tI('I.lN SIIFIfl)tN Ik'raki Mall 'y liter ,I liii' lId lId 1 lI III Oil 10 1 Sp ford ('jh l'ark I fllHs'e I ti I HH)s, III '' ,':'T '.----, :: the 501111' residents. this 's I'I r OF San- eager I func- • gaiel)() 'bS 11.11 7, . - - .—. - l)C'IOSA 1. are they atH)11t it" Stor doing to - Page . -' I, I' - Z________ A*1huv1eache' ' - I low-cost Kmnchin'! - - i . . . 1 r 'j; --- - - .- ill - -- ' ' :. - '.._:L ' i r h .11!: - 'L _: -_ -' __. , I ' cIe Iiesc1a, 1I1!• _•_ ' ii, , R'1 ,, ...i1l . ,H .-'r',- . '.-. .t.: ';h _______ - . , _'''i "'5. '-:'' - .•:I, ' .i-s5r,.-".' p1,' ."-,.,...' •,,..i,t_l D. _i%./i'c"dIbu,C .' . n...,4,) L-.,.-r' '• Ik',e:I'f.. '4'r ....ea' .'.' ".4 ( S • r :.'i."94 ",,L ':4e,' •;t. rTpi V'js'r.-"..-.' r7i1f ' .ti.:, ,_ - ii"' r' . .'' . t',i'. 4 riter , :.. i, I e.g1. imiprist (tie he tlth of tltt r I dc fit 10 01111105 i ilk' iIt'( t'S.'ri(iilit) , ii t'('tltiitiilit'. , qualit> if hvlth (- lire' 10 the' re' ill to I llIitiiltlit'i 111111 there' is onis line' pr'Jliar'care' physIcian for each 3,5-8 ri'siih'nts. according tu the report, or slIghtly belost the critical To restrain increases in tht cuist of pros iihimtg health care. 10 prevent ume'j'es,sars duplit ation of service's While' cOflLIilunits groups havI- planned for thl' health neciLs of flit' rlltill of prlmlulr) -('are (i(xurs in Seminole arid Orailgi' - j::ti.'s, host t'V,'r. iS lInt' ph> sician fur each 2,'74, a rattli in line II rVllitive'ls nest concept in the 1' S , sa> thu 1lS. in a tl.;issiVt'. fis "001 hi thie k re'(irt lle'tailimlg Itit' goals 5511(1 the ni'st it the east ('t'ntr,,I Florida .irt'a lit' i i'(trt is the' 55111k lIf liii' III tluc(iltk'r' f the li S - c's 'r RIng tIldflI. 'a hich Inc lulic'S flIUT (wrsons Into ,'1lii1itiI ,' C iUiit>. ;ind tIwmlu(w'r advisor> groups in e'ch Uiluit Seminole's four illefilbers of the governing bollrli an' I)r Elistlini Storwr, Jane Adriatic'. John Schirarti Jr , ,irtii F'reti (;..11L. l$cnlrding to lisA AssiL iatt' I )lreelor .hoiniu' k''lifi (;2In1 is Ilk' pre'silit'nt (If the' S4'flifloll' C tiutit> .5115 ilr> ( 'hint il flu' true' picture in Se'Ihuintlle C lUflt). hostes e'r. t?r0t0., lj'st ltiihiilteti to (N' 50111(55 hat less than the' Uringe-'mhuIrllllt the' reiXifi S2I)S fbi' putilis still hase its chanc,' , , ednsda to Comiilhieflt iii this rl'lUrt 1111(1 (*ht'r liata from a Five->eiir plan that lists health 1,111' goals f.w S4'illlnole anti four e4her area counties 'rh U.-prest'ntatisus lIf the' Healths> stems tge'nc>- for East ('t'ntral 30 p ru in the' nursing ,it if the Vl't atldn.il'Tl'e hnic'il l(uililjng ,it Se'r;iinole ('onilllunit> (1lt'gl' fill' lle'.ilth 5) 'itr.I." Agenc> (ISA'. created under ft'der,.l le'gisi.ition that i'st.it,ftshcii ':00 health service areas an rots (lit' report is as .lilable' for publo stuf> ,lt the' Sumiitnolc' Counts hll'.dth t)e'partnlumit, ¶a00 S French As e'. from 8 Ill Iii 5 1)111 'flit' goals outlinesi ill the' report center on reds.- ifl( Ut" lil',tttI rate' and uie'idents of six iiiajor ailiit'nts. he'artr.'I.t,'uf Illst'llses, h'lIrida t ill I (IIIIIU, 1 a public hearing at ., ' I i' "ih.iIuI.inj jJ 1 a - cancer. replrators (JlSe'lISt'ii, tutic're'ulll,is,v t'llt'rt'lIl (iiSt'lIst's .1111! lhlaheti's .11311 inlprovlttg the' qualit If Ilre'%I'tut Rn llttil t'd uclit lit! I SI'rLIi 5. lilig't"hmhI cart'. t'lTlt'rgt't)t -'rs Res. pritlillrs cart' 1101 111,11th ,ire The rtrt .il, urg's the prott'ctiiui t't air .ini 5%iIti'r qlIlits t. keep the populatIon health> 'tote the Ii's rtsirt It has bettlflit im re lsins,ls (lear that ili'iea',- proc ''s in our tlIJUlilti (lfl has shifted from one of in ftt tious iij5(' c's to one' (If 1 hrtrnic diseases Aitiong the leading calL't's of de'lltti todas are cardiovascular diseases caru- er and re'spiratliry (bSt'aSes ''i'n"atmtie'nt for these disease's to prevent death s, 1iue'tt. -. of prunar ('Jft' phssicians, those doctors 551)0 treat the' milost ('ofluhion ffl , 261 llrd1ng to II health s sterns report of the' east Central f'Iorithi ar' .15 health care nl'e'd.s (luring the' next five )ears r,ItiIl 7.6.' ,p, S:,,,- S list the' FIlilosting IiVl"%t'iIC ,,,,j. f,i I(r's .ini ( 1st t'ol 1111(1 VIII IL-il; ,'I:tutl. ouo(J ( i;UIIt% stiff. rs front a critu ,il short i W,"i .'155'1 . ". ' -_ i ,.";-. Senur i jk' 5-Year County Health Care Goal: More Doctors . '. herald SII ''": :-: .'- 7.,, _________________ L 4 • . ." t Public Airing Wednesday . p211?) .11111 disabilit Itt 11 ajor imtuponlance'. I h ugh, is the, fact that i;iucht i,f theItulirtIl,hts anti miortalits due' ti tht'se "hronic diee's can he C ''- ((educing de'ath.s from arlilos- ascular disease's from 282 per 1I'I),li'? lIlpuilItion to 25 per lI$),CE population b> training 10 t.- nis'nt of the lxlpulatiuiml in cllrdlitpulmhlonar) rt'su.scitation The 'AhIil!Iill(' I illijitS rate' in 19'S 54,65 ,it tht' l&! oaI Iii s't' a de''lrablt' an 'unt if lie', re'lLst'' ' in de'atfts (run i - 1C . i:/ '' hrowc ttr'tise lung lIiSede' i .ius,'.l ti t ..... t'nvironnic'ntal contamhiinants aol ic u1Itiunai hazari .: i - lo reduce' the incidence of venereal diseases, pirtiu. u,ris 6,ilnorrhe i bs 20 re:it bs pros idrn more trained pro1l i n ii for incre'a.se'd education and follostup of case's - :''' :. '..- - - To Improve the ratio of dentists to the' poptdatior, - Have emergency 913 telephone s)ste'n1 cf h:,,d tr,c,kr -mu ' .i.i.;_ '4..' ' '.. 4--. - re'plact'nle'nt in the area .:i'...,'-"° '..i4,,:'..'Y' ..'-. ,-,".t • 1:'lI" '.- — Tod a 'ire'efling anti education progr.uns .oli ..._h, alone are tnsidereii, but hire' ss h"n Enot'tru ,i!itan 'tdtis2i areas are the' frarnc' of refere'n( of ,J. .'A.'t ,,, ,.,.J,",.,'.:i,.l, Tit',, .:liv.• four for each 1.000 population The reginaI figur" is nost five ),.' I' for each 1,000 population Rre'vard and St'itiiflUi ' i'UJ1i. ha Vt' less than four beth per 1 .°00 population st hen counts lini.' ikietti-' I and prevented throuch education (If the populace and i\i, Inilin,Itinfl of the' health s 'ti- Eli Ii"ntifs'ing such factors ,is these' utnceflhlflg health status gist's hope tIl both unpros- ing the health a (Nlpulation and ni'duclng the' clbt of health cart' lily' specific regional goals fur 182 lIre' lfeducir;g lie4thS frIlmIl cancer b> five' percent b> developing ( — . . Si. _____________ ___ i , p1. ':-s•' 5,- ., .5-'.. 5". I0' .i -',... .round The ('lock Bridge' 4-Il hhipital ('akndar l'B I lbi(uari,'s ('ornh's 4.8 4.4 lilirliM- ilpe ('rossssllrd 4.11 F;ditiirlal thai Shbs 4. 4 I-li 4.8 ' . ', --:'. ,-, ;.,," '_','.,,, it'.. .'. ;.: ,' S ' -'I. (fl 'ItsEl .5 h", Spurts Td itli'n % t'atht'r 'I i-6- .4 :. . ... 's.-. . ' ,,i. - :- ,.,, :-. t'--.. -- 'II -'.,-. ,.., ,:- 'I.. P 5 ' 'ii - v' . '.- ..'. 'tI,1' ' ""::- . '4 . . . -' s,tt 'U... •. S. .1 'v 4 • 1. '',,Jil (s. '-: ' a :'' V r ,.' we L's 'V%a,' ; Ii :.... '1'). ..-' '. - ' a- - ;i.-' ''.' - - Iip l ___________ I i ' L st,.,,j. '.',,,: '.,'-.,' "A - - .5 ')' 4- ... - .. LANDO DL (NWY. 17.92) SAND We are something ii tHlII1 ts liii Five or si volunteer Firetruek the streets of ..i': kT .: ___ driving a '' .', home,theb,bw, VOO S t A .' & ------i,Jitc aw ceofbewmge iv. ,".. ' S I. ..•.,.,s_ .1';'s.",'?i';'_"i, 't to . Banquet undw Hth of '' .1'.h 1( " I ,.', , and . .' , direCtor v4'i ' ,. - .' The . Iartist's t'(In('ti I)tiuli - equivalent ',r,, ., _______ ____ con,sidt'r , - r lass, at ra rilin c to think There. kV -_Jwx i' - — Under the ness system, he 'I PaIigi.'tt is going to StOulli 1' a flfth'>ear student find that sse• the legislature. (Jut (ha) be sseak in (1126th and overlooked the question of hoss language doing a 11155cr grade third anti fifth graders are dl'tc'rnIjnl' (11155 third, fi!th, ssork in subjects t1ecti'd, 2101] ste eighth aid 11th stratlers ssere' did!) fort', accordini to school sc'Iec'trti to tki' a tatc'sside that sthc'n ste 'acre ficials, although he s in his fifth ss ritmg the lass on tesling, t'(IIII'dt 1110 i'xanlinatwtl ss hich lii school, lw's only doing Fcchtel said iticludeci t(it' I Ith itradt' I the of third or fourth lass provides for testing tIOn4d III('7261'S test gradt' stork in math and of students in gra'Jes three, f't'ulitt'l r26l( ti,ilas his reason . language five, eIght and Ii. but dIeS not for .,kjni kr tIll' 'urse) i.s to \ , And, in Seminole County. define host those students give Uit' t.tti' legislature the according to Superintendent should be st'letted . iIt'(eSSar) lnfljrm;iat 1011 to j ( WIlliam I' l.a er, those Mars (;roor:e. comnpari' t'IUIII'fltii test rt'.sult.s students in their fifth ear elenientar education for the ',('hiJ(l( 111.11111 II "I.'hoOl doing third or fourth grate count ai she '.s,ts ir. favor of (listrif t stork 'acre not pll:kcd take' F'echtel 's rc'qul'ste(j i survey, it had t'en rt'Isirte'd that and of esamining 'ahat nas / , . f't' htel il fl.t'illtA'r if thy' (louse ilct'urri.'d .ir,1 hat hu'1li h;ive we just dIdn '1 I '>ri&mtut'e. singled R i:p. F'F:( 'IITF:I. lxcurrl'I in the PIT Counties out Seillinolt' ('ount% bcciiu.st' consider that when throughout thc state If there is 001 ,il! studeits stPi ,a1lt.'ge'dJ I' uchtt'l illiIf'utt.tl to the any qtJestll)n about the selection should have heen ti,'.st,'ii Stere. IllstriI I Use' of a yt''a Is of students that still ansster it.'' e wro e e aw. But, f'ecthel salli todas, "that established progressIon level Sirs (*rcln,e said todas Mrs. isn't true." grading system; sshich began in (;roorn.' an,i her staf .ser the legislator said he asked a Seminole this school )ear. the statesside assessment tests respon.sibk' for the 'it'e'ision to lIou.se ('umnn.ttee to study the What that is, according to lie noted those studer.ts are not test children .0 cording matter state-aide' not just in school officials, is to place a re.alLstically fifth graders progreIon leel niinIv ('our.t 'II student test StUlletIt at .t particular l.2it'r illilied that. ste intend The question became an issue rt'stdts l'IJuld cItldpiIre'(I. brOgrt.'ssiofl level in each 'ahen State Rep. Steve Padgett, hi St'i.' that th students of (lost Sl'uhinl.e (:lumlts got into subjet studied. regardiess of assistant chairiiian of the triunts progress Orils the pllture. .nI.- Ilrdlr.g to the spocific sear of attendance. House Education the:, if ('ottiitiitte, 'achie't' certain hhti'l. is the ss.steni this an e'sample, school of' said he felt Seminole Count) JCIIdEIT.R slls If the's If hut choiil ili.strid IL-c" tu grade flcials saud, a student in (115 fifth selection on the basis of pupil iichie',- t. 'i' 'kllh ft" A elt'nw-dars sftit.'rtts )car 14 school wider the old progression violated the intent rt'tair.' I of' hear ._ Fifth j.radcr those ____________________________ froni the iiark--nos ('ailed ( 'cli teli n I a I Park--again, this tIfle fronia tuodern of the t''i n method of grading, 'wou.lIl t' a State I(l Vinti' f,' titt'l. lU. IA'est)urg I IS asking that a statL'wilk survey bo millide to Ford's ('t'llteIlfljji, art' to iii elod it's cm atia tin g orem.ses tv'1-' . State Survey Asked TO GAZEBO? t SUSPIiiA' Picked For Tests? S firemen ss Ith Santa aboard around Winter Springs, Sunday, II years later, th annual ('hrist mas parage hosteil C) 011its. including 1444) sctuxd titilts shoss ii hit're and representatives of the Fit'.' (lel)artill.'nt spotisors. 1'li.t 's I)eptii taking ('hit'( St'ot t Kenneth from his photo- \o. I. Bosco IIlOi1lt'ntar i'e'spite taking atop one of the better vantage points. ll(l t hcII there ss crc I.t .,J.(', I.ass son and flog I photo tight I taking it all 113 — along ssith about :;t other onlookers. 5lorc photos, -.% I'age pbt0', Op George Shr ',,n 'i..: . "n �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. I - Monday, Dec. 13. 1C77 - : .••. . , I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I ... I - -,------ ,I NA7n0N -t IN BRIEF 1 -' .1 4- 11, : 9 . I. 'No Deal, No Meal,' U.S. Farmers Protest .-. 1* .... 'i United Press International Th ey snarled tra ffic, burred the Agriculture ' , ~ - ' N. .. - .. - - Striker Target: Shut Mines - 1 United I'ress International Blood or no blood," many striking members of the United Mine Workers were determined to close down the still-operating non-011%' mines today and halt the nation's soft-coal production In Washington. the I'MW and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association aeed to hold talks this afternoon in an effort to replace a three-year contract that expired at midnight Dec. 5. About IM,000 soft-coal mtiit'rs in 22 stat arc on strike. WAd—WOREM _- 0 - .- -. ,IIII R*k - blackened Wenonah Park Hotel, discovering the charred bodies of four more victims but not the cause of the blaze that killed them. The grim search raised the death toll to nine in the fire that razed the four-story cornhination hotel-apartment, a 70-year'old downtown landmark which officials said did not meet current codes - r library and cultural center. "The F ri en ds Of The Library," which own ed and operated the South Seminole Community Library for the past 17 )ears, has given the city the seven-year'old Spanish design structure, i nearly one-acre site and more than 15,000 volumes and magazines in exchange for the clt% pa>ing off the $10,000 mortgage. Mrs. Sadelle Pate, president of the "Friends of the Library," explained that,"After the county opened Up the -wide library system, couldn't swing it anymore financially, 1% il 111, ir .. ' . zI • ':. iv - ,, ',ri 5 ';*- . .. -' 0. - . ," . . dim IN" I t '1116 ti , - __71! , .J '--- . ______ An unknown driver caused an Kim Davis, the first Miss Winter Springs, rides estimated $1,000 in damage to a her float (above) built b seall protecting the home of the Winter Springs Fire Department and auxiliary, hiIe the Scminole Jose-ph Agar, 2224 Winter VNICA Indian Guides. Fox Tribe, of Winter Springs passes out candy, It Woods Blvd.. Winter Park, %%aS all part of the city's annual Christmas parade Sunday, according to Seminol e County Sh eriff's Department reports The driver pushed down a "We had always received a lot of donations in the past. • jJIIl portion of the 25-foot wall 1f but the donations evaporated after the county stern .&it ,I,J AS . . — . c,,n,I, ,. 1.i.iu 1 pill., reports begun," she said indicated 1(4. said the four'horst'1.e,'r I The group, Mrs. Pate said, had continued to operate as Authorities we're' looking for a motor w ..s taken be'tw'e long as it could b) fund-raLsing activities to pay the lark vehicle' about six or sever ThurL, ar.d S:,tur(Lfl .ini mortgage and the expenses of operation. All sericrs with ears Id e ds valtwd ,et $IE the- exception of the librarian, Mrs. Florence Coursen, had II, R(iI) (IT,%TIo , het. oluntar) Kenneth Garver, l.ake-lanj, Effective We'drie'sda', t i.e Its JA;cAsEIJ1l:fta' Mrs Couen received a small monetary consideration, reported Sunday the theft of a l'ai k committee and Mrs :i.oriuiIie'nt business, rcturne'd Sanford Police Dt'partnierit ti Herald Stall said Mrs. Pate. The library building and property at I kr plaed in the- Indianapolis Land. te'levsion, radio and fishing rod Viar. Buck is in charge of th e ii, the park He' said it was begin citing all drivers 'ho Maitland Avenue, has been valued at and it wasn't long after he from a inotorborne parked on barbecue conimittee, originally located next to the lease' their vehicle's parked iii arrived here before he s about West First Street near a Sunday in the park and band The structure was built in 1970, The books were moved Intheearl)l900s, there was a handstand and later moved to into the new budding in January, organizing a Sanford band He' maintenance house, no parking or fire lanes at the music in the air. something pavilion bandstand in the the American Igion hut on the announced at the beginning his Sanford Plaza and other Mrs Coursen said there are more than 800 families everyone in Sanford used to park for concerts, but it was lakefront now the Veterans of (;an'er, a railroad employee, Land would bald its first concert told deputies the items were shopping centers presentis holding library cards and hopefully more look forward to all week, ac- later torn down. In an effort to Foreign Wars post hotiie' and it in 90 days and it did, said Mrs IA Ralph Russell said the' families will take advantage of the facifity and services valued at 40 cording to oldtiniers, and restore the park to its former now sits in front of the IA'gion offered Hurdi(k She said her father crackdown was requestc'l t something the Greater Sanford glor), the committee plans to home' on 17-92 OtThOARI) MISSING also organized and dir1e-e1 tusine'vsme'n who e'oriiplaint'1 The library was begun in 1960 with 65 crates of books Chanik'r of Comme'rce' Civic have built an eight-sided Vincent displa)ed a top) of (torn the Rollins College library. An outboard motora was bands in O'iedo and Center reported taken from boatthat the vehicles parked in the and Community Affairs gazebo, 36 feet across, the 1910 Sanford Herald Hill The .Stwnon family bom lane's were congesting hulid,n ommittee hopes to revive. Ma)ar Nonnan Floyd said the "Friends of the Library" Plans were designed and Industrial Edition moored on a canal near the traffic was on Ike Golden will continue to work for the libra and the CII) in CIn recognition of the city's donated by local architect Carl contains a photo of thewhich park lhclioweIlAn3 Apartments, In addition to her father and ('asselberr) junction with library planning and fund-raising. It was Russell said a vehicle' feunj 10h )ear, Sanford designated Gutmann General contractor with the' attending the band the herself, Mrs Burdick said the reports according to to be seriou,sl% impeding traff n formerly knoMn as the South Seminole Community square block park bounded is Ka) Shoemaker, Con. concert relaxing on the grass on famib consisted of her mother, Library. would be towed away SCOT1 by Park and Oak Avenues and stnjction is scheduled to begin a sunny afternoon Walter Fitzgerald. apartment A1lRAIIA%ILS Jennie and stem Jessie Bell, Fourth and Fifth Streets, in the near future. Also in the edition was an who pla)ed the trumpet and - "Centennial Park." According to W.R. Vincent article praising the musical Jossie, who pla)ed the flute The chamber committee, Sr., local history buff, the talents of Professor James She said her father could play headed by Mrs. Walter Gielow, bandstand was the focal point of Monr'Stwuiecn and his Sanford Iiict ifly musical instrument in conjunction with the cit> the park with she'll walkwa',s ('orne't Hand, which included well. When the band was first parks and recreation depart. leading to it from the' four ii-embers (if DECEMBER 10, in I,0NIR)N tiPI I - 1.416 following statement f his ni usicalls organized, Junnie' 'Mrs James D Smith, Ike Mary ment and the Community corners of (tie' block, He al s ADMISSIONS (lenhintine' Spence'r Churchill, o tele'nted fainils as well ; Ben RegLster, Ike Monroe Improvement Program cIp, re'nnennibers the 01(1 artesian Sanford residents Sanford ltarone•s Spenct'r.Cliur Louis Carter, Longwood Burdick was too young to play widow of Sir Winston Churchill, died peacefully toda> at etier hiL of various took on the proj of lan Julia A Girtler well fountain in the' t'e'nter of the age's and occupations Sue Earey, Ingwood in it, but later joined at about 10 died today at her Iuindon home Ii)ndon borne following a heart or 12 years of age, she said, She after suffering a heart attack, scaping and improving the park. lie sa>s the white' sand Thomas Co nl ey, Deltona Mary Ellen Thompson, Or- park Stunion was Sanford's played saxophone and later her farnil> said She ange City Everett N. Shinn, Deltona bricks in the base of the "Music Man" and his 20-piece '(tack The funeral service was drwui with the band and played Patric To rase funds for the most pas'illion were manufactured in band the e'nvy of even Meredith A. Newman, IngLite private' A memorial se'n'i.' DECEMBER 11, l9 the drib for silent movies and 11cr Churchill, a flicinber costly part of the project, the the brickyard grandson Winstonof will be' held in the new Year wood ADMISSIONS ard in Like lie-len. Willson's Harold Hill. Sturnon dances with Peter &hafl at the parliament, said she suffered cpJçion of a $6,000 gazebo 14f1'ti:neresident of Sanford, cameto Sanford about l90 Stella Rit, Winter Springs Sanford: piano, Churchill told UPI hi bandstandc, the committee Miss Martha Fox recalls, "It from Indianapolis, after many DISCHARGES Carlos Griffin the heart attack while having grandmother was up ,in'i will spon,sora chicken barbecue was a beautiful bandstand, it years with his family band in Sanford: Berni ce Hughes Jessie married Robert lunch with her secretary. licrndon and Josie' married in the park from noon to 3 p.m. was a sad da> when they dressesi and planning to go for a Samuel Howard Cleveland Esther A. Johnson tore it the circus and in vaudeville, Walter Gwsn Fox, Lady Churchill had been in drive after lunch when she wac Sunday, with continuous endown." Susan Goettzen Merri J. Wedemeer who played frail health for some time. according to his only surviving the piccolo and piano, said Mrs. stricken Death tcrtaient by a local band. John B. Hendricks Vincent also would like to see daughter, Mrs. Earl iJunnie was almo Helen E. Peetz, DeBary Young Churchill issued the instantly Burdick. Cost will be $2 for adults and the monument to Ruby Isaac Veronica Klein, Deltona World War I Estelle Stunioni Burdick, of Billy lA'ffler, who still lives in Hannah Jacobson Frances Wurzberger, Del- $1 for children. Woodrow Clark veterans donated by Frank and DeI,and. Sanford, played trombone in chairman of the Centenl Ti. Miller, who were In the toria Thomas James Stumon taught riiitsjc and the band. Man' F. Johnson DISCHARGES ' Ray Johnson Sanford: Emmette' Lanier Lorene Baker ;REArFAI.I, Mont, (DPI, five -gallon bucket James Smith Cynthia L Brown of u, Tavern owner Duane iiCT Virginia L White Alexander J. Campbell the bar which hit the McFadden has discovered a suspect In Ernest T. Baumeister, Amanda W. Gregory the face. handy Way to stop an armed Casselberry Betty R. Johnson robber cold In his tracks suspe fired 01k' ht - a whichle Juanita Carrie Bronson, Clarence Max lodged in the bucket of ice wall be'hinl Casselbcrr) Claude W. Shoemaker McFadden H,r$4 pb.oti by SWEETS TO - , ( . Randall Smith, DeBary Josephine Milbert, Deltona Lida Riggs, Deltona Fiaravante iFehui Rubino, Deltona •' Grace P. Nelson, Longwood Terry 0. Lanier, Union Park Keith A. Krnsznan, Winter . Springs , ". . ThewouJ(I.k robber then fled a robber Caine in by the back (loom Police saif thePolice hack said door of McFadden In the Saiuie- than may have been bar during the weekend, Ifls'ols'ed in robberies last week pointed a gun and demanded .it money. But McFadden two convenience food store's threw a and a drugstore' '.. ! WEATHER 'V THEIR SOJOURN sm, 'SKINNY DIP COMPACT 169 4 , iW ana f ROMAN BRIO 6. AFTER SHAVE ;;J ' ,'' Da)toM Heath: high 3:47 a.rn,, 9:13 p.m., low 2: 10 am.,, 18; 2:55 pm. of the counit> to rt'Ia e' both the county comnission, to re'iila e S('OPA and S('ID.% '* *1; . vour IDEAS : ,', I 11 Q50 4988 Wi OGDeN. HOWARD DONALD M,ne., At 1 p rr at of ilson 11' fi'9i PC1,m A.tP' Ri', ,5 , i . .r. (rv,'t off. •C.n ftr ji ','r! Ifi Ci 0' *0pq'. -a, be '-al, 'ci A '..'s (alP.oI S,,"'o' _ 1.,>.~ A< : -"\ ' 'I' —) . , 1 1)~ - r7i 999 2388 I _ .J:;.,:,G .,, It . I 'A, - I DOUGLAS FIR , , 11 ~ 66 ' Y, 2 ~-:_p , ~. " f -.'.'-",- P...,' CARDS "o"1111- '',: .. p- '.. N 11 , '5. I ;2488 ik 4' ~`!';-_ ii. "' '. r"S' ':. 1. A? ,:,, 4kllt4i FLASHLIGHT 0 J&J - o . BAND.AIn BRAND PLASTIC STRIPS J DISTILLED 57e 12 49 ;pg, __ . I1 —j. £L A :......-I- i MINT ;. "-" - __ ro t C' " ' ,; 100 v. .. '... 3/1oo1,; ALCOHOL - BMGPOWERBEAM ' .. DECORATED GLASS TREE ORNAMENTS .;, I 488 1. ,,.r ,:.,. 4 ~.: .- 188 , I WYANDOT OW POPCORN #1 PACK OF 1000 SILVER ICICLES / I ~ 't'" ; - % _4~~ , - - I Ii ' C - :'." .".'-' ____ i'd l,.?tda, Alibi' ,li'b,at,d te5c5a, a' • a - at All Soils (aeho I.c CP,ch o'.a', *11 te (j,CO .. '; % % r'a?,)r". - BLUE JEANS GENERAL ELECTRIC RIVAL BIKE&HIKEBAG PRODRYER, CROCK A99 Gra ikow Funeral }loti:e' is in charge- of arrangements (I , seori C ,nera CP'a'Qi' ,' c .. r C,,' STANISH. JOHNNIE - F tin i'e.i MatS toy Jo"ne fl Slant', 6.0 o f Jill S.antord Ave San'o,d APO ?P(?i' S .. rJREVLON TRAVELER -I BOYS & GIRL'S 20 IMPLEMENT SET j HI-RISE BICYCLE '- 169 EARRING TREE . — . 1.~, I ' I V, ",lIi 'jJC'dl, I'atlor fl Re. C,ra-eoA chArge r y' A "V' ONE SIZE PANTYHOSE 0 A~ 59C:". !i C" .1 111111111111k 2 11 14 - 4% ho II be P'eIØ a' 10 j' ?P.i' C,'a,,'...j,- FA f , ( ,40n Ce,'r'q' Sar.?orc,i ico sstvi 'c'ci.es PACK or SSING - C ,ri'r4 WO -M to' P(OAi'j Oci na d Oga.n Ii 1,4 ) 12 1, Or . 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What .se (Jo, therefore, must be based upon their ind i v i d w il thoughts and feelings ' BOP BAG mI -'..- % . .." ...'. readings; tern- peratun',54; overnight lows 42' dependent eiiri,rlissiljni -- wn :" yesterday's high, barometric pressure, 30.21; Seminole-,High School chorus, directed by Robert Maguire sings or employees at relative humidity, 98 percent; a Port cameral: high 3:2.4 Chelsea 'flue in Sanford, The MIS concert choir has raised $6,650 for trip to winds, NW at 3 mph. m,, 8:42 p.m., low 2:06 am., Washington, I), C., next Sunday -Friday to participate in the Pageant of Peace, F'orecasl: Warmer, and light 2:39 P.M. rains, through obtaining sponsorships from local chic clubs and businesses. Ha)pofl high 1:17 a.m., 3:05 TIDES p.m., low 8:41 am,, 8:26 p.m. __ SINGING FOR _- 8 ('meat,' it r''w County 'k'partnie'nt, under direction of - Create a new agency, in AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS I - . i,N uu . . - . - MESSAGE .,r All i CAM I ,14AM (1W I . and MA RT SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR ' I Funeral Notice Lady Churchill Dead How To Stop A Robber authority Create a new agencN to One of the existing agen& ics would absorb the' functions replace SCOP,t an:I S( lilA and responsibilities of the unrk'r the direction of the other county commission. UR , . ... .SCII)A. ", ".-' howard bwsiajd Ogden, 54, of JOHNNIK STASISH .11 I"airtnoct Drive', Sanford, died Saturday Born in BirdJohnnie- Stunts?i, 60, ci 241 sboro, Pa he caine to Sanford in 196.3 from California lie had Sanford Ave., Sanford, ilad 44 wirke'ti for the state le-part Saturdas Born in }i,'rminie. mont of Transportation for 10 I'a., he moved to Bunne.'il at the e'.srs as a surveyor and sery e(l age of four, served in the Nav 21e'ars in the t' S Air Force' for 20 )ears and nised ti lie was a niie'rnber of Lutheran Sanford after his rt'tire'n,t'r:t Ui 1956 in Pensacola. A Chief l'e'tte (.'hurcfi of the Redeemer. Officer, while in the service', he' Survivors include his wife, served as a disbursing clerk Sirs Marguerite Ogden, Survivors include his wife. Sanford; son, Ronald Ogden, Sirs Anne Stanish, Sanford, Orlando; daughter. Mrs. Kathy sister, Mrs. I)orothi, Powell, I'ratersch, Sanford; sister, Pensacola; several nieces ant Mrs Jane Stine, Heading. Pa nephews .encI brother, Daniel Ogden, Brusson Funeral hionie'.P.t lIirtstsjro I',i in charge of arrangements MUSic--From New Gozebo - SCOPA the port ricmnber board of directors IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR 11 HOWARD o(;I)EN t.. I A A __ JUUI. IVIUbIC,1V%U5I( HOSPITAL NOTES ::.io:,inn, %011(happoints its five'- FOLLOW THE STARS * * "AREA DEATH - Jennis E. Willis, Ike ( ,if .::.l:,scIo: chairman b% the' e llrhIrOit(et 'l'Iie' uoglctiii(te.'e' will consider fist' alternative's Retain the' I urre.'nit s'estern, le'aving the' IIrt as an inele'pi'nd.'nt govemnit,e'ntal hod) ss ith ri.e'nbe'rs apl%llrite'cj lis th e e 1)(1111% eltiriecsiloI aol leaving S( 'II)t as it division of count) glevrrniri,e'n 5(11),'.'A as e'reate-d in Iil tj% the' (till' - ,, , Gordon R. Marsh, Chuluota legislative' , JACKSONVILLE UPI - Florida launches an all-out legal war against organized crime Tuesday with selection of a statewide grand jury with extraordinary investigative powers. About 50 citizens from around the state will gather in Jacksonville and 18 of them will be chosen to serve for one year on the panel. Their term could be extended an extra six months if needed. we IIhJI state delegation Committee members voted to report their recommendation to e huh) coiliiuiissione'rs 11 'Ian I-'rtis'Ii, the count ciiiiiAlthough four of St'tttinole''s re'Ibrvst'ntative' 110 the live' t'ount ('lUiitlsissiofl('r , board of elire't't,rs of Se'iieinolt' have told reporters (he% fasor ('cunt Port Authorit) unifsing the' two age-ncic, t S('( II''. and ('eeIhlIilissiotce'r elininate' po ssible duplication ii \:'s, Il i I"r, d I , ffl , "lIj!.d!t ill(hi;hI'r 55 .t'tI the port ,aid tilt') Ii makeup the', r se into llll'r , util)n iii 1%, ,uttt'nde-tt 1011111 Com m is sion er, the' netting to provide Freruh. Hill Kir( hholf, liarr b4l, p:g riiri 1 t riform,ttion to Kssi,,tkuw ski and Ito . War Against Crime In Works THE STREET qrff iie'tiibe'r, Williams said on Nov. ii they favored a tne'rge'r, and Alexander said ho wanu'tI to study the issue be-fort' making up his mind. i ''We' want to take it gocil look ill this problem from the,' point of view of cert-e'ffe tuve'ne'ss,", said Gene Menie' , general manager of I"lorulla I)ru:ri Inc. in Maitland. 'A110 was e'le'ctt,'eI tiliSSillll,s IALLAII,\SSEE (UPI) - Al least BtgJ Florida farmers were preparing today to join a nationwide strike on Wednesday to underline their demand for government guarantees of a fair profit for the foodstuffs they produce. That many made their intentions clear Saturday by surrounding the Capitol with 185 tractors for most of the day. The siege wasn't lifted until late afternoon after leaders of the demonstration had talked by telephone to Florida Sens. Richard Stone and Lawton Chiles and Rep. Don Fuqua. Auto Strikes Wall Of Home An' - t'Otllfiiitte'e iiit'tiibe'rs, according to Alexander. Commissioners last week created the cotiuiiittee to study the merger question to help coin iou SS loners prepa re propus&l state legislation on the subje'(t for consideration in F'e'bruar by the county 's four' Farmers Ready To Strike . . 0 , ~71 The City of Altamonte Springs has acquired its own - * ______________________ _________ - Swap Library For Mortgage Positio n ' CITY. Mich, iUPI Investigators crept through the icy remains of the fire. ''This e'ottititte'e will studs all the possibilities to eliminate (ILiplucOtiIlIi ill attracting iii' dustr> to Seminole County said ('ohiIi,issione'r Bob French. w ho f'ri'lay convened lbs first fleeting of it coniliIssilltiujI;6eitlte'cI I'tttliiliittt'e' to studs whether (tie' e'eluntvs IJIII ,ixiil industrial lls'velofr tue-nt authorities should be ," CAPE CANAVERAL(UPI) - The Air Force launched a military "spy" satellite late Sunday and customarily pave no advance warning of the launch or details of the mission. Alter the 5:45 p.m. launch, the Air Force issued a statement saying only: 'A classified payload employing an Atlas-Agena vehicle was launched today by an Air Force and inriiistrv team from complex 13 at Cape e.anavcra 1 Air Force stat ion." Usually such military satclites go into stationary orbits 22,300 miles above Earth in a where they can monitor missile launchings cf other countries. ,. Probers Seek Fire Victims HAY New 'Spy' Satellite ' ' 11% SIAIIK '.t EINHEItt; Herald Staff Writer Air Force Launches 111 Secretary in effigy and hoisted placards that Committee Organized To Study Merger(?) IN BRIEF If Seminole County bu)s the Rounullat building on Park rventj and the Former headquarters of the county Board of Education or Fast Commercial Street both in Sanford the bwldtngs i1c solve the county 's office space shortage for several . cording to a county official working on the space probkn, The official is Administrative Services Director Bob F:lh, is compiling an upto-date inventory of how office span is Lisej in the courthouse, County ConimissionersiA ill use the informati(,fl in d ec iding by the end of the year hos to solve the counts go t'rn. 11tnt's office space crunch. count) no rents the second floor of the lt 0 00ilhit * building for the inanpoer progriuli If the count) bu,s the building, we d he able to use the (cst, third and fourth fl , )-', r,,( additional office pasc.' That ouId give usbo aut 11,5(c qL;tr (t of office space," Ellis said ('oriuns1oncrs 5i' th 'I! ider a county purchase of the b ui l di ng hen its strut lord: soundness is verified The county also is attem pt ing to buy the former hciidqua,rs if the board of education, which recent]) moved to nest faciliti , Stellonvifle Avenue and tr'ct. That building would give us about 4.000 square feet of offie spa ce, enough to house the ate attorney's operation, if Un count) sins its lawsuit stith them," Ellis said The Stdtt tnc) 's office contends a ll its personnel must be housed in the coLa'tbou,,se. County cuniinissioners say they have to provide' f. lice space' for the state ;ittornt' but that tta sae t' tit*'snt has' to he in the courthouse The state attorney office Fias 1aunehed a suit in circuit Cowl I force commissioners to provide the office space in the courthou,. I think '.s e'' ll in the suit, and could then move the state .,, . tome's to the old school board building This souId free' or. spate for courtrooms, which the judges say they need." a Count) Cornrnis.sioner John Alexander LS negotiating teiU; school board Superintendent William P "Bud" !)er o'r pxsible co un ty purchase of the building, but negotiations are still in the early stages, Alexander sa id "If it hadn't been for DLSnC) World's coining to this area, ee ouidn't have this office space problem,'' Ellis said 'The' courthouse as designed in 1%3, and the) thought it seould sols' the county offict' space probl em fur the forset'able future' But late suits held up construct ion until the late' I Os The- design of the courthouse couldn't be changed while the matter was tied U 1(1 c ourt, and in the meantime Disne) '.orhl arrived, causine tiwl;bng and po pulation boom in the county. Th e courthouse o bsolete b) the time it was finished" -. MARK WEl8EIu; ' read. "No Deal, No Meal." But the most important part of a weekend of protests by the nation's farmers may be a few water-soaked sheets of notes given to Vice President Walter Mondale Could Solve Space Woes N . . FLORIDA 01 --- V SCOPA-SCIDA The Target Building Buy ft Monday, Dec 12,1977—JA : L .Z.. . .1 4 , '' , .c ' . - : �4c Evening Heiald I' A round 3) N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 3273 Ares Cde3o322. orI31%93 a ne __________ _________ WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIS, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Duector Home Delivery: Week. 55 cents; Month, 82.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $2840. By Mail: Month, 12,70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Mon. ths. $32 40. L'J B) scorr ABRAIIASIS Come Clean, Korea Ally Delivery date on the new car...I mean city hall is Dcc. 17, a Saturda. Construction officials are coident they'll make it. City officials hope to move in over the weekend so the public can bring business to the new building first thing Monday. City employees in Sanford's old city hall shorth i1l be niov*r'.g out of the 52-%car.,old structure the new building. Alreath,nians employees are putting records and papers in boxes marked with the new room number The Clock 1ty officials are 'oud of the fact that the whole bwlding has been designed for easy public access, For example, a 55-foot counter near the main en. trance should expedite virtually all the public's routine city hail needs One could argue that e%'er)thmg being on the second floor makes access more difficult, but at least there are plenty of stairways and an elevator readily available. Major its left to be installed between now and Dcc. 17 are the carpeting, ceiling tile and some of the vinyl wall covering. 1tho to be installed are the innumerable small items, such as light bulb, bathroom mirrors and tile It's a combination of the carpeting, vinyl v.all covering and the glut' that holds the vinyl to the wall that produces the distinctive smell, one city hall told me. There's something about the smell of a new car that makes its purchase special - a new car just isn't quite as new after the smell wears off. I've known some drivers who a sear after they brought the new chariot home are still trying to catch whiffs of that unique or, .2. Monday, De: 12, 1977-44 Remember tht' excitement of buying a brand car, particularly the smell of it One oIXiori the new building has is a drive.up window where you will be able to pay your utulit) bull. The new window should alleviate a little of the parking difficulties drivers now encounter n the congested cut) hall"courthous&. area Their new rooms smell Just like a new car ANGLE -WALTERS VIEWPOINT Koreagat e rolled I oil the tongue to describe the South Korean intl uence-buving scandal in Wash i ngt on, but the ' ord may t urn out to he more apt than an one realized. Just as an interrupted burglars a tht' Watergate hotel only the smoke leading to a bigger fire. Tnngsung Park's generous gifts tO members of the U S Congress are emerging as onI the trst signal of a problem of greater dimcr.sions , , _,,..è .- I. r . ''.' sk *h)iii tue .'OULfl '' Korean Central Intelligence Agency suggests that the South Korean government as not content with questionable. if not illegal, lobbying practices on Capitol Hill. As reeentiv as last year. it would appear. the Korean ('I:\ as hoping to manipulate'' American policy and opinion by payments to State l)epartwent officials, collee professors. journalists and hrs It is not clear whether the 23'page plan rtIeased b' a House subcommittee is any more tnan a plan - hether any money changed hands and hether the stream of discussion and deliberation on I'S. policy toard South Korea has been infected in any ay. With the Korean document no going to the Justice Department and House and Senate Ethics (.omrnittees, along with names of intended recipients of pay-offs v.hich .ere not released b' the House subcommittee. can hope to find out. If the .hirlwind of scandal As again bearing own on Washington, the American people simply .ill have to ride it out, relying on the judicial process to pursue allegations to a conclusion of guilt or innocence. What is more important than the exposure of rongdoing is keeping our sights on the best interests of the United States vis•a•vis a foreign country those government appears to have abused its relations ith a friend and protector t' S support of South Korea goes back 30 years. and springs not only from sympathy with Koreans menaced by ('ommunist armies hut from strategic consideratioi affecting the entire Far East The bribery scandals - if bribery indeed was Seoul's intention - could have fateful repercussions if they lead our government to make the wrong decision regarding future troop levels in South Korea and other military support. President Park ('hung Jlee's government has not been as cooperativi as special investigator Leon Jaorski would prefer in his efforts to question Tongsun Park And he is not the only one in Seoul v.hose explanations are needed if Americans are to find out exactly what South Korean emissaries tq the United States... President Park Chung Ifee's government has not been as cooperative as special investigator Leon Jaworski .ouId prefer in his efforts to cluestion Tongsun Park. And he is not the only one in Seoul WhoSe explanations are needed if Ami'ricins arc to find out exactly what South Korean emissaries to the United States have had in mind in recent years. Our governmental system demands that dirty linen go to the laundr in public, and this has caused our own CIA no little embarrassment. President Park can do what he pleases with dirty wash, but he could best hope to repair a potentially fatal breach in relations between our two governS ments by responding with candor to the revelations coming to light about the activities of his own CIA In the meantime, word is expected this week on whether Tongsun Park will come to the U.S. to testify about his alleged bribery activities, in hat forum he'll be appearing Justice !)epartmen( or congressu. and hen he'll begin. It can't he too soon Their Eyes On Rats, Diet Soda it . __ ______ IL . . , - , lilt' ."it w (,ij IL,LII,. l5.iitits, 11 >5,91'. in this' lt'agu.' with, onl> 3i win'., w irs' biuuiiliatt'd hi> this' 'Ci t'riii.> t',ir 11;,> toari _______ . ._______ 1! . ______ ,",'$ ,-. .7 . / .:: I i:'-, _______ ' '. r _____ . : ' '." , , ' . I I ______ _______ I '. Dust has already been settling for too long at the FBI, since Hoover's departure left a void of greater dimensions than even his ardent sup.. porters, let alone dedicated critics, might have expected Meanwhile, problems have maturisi into crisis. ____________ ________ The FBI faces something of a heads-it.ioses, tauls'its.critics.win dilemma in the in• vtstigations of wiretapping, maui-opening and other illegal activities alleged on the part of its operatives Thereusthe unpleasant prospect that me of Its agents may be making precedent. shattering appearances in court not as defenders of the law but as defendants 'Her' The One For F.B.I. Director Again.' 'Ifi , e Pa Should it escape that embarrassment, through a government decision riot to prosecute, the result could be an opinion backlash in a public ;scr't r. sr lit p.tst 18 n nths cut of 3541 resentful of the apparent condoning of rb Lg. ii .t f then. airs'ad top execotivt's lawbreaking b) lawmen, luther tarnishing the I thur cru,p.ini's Stunt's d.i'..cust'resI a lot about FBI's public image thr ui'w patriciai Fo das. in the process That image is currentl> suffering from the II' '•i ;.'rh.ip" lb.' n,osl '.uuznific,tnt discover) . as atut hiw ii 'liii' a man ii ust 1w to becoru,.' release, as a result of feenu-of'infociuuation .i '.U((l".'.f UI 'rp.ir.ituicri head Not a single lint' requests, of more than ,O00 heavily c'erisorti pages from FBI files on past programs to harass tb. is' wi ,'i 'ntu.ali'. '.t'It'. t.'l had spent .Ti'r ttjth '41k 'nt' fin.'' Stint's said MIst and spy on suspect political groups hat wirk,I tsr .at least three firms.' There are more and worse in the 80,000 pages 114' os'.5f II 41St '.ignifii •tflt ii"4us,'r) was that, of documents dealing with the John F Kenned) 'ntrar', I what ii a has.' bts't true in 11w past assassination which suggests the FBI ii 'en "rican -.°ci.'t, a '.ucc"s'.ful corlur.ite cooperated somewhat less than wholehearteslJ) in1'r dii not '.'ri to have an) advt'rsr with the Warren (1rnnuts5ion '11 Ii .ifI].jgt .tnij f.ui.ul lift' 'Iwo thirds of the' As if its external problems are not burden (luring the search had stabli enaugh, the bureau faces internal upheaval ii air iag.'s ,irisl hen" lit.' More than 750 senior agents, almost 10 percent of 'eii.'. ,, .0I( ituds'ti t hat ,u, 'ei ii.'e ilvgr.'t' its force, will have retired by the endol nest linger h'. ii uctu prt'stigt' ()rik ttirt' ol thu i )ear, rnt as a result of the newly tuiandattsl i. 1N('.IIl h hi'. di,'r:t'. hail craduatu retirement at 55 for all federal law enforcement fri c ia iHE tI'! . ('hind c'xt'cutirt's art' fast Its 330 members are elected for five-year bet.n inc .. unique 'adrt' in Aiu.trican business; terms frn allof these fields, plus others such as tht ar ii en who ii akt' 'in their :uinci,s in colh'gt law, sioIog, economics and journalism which k are going I. he top tI)5.SeS are unrelated to medicine and health. l'hi'. is to cnnclu,siuri of Ili'rbt'ri Stint's. In exchange for the honor of menibershup, i'r ,".udt'nt if liusirt".s Careers, Inc., a \t'w York which is considerable, the donate their talents r.'ruitung firm. to studies which the Institute undertakes on its i1wok)r,' Rii.c'.cv,'It tlt'ulars'tl In' ii.aiu p lu'. own initiative or at the request of the federal ri.und whil still at Harvard that he intt'uojesi to t' government 'Ot' of the giserrurs, uist,'al f u co'rriti '' The Institute's clout has grown immensely fl' n.(h'rn 'eu t'rican corporation head has thus past )ear. HEVI' Secretare Joseph A. uuch the '.iflot' it'rajI sit'w i the world Califano Jr tried repeatedi) to persuade its tirie'. saoI inti'n'.,' global business con I'tition president, I)r. David A. Hamburg, to accept the ;rubieiu.'. created b inflation ;sr 1.overnrnent's top health job, Failing that, he has 4 .'ent'r,can industr> to trove iiiildle staffed nearly all of HEV,"s major health people up faster, thus at ct'l.'rating positions with other Institute members 5 rr.'.4tiOru o thin tiass f Ntr i('i,ift hief recummen(ic51 b> Hamburg. " "t". Hamburg, 52. who was chief of the psychiatrs ds'partnt'nt at the Stanford Unisersut &hool of 'etii thic' art' patrician,' h. '.401 I don't Medicine (or 15 > ears prior to assuming the i.tJ ilL' '1 as54;t'iatt' with subordiroit, s a'. a Institute presidency, rernain.s a trusted (.'alifano rul the> tultis.at.' personal barn ansi .it' adviser and confidant ir,it tui.t' iIpp-'arani t' and a lt'fiflitt'l p.'rsonal He also swings considerable weight at the II .'o.igt'uI &'nt '.t) I.' 1 his .t% is' usuall% i'. (lilt' that Vhite House. President Carter's top health tII( ..uj.,g,". .9111gb, dt'gr,'' of partiuipatnn ii> ki'> adviser. Dr. Peter Bourne, just happens to be a "iuhi',rttjnat,'r'. in the h' isbn', aking i'(.(t's'. former ,studerit of Hamburg's i .. hih Uoo'.&'vt'lt. n.ost n 'ok'rn ihit'f For good measure, congressional health ..'s.cutus r.ih the top If tb. ladder whit.' '.till subcon'unuittees headed hi> Sen. Edward SI r tr ',sris forties ,in.l st toUt' Up thrti.tu Kennedy, D'Mass , and Paul 6 Rogers, 1)-fla., ark,'tinu' (It ii it, handising ant sal.", Stint" also rely heavily upon the Institute of Medicine .,i'i for policy analssis and research evaluation Stiii,".' fir,i ha' ' ''. : "" I 114091 diplirias personnel ur;ist'.t. , .'.$%' a . j'i The FBI's most serious probletiis largel> date froni or are the result of conditions which developed during the latter )ears of the' Hoover directorstup His successors - I. Patrick (ras, who probably will be best remembert'd as a ps'rci'nt footnote to Watergate', and present Director '' ant benefits,'' hr 'aid Ii' thing h.i'.n't t,ang.'d, Stint's '..uil :UIII. iii'ss ti 't irk i(irlg hours .uid thris.' : j,i ires'.Li' ,Iri' still unis.r'.all ihar;'. I' ti " I' is..! ' ha to rpor.t ' Clarence Kelley, the conscientious former Kansas City police chief lacked either the capabilities or rnaj,date to deal elfectivel> with them Their tenures have represented in ess.'nt,' a Iltiding action — JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN WASHINGTON With the help of governriuent wrang,Jing arid State Departnient waffling, Andrija Artukosuc has been able to bask for more than 25 >ears in the California sunshine'. Now, the 78->ear'old Artukonc, known to his neighbors as a mild mannered senior citiien, faces the growing prospect of deportation to stand trial in Vugoslasia as a Nazi mass mur deter in World War II. Under Hitler, Artukovic was interior fliinistcr — - . B Tricd In V1 ir ... . —w with the State Departnicnt since lto work out a compromise with 'ugoslavian authorities to send the aging re'fugee back for trial as a rnur derer. tinder the compromise the State Department would certify that Artukovit' would lie subject to legitimate' prosecution but not persecution on the' basis of "racty, religion or political o*nion." The docunients show that the State Depart. nient stalled during the Nuxon and Ford administrations, Former Immigration Corn. Naturalization judge ordered him deported, promising a lair non political trial. Seven )ears later, another Immigration official Once this happens, the Justice Department ruled he could stay. seems certain to proceed with new deportation The last ruling held that Artukovk' might be action, However, Artukovic will still have "persecuted" If sent back to Yugoslavia. Thus, ret'o to ow' courts and perhaps could delay the U.S. system of Justice and due process has matters for a year or so. But time' seenis to be kept him out of the hands of the Tito regime ever rtuvilng out for the 78-year-old ex-Nazi, since. Footnote: With the backing of the White The internal documents in our hands show House the Immigration Service's new general that the Justice Department has been arguing counsel, David Crosland, has been taking action • said it fiuuitils' wulsi he and that". Irit,t.'. 0 against World War II Nazis in this country We PaPerwork and even the secretaries more recently reported that two suspected Latvian efficient in answering make congrcs.sion mail Nazis are being prosecuted, Sow, new steps are it helps planned against a suspected Naii, second onl> to makes our our lobbying only to the extent that it Job easier," a White House staffer Artukovic in notorict>. lIe is Bishop Valerian explained. A spokesman said Hirsch has worked Trifa, whce citizenship the Immigration Ser. only four or five da>s, but sources 51cc is tell us hi' has tr>ing to revoke so he can be deported to already been paid thousands of dollars Honiania Footnote. hirsch would not duscus,s his duties I.UCRATIVE LOBBYING: l'rt'sident Carter with us But Rep. Robert Drinan 1)-Mass, is has emphatically spoken out against the hiring of expensive private consultants by the govern- demanding an accounting from the White blouse StIliTANT I)IsAHIJ.:f) President Carter ment. Nevertheless, the White blouse has quietly may soon find himself confronted with a political lured a professional fnanagt'nucnt consultant to handicap by thsgruntle1 disabled put sortie pep into Aiuierui'ans its often amateurish The Artierican Coalition of ('itizens with congression lobbying staff. Disabilities is angered by Carter's failure' He' is len Hirsch, a high-powered consultant follow' through on his campaign promises who is collecting $li a day in public funds to the for hs nation's 36 million handicapped, efforts. lie began work last April because Tbousands of them conducted protest sit'ins President Carter's lobbying team, headed by at the Washington office of lIE?,' Secretary Frank Moote seemed to step on congressional Joseph Califano and HEW regionaJ offices last toes every time they tried to get a bill passed. spring, Shortly Califano okayed an order A White House spokesman Insisted that barring vh'tuallyafter, all discrimination Hirsch offers no advice or how to lobby on disabled against the by the governme and by private firms to Capitol lull even though he heads a private firm getting federal I unds called Congressional Management. But our But seven months later, there are still no sources say he devotes some time to keeping gwdeij5 except in Calif ano's own departnie'nt • communications open between the WhIte House Patience is running out among and the 11111. the militant disabled, * second demonstration is being Hirsch suggests ways for the Carter lobbyists serIously discusj This One could focus on to work niore closely with the president's policy Washingt, The president and Calif ano face the advisers and to butter up congresnen by prospet 't of protesters in wheel chairs being arranging White house tours for their con- photograph with their placards at the gates of stituents. He is trying to speed up the flow of the Y.'tulte house r vi'osi'rs lInt'. 0 Oh Beating Saints and ,hiust r Morris I its ('Ii'. bi;u'i ,iniuthmt'r toUchdown on a to. liii.'.'. trout. (ar> lluff ;nuI t' ( re't'n addt' d fuel 1 goal'. of Fl 19111 25 > tunIs ;do'n 'hahung up l'anupt. Him> Ii) nussurug a 33')ar,i iutt.'ttuJit 'Ii I hi,' first M'ouririg ttirs'.it 01,' three ti tiu.ilIs Stannini' . was '; nsitil.' fur tiis' 'ti K '.liIis'iii ' 'IA,' tlwughit, ''eVho''. hit' tic talk ..hucut us like tIu' ' a i'nit iiuit thor,' tic shut thit'ti. ban,'' S,'liio;i "aiti lit' said .IItUiIl) ,lr'.11ti tt'', undo 1,.ni 'p.i II,. pks' regular feat ire 1 hi'. I ''night St.ow tisniciogus's tti,i> have ti, w ik hi Nsa I lilian'. Saints' juk's ni'. hut 111vii'.e words dobi't it'' laughiunig ti alter I iI'':it think an> tw.l> sti,ulcI in', ti.ucuthi hu'u,cr,' uis gauL'," until Hii until Wood, on.' >,ur,[s rushuni, Wti.,t,'vs't' .\rihit' Stanning '..u> s, I iigr,'.' with,'' ('on, hi John quo II, tI! r"I.,rtt'rs. 1 the Ito s nut !I,r r.'FPir'ts.'rs fts.' w ,rl Itt' ct rtl;ing Ii, '.4'. ho k in tb. huc lr.'ssing qiuur't.'rb,is k I ',ar> huff a ho s uitpl.'ted s,'stn ul luu. nuns' passe'. (or > art'. and t h. hint' tou:hdii wi hs uk ffs'rsc' unwrappssi a I: I.! 'car a cold band .', % Li! ,i :,ghtni,ars'' It tbis A 'st ''xp.'riorice if I h. S,uinut'. s'..'n,.' h.'ld a thicut a first uluics ni until 5 2(1 rs'ri,;imne'ub iii its .nst !i,uI I, g.mmrit'si 3 s.,r!. tt., entire hiull, funubls.l r.'rs'iI,''hj> r' ' :2, ,sfts'g this.' him '. were' ,uht',uit hi> a hi:. .a'.hani.' ;u was > ert' .ill he ',.uIl l'he tritl, tts rs '.c, irs'. r I, 'c' sod> ,".'' Stanning had onis w a'. ''.,ikc . Stuk.' 'e .i '1urri,'t: in, Ho hard 't, uf amb .1, •: t'aihu had itit sn 'nt utni for a tota hi- ',iiil, 'fliers' 'i tin.'' fr cr and there's a t mw for sikn t' dressing stark in tntri'.t tic a radii' hl,uis'I . tiles' islilt light gl.'ati,s'l and shouts anI beer'. rs'urlIIe(l Saints (' at h hank 'i'' ''t St rail on'. '.t urin.I a'hs'n 14 (111 Nsa I)rI,.,snis diii nit evs'ni up unutil the' fourth q tirt ci t!:.un'. kin,''. St'w ( )rl,'an'. haul,,. hi> 's, a her,' buc s ' to ''It I,''.ni't n.''''I 1w saul hInt h. ,iil ,tto! t '.,,j't.'il to '.a> oil t t , to 'I un hi'. noutbi 'i'1i mrsts a gist' l.''..i tatini4 ird F.'., igrt'.'i s',',' n. !'. ' :!.ss' r. •ifts 'r II.' uiiiltl it hi' s br', ug,r' iri p.ifft'd Ilrlts'ntt'tiIs ',.,l 1 'b' ',s' ts'c' Icing tb,' cans Straji it's stal.' I arIsing I!":' ' ' his' grur',m'd tolts Cha nces Simplified Saints Lost Championship, In Complicated NFL Picture BUt Us (.RF.(1 'eli I.i,ui I Pt Sports %% riter No nt.,.u.'r Itt S u fugur.' o .91 Pi,'tf the plus off'. for th 'ixth straight 'ss'as'Ini I can't hjelit'vt thus let I)''tt'Iit tlic that,'' New England ds'ft'ftsi% t' bak hub IIair,I s,iiil ,ubNi ut Put' I 'oIls' l'.'. I hat c'iuIIinatt's Us 'As' scsi.' '.5 hlapps a fs.'w Itunut,''. ,igo, but this nil goINI 1 b.'. '.'btt.iiijttil us ii> losing That doesn't seem fair.'' 'Di,' I'atriots' onil'. hope is fir hteff;ih to up'.t't Slunii,i V. itti all this.' l0s'.utiiiitit's. 5.'a Euglu'iuj nueU.st reP. 'in in lbs btggest is it, and it s.'rtainls t,uke's ,s kit of figuring, thu' New Englarisl Patriots u ,uitit' 'ut this' biggest losers ti a 1,.> w bin tb,> 5' on their intlsnl:nt cant'' if host ttis ' 5 ('.91 I).".pite' Ikft'ating Miaitii 14• Iii Sumnl.i> th' Ibutruuut'. wound iu with this' tiust difficult task ii,ng tb. ttir,'s' ts'a:r fighting for the iSl'C East p1a>'tf spot because Baltimore' lost unt'spectsMl!s to 1)etroIt 13.10 The I'atrii.t's had figured thus sscul,1 quaiufs a thu victuris's er S1iai ant hhiltinuitirt' in their final ta g;snult's Itut that. ut tum tis'ib lint, Is'IN.'nIls'l sill thus' '.ilts IN'atlng I 'trut Sunsla> Ironui',slhs Italtitii.ir,''s Is.'.'. 'Jr:t'.tnt nilitbiug to it'. nwfl pI,t>tiff chain. 'flit' I nit'. ir.' nina tb'' iifll> t.'uuii in the AF' Last that (.111 I Juno Ii ,t P1 >°f berth tcutbwii.t ult'pt'niling on ,inotta'r , ., tiut' hit' ('oils will reach the plas off his bttinug N,'w Frig. lanui un Itlsitiriil,re next Surid.u> \li,uii,i will rein hi pla> off'. it beats Buffalo Saturda> and ca E:ngbai.l defeat' Haitinlurt' Sunday \.''.s E:n:bnd nusk.''. it onl> if build, up's'ts tI,. I ilptuinm'. and this.' thu I',,triit'. ho'.ut Ibmltunns,re 110 r.';suun ml a 'irk.'. cut that t'cnpiuuate'ub is tb. SF I. ftinuinl,, fir dt'imding pla>otf '.Jict'. ,mnistrig lean.'. with, equal , S H S W roe1•I • I'.j on their superior conference mark I Irils t.'an; fr.o. tIt AFt .an qualif> fi'r 11w' P .'> bt'('aii'.4' (Inklaniti obuw ri,'tI Mmninr'.iut, 15-1,1 ti clmnibi this.' a ulil card '1'it a ith a 141-3 us illIl ibIs.' ds.'f.'niduni. Super l(auile'rs bust I ihariipion .' Ste've' hknsoru unit (hind Hull s'..th a on three' initchs". last , Sriiyrna Its.'ae'ti ,Sps's'elwa> Roger'. took tb. 25-lap lIlt,' iiodei (eat ure' a ithu 11th, I;r uffin ss.'tlunuil and I An> I'urlt'r third. Ashmtsuni sw "1)1 tim,' 10'l.ip lliundsr (9r finale', beating out rUtUien'up Fil Burger imnid third fmni,'.tw'r (;s.'s.crgs' Rhoni,' Wriy Shiaffer of Like' hI,'lt'ni won his first heat but ails sudelined ill thus' feature' his uueinor f,:rudcr'k'rioli'r ('hiip('riil.'r isths.' umrt'nt hats.' iuuuuik'l point'. leader a huh' Shiafft'r Is'ad'. the' 1u.it' in s'ucnilpe'tutllinu iubmts'r VSiuturbi> '.I)ruigr.iiI t..'giiis ..t 6 ,10 n I'en'bia, I lii L,'f' 1(1 1 IS I', u 3 e. Pp5n'. '., i2 na 50 III ii,,'cs c, ii 1)1 D'.c 2'.. F ,e,est is' '2 (0 uao ii t..i (iâ'r? It S 1W I,nco" s [lt'4ai( t'tamrs'or.'. ci 15? ' Di'': Iiran(h (ci l 0 '.'a'ou$! ,rI' c p.n Crane'. 0y ii '1 ' 5' p'n a...., ' • '. bm' pn 8ran( 'stfSei,'. 0f, O'f'$ p ,'.i,rs ,'. i" I .0 S On S'os .r'. ' Sm Ga fl 43 WU' ! abs I hilt p,is I ..,uni. i r .,u: \1,irgiui ti limo .ini 'Iim ciii h(mlfl'. 2.1. I .ilsn St lii' Snu:c'l,' i%o,i ill Si, r.' it h, Bracken Booster 1/ir1r1ers ''ii' I Ui' Ibis I(.sii It it"t b0un" ,iuOiini't nil, thu 41111 hit' '.15 liii g,st r IA' \uii:.'Is's lii,' bonus' fis'isl Isir him.' ";.'iiI: r,puuiti ii tb. tubs> St I,unt,, it a ,,.tt. sifts '.il iat'n iitrs".t ,, b.'. ,l1II t.'ui lIlian J05'.' ti ,lsihu '1' in the i.Ju'iiurug sllm.,tts'i "'Ii. ,oi sprmiits'ii 1.1 >ird' ttu Ito k arid Anmih ilr;mo'ks'n swept this.' top prm't's iii Smith S,itiunhs>". Se',uiinole lhugbm Itiiust,'rs (lub golf tournnttms'it Sta>faur ('uiuntry ('lub Smith stout a low gross 73 to top Vie Itichburg by three shots ansi Itoh h.undquist by fist' ' . to " got ' c' ' ' ' ' — _ - J ' - . - r '" ' a • ' ' ' R ms To Pay , '-' . ', "i"" ' ' . " of .' , , '+' "i' - . ' ' -. ' ' of of ' ____ Ill '' ' • 10 th u ! 'A"-"i ' ':.".L '.',."f t ;_ "•' ,,,,.:. .r:r,i' ' HIGH HOPES, BU 7' BANANA NO -' Saiilord's Hill Mc'as bi'ings his boat home alter an unsiivt'essful quest of 'e'ktory in last 'eeekend's Iauigerine' Boss I Sailing Regatta at Lake Monroe. Su'nuihlole' ('ouhu1 sailors wine fared 'eell included I .ongss isd's (arv Es erR , 'es ho ssoti in San .Jiii ! I class. and l)imiuti Sssartihauglu, ilsui (ii l.OiIg%cOI)(I, sslio ssis su't'uitutl in I'ritudle !l class. : is- '.":. :''g/i" ,', - "'S 'N,, '5 1' - 4'-.. Strangers In Night? . ,$, Nets (5-22) Seem So "it" 'h,1 ' ,{. - nih. this' s' riii ions' 'mu ii keeper tin tfmii'l 10'ttIml It'.' i(,,ti t, ,il''' t:''t a hIS '.,inch n bane ;w'rlt'rri .11'' frsiiu I..wr,'nii I Sb I 'uut s his'sin, who lirsuk,' his ,.stt, s ugh'' '.'a'.,,,i ibis rushlinle: ..iuil I lii k Ili'.'.' .illtiti,s' 'ar.'.'r rit'.humimg ii ark i rs.'i'nl ,' its I nited l'res'. int,'rnatis,nai Strsnugs'rs in lb.' Nigh,'' his.' wasn't singing about the' Ness l.','nm Kevin lA,i1u,'r5 ii'.tks'shift '.qu;mii bit,'. to's'n lii,' laughiuiui; "Ii'. K l lb, Nil S thus ss'a'.s.cni. hut if .ini> Ii ts';uim, u'bUfi5m a th a IIIIU'bls'r> .,ru 'I '. o. tht' tsp.' "I g.uiimt' air,' riptmlI.' If plo> nc m'st ''. ruu;n s. e'xprs'ss " IAIilghs'rs s-iiuptiasmis''t titter this.' Nuts' 1115-'., '.i,tscr> user this' 55,i'.biungtu'ri IIiiIls'ts Suinutias SS1' tn..s,' ri,,,b,' 'ii,' tilts's tti,ut will '.In,'tugtiti'ni cur lenin .41111 ora'' sts' g.'t Ii' Knit''.t snub, iiiiitit".t Ia il-gait.,' a m nnunir ('inter nt's ord for as.sists his fl,t't'nitls ae'quurs.cI K,'vin and Iiuiaarsl Punier hate' conubune'sI with Lows' Ne'lsun Is' bolster a uk'Iile'tt'.l 'squtisi that hite's a Lewis 25 Sparks SCC ' Robert Is'wist'anii' alive aitha 25-point e'ffortSuturo1a> night Ss.'niinols' ( 'onunmuntits ('sillt'gs' ti it'. ninth win iii iti g,sns's thus hi4iske'tball season with u. "°I - sictoir> os'i'r Muauiii-I),ssk' North Willie Williams added 22 points for &'(' while Bob Zipko hint! 21 flit' Raiders host heritage colle'g,' Tuesday at 730 lou ,, visiting ;ul.i> yr w uth 17 aunt ? 'soling le'ad this.' Ne-I. attack "['ritml as' .icquiit'tJ those' pla>s'rs. s'., us'ulujn't bias'.,' niadt ihi,,t rail>, "xplaint'mt Ia.uctmt'n . te'llinc of hums taiui S uIltlt'hta('k frouii an 8382 tbs'fit'ut .ffsirt tis Wlfl PlaCe & Show , ' * , hr, ,., ,,Ih, , ' ''2uuniu'! ,i. 1.' gnu.''. ussR ugh! •'x Nicuiri nlI,ititis',". \tiin,t..'. I h:trs,bs'. s:i,t " ititnib is ''Iii' ".i.,:ar,' l.i.is_Iiess Ibis' fourth quarter "W, we're fresh ,inud I could hiring in thus' btill;ilti>e-rs tbiilt S tuuitl It' ''n'thiti, Sinus' ,'suinmng to New .le'rs,''. '' , _____ huh I h'trsiit. K.'vun I'illte't bt,e', .itt'rtm14'i 17 ,1 point'. per gaits .unul ii) 7 .i'.sists "d ' ( / \/' 's_;.. ,__ ' - ULJf'NDO SEMINJJ.J/3. _l /' i&,i ,'i:ut s,i j ipi — FOlLOW THE STA RS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR — * * * CJVIL6LWa SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR MESSAGE .'' , ' - tsv':. r. ."- - 'tiM'.' -. uitiis.'r we'll 1.' real soll by l)r harold huh over Stuart Saturda>, k'is'ing I,onge'.t tins'.' was I unt clquisl's275-)ard lwi'itiis'r oniNo he I'antht'r'. record at 2-2 I A sjxciacu1ur 35'>arol direct ('losesi tothis.' pin on No 7 was free kick siuk'd into Ito' corner 19w as bs hlohibue' s'ns' foot tt( this.' nit-t to giss' Jeff F'ogg a Robinson while hluilb put a shot goal for l'roonis .Iohii ian. scored for ('roonnis on a 3(1-sari! thret' feet (room the' pin on No 5 boot, with Phil H.'no getting tt,s.' and htichburg was five fret awn> on No 10 final two goals tn ''pen 111 hlracken's low net 70 was ont' Crooms hugh's frcshnim.in stroke' better than the 71 po.stesi soccer team pustt'd ii 4.3 victors tut ' ii: ,st Croo rn s Boo te r S .'., ., ci ,-fl u s" p it W'iu ''. p n Arn'.(nong ml, Itenson I'. pfl Rii' bnl n '''' i1 'iitci Iii' ('p. n' j' s,irt' lii liii, tlibcttb. ',cmtfi I ,1 nstl,,suiitnl I, lilt ;u!,isi.ff'l,tin'i h),'ni'.i'r to it'. 12th I 1,11 tfN' 'so rd ill the SF I t Imun' Ii link, I niss r lead Th.' Broncoms II T ri'mtifa, .,ia,lcta Ors' III s.r:na p .. wolIng tim, Ii'S P'.zo',, , ' , St DISHOP MOORE 31. SEMINOL( X X I OuP ibm1 Dec Waeci'.' ' & hlruni'os L, ( hiigs'r 15! flOri.'? .','lPam'. it I "We said at the beginning of There's an "1:1 song that guw" the year that we we're going tü sonie' hing like' thus In have a real football team at laughing on this.' uutsudt'. but Trinit> Sue se hool s ertcr>lng uni the incid.,' phasue football. Trinity tend.s Palmer Stilt''., senior sakt> ti' play it down fur thus.' 'Intuit> Suinit'.. 5 a'.nit t'5t''. Hut we '.on eight canes this thinking about love' sung'. hbiltiie'r Stiles an'. '.howing >var. pla>ed in the' charmF'ridav night, as he watched this' that like most >oung lien that pmon.ship caine It us the best seconuLs tuck down to zero in his played football for Joel Kelicy's football season Trunuts has ever last high school fititball gartie Saints this year. he' a a'. a had It had not been a pleasant gentlenian that he' was aware ''So hold > our hs'ait'. up, be evening for Palnie'r'-ur his a true champion lost's we'll, too. proud. I'm proud of >ou teariitiiates, whit had a orked "blow do I feel'" his' chos's a Then the Saints gave the hiifll ltn(1 lung III get this ought question from a no'.> reporter, winning Rattlers a cheer-and at a foggs lake' Iluw cli high 'It hurts but l'lli '.ti;ilurig We iIN'uIo.'is,". a little' louder oneStadium to the finals We art' playing .d this'ir was over The occasion was the 1/'7 our best The> Just huv,' !n,ors' Tthd cheering the other team Fiortda I tigh Si. houl '\thiit'tit' gotsi people', wore' us down a hen it has just beaten ou for Assoeiatiin (lass A football ''What can '.ou sa> a hen Sifl the stat.' ti' bu championship cani" hi',! at pIns > "u hardest, ani lose nmrgin"a;u a fitting c'niI leT this point-two minutes left to Nut much.'' he answered he S;unts pla> in thus.' i;aiiis.'— ttis,' chani- hiiiist'lf The' t'flIliflZ had class pion.ship hail ken long decided, Senior fullback Choir, Muller and not in Trinit> 's favor saul it again, speaking iii his Ths.' score was 59.7, 'a uth teamniates it this.' traditional Florida A&M t'niversit> high post'garnie tuis'eting f tht' Saint'. of Tallahasss.'s' alrcad> in .indcr their goal p.sts-'lAt s 1 oWSu\. \i UPI possossuon its third sitiall far.' it gang: the> were better I iirrfI I{,'nL1(All!,, the ,i'Ans't se'htsul state tutic'-the last 120 than ar a ,.rs' tonight tb. tog. les JI.i:i'., h.i'. tick..'. the clock a iime're for. F'AM U us go.t 1 hit'> art this.' .,greed ti. pa> forn;t'r h3,i1tw,or' nialut> SI I tc'iiiii tim the' state' W,- lirs.' ('icIt'. quartt'rba k Jsihn I,'flit,us Pa liner a atchi'd its this.' guuit, too W1' are No 2 tn the' $25i.i*u in ret irs'mne'nt benefits Saints' Iiffen'.e', ha If this.' slate', the' best team ci the South 'lu. hint fruIt. a regular'. thit' bench with half 'igi. 1 luring us l.'>,.',ir cIt njlirui's or e'xbiu.stmin, kullul ('oae'h Es lIe", atr..'."j. :,'lling ii' i. .. '1 a 10 the 'lot K ti runnmnig straight hi'. tt'ani. ''W&' cl! bu,'.ut b.m1 'i'll I hush'. ,a't1d,i' r fiiiistu iii ih''mn bitt', I cict,c'c,on ' ''rib .11 Ilas..' liiitt'. ii returned an mnte'rcs'ption 27 ,ir is ('I a mtu:'bul''st it to i, .ip ,s ,"'l.'unit '"tOfu tltuartt'r fi'r Seattle, 4.9 Ths' iit was K.,n'.as u'it> 's filth 'straight ,rnit't mntt'tiii, L liatbI Totm Put'ttis droppoul the ('hit'f hi ,.ssumninc tbis'ri tIm,' fmr"t SI oec o Oe.r'a . .. .'tt hall'.,' I its COLOPuIAI. III). SE MINOLE lii '' ' ' ' ' st'tihtmtsk'. II, ('obonial and Bishop Moors' 51'nriunolt' lost to ('olonial. .1,8. 24. an'l Bishop Moore, 37-30 Hubert Charles set a M'hool record for Se'nuinolc, scoring Ii pin un 14 seconds against ('obinual lead ttI iu.init' I' tIis'a}'. ii ,t '''° St'nnmnlule' high te'ani following a pair tf losses Saturdas to 4i'Ab'ft NESS S\tVI(S..5 111:51 'ii I);,s ud l(uig,'rs and l(ub,t-rt Ashtorm, ii coupls' ut Orlandi druvers, won this' feature et ,'nts .iu,(iti't '.s,'t'k aniib a tns' s'lt' tt'il wi,'sllsrs of this.' week fir this' ('fl Rogers, Ash ton ' ,, ' unnts .i!tsr Bensoi- Roll Selected lop B,,ituiiiicis', Mianmi amni 'ssst England all has',' r s'uords In t his.' .". ,'nt cii a tie' fuIr lbs us isuinu tills', Sli,iiiu ti,i' this in: New I:ngl,inj tu's.',,us,' if 1N'ttrr IIist.'.l'n retort a huls' 11.11 iti..rs' :i,i'.t''. into th,' pla> off'. ahead Miami based Sscsspig ' 'Nt. ' g' . Kansas ,. - Q 4 lrvs'l..ni, s' . toght, but we were playing in the state finals but hi' fists weren't I inched in rage', nor his ft'atuie contracted w itti hate. '5 sen slight sniils.' played ,uround th" corners of bus ruiuuth from t IHO' to t tilt' and he blinked s,'casionall> to hold lack the' obvious tears in bus '' 6' ' Hulls ,t'.hn,u,:i rs'tI:mnl,'Ii .9 PWt ; s,.r'L' I' I a tout hilts ii earls in this.' thuril l*'rI('ib ti send ihuiti,'.t,,n atit'nul 19-u; tIn ('ols.'iu,an s oreti in a pair if shun iii rujis as IIcsuL'.tofi 11141(05 eu its rt'c.iiiI to 7 The Brown'., 6 7, lust fits' fun hits's and (our ints'rt't'ptiins Eagles i, hiatus ii \t i 'buul;sdii'phu, qUt'1 t0si F II ri .l,,a or sku .,ph.''i lii.' a mmmi: 63'> aid un', i' hi> en' s,,rib ,r'uil sf1 .'nni tin a tint titlist it a itt. '2' toot' left limo I ri. hat t.sks'ui a H-ill lead Just Nil Ii this' E,ugls". wunnung ttrivt' sin hat r> CMilika i->ard plung.' 'eilbert Monstgomers returned t h. o;.'nuunug "'ci'nilti,,II kit huff o '..in.i'. fir iii I 'ii J'tlih.uIhs'lphu,.. 4" it''ar'. 2i, I'ai'ki'r'. ho St u lii ii:" V. i•,... r tm,sh.'il fit lfi ,srii,'. .siuul to" tiuu flifuisiri' to k,','1, nh's It,' ;ts ft tul;.". "f th' iti',ut liii .o:'' (all wrap Up ' 11a>.ff . rth Is IA'.mtuIg the' Nt'a 5'' irk I uants next week 1 a1on ran i. sari fist this' IIs'ars' s,','sintl t.0 bwica 'rid si'. in ,.nut' hr t hi'' thuiril The SF' I 's leading r usbu'r '. utti I,I5 >ur,'., I 'avtutru '. •i' miii'. rt.xt a ,'tk And 0 ,1 g.m • I,ii Iron Plasifl siguuufn'axu., s.', I .intipa hta> But ;sne't'rs futu,,lls wont the-it fir'* NI"!. ,: an.' ,iftt'r 26 "traighit losses t u'niboiras.'.ing tb. Sits I )rl,',sns S;suntts 3314 in "thOr g.init's Surida>, buffalo t'dgt'd the N.a turk Jets 11-10, Houston beat (levi'. land 19-IS. l'hiulimdelphiin tiuplo'tb this' New York (;mant'. l7I4, Chicago defeated (;rn Bay 21 10, Seattle' outlasted I'd> 14.11, 1 len'. si do st its1 Sali l)It'gu l7-i and [Ms Angt'It''. tit'at Atlanta 23-7 1).mII,is hists Sanu F'rnnt u' it Mnl;i> night 1111k ii. J.'t'. ill St Sits \'crk. hluff,,l tli'il a tt'aii, u. Oust'. i9, itisians iS St With Plenty Of Class h1 DAN Ut. 1l.ED(F: Herald ('orn'spondent pii> iniprobutiihitis's ''i strt',i, ohs to of , us't,cu si. focum'g,utis hiirug .Io,' I' s'rgui,s,n threw hi's "'enrol tout hilown i,i'.s ti itit, (luani' iii. ,.tu I i'varik'r, a tuu just '. i.tt U .J. ti tkin a lmi' lead on flic'harol 'lodci's 9s arol 'scoring P'.' rookie We'sii'> Walker with I 5 to us l,ris.,e 1"o V"v'ins Will Ex-Ncizi ih'f r rvs iv,' stint lout , r uif F i,ialir, lw fnuiu'I that despite the successful load. iu'Ii.'f II TI otiilit) it hikes •i hugger rais.' )5.1 iii' present "al.Ir) Ii, ii iki' hut susl Jill) tti.iii it i.i'st'iI I' It thes .i tiiost ''I ,,t least . portent ritiw aiiil ii an) ii en won't ' iinsuii.'r t r .irsft'rring for Ii's'. than 50 ' .'' . ' . , i e c effect ' re r:ut" n Ex iA's.' l(i Sc!:n,u, a 11i> di'gr;os'fui Ii, lost' 0 tint I think tin'> at,' tiiuulnls,a no. '11w' ttucs isff,'y.s' ilso find ii good this taking ails .sntags' If Siits' ni.i'.t,iht'-. tIlt 110 ,.rit'. tossing ,inii 135 out BUSINESS WORLD liitli)il I think Ii.' 'Elit' It lii's' ilelt' (is.' r oldi vii t h S.,it,ts i'lft'is,' tot six touch. clan'. .ini us,' Sinks, turning ttirs't' .1 the uits'r'.'.'ptinis into .' ' tuiiiiultiioti'. ilrus.sing rssoi 'r.iit 1 i .t.t'i I 'in't ;r''..r:_''.: The difficult) ifl funding a director fur th Federal Bureau of investigation us in a w;i lt'ft'handed compliment to the man who must ' 'epIaced J Edgar Hoover may have given up thc' and his 48-year personal identification with national law and order back in 1973, but it is his shoes which are waiting to be filled President Carttr and Attorney-General Itell thought they had the man .nough to fill them in Frank Johnson. an Alabama ud and Republican with a positive record in civil rights, the result of months-long sifting of hund,reds of candidates But with Johnson's withdrawal for re&sons of health, they are abnt back to square ore Another suitable candidate is not ready at hand and, according to BeP, a serious search will nut be resumed until after a few dust'settling wtt' ________ / ' Monday, Dec. 12, I77—SA Start Here After ul(IJ-;ANs t:i'i The Hues start tier.' They se nut thit' 111kv'. to stop though tIo'' 'it' realistic t'titiugti to knott this'> won't hit'> want this' l.'agut' to know the'> re rt'aI 'liii'> Sc ant 'en hi.' Slari;iirig tNt tt hi,it Ii.' s.,iil .it,d ,; hutt busp'ni'! I he' I .lttilla II,,> Iiuscan,'e'r t'ndt'd tw I' ('its if ir,le'ss in fin.' 'ts I.' Siiri,l.s> taking an i'quail> inept 'luhi that proiiii 's'.i IN' fort' the can that aren't gorila he lii.' laughing st.t k i tI, NEtS' By DONALD F. (ilIAFF . . .. ' ________ ______ ______ to the murder of declining "to answer responsively" and he 660,030 men, women and children, mainly Ser- refused to accept State Department suggestions biamis and Jews on the case. Artukovic found haven in the United States Now under Secretary Cyrus Vance, deporunder an alias during the confusion following the t.ation action may be Imminent, Our sources say collapse of hitler's Third Reich. Down through that in recent days, Yugoslav diplomats and the years, Yugoilavja has sought his extradition Justice officials have prevailed on the State withei* success, In 1952, an Immigration and I)epartnu,nt to break the Artukovic logjam by '1hope he finds a new FBI director soon — __________________________ . missioner it'onard Chapman, before being replaced hi> Carter, upbraided the Statu' Department for footdragging. The ex'Marini' 'ugoslavs Testimony at the 1961 trial of Adolph Corps general accused a counterpart at State' of Eichmanju connected Artukovic ' Filling Hoover's Shoes tour.' of the police and political security forces, Various U S. government estimates hold him responsible fur the deaths of perhaps 200,000 ' The to '''"ra! establishment tt'av,'j a sigh of relief the tta President 1'aer signed an 1nonth suspension of the saccharin ban previously ordered b) the Food and Drug Administration For the nonent, Congress us off the hook with the food undustr arni diet'conscious consumers who inundated ('aptol liii! with pMe.ts against the F1). bar. And that uIt'an F'l). will have a respite frn congressional prt'urc, tiile White house won't have to deal with an of the above for at least a ear and a half The onl people in town who can't forget about rat3 and diet soda, in fact, are the professional staff and members of the littleknown Intittc of Medicine, an arm of the prestigious National Academy of Sciences The Institute, bs act of Congress, has been delegated the unenviable chore of deciding how much of a health threat saccharin poses to human kun antI what counterbalancing benc1its it offers At the same time, the Institute will conduct a cparate stud) of the scientific community's ability to identify and evaluate cancer-causing elenut'nts in all types of food. For those who follow health policy developments, it cane as no surprise that Congress should turn to the Institute of Medicine for help with the saccharin controverss. The seven.year.od Institute is rapidly becoming a prime repository for all kinds of political hot potatoes in the health field, from rmedic'al malpractice to the use of barbiturates for insomnia and aH'ts The reason is simple credibility. The Institute has no ax to grind. It us not part of the federal government, but neither is it a captive of any segment of the health industry - the physicians, the drug companies, hospitals, researdu scentLsts, insurance companies. ' 4k,:. . ( ¶5'i,55L Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. for - BERRYS WORLD SPORTS ( *) Gtlji. IDEA S WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 4;1,:r1 �&A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 12, 1q77 - SCOREBOARD 1P to 11 Jai-Alai UNC Charlotte It LaSalle 61 I I 3r, Consolation (kAton Coii 116, E Caroms FS FIRST Sara Coldo 15) 11 to 4 20 300 2 Pit% - Pere:(2 1 4 40 3 60 3 Echano AIberØ (1) i Q 2710 'S2 e'o Pt Jaw, (II 900 k 7rq Cou,er Classic Prove. 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NITES 4-ol or ro, , the stuff that dreams Se' Number for Sol up A PRICED ' .0 Mixe I _ 89,50 V as (,olil for entert.wmw ugger styles OPEN Results 114turday's 9 So me styles with GIFT WRAPPED FREE or i' C t * ' R;t'i htc' Mark Beats U .S. - V• A ' -9 am— 1 - III •- - 11 I I 96&4 Gloss & Point 169 I - o- 3 10 0 I 12 0 077 10 - S A NFORD PH. 322.3524 0 I 2 U on a 24 ece 3/8iri Drive Socket & Wrench Set Ail 11 SELS PALLETS e CANVAS ___________________________________ Tampa Say 31. Nevo, Orleans stirway's Results 999 Select from over 300 moldings. p11 Iaa,Ip11. 17 Per G ants Seattle 31 Kansas C t 31 Antonio AAil*&vket TAN or BLACK 1 CUSTOM FRAMING olidth"'GtOn ;6 SO LOI 10 Sunday's gj LOS Ar,giyj 23. Atlant a BvtfslO 14, NY itis 10 Detro,t 13, sait,more 10 Ch-cs90 21. Green Ba r 10 "OuStOm It, Clevelanct is PC? @9 i 44 1 'lr'csc Pacific Division ara AI - 2S Deluxe Advance Students Kits Too I 1 5 0 ifis ch,cago as 315 - — - 1 ST. 1 I 21 --g F : . 9S Pct Aillimescits 2" '3 • Ailitlotaual 1 . REAR SIN HOPPGAEy DowntownSaflford en~z o. ik FREE PARKING I I 323.4132 J% r- too) heaters and 10 ! Gan's P' 'aa.'pr s7 FROM . were no survivors. Magnolia Cent 210 E First St. , •,Nf'L-- - 1 vibrators. Wall East it Dallas I i • (d MOM isd 2 11 C 333 V; So LOI, 1 jr5y 115 central Division C!evetnd ~an Anton. Atlanta NeOrins qmmml( Nato.ICon,,r,nc. Go 520 S 6 0 I I . At/ Styles I 'l Watercolor - J y 1 - I &"rrm - Supple softness of fine Kidskjn - DAILY I w:r;o ((/ 9 to S: 30 PH. 322.S181 first Place in a Gentleman's FROM L Pro Basketball dB OPEN FURNITURE 104E FIRSTST. 2 6 West Beautifull T 1 750 1 FROM. 1 I . 231 L T I 5 ti, ered Luxury , II - 7 a 2a III I I i REEMAN FROM SENKARIK'S I W I. T Pt S 71 Ill On - 1 I NFL Standings 3 20 S n I A tie I ; J i ELEVENTH IJvIt1MiP' Pro Football NINTH I A1vr'a 15 II 600 2 Ar'a 3 500 100 3 Aia,a I I Q PIS]) 137 10 141 A SANFORD PH.322.233 ivn lOS. NC Grresboo 17 a5t oresl IC) s Va ech, ra S9 115? 10 . ':rc° :aTs1:5v0 Ike An K, I it 1, . " st Cabinet • Glass enclosed front Iock& key. fill to . . 1 EACH s::w,1a,1uaei 4s, N,*rry 7$ Central ),an 004 402 Oleo Ar':,, 3j Ogv a Zarre (6 140 Q (1 31 3320 p 'iiiiI II upholstered in vinyl with 6 GUN CAPACITY 10 Raaforat JàC5OflI) 7) P 7 5 277 20 i iGiri flosuw' iwi• I, FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY All I IIti,I61I, 11 Headwear Cl.rrberlarld 96, P, kev, lle 0) .A London Firemen Balking ç U SALEM MAPLE tIltf'UL,'Il I/u ,- Ii I I .- ,' KNITTED . . ' I - . La=Z=Boy* ';* Off I ce Seating I I A Great Gift For Dad! • hiul imr Kell So ~C S, By COMPETITIVE PRICE • I /..¼? / I I I I EACH Sail Lake City. U?at, 3 10 1 Mae .,.. .. • - Utah SID 0126) 1940 P(26 1 16200 I 99. Classic AI,j Il 410610 Iq'J(I UA COON ~~.of . I 11 Men's FIanI h :0 ) Ica Altlerd. III ]do 0 1 4 71 Championship EIGHTH—, \. r Championship 5 SEVENTH P IN BRIEF SERVICE '0 2 Yr NINTH — I Monday, Dec. 12. I77-1A MRLD ow New Orleans 64 Sfets,~n at Consolation ArkAnfias SO to Cenfrn&fV $6 Consolation 14 v Herald, Sanford, FL On Compromise Plan ) OQU-16 ist, - 11) S Do. Q 12 41 32 90 P (A 2' 70 50 DO I? ill to: so FIFTH — I Bobos Sanchp: (11 Q? N Brigham Yovnq ?S 110. IfK\N P 1? 31 130 10 I to 59 bow VM Consolation P ( 1 4 1 132 to DO Is 1) 223 20 THIRD — I Sara Afsna 17) 11 go 42 00 see Union Tournament) Championship MATINEERESULTS "1 %owAft charlatte Invitational I $fit Evening I Rag -, lie E. FIRST ST. PH, i2i.o9ei ' i('' % it- '' % "•' - �4' $A-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. Monday, Doc. 12.l77 J_ ( - a I' I - 0 EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Ft. 46CO Op ____________________ ~ #6 FOLLOW ______________________ GIVE THE FOR THE STARS (t Ck'üoiiiaa *. • . f L'i 10 CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN ) tj ^.(/1/i ~ m w 111 L AMERICA'S URGUT t LJL!JL3 i, - i ..le, ._._a.._. nwrv., l II OLD k,:'r SOMETHING SPECIAL "FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL" MONTH 0~~" ~ 0, AM 1 5 STN cot tic, o. tl ST ,tL)TC.. nA,4 N )NI 6° Or. !~ 83 .75 CASE - N^ jDECANTERS if REG 699 10.45 PIPER HEIDSEICK i'o*t 9.95 MOET & CHANDON 9.49 STN\ SIN 9.49 SIN LE DUC BLANC DE BLANCS 5.99 SIN POMMERY. GREND EXDRY 11.95 8.99 SIN 4.99 5TH ROYAL DE NEUVILLE WHITE 5 Sti MUMMS EX DRY LE DUC BLANC DE BLANCS 6 . 99 5TH 0 99 P - li,l' iT t I Ilci v0t MADE BY GLENLIVET GOID 801 CHINESE SPECIALTY preparing and Cook REFUND K,~ 00 $ 1 .3120611; -I;, - 1 e ( 4619 COTCH2 xi BAR c (1AS V , 0.0 79 S n, WINE 5,01 m S 440 £ siw CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC SOME WITH HOLIDAY DESIGNS __ L-'- . I-._- E P9SAL PORTED t.-' fINES COCKTAIL LOUNGE O. SANGRIA HIGHWAY 17-92 PKG STORE SOUTH CITY LIMITS HIANTI. eIILCH. ETC COCKTAIL LOUNGE sropE WISERS OLDEST 15 Y . R HI *Ay I? 'T AT NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE 4341 CASIELlifflay REVOL VING SAl ITt LIVE ENTERTAINMENT CHANGING FOUNTAIN COLLECTOR ITEM 20 YR 946 fl yl OPEN SUNDAY ,' LIVE ENTERTAINMENT -OPEN SUNDAY- I. C_j _~__ ] _~ Ir BEEFEATER GIN 125.00 aT 48.95 BACARDI RUM 5TH 11.95 GODONS GIN OT. 54.0$ TAAI(A VODKA OT MORE CHAMPASNE wan 5TH 59.00 28.05 CANADIAN LORD CALVIRT OT. 65.80 SUUOCN s LADE SCOTCH OT. 64.95 - - - u wu 5TH 5TH TANQUIMY GIN 71.88 51.95 5TH 69.05 STN 53.08 y. 52.95 JiB SCOTCH OT102.00 OLD CROW KY. BAR. o. 63.95 QT. 97.95 J. WALKER RED SCOTCH WOLFSCHMIDT VODKA OT. 58.95 BLACK a WHITE SCOTCH STN 73.95 u.iu um uwu1Iv j CANADIAN CLUB BLEND Of To 94.50 MARTINS V.V.o. scloicill 5TH 59.88 GRANTS 8 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 74.95 OT. 56.95 GORDONS VODKA BELLS 12 YR. SCOTCH HEAVEN HILL 80 ° iv w 94 0 LONDON TOWER GIN FOUR ROSES BLEND PHILADELPHIA BLEND USHERS s' SCOTCH 5TH 79.50 5TH 49.95 OT 63.50 OT OT 5TH 61.95 55.95 54.95 15.95 5TH 3 Dl MARTINI 40 MANHATTAN 50 WHISKEY SOUR 1 1 6 0? CHAMPAGNE 22 01 BRANDY oz 1 80 SOs 319 Oli it 8 0 IRISH -- of 4 per ,ear ri spare time Get the lads mu BALLANTINE SCOTCH III DIIA OCRUIU1UL IMI?IVIUUAL ' I' MARTINS V.V.O. SCOTCH OT TEN HIGH BOURBON y. M&M BOURBON T. INVIRHOUSE SCOTCH OT. HAIG&HAIG 5 * SCOTCHSTH TEN HIGH BOURBON 5TH CALVERT GIN QT. SOUTHERN COMFORT at. KESSLER BLEND flY. 73.95 73.95 57.95 57.95 67.95 75.95 49.95 58.95 83.95 57.95 hC5i SEAG RA M V.0. BLEND DT. 94.95 WILD TURKEY 1 01 °BRB. 5TH 95.88 VAT GOLD SCOTCH OT. 67.95 IMPERIAL BLEND OT. 10.95 CANADIAN L.T.O. BLEND OT. 58.95 STANLEY KY. VODKA 5TH 44.95 CALVERT EXTRA BLEND DY, 64.95 ABC 100' VOD KA DT. 63.50 JAB SCOTCH 5TH 82.45 ARC 100' VOD KA 5TH 50.95 5TH 52.95 ALMADEN BRANDY SEAGRAM GIN 5TH 57.50 BLACK I WHITE SCOTCH DT. 87.95 JACQUINS 5 * BRANDY 5TH 59.811 BELLS 8 YR.SCOTCH OT. 70.95 CHRISTIAN BROS. Ssa, STN 63.95 MARTINS 12 YR. SCOTCH 5TH 83.00 LEROUX BRANDY OT. 62.16 STANLEY CANADIAN 5TH 49.95 CERTIFIED BRANDY Dl. 67.95 to Locations statewide DA - - I Serve , 29-ROOms BATEMAN Real (stale Broker 21)IS Sar'fordAse 379 OlWeves 1277113, 32) 7113 ' ' rooms Gracious i 30-Apartments ___ -- 1$ - Ridgewood Arms Apts. I. 7 & -i. Unfurnished - --.. ADarIrntn'S 1 Bedroom Pool, 14( aa table Root's tenn, Co u rt, Laundr, room. AC. DiShwasher. Carpeted . Drapes Call 32) 6110 bi!ween 0 a s & 5 pm I 'K WHAT BE TTER GIFT' r AMl, V 4 AR 2 bath, * vieigPtjurtso0, (OnpIetely renovated, CO. poOl. Carpeting, ig iencwi ,.iPd. 130900 37) 5771 * AK I PRIVILEGES 3 fill, 1 bath larn'ly rm . central air . nir'lrp like selling. Choice 541 900 11) 517* I4APdt)YMAPd OR LADY 5lOf y 15 OPPOh9UnIp - I Multpli'llSlrlg REALTOR DRIVE BY, CALL 179 COUNTRY CLUB DRIVEClean, neat, corner lot, finced 1'd. Only $97500 MAYFAIR - 153 Summei'I,r' 3 9114. 3 bath. family room. f.replace, e,Ira large lot, owner will hold mortgage, $37,900 I I I ' ' I (Ill. 7 An flseSlment $11,000 32) 5171 ' 'K HOLIDAY SPECIAL. CO.) BR. CiSC terms 115.100 32) 3771 * LARGE CORNER.) BR. 2b11h kitchen t•Qvipped, banc yard. POOl 173.300 1?) 3771 , 377 791? - L'.YI,'NI REALTOR MLS 3235774 day or night I 3cr, 131 6616 ' 0697 - '1088 -_-'r, - .: ~, ~._., X 1 i - XK taA of - •3.'.'ulif 11 ''"ri' :. • .0 Home Improvenwnts 'm", • .,,, -.:" 3;: - .%A'.TLO SlEW Hi)SlES TO BL.L[: .5' I Beauty Care .'11-1 1 ', " ."i'' -. 01 5 (1Cal, 54 .'p • ''' '' 3 '4.' 4•4' Auto Clean in ,,p 53-.RadiStereo tyQr.6II, V) 00 $955717 - 0 1119. --- - -- - I, - - 53Q. i 46-_-CorTcroperty ial I chars niedlepo nt ose'rs, oval IPs4P,'.d table * Ip twO leas51, $ 3 , 7 mat(ty rig 19 I wIts overstuffed swivel chars (from Lloyd SI $75 each Days s.io, 7700 Eset III (*34 ;S3i 3 i',,. . '.' , •)I - - - - _______________ Electrical _________________ _____________________ -_____________________ OLE (L IC 1143 lAth, 1 141 '. IS' I MA TI S i4 10 • ". • NT Se'v.ce (ca' r' y 'i' L( JJtn 13: 11;' -- , - -- ng I ocø,r . .4 .- i~ . '"i '? .;Mb,.,:s '" V- ~, " 11 v. p ' 4. 'P1'. 'q .......... IL ',: _. 0 mailed %ae,i II i,, ![ NA riO•,S 'J4I 5' ''1. • 7'N APE S - P1401 ST . - . . I I .5 - .. Upholstenng ' - ,' ,,, - . %J - .~ w - '.VT1i". . , - r (.a.,,. ...,. ..._ - EXPERT LAWN SERVICE ,.- : 'N $i54 SAW' I IL INC. sI A; , , I Saw Filing IMff, (An KZA Uwn Mii intenance To LISLYour Business. -PREC Let ___ -.---._ Compl,iteLaAfl Care Contra1,s p'e'errad 113 17,2 ~V 4- 4 . -- Rubber Stamps I "uGHE V FQuiyi.. I N :, ;; tkS Wholesale Ort . '- .. . .-' t's.4; ;;,-. .6 1St class, 71 tirs ci 32) 000) __________________________________ I ' (Ii. 1 f - N 177 731 to.'.'.. Cl - CIea.ng I 3 yard loader dornpt,vck bpr rent or 'ease 377 3413 Ph -: . . . 5"'•e Pest Control _________________________ - r I -- 1; o iano 6177 I - IJfld M.ainte,n t i I 'L,'' I. ' . I Concrete Work Any TyPe Job RE ASONABLE 31901)1 or 323 54--Garage Sales wOod. ,Larante4d - .s.t -'.'.' Smittys Snappin Turtle t.arKt Clearing I .5P ,A5' J A I CAn" sramL.)., Concrete- V.brk - -- 0352 MOVING MUST SELL Queen Sift mattres.5 & bo. Springs almost 'St* condition. $73 High Quality OR Set, distress IrUt nO m,5'% - I 51(1', - . ( *k - EquIpment ''r Together Those B, rig And TO5i Se' rig i:: 7811 Cr 6)1 999) I '" "4 554'" Ads (.,rt Piç -- Muller S good Used Television. 1)S and up ISIS Orlando Dr . 322 tij1.'[ 7354 -_ Carpe t Cleaninq ' .1St eft.( .flt Spry cc on .111 make. of TV 5 open Sat , Herbs T5' 259 I s Sanford Ave , 31) 9734 - ' (Ira n Sac I Truck, e,Ill do ('3d l obs very dependable 377 hIP. SAUTO(t IAN flppi, Mac s - leCtri I 17171$ Lim, lIp 1*14 SelU pay balance 1I H4 '500 Can I bu1 (hr 'ttrnas , clean the WALNUT STEREO •L jy ' 11 Insulation tscellaneous Servis old buggy Complete F •'e'.o' $19 93 Satsbaction a'anteed - Brand ne.. left a' new -' - Lawn & garden %'r'r9 ('v.stmas for a '....-i;-1.-'"" • 11 . 'A' ,' ' 4Ill fr ..:, (IS, u' -. (44 33I (.i. • P1 ritiri17 I .nlerOr __ & e.ter o,l 13 ,ears experience Large or small Ob Fr,,. estimates Call I 'i'" -.- " "'On s A collect an,t me 5041 731 SI?''" ''''' " ''C' ' & ---'36 7470 ACu,C 'Cl" 'C' lØ r 'ma Will do Irpo% Pa.ntirig & repa r -II I "a", 371 i),)4 5r5 e.per ,'ce 373 7I$6 RS fit 4k,,,T 5' SALON l'.r'5 , IOLOCSESTOREPAIN __!.s )1 . Light Hauling - n'rr c' a'i 1 Oem C , arp,.'t!, pa i'' itg ,5r',7 at'ny't 20 •5 rip 373 C.47'9 '' 112 $ 305 • A :.ws -" via's luimal 01) excellent location 7i pcI Interest. I. p0 APR 99 per month. Principal plus Inlerestlpr 321 monthi' Assume Mortgage. your terms' Save 13,CCCfrom Appraisal' Hoe, Only 1)3.500' Must Sell Today'' Call Oorws,a Clark. H A ROSS Real (Slate. Inc REALTOR IIa6Ma . 1' Air Conditioning - " At'Pl. 'APICES .. - m,Scr,.nrl 'sf0 ,. LISTING ' -: - •. SERVICE -$ ;,.lI, ..- " . h 1 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JO - C*'-i : fr.w... '6995 '199 to . . .'. S- ;,i 321-0741 0 830-6688'It MEN ~ BUSINESS ' - : '328$ Spell Lift Q'. i', V' '._5..i , .--. . , 'NSULTOU 'W'll'dj''r,T Space heater less Iliaritwo old tIettrc blower and the, mostal $12300 1191697 site, a 30 CUTS) 000ui CORN(R.man office Low dOwn, 1730 mo appro. Owner Broke, Orlando, II) $016 Eve' . BOOK CARS BLUE - - j . ,l• .1yi Sri III 9P43 Mor'qomer, I SIC) Orlando Dr 373 VA I 1944 FINANCING ~ l3 0 k"w 0 7,11 them .0 , Call rig , ..' -.- -' ir MOOSIE S , Harold Hall Realty 3237832 "'Pr J' 52 -Appliances part time car' Our ciasslieds are lnaded with good buy br (.Il[ (.0115 -'.'(7fl' & A . . 42-h'obtle Homes U Cl C) F 1) C 0111 T P A C T ' LI,TINC,S N((OED tOP OUR SANIORC) AND WINTER PARK 011 ICES' peep', .7_n • .' ileas I All. 2 baIts home, large eat in k.tchen, large screen ed porch NOTICE TUESDAY WE SOLO .1 HOME St SEVERAL OTHERS ' , cvi '1,5 luige fo r Christmas g II Y0 Terms' Now Only $71500 MUST SELL' CALL Donna Clack II A ROSS Real EstateI nc ..... Over 50 Clean Ce's • 5 Irs 715 S anford A 5 R., 1 1 the brett uSed I"it0p Rifr.g 5?0v95. tools FOLLOW THE STARS below appraisal. value 7 OR I balls home, awnings on all w ,nao, to ellerst location' 7 pcI In teypst. • . pci A P It $973 per trio Principal pluS lnte'rt sI. 237 Payments Assume Mortgage-- ,__ ' 2188 1228$ -- , DELTONA ' Eves 3)? 1511 377 06 12 701 C 7311' 51 32? 0431 Are 5ciu a full time dr i v er *'thi A . '1788 a.. a,,,,, taws Mile '61 CHEVY PICKUP sr , - S 3Opm -144- -alter -- 13.000 REALTOR ,. - - Oak III mo rI cl,.,Øe tat,Iitt5 I maid $11 114) I -- SANFORD 899.100 ritA resale ri Academy Manor, 3 fill. $100 down. 1157 1) I'll monthS I', pc9 APR .NS I RI t.i I Y II t.P.x IIFALTORS 1306(V I ' -" Cash 322-4132 I peeps 01 *'OuQPrl iron furnIr, 1130 l'rm I 70 s peed electr ( trollng motor I set 160 Super REALTY - ,: v.,, td_ 'T- ____ - - SLASH -- - Siep sofa 5. oh..' fire Oril, $99 Ill, 5 with COUNTRY •j F URNITUR E HAY 46 34'i bOid )23 1)7? DE LTONA ¶i.a,e --- .'antcd to Buy ''''i' C H. privacy wall. Closi in . SZ3 i.e., 5i. p Cl, . A,, The $.flir iwsil *,' '73 PINTO? DR. 130 Call 322 7519 - - .......... carpet,0 a, a., .•y '1195 Air l 96$ Ups A. N' VI '76 SPORTABOUT Lemoges China Complete set t o , 6 many extra peeps 1500 32) Ml 5361 '72 NOVA? DR. Lriwrid USED WESTERN SADDLE '. ,. .'. 12188 6&-Horses Plearl, new blue cha r. trunjiC oo,.be tte'd 372 7170 ' 312 0779 large lot, burnished -- ) I,. BLk. HAL COLBERT REALTY, Furn I BR es eel carpeted 113.900 1011 34,111 No BrokerS - 1 300 S I Cleaved 00. '73 MAVERICK 4 DR. ___ - 1 '1095 '::', WIlT REALTY V .1 - I YELLONS LIE AVE 2 BIt cent sIlA screened porch lot sip IC .171 leatires Ad, doO rs (lb nets * th pull Out i'**erS Arid at, Susan S30 C`iX v F UTURA A., as. Ihart '69 ROADRUNNER - I'gs also Avon cars bo longer being made) told rig pool table 170 Yathka Camera & Strobe 'gIst $73 321 0132 near %tOris REALTOR ' ' MIS 32)1.0610' eves J2J 0317 ' Sanford , I OR Reg 321 0311 0 , living ' - iianbo'r . NEWLY DECORATED 3 OR I bill", CR home Only $995017 19300 Down Owner Arokir All arm, mortgage , 4MB you Please (511 (oIle(l ___________ 332 ' s.,,.,,,, nowit IS M '75 OART4 DR. 11171 up 323 1341 (917 Tre,t 3 different color eggs Ea-tile fruit. 121$ Crystal Lake Itrser,. aie Mar, 373 3799 . - tall - Aspo decanters Call 130 1440 from 10 ", Sp is, or call 510 OsSi alter 6 p in ' AKC, - Easter ;. ;j 5131 - ''' 175.000 down anc lJe Over payments 540 ClosIng COStS Pup'. MI Iii *•ii Ikip 'U RENAULT R.134 DR. dockid, worm r eds & black s $130 to $230 Born Oct 30'ts 323 WE DELIVER $35 lpa9 )2) 6)04 tti a halt balls una'tal'ed tp I?', house All lh5 5 5.tjl?Cd or' I I acre lake Iron, tp 4,.4t -- Doberman I used fr 5 months, balance, $91 SO $96 $717 - - ----------- ' '71 SKYLARK ' ____________---' CII1EW000 FOR SALE ' '.., CARS - . r." - .. . ._i BOOK - - -.' -I-. BLUE " ______________________ - ' S nger 5 mOSt modern Seeing machine fully automa t ic . SOld o'g.rsallv. $593 RepQU,%sad I ,5' sk.-'-L': .'l.'*'i',:'. -_______________________ F ron I -''." 4'v ".i lake lIen a good home Cute Cuddle,. and free Call 373 1244 Singer Zig Zag 1976 SINGER I weekends . Please Qve a new -- - , -- ' - r.e,pr 0540 %lgP'tI1 damaged .n sr.pp.rig balance Iii $96 $717 i A!tme_3720759 NOISISIES REALTY WEAL TOR 1229753 . brochure upon appo.ntnsrnl CC a long lust of rrfereneS I iii, '5m GROWERS to BANKERS iIFt lUAU PARK ________ SPRINGS I tIll 7 balls Calltornla Contemporary (Iest buy' 1)3000 Dm19411 V 7401 ucern. Dr - 3 HR. I bath 111.300 LO* low p4 nlent , 1977 BUILDER'S OWN EXEC HOME I BR. 7 bathS, formal LR & OR. fully Carpeted, tailored drapes all 0 C Electric appliances 3000 SQ it Of luv.fg space pIUS a 7 car Wage ALSO 301,2 I bu'lc.ng ,%1541(JR rIPS ci' I 71 GrCr'iI.n. reeds, Alter pump & 65-Pets- Supplies I 'epossessea- used for Short lime balance $4150 $561717 WINTER SPRINGS I bath ricelleflt COndition 133500 MULTIPLE LIST INCtl,çE 1 71 YTU 377 1539 ---- - r garden HIDDE N LAKE REAL YOU 37? 499? we - Nicest Taking Ohs..' C,v' I CCfler lot ISSumi nrontt'tl, pa1r"ents. *ill accp trade fl anytpir.g over 13.300 ms value or *2.000 fl cash as down payment 77 AMELIA ' 7 OR, I bath. locaton potential $11 000 I ll BAY AVE -- 3 BR I balls large s,tctsefl trtis KEN TUCKY AVE I acres Stemper Agency - -- Make 110.000 i - *PIANDYMAH5 DR(AMHOU5iE* 1 u't tenant occup c c 2 Stor y tramp S ba ths. I kilchenS 95o9 3227991 or 377 934,1 Iuj.ury PsOm, fl Idyllwilde everything in(ludng a be'aut.ful and a large pool cheery brepl ac e' $45000 1 Thit fiealluIIBR )ulhaths has 27C'O 5Q ft under roof and has tO &CS toy rou and your lamilr 10 enjoy Custom built a tI, the utmost in Quality Al $ P)rc? -- Brand 2565 1g assumable mortgage Pre sent Of All - A Hew Home' Thu I OR, 3 bath ' $tfRS room - ri (Ovrti Club HouSe. range. refrigerator, dSpotel. drapes & Much Mvch More' By Owner. M Unsworth Realty GIFT - .S f5 .o.' 1'ooI tIle ake .e ..r a' se' I e,ilt' a 'le•,i class I ea so Call 322 bat' lOt 'NOR4 CGNDOMIHl,y Ill mr'tJr Nd 3 BR 2 , 1:41 h%, 7 CA' garage. OR, POOl. lennt - SANI 0110 We're looking br a few arnh.l.ous 417 San Carlos. 3 014 I lath bm,Iy room, 176500 people to train io become E.ecutie Ostr,bi:tors 01 NIwleugh Products the Old tIMON IILUFI 3 OR I ball lAmily 'cErn & dock. 173 000 Cal established company plus a "ea iP'n (lIck. Resj mark,4ng plan CQuIIS an ri Meal [stati citing oppor'vnty Begin par Sjiesman, Eve's 37) 4aI0 time WritS. 1010 Giovanni ' Dillon.. CIA W BOX OF 4 COFIEI - -. The []3 ..- OR 11.01,1 - ----- REA LTORS ANXIOUS Give YQurleIb * - CPr,stmas I Multiple Listing Service WANT TO LIVE OUT ') Super 2 mobile IsOm, with fam i ly and many extra features on . s of an acre $Ie.3 SC,jr,ty lflvestmemnl ______- ____________________- 79 2 Total 'nspslment enable you to walk iri and start Wiling ifl your own store (all $30 IlIObrom 10am los p m or call 5300634 alter 6 pm ____ ____________ WINE 1701 BRANDY 17.01 GOBlET 14 Dl BEER grow rig BR. corner ANYTIME retirees or young starters Garage & Workshop Call to 3•, Today 'bvSne'S5hasa strong ct'ente and 1 bully slOCkedi $73000 all Lii' Old THE ROCKS ,ea' ile SF I I ING OF BECAUSE ILLNESS' Located on SR 434 ong*ood. 'hs rapidly gro*'ng 159" CLII -' 3 19 322 2420 Sake offtc on th5 I BR. I bats' rn maculate doIIhse idea for (ALL STAR 73 A I Ti It A Sir iD AD OP. I l-' hf 301 TI III 15. 1) PIUS (4 1 Il 'S 31? 7611 - 31$ battery. $100 349 5701 BUY JUNK CARS. trucks & rn ' ports $10 to 170 372 5*917 alter S _________ pm & __________-__________ II 1*74 Toyota Corona. I door wagon auto. AC E.c,Ilen' 15r009rQI All I BUY JUNK. CARS- f'oni It: t $7 193 373 ISO Call 337 1674 S377 Of SI, 3615 _____ -- - M00el 1 703, good ho, all ty pes of CrpeiiflQ. sold Originally $211. ,. t .ro ' Sanford's Sales Leader down (-Ove'nn"en' Builder 12) 3711 (Qua OC'i'ii'irtunit, OWNER CERAMIC & MACNAME SHOP ONE .511 19(5) n 3 Company Automobile All C ip,nse Pg acatcn csi 7 14P' Lake Mart 3 fiR. I : ball, r ew homes Under 121.000 *.,h 1e9% 170 cut fiR on C H&A * a carpet 4, "'ore' Urn, 11)900 __________ Earn II 6 1 rr.,Iered 'N'i to, -- Saturday - fl-Junk Cars Removed All. 177 III) ' VACUUN dcuble room 13,900 177 1756 Heel, decorated with L.uneled LR 2 till s. ktcp'pr, * Cprett Park Realti, Inc MEAl. TON 7)4 -7777-__________ 4 No (.ie' erte Necessary It 5 our des,, t0 1e'p too meet your goal n l i fe and become SuCCeiStul Ipru 011,a Guard Call Doug WellS 377 7161 r Sanford IPu' .Yonda5 room, l rig garage, utility ' or ELECTROLUX 3 BR. 7 bath. fam i ly room, dining 2 BR I bath home - bvSl'1l5 S -- '-- ----- ____-____________________ lielAre 5. Ironue stuated on o'ner . I acre W * iarpet CIlIA range diShwatl'e' 'efr'gerator drapes & 2 Ca' garage All tor only 134500 Call i'm YatC at 305 372 5575 or % 11,5 t'i7 100 Pit ' onta,ner ,00r more lS per buShel 84005 MARKET 343 Sanford A. S,r'ord 97) 5449 Day'S 372 6123 SIghts, 727 7)37 eat "vim, Osteeri ti..' 24-Business Opportunit ies produCtS St. Johns Realty BROKERS _._ Bowli. Champagne Glasses laths Chars. Roll a way Beds Colt,, Urns & ChafIng Os, American Rent I 'ao DART SWINGER htr. AC PS P B auto $13X 12) M41 - -- I - _______ _____ '73 Punch $9 buShel WtIOleS4l, fl Oij4Itt in the1.00ntry t E xc ellent C on clIon' Drapes, in kit (hen 'ange. refrIgerator & cOmpletel, fenced yard-A buy t ITS S00 ATTRACTIVE - than 130.000 150 070 Unlmted cCCrt,n the nation 5 tasteS' DOL LHOIJSE I REALTORS l I Area per 127 2170 -__ CA trade ________ _____ _ -- -s' •,li','i, COstclaisf,edadsto buy Si - Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinswswac CARROLL'SFIJRNITUREI73 SIll Atr.cal It gbt Crawlers 30 large worms $I. A lto Pp4t frip 6 ' Peøple whO I ky more, 054 Sooner VOL; place your cIa%,t,d ad tIre sooner ,o. a p,I ret0lts ' 64-Equipment for _____________ - Rent - ---- MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 309 Elm Ave 7223151 STENSTROM REALTY I Chuck Gorrnly, 173 I .m75.; JUST MAKE PAYM(PITS 72& '73 models Call 37) $3'? C' III *6.05 IDeal,, blIp FILLDIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING' --Wrwlo*'SlI L inteli. Sariøs Iraber Paj, Patio Stones, Grease Traps Steel. ROCKS. A ri Mci? ' 2311311 for WASHERS-- $501 UP SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S Fren(PiA.e 323 1340 _ __ -. - .-- -- ' .-- - I .. ..._ '.i•'. _ the reserved pr.ce charge other than IS reg strat on fee ,nI5$ vehicle '5 sold Call 904 ' Mwest, Sanford 32) Q1 i 1. 1X 1_. . ..,.l:uF .% -"s.; U 4 ,X 4. Public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sal nget at 7 33 it th• Only ore ri Fbi do 'Vj 541 , CHRISTMAS SPECIAL -- ' •- .._ uw.tr'. .'' li )'vn_ - .7 '- I' ILL DIN I & TOP SOIL VELLOW SAND Call OCS La,,. 373 134.0 , 'r;.:crlx: . ,7. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION -_ - 14 carat necklaces. 1)9 up M ee ker Wallets IS up Come ri see C,waltney Jewelers. 304 S Park Ave LEADEN' Cal Da., Farr Icr a conf dental interview Spac'out eat • kitchen, range. rrtrgerasor pll( fireplace I N. e iIa IllOir JuSt .000' - Real Estate s rig Or $31 991) BETTER .....,5 5TH 120" 12.95 5TH 140" - , I COZY & SHADY 2 BR. I' bath twme on Ig tree shaded IQI - - ?l -________________________ ). J1 j; ______ sic *eAttser 'S perfect bra Mck,ard tale sell evervttl.rlg last wth a want ad Call 127 2611 KY. BRI p I ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE NI-WAY 436-ONE OT. 63.95 -n t. 41-Houses The A BACCHUS WINE SOCIETY 14.95 5TH 149" CLII QUAIL CREEK 101 PROOF ORB 7.39 5TH 8351 CLII 95 GRAND AWARD IS YR. CAN BOND 15.95 5TH 185" ca. SAVE ON LIFT BOX OF Lusty MI. PRO GLASSWARE UTHIAS lj I 01 CORDIAL -43 -'---'- ORB. ITALY. SPAIN MY is. , C , 1',,, ,'.r I4 ,r ,,.- , BR. 1 bath Porn, in Hghlano Park EncloSed sunroom C H&A w * carpet 9 L P 1 mucP' more , Only 1)9300' FurnIshed Visiting Vi%Iifl I lorda' Nice small tlorne burnished. Close to everything, adult Couple Only, petS. 377 7711 n".''' , .iy hA PIp (a ' cit. Icr "Cmi ''"c rib C' ma' iv KY, BRB .'. (iii ho , it,., c.ui COLLECTOR ITEM 20 YR 100' KY HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 RONNICO RUM Make 10.95 5TH 125" casi CREAM OF SCOT LA ND 12 YR. cotc, 7.99 5TH 87hi COLLECTOR ITEM 14 YR 100% KY BRB 13.50 5TH 149' CA RARE OLD 15 YR. KY. BOURBON 9.39 5TH 112" CLII RARE OLD 12 YR, KY. BOURBON 8.39 5TH 94" CAU COLLECTOR ITEM 14 YR. 54 6 FANTASTIC - 3 OR, I, balls br'ck home on large lot in San Larita' Split OR plan * carpet, C HIA. eat .n ktcp,r. Data & more Just $73,50i . 62-Lawn-Garden ne selection of gooa used fur rt0r 130 7703 Rob Walker C urn lure w,?797Cass,ib.rrv Pla:a ____ l warranty f.rleut office Iupment & Sales 1001% I. ' ceptorsal advertising program are lOst a fee, of the many REASOP,$ WHY WE'RE THE it, $100 1 ________ ______ -- Came ' JOODlES GALORE-- '''"' AVON sass WATERFILL & FRAZIER 18 YR. PERLOT. LONG WOOij PACKAGE LAUDERS SCOTCH r' .?i: III P. 1)0 4110) or 339 4111 eve'j Sanford JUMIIMIRU A LITTLE ' se ' SANFORD S SALES LEADER Prolessor 3 1 traring rId.,.dj.l %uPerv.Sion all ERA ber,f,ts, 5el & buyer REALTY I bath C It & A. lease, $230 REALTORS 113 IIlç ..... 5 F'K 3.. 13.5c*st GERMANY" ... 6 PK 3.39. 1 2.5 CASE UUV 4R C ii.!' •iu FORREST GRE ENE tmrp. UCIUVIMIIT riMs, ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES OUCKENHEIMER I "'• 1700 '541 CONFIDENTIAL INTERvl REAL 1.371 T SAIl SPIO PLC Plied to work SarIo,ci Lake Mar, & Attarnoflf, areas ri divdual Iranng computer micro blIm viewer br tOfltp 46' cord5 MIS We 'Aka ARC NEAR YOU 5TH r - - '' want ad (all 772 7691 FURSTENBURG "IMPT. SUPERIOR "IMPT. MEXICO" ........6 PK 2.99- 11.96 CASE FOSTER'S "IMPT. AUSTRALIA" ......6 PK 3.6913.95 CASE MOLSON BEER 'IMPT. CANADA" .... 6 Pk 3.19- 1 1 .5 CASE THERE'S AN 5TH 79.95 33--Houses ' - - . 931 Sit) Dells Auction $1: & -L t_;,;' 't, - ________ Cs'sgriments ACCIPIId Open Dal, f' Browsing %T Frio (O.Alus P.01.i S CaS%eiLerr, 7 CI: 7': __ 3223472 ______ ______ - ADP (, '.A(trp4[ uSED I IECU TIlE DESK i -'a EVERY DAY 5 BARGAIN DAY 154 THE AANT ADS 17? 7611 o r for the hOuhold COME SEE us %1-,& ..".?i.°'..*' #'_' Coronet pi All. AM FM Pb. auto tell oft, 12 1 7513 ______-- NIGHT 7:30 PtiarlCt5 and otner great tm5 I[ .0 lEN ,.3'ikIP..rj.' i'. "It -_________ . !-C 2nd car, 1973 Yamaha 173 motorcyCle Price Negotiabie on bh 122 1739 Can b seen •t 101 #w 70" Weareu,e,kt(.rd &l Chr.stmat hims small op ' BUY SELL TRADE JOIN STENSTROM 7 talh Carpeted central 1411, 'enced ,d . 'elrigerltør rang e 177 )IS) K.dtgone but typ sang rI th backyard Sn U Sell it e,,th a MEMBERSHIP 11091 SilOti 113 II 1*1111, 1,jj tAvi vi to ii a lot wwtfl, SAVE GASI - 3)94999 19 i -- 25/.99 25/.99 THE PERFECT GIFT ON THE ROCKS I a, . BLOCK I. OF 1.4 only '.'Aut. IF ________ p.m. 'iSEl) i . ON •i[P I ILL (AhP41 • , ___ - 37 PIVmou! .i' ti $730 337 003 1 SALE Cmli, 7,ç . riq 311 )t5 E F1r51 5t S. French Ave. 323 7340 AUCTION Organs houg! ... Credit Qualifies 1967 Cp,r',t 5'atQn*agon Go 60-40ff ice Supplies WILSON MAILI4 F uRPdlTuR( ASSOCIATES T"om "W_c1 7 5 No Money Down If SANFORD AUCTION Ifl U sco' Ysc C orahIe,, 1.10m,e' Check typ Want Ads for houSes 1.4 eve r y Ste and price REAL ESTATE DR furniture. lvi, •PP'ances & ,' ott'er small items' ( ASH VlA MASTER CHARGE 1215 $i b,Pc riectid If ,OudontNa,,adA. Oa ,men! o' ñ4 r** o' j5 i ""O car or Pr 'a ii' I) ,ears tnan n f ,ou Call Pete Osar W ''er Pjrb 614 1916 )22 Its' Dealer Agent loaded again with '.•Ify -tied furniture Couchii, chars. ft ' II yojr crPd't rugs. I re'' m' 1961 2571 Park Of .3727111 REALTOR Alter HourS 33,7 395? 3)7 5151 2014, - ' don I & Sold v%,( Lessons Private 4rd REE BOB BALL Carp,' clearing eQuipment, steam SOil extractor cleaner. 30 Q3 1`1% ol Shan'ipoo 12600 373 Jim Hunt Realty VlUlL, uau (.deult 55p' . home apart UESDAY Parso ' I BIt wakes & front end C .per.ericed *111 10/1.19 HI BALI I oz a'. SANFORD NO Quality ir,g. uevera - OirI .Msk - - 17)4999 I fill Sale for ~ 10 to choose from Call WhtehurI REALTOR. 377 OflL, . - ' I Ilk f, Rent tSichanic 'or established s,qvce 5 $ on 1 1 Ynor auto 'epa.rs, lithe 10/1.1! CHAMPAGNE 40! 79 il) w water Park _________ 3(X) N French Ave Santord. Florida 2.99 H 1095 ' Low dOwn - 4-BOTTLE ASST. in, '" ALL xl~ , D R I N KS 40's 50 4 7761640 901 776 p rn or n, 117$ r1i. D,1 MON. DEC. 12th 7 :3C P.M rOudont tell ' they .ng t kno*' Tell teem *ith a cIssif ad ad. , caing 327 7611 or $31 S993 10)0 StaIn - Sanford Plata )22 69 14 attir garage apar;r,'' rill. the Sens.nrle . 31$ Lovely 2 tr1 orri lrge 3 mOnthri, meat call 337 7*7- DIALEI4S,ilP AvAIL Alit I ALL -- -- -- - I - tuma, told new for $410 y balance of 1713 See at SANOND SEWING ( ENTEW DII IONFD vo A.(IIL n'..'.. at.dr, , Ser"'nle Count, Ill 300 to ISO c'92 Own pa,rnenv 'A * * * * * * I U6LIC AUCTION * * Plenty b icycles 'Cr %li for ChriStmas 12230 eac' ,s grIl 7136 Grove Or ntc' (Ii 377 a(t0r, (Iearance on Slret(h :9 , sng mechne Singer. I any' - 58-Bicycs VE 50 0: 107 W commercial P?nq. 317 liai. 'anford uSs P1. L I E1. V I L pece wijtfl? to 72-Auction A'Ih a fliA ills, balance $53 Snger 32-Houses Unfurnished The Evening Herald CANADIAN CLUB WHISKEY GLASSES BOTTLE & DAILY SPECIALS )ISR Advertising Drector wIll I.,, 41 I WROUGHT IRON WINE RACK WITH WINE OLD FLORIDA RUM NUVEY MSTOL CREAM MINIATURE" CANE . klet~ w4e,146 CUITY SARK SCOTCH CHIVAS REGAL SCOTCH ' l0 SIN COCKTAIL SHERRY WEEK upstars - Advertising space, create la,out% and write cOpy Serve t sthl.49-5.1 0 4 MOUUN ROUGE I Ic _I%lI 3 SOTS IMP. WINE 24 OZ. FROM GERMANY FRANCE & ITALY STUFFER 'A*OINII *JC IICIUSIYf s! to CHARDONNAY A apartment Ave Salesperson needed o' corn petiti, market Apply in pers on COFFEE POT DECANTER 4 PINOT 3 ' CRIME DI CAFE CHABLIS NATURE -: Ett,c iency tUrniVed newspaper accounts Aggr,1 5 - 49 0 9 1 sz I) 1.0`1of 6 ds RUBY PORT PORT TAWNY PORT 3 401 till 't" c' 'is 11*11111 UI I SHERRY CREAM SHERRY ..!;,I,. ILS Cu - C H Sill COMPLITE A upper , 6.11 6573 W Gornett Whiti R e g Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDFR ASSOC Sanford lake4ronl, 3 BR,7 bath ' ADVERTISING SALES PERSON T•'4 STOCKING 99 Charles Eouiiti,i ii Opportunity -- DENS 1375 1. 75th St . Sanford 327 2090 $773 per week, II hour will Room & Board For ntpemat ion and tII.AMlC CHAMPAGNE i BLANC DI BLANC TRAVEL LITTLE SPK BURGUNnY CAI IA .t I I I ll ' IS' A GREAT' n STATE SPLIMANTI 41,S .. - • IdolS __1' -. • ) COilhi LiQulul FT BOX ASST i BEAM KY BRB 4. C. " i CARADIAI 1110111 4 SOTT 111 f w,. AW,M ----- IAPA'.I'I SAKI 2.99 '5 Served in the restaurant .-FROM 11011 * IRISH A APlRlTlv 1111*19 )IlNp,lN(; SI T .4 ii.' PT11I Oh 4BOTASST. '-.5".. *pr,payatcy, of all Irids - -- aiding :111-1 iiit"'.:iu'itji• SAKE DAISHO 7 , We n,.le s.StQc5 a examine our rental plans GENEVA GIN various Chinese d.sp,u0 men0 other ooks ri the Ile -- WALLACE Cj*ne, $47 SsceIneous Z Niw 3 OR. I bath homes, 121.000 Government subsidy available A,,,.l.. ii, s. .. a'.' siv. noosing Lights & water Iuffl Call 323 5931 atler - . '' vJ - I c,REiP4F Hdu4yan can,a$i1 COflvirT th bIt, nb £ I RP t..n.. $?S.VX L *n payment termsby owner Realtor • ______________ 31--Apartment Furnished ______________________________ - - corner REALTOR Neg Real E5tte Broler 3031 327 $115 broker JOI4PI W.MERO I COOK g ot - s''i.'. ANNE A. ' - r"Ofliy r .00' wallet `V .%ii P)HCf LAIN 1 5TH i _____________________________ ______________________________ MellOn, l? •\ GIN 'ds tgrow the SAng SmAll b, lv) Sell 'hi5i 0I, PPm% A.tb .1 *4n1 .id To plar 'u' Ii 'Al .liuc •''tndl, '' nI 'liv' Ti apply n person *.th ,he Florida State Employment Sefvce 910 consideration Applicants Eser,n'a Street. 'Wei' Pi,, STOCKING BEEFEATER IDEA ' u.9 Real Fstmt. P'Ie' --'., 116 • -- Sell YOiT(;AG(3 BOUGHT & Lb A I i pv'chasp 151 Trd 1 A3r5 It a5(o, 71 iir iL.L,rr,aI (4 7 $519 l(Ø tack yard *tp 70 .74 storage holding 175000 Payton Realty Adults - high as an elephant eve Plap Oassted ac And Pile ise MACU 1 ---i t.. roomy ICC' - a rtqages Bought __.....,...&SoId LA( MARY 3 BR. hOme. hrethly DJnt,d 'nude & ' 2. 3 B ed r oo m & famI, 4rei, IS IS P1* 1,97 'ra.r apt - COLLECTORS ITEMS J OF SE DESIGNS HOICE SANTA Ill , - Ltii. en(, apt 'or rent THE FINEST JAPANESE MINIATURE . SAN MO PARK I Don t pile r longer ceded tern 11-1 t ' A f 4l ,IAT GIFT . ____ "Your lutur, is Our Concern \BINcU [AR BOTTLE & CASE 995 '° '1O? ' 1 _..WBOURBO CASE IC 13 wide, r pets 4dul?S NV s *elcome, ;i U, , Sanfoed BODY MECHANICS I Commir(4I 373 3176 ''Don't Delay D It Todd,' ç5' KY. 1 0450 5TH ' 1. SCOTCH DECANTER 377 6*31 - If you are havng d.tIculty fndtig a place lo lvi Ca' to d',e. a or me SecvCe you have need of, read all our wAnt ads every dly - 47 A C,.ne,4l Contractor '- hOme lot5 I I, acre Parcels 113500 per anl ,ea,s, near US I/ 97 1 lilt 4)4 acre - *l5' or No Credit CrtChteId , scr evv gn a tandem sale trailer, $7.lS 32291110, 373 CIII alter 3 pm - Hely, induStrial zofing, R R trontage cleared high ground. rm & fireplace. n town, 129.900 Wi ll i am Maic :oI. HEAL TON, I 80-Autos for Sale ,lu%I tPiflk-f cta%ttaed ads didn't with 20, REAL bR. 377 I BR, tam -- fll Viii? Eth,ll'i An liOvit. I m, W of I 4 on old $ Ff M at "a" Station, Paolo. )2 Sill THERE HEAL ESTATE Clark Realty. REAL TOR 372 ______ k,I (state ln 16? 37'? LOAN -n ( GIFT ))i . LANSON BLACK LABEL oto __ ( VPL ) s I 100 MONTH Y. BRB FINE IMPORTED 4: 0 Johnny Walker - WOOD WORk ING Promotable lobs tar carp,ntp,5 helpirs & lOmh.r ,A'd help WELDER Mah'ne parts e5'.enIiaI PRESSOPERATOR Must have Chef 15 press e.p 132 - lmmed,,te LOSSeSSOn 7 BR. central '414 Adlt5 No Pets 5173 , £çv (all 377 expanding (0 needs management e.p ,ill tra fi to' CHARTER ZBN Psomeoncorn,r lot, nice Quit %C('ofl to shopping Iii 500 371 CU) MOTORCYCLE TRAILER, 3 SCSI r 373 0031 after ow oi .ius THINK, IF CLASSIFI ED ADS DIDN'T WORK, WOULDN'T BE ANY" CaIIBart LAKE MONROE - 7 acres, 3 OR, 3' baths pool. 175.000 Jenny I lean 7 ItIt. * * carpet, C A$.H. kitchen appliancpi lawn r?i4ntaned 4'Cr Pad. QO - - - Sell The magic number ii 377 3611 O S)l9J , - -.-- - Two') 79-Trucks-Trailers lid KICK THE STORAGE HABIT Sell thSo utitul, no longer tim5 with a Herald Clan,t,d Ad Call att , • I 9i91 screened porch ,,'ov, fl O,i.ner Read, to finan cing boat, ROB0PI MARINE "27' Saritoid. $1a .37771 0worli front KlSI'l NEAL ESTATE. INC REALTOR 70175 French Ae . Sanford. FIA Telephp 1 )031 HI 0011 The quick. easy Want Ad *a, Ave - 0 I f o r Sen' O*n IcyAri .ey clean & roomy See ) mm P a lmetto lic I One Ap I1u4tt 1 11 CIJUC) j , ""' k t it.- 111w 9 DEC. - -,,'ft& BUTLER 11 I BELL LIDCKTY 6 010 11 111 % I SAT., Al ) ED SCOTCH 0 "~11!1 .-; ~ YIN RUINARTj . . & SPIRITS DIALER 6 DAY SALE MON., DEC. 12 THRU 1 71 n r Wonjer *h1l to do *th 377 2O TO SPEND umIy cottage in gtjet 'On.pfleni secton Garden, I bats fl-Antiques IS' *.th HP outboard electriC trolling ryoto, I. trailer. 1500. 5*S ,,' br RAYMOND E LUNOQUIST Rig .al (if.?, Broker a l A i,r,q a ta It 1 By Oner 3BR, 2 bath. carpet, fenced yard. truttr,ei & elras 571.0 Call 3fl 1237 _________ $ SECRETARIES Ph Co feedS YOU Gc,J ,ft'r $6,115 NIT 11,0 *i RECEPTIONIST Typing 50 WPM Plus pir5cjit, 1130 fliQ biflCit SALESMANAGER . 41 HOUSeS GARDENS I5 W IStn t AM EMPLOYMENT - sC Terry OVER $13000 - GENEVA "Leaders In Ethics" No. 1 In Service I " WED DEC 14 -' NEED NO 55-Boats & Accessones Leati oe Sale _____________ Building At 1701 tractive rates ses apartmen, single Story (Onstrucion adult I lam i area able Tv WWE LLiiAvL YOU *orkng byNEW YEAR'5 7tr _z A GIFT The Perfe'cE,FICATE Gift Soltition -. . 4. COCKTAIL HOUR 5 Tit 6 p M LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED ALL SALES DONATED R ESOLUT ION ) SMART SANTA'S SHOP HERE" .. CHRISTMAS SEAL PHILADELPHIA BLEND PORCELAIN ;_t Directory $irv(t R E T U R ft I ______ Offices for Re,t ______________ Pdtw Modern * - 3O•ApartmefltsUflfurfljstd f- NEED A SEIfVI(IMAP4) 'VOu'll find him tiled fl Our BVflu55 I, 2 & I WON'T ¼: r ABC l8HeIp Wanted ,I THEY I I • * _ . . * IDEASI GIFT •• * Monday, Dec. 12, It??-3 o �45-EyningH,tiId. Sanford, Fl. Monday. Dec. 12. $77 BLONDIE c CJ LA?ES ._ *w is Z. :. Ci..00OLAE ' "- C'. CE LEGS 7 &E 4_ 11*1 120P T 'r— a : ; OQ2E' M '# O)tfts-A lo I P .. , ;~, I 0 ,11 'EY EE ON TWEE i ! I : * . — It 20 o- 2 Eper CO. 21 Hony 3 23 Cc 27 Sad 4 pals. _ s'ai 'ear ,., Cc's'cs - - -, ` ___ ,~, _ - -" rl 1: ~~ I 1A 1V BEETLE BAILEY os i 3EELE5 s \ by Mort Walker ,THAT6 ROc kAl? TO START THE [)AY RIGHT OF THINKING No. 5PEA ME - 7 ECE Tp4E MOiER O - . jc co 3 1-i .. _ \ -; . I I" ~_/ 15 0 llp~,it oa jj - 26 28 P.111 2 Vj 45a a' , oil - 3, Acs Ct -:,'- 1 - 1 •' .i i C1 46 _ I I - behesid e.irs ago. bat.-d on aile*l aLRI ath both L' 100th and it is .1 niplt idea ol; 4. •.•p -• j. : URIIIIIUII i it iic a ~E I THE BORN LOSER b; I. 4 -0- . .,. S .LEt.&4AE ii ' A, .-t - 6 I . .. .4 ctM to . I on mom EDISON UIRlI_1lUU - ."I'. - " ' 1 - - ,-'-- - , ' Its 51,55th S FI\ltLl{(, Herald Staff Writer '-. , - S j 7 JSj - _______ Goo Ancl Rehires Analyst - .o, - . f A1d m*l ts ount f11 --S ' C .. , 1, 'I., '' '- !y1 _1 bicarbonate and the t-ni result it the increased formation f oreartionit at id anti 'ffe'cti'.c' that s ou can insult sour kil> with acids , alklainie' 'Utistances, and all variets of abstuies tndsuurstonderfuj IN it; C • - ''. trio, "'' N -_ 00 range o tshanisnu. to iamntain flu'. itJRd'[)jidfltI .iner ...-M-111111111111111111 a """~ or Poo '' — = , ,i • --..• Sansom III. HEN NONNI I 12 • Fooixt" that leave ion Vx(es% 0 negative iOflS such as chl(IrIItt 01(15 ,tft&-t the) tu*ve'f*'en' HetdtluIi,elj ore ii foods Pit- hluriii, bcnt stith s4jejiUt or petas_ iuii to f,int ,,iiiur h!Ir' •i411 ,, p.tasiuni. chlorite salt the, 'iShen ISO this, the> of ac-id JlkihfltbJIdfl(tU . u are too .,, 111 or 100 al kal Inc. u.siI!t k f d ad It is as essential • o siit, bOlt The' chem ica l IRUINIURNIIU L.. Probationary' Mixuo I tsinatt ttnd.s III itiiikr Ui. tsj L tiore alkalint flit acid a f,,t.. fruits, segt'table, ...- V... w Sanford,Florida 11277l- -Pric.' !tIr-rt. r~_ il rarross I J1Je1111lf! end result that foods that art. 52 .s a!ea- A ' 0 ?OthYp.ir No 98 Tuecday Dec 13, 1977 '013 please tell me if there is any •r• ' ' i .: ',;' : 42 Sc' WV 4f - f ouid I - liketo knots if it makes; an) Uilfertict if e eat ertan ftIc together Fur irstance, mt' claim that 1flCC Irwi is tted qu.icki>. it should not tic t'atefl with tooth which sta) in the stomach for a longer pt-riod Thv daim this contribute. tI tndjgetion Could •UD *. : , .19 _ . •-• 6 36 11,01"li _ ~_~, A -e T 11 L. IONI Lle, ubicates I I)EAR 1)R. LAMH o a 1. 4'' * I 4r-ö_i LIMO IL I 01 lot Cast 33 _____ On Indigestion __ M.i.can 320. *C 0 i 11-ft svo tICo mp ass point L QUeStIOnS a v ow '' tiW PO"CO 44 N?- I c Pit. : ppa?ent v:i Iai..1i 53 dO' I Hosts j a7 $M4U, 55 'IC resort 7 Ran $Po* $AiT1 D,aLjP O9 56 Crud tVPI Jaxi" I) Toppled P4ot$iIs, IA(PiTy t4Start(2*dsI S7Cl,ssf 0l.I Pt Atp.i'e 5! is ci.c -311 ATTL5 S 16 WIled ia th flAI.AJ.1 V, ---•- -+ $P •' TAS ASTA6 , A-*' I 51 B,co'e ACROSS by Chic Young . AiIO.I4' 5 -''II tJIIg Se-ittiniole ('otint> • - . s - -U.d, I II .rsonnel tI •0 i.tminority -- - - - - " ' •-, - - 'C' "as firt-d last - rionthbsl'ersonnd ______________________________ "It 's -- 10011010 I -tt".'V? , ,"" E t•r - d I a . ..... -•.... £4 • 4A — 4 - 53 - — - - 4 - - •, 57 - - - - 1 by Bob Montana E Si s - ,: % , •-______-' H O ROSCOPE B> BF.RM( I. BF.[)FOsoI, For Tuesday Dec. 13, 1977 'ii ith BIRTIIU jt•r sour sur'i todas riot!>. '.ti can tolerate cc at \t'it n s .nt It-ast tsipe with turn nest thirs still host- ,a ,I*-tial TV HISS April 20-SIas 20 If fasunatiun for %tU this CCII 10t >oU'It ins olved in sernttung "at rTravelin is the picture ripetitist-. don't let your II 14 light in it I. .lfI2 stri If suu relax rel ax for h. 11 , 44.h as )vu an • St- ti j n.ir.ut the oppeiticn it (,ITTAHII S %'(I,. 23- th lull win :1 Ribbing kiddin others GEMINI Ma> 21-June 2i -. EEK & MEEK iii wiiii I by Howie Schneider I LVJ ThERe RE 5Eiiii.ERAL 4)€k) F&E1Y TJ kX "THE "I--= is ) 3 I ida_s. but be .sretul isho )ou p I on the par Son eon I fluid Wit is hon %IIure ron,an t POP ,, by Al Vermeer - - if% ' - position •.O -'iii s J•Au - -. I •• 'C . ' hin • - • • • • ' , Vast !, ,. 's isssender 'aid Miss Ro'.till - guess or shoud - lootillit publk positsoil ariol sCI4llls trees. --- - l'lo'I' riolliig his I nt •---- xlwwft_v - E SUN COWS CUT?f You'll do 'well toda) unIc." %ou pernot sionicionti less prudent tit influ. Ott tOUt tttinkin Atilt Allilt's Jan 19 ' I'll lt"L'IN II III) I 5 lU , urpri.sed a ii ,ikt' l'IS('i-' S F -1 for other BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel E144 t&Tt NEW, rOU SJD THE CAR OU S)LD FuOOSY.' ME. %(uLD C3E1 MILES A ________ LL.OtJ! I WAN cuTOF GAS AND HAD TO WALK 10.— MILES TO A a Heimdahl u&Ax! WE WAININIA r I )ou desert % ou 23-Sept Opening lead -- Four of hearts ..2 1 , u lonf)% tol-tu've been putting off certain duties Someone ee es t 0 fit -tIe r I afterr the-rn Oswald fit s rcatil, tit rumind )ou in a It. •t'ti ft€nsite manner , 1.111RA iSept 23-(X-t 23 I It's P not to >ield to social Such h %ell 0'M r h 20i -. stan ( ( . ould comr.plishitull 14.'grat&'fuJ >ou can helpssht'n and sshe-re' >otc -rs s ( Ii - the lust Io.t %e-1,r the- hours ssere' extended until 4 a ill ever revoked due to it,s a b- - - - ,nLE1sF: HOWELL. •.. happ '.'.ith l's ('fltS si sssi-.r' o I s n or,.rsp :1 .....'t IflISeOIflUiUflit-ation • - 5- - 'SI vi_ oo ~ I E *, I"'ti.i. :Jii. 11,)%ell I,. the N"aff Sanford S 'I foo A S.-A S'j' - ,.'a * ,,.b '. a -J 1`1 J'A - Li sill it is I :f i ;:' "±Y ; .z , ',. . '1 (, , T It -,-,".i-i-' *11 '-I. ',,5 ': -- by Bob Thai (Tlr OfArfoollf.0 AT tAsr slootme OrHAr'S Vvioloolooror ~ TIE 'IAII UP- W1,1111.6 YOU — fol A CAN! 0i - " I - b It - 5 ) . - 5 _______ I - _________________ QM& Na jrqc~il 1- ',4_ . I / - i - - - ' ) - •. DOONESBU NY by Garry Trudeau - JWAY, 1IY AFLYS A B PEE W3!AAV 9e5 (SOFIA ui'Pr1V - ' - SMLJC<IEgI. ' '5s JA- - I; M4T I - 5 - TUMBLEWEEDS Th41S1'LJFFYS1LJ8GF Th,at I, ., if thoow citizeris request it hearitil. ,, I)cpartintlint of Filioironnictital Regulation which'tio-A #0 I loi11111FACK.' I ,, ' - ,' - --LS - plant lit Sanfurtlaiii get "hat thc%'vc asked for all along It - ,Ili official J)Ilt)ll( ho-arult: , , ' ' '; ____ '- S I Y' THE. 04UNT I. I ~ I -RILWPWI I - VICT 4TAu? / "j A,ttI5? Li y. 4t57i / y ' ,ON r A.J 4" et . I ;r -'; - statc , has tht. matter The' hearing is tluld be before' the' I )EH, is hich thu_st appros e Permits for the construction if IMliution abatement controls ant .'quipmnent 1151 Killer officials picked up the required Iwflflit applications from the' regional DF:l( office it) Or lando Monday, according to (htirl,". Col l i n s. air, solid tint industrial waste supervisor. Follow ing subniii'.sion of the' applications. the I)F:l( niust ic-ar.them open for public stud> for it 3a-das period, during w hich quested li> anyone questioning thl' public iiietting ('(UIII b. re'quepollution control plans. Collins said - hllossimsg the nii.'e'timcg, a pu blic hearing could the-ri i* reuest,'I b> those- still unli,apps is ith Ne'IIe'rs pollution plans, Collins sail, with the final decision on lb.- permits to rest isith I )I- It Tallah.is'.- officials s latest 1t-vt-hopnient in the efforts of Keller to build the $750,000 inelter in Sanford near the SanoraSil'.'er Lak e area Carrie Montla'. as the Concerned Property Owners Association - Liabor Sho is now working tin Today i -., -I • " i'•'.:-. --n., .' 40 :-.'! Cornti.i,i licr~, 111 a(IdItIon. ,, casino. l)r, l.annh Bridge Calendar ('omb-'. Crossword I'll F-B F-it horoscope' hospital ' UI 'HSF l.V F:5 Sports I:din4ial 4-A 4-A Te'le'.islon Dear 1%bhs 1.11 Weather 1-I1 l.A $,_S 1.11 6-A 2.8 3'.t sin Iii -y-.(. s.i' - ' -, , . : - -" :-• ',, ' is hose hapless first garlic in two '.e'ars this sst','k after 26 cnnsc-uti'.e defeats. Burns fired off a telegram to %IcKas taking (re-lilt for the e'spansioni team's first siclors in its brief histor), '::. ,- .'.: ,-' - "4 -' -. -i.. 'S - , -. , £. '.. -• ii-Xitt-rition can on!oi t- i:r.ir;IeA 1-. -p-cia! p-rii - - lsiUflt> . L'lliiiUiI'Siort an! i st t'ti h '. '1r' ." - I)ON\A ESTF.S - I .-'. ,' -p. - ' -' - P. ;' .1 , ,'' - --- 11 . ~I 111,. . 5 : P. ,*1ib0oo;_1!`%*"t btlI %TER I -. '' - 1F_X , j'i, , I -j', ;- fliM " ~, I I a.41f , ~%W_.,r r, :'' - t'' -'-• :.:' "'-.&, I~IMZ*I ~I 1 ,,p't l•4S5 tf -. - I '. - - . - :t-..., , , -- , . - - - -. -- l5 A"- "1 '1W' ~L 'W", ~ " * iX44.. 1L. .r: ,- '-1- " . till A *3' ,' -."-': ---'-:.•. '-i'-- - k ll- "-k"• :--.,., - - - -- ..' ,l' .i ".'__,t _ - '.' • - -' '-'I ', II 0 * 'anne'ere won their 'c-'i...,,, .: .' ri 1 -n s tA L I%%kt7, t~j' bannii14 ilk- sal" of alcoholit booliolo- Cragii' howe ver, hiitels and inotels and rv~!Ioturants '- j- - d. .'', ., ':tlj.t, - -':'--'.,-u-.' - - th.' telegram real]: - I'la> Ing •' 11 - The ('it> commissioners ire'vioiI held a public- hearing to hear the protests of those' opposed to the plant's location, even though the' hearing is as not required b> lass Commissioners iiitiintaimi that since' the' site plan timid zoning of the fwop.'rt> are- pro pe r, the's can't stop (lit' siiie-Iter . Sanford Masor IA't' Moore has delase-d any lurnitil decision on tIIuptinig a resolution for the inclu_strmal bond issue until all use oiibtiiiissminers arc- present at a iiirt'ting ' it- . - ' to fillanct. the plant. Message From ;.;,- ., - hujs o12 it mis and 7, a in Rut, the s pikes srtiar ',*til. ti' I ii _-,,5i .1;,-> -' ' ' ,,,! b. Cm commissioners are scheduled to div .uss ;I $750.(W in(lu.strial bund Issue at the cominis,sion inecting at 7 tonight c - f-A ". - .* r : -'- _ • s, Z. ''-J'i'-j,:' 1 11 !t.q I euicnt'. lass al so calls for it 2 it n. niiust remain closed on unda>, said city manager W F. Collillil 11011 l.'0it U) tt'PI — ('median (e-om ge But iii Ii a sports fan stith eon:passion, t'Sp('('fflhI% for Tampa flay coach john N ' ri,open at 8 a.m. Ne,A Year's Da% Other es -lablohnictits Plant lund Issue would be u.sed ' ! , . (llp4tblt' of seating and itt-Sing f.ItI to 200 perslns tin> - Arowid The ('lock : -fin:.L'i 1- 'c,--,, (tie' sctuat lartf 1,Ao iozoi.vrotini: ti-i(fius the oji ,.f't,x- S.uiford's law requiri c, tabl:, limitrits Atit-roe liquor i:, uNSIStSi III (he' plant fitributc'tI handouts wring r.siIlt'nts ,if the southeast SansferlI area to speak Out against the lIatit lii Smnforil Cd> commissioners and Planning and Zoning Hue - I tte ti uii of (hi past he said 511 (ii close at 2 art, , 1`0111) Sli'Kas XI, - ' I I-qui.." tending hours for Spl-t ial - eur , .- - - . i~ ovillool I YOUR ,Cc~,~ A$ E Or- 01101 y - I . i -- F_ ' '- -1;)- ulli"cl", all I.Pil 1*, (jut: L., the crilli of \1 ii. It' I S I ii r I! I . .',triford vitoc the -1"~".Ilol .1, 0 may f ace IJublic Hearing H> 5(0 In SitU .Ul,t%LS herald Staff %%ritrr ('ittziic iIpp.Iivl ti th e construction of arc aluminum suit-It iri t tier iils ii lit Ii vr(IIIIL to rdin in II for the ir ir ite-d a reas it Sei ittult (ct Its intl in the (its of InWintit-l- Springs. 11iu0nefJohn Govorulik . , aidthat elitt"n is huh u I la%kii k' . c -'' . ~ S 1 . frorn ,- tit (!epartnieni to anothvr a tong jib Sb, that up.l;ite under tb. lirt-elin I .11`!~ p:-''' b r - - " i f, ,- .,i_.'.e--"' ,,.', .^to' ;, 0 e'l 199,qjd,~, Co 1 .1r s . person in charge of updating in the middle if an extend..-1 our affirmnause a lion plan and prohati itt perio d. It siriipk in the ri'rall> take's sis se,','k'. •t. t v .1r c lit, 1141411 0101'-1111',-11. #.,,, ,f, ' I- then-( I\IA F - EP% se,i it !0 oo,jig000 - c,,e c o ,,,,,, , .. . Glisson 1 his t-tent].d the stas than transferred to the (If Than;ei ishu 1 , the runt. probation period 90 Jays. personnel office." afIirmatis action officer,' Neisstender said. Neisssenr said She now has Miss Hossell, one of three a clean -late as it st'• 'Acre At the roil of the .0 days, black aunhinistra is..- ern (;lisson again rate(] Ms _P!0 t' 11cr n.ss p!oyees at the cot rthci'.c said, with month probation period still be Russell's performance less than "Fm happy to continue satis(a..torv. and she was Seminole County,'' but she counted fruit Nov 15, ssben she continued on probation for an ssouId not comment on the "as transf'rr.'d I tb. p-'ronnel (f off; additional 90 days, the co unty negative pt-rforinancv rat in gs administrator said In the (It her appeal to \eisst..nder ..... The cun:. middie of the second 90 of that led to his overturning her II Miss Russell %,l he first extended probation. he w as firing h. Thames ansb.-rr.-1 cour.ty •'irplo>ec tranqerr.i to the personnel polic:es Fl! ask ih- R041r1 f Clerk Nance> quesliont-d %hat tilic opoi-ii hours arc in the other (itics 4,f ) , - - Countlio NII(IrIIv* ht istlie closing Will- in Oviedo. at i ording it, Cit.% ('tiuncilite-ni frank S - hutte' and John lz-ight> beth voke penalty If he has not revoked he plays it to the :..,,-,..,r',--,,- ROGER sF;IsWENI)En and producti%e %kr)rkt:r Aho was Pat i.,'5' I, ,t" s-7 - - - rated It-.-,s than %atisfa(to,i bt, lb • ii Lnit p ilitit lic.trings awl publication, ro-quirt-d for tic" though it (IoNing tune of 6 ;I III was requested by Stan Lee and Jonn Romito I - \ re' snç he must pas the It rks in • it Ii iloption of nest ordinance-'., stInt-h, isith the' public stored to his hand If he has pvnnoli - RADIOACTIVE PAYS Footw iif(- -J rill "i(IGAINED tntil,f)ol llrG,ofje_ r S A I FRANK AND ERNEST ' 1. /~ a I - • - •;s--,_'.' --i-' - .,•,. ;:a' • - '.'--.t 't - -. - - i -,e' i". .41 - V . . :: I' — i -. loe'llitt-ndtlIC CIOSIIllZ tllllt' 1111 thOSC CIIIeS would requirc dropped the card It is re- $UPIRM.I HE clE5' M f - - . Div (oil,sq-tisus of the Callosor-lbot,rrli. Cal, Council in work are times when their failure • it'. • ekli-rided ''to help t itto businessitien" as has been (lone in - ; t- l We decided she isas a capable J;inuar%> to the lhpartment of I)crector '? '-"I,, ' ) •• . •'- I u I I , .1. .. .I, i' I -• 1 talked with %Iis,s lthssell at Hossells performance was I 1,- , ,,uncil I , to take formal ,o lion (-ri ttit, ,,%t.,i;ti,t!I f i i it licit \I rid i'. s 1" it bun it ir tt it. 1111. clooli tillit's ritillaill 2, .1 Ill . dv~pllu till- h. hdil% I:, lt ii ont Springs, I AI!ILstINI I • ill ik, \t irs til l III i tion Is that the player ball Holmes 3tOry of the dog that barked in the night Actual- S4OflII'fl) t,kt 24-Nut' That little green -e'.ed rionister s iits ft itch tic ii It ( isse lb. rr'. an d continut U ir ii. rrs n ikin, until iii I In this case the presump- Jun: "Somewhat along the line of the Sherlock spoil the fun for all The missing card was tht m found under the table II. t,s5tt0 Manila> night isa'. that the open hours should be' for declarer .igaircst >our better judgment you could Lie u psk-t bt-caii %ou can I i Wtitt-ii tit-, ustablishiriients selling alcoholic beverages on is •r F c lost it the tr idition d time of 2 m rciovicr,tit Scrimi,olt. Couritt. Ina% not have to go tiollit. '. for 'Review the bidding' -I M ost of the time the opponents have not bid, but there SPIDER MAN jI '-• I • G i ve A California reader was playing a ilani contract At the last trick it was found that he did not have a card in our to bid will solve a problem pressure,, todd% Giving-in da It 'The ly. the dog failed to bark f an which told Ifolmes that the -status . criminal must have been Ple to-cluvi of a sien,anding ii the plopic rietti l joor It*% known to the dog " In. ri l l 'a ill ni-ore- than lik.'h git itt a gilti gani .- Vi plait Oswald ''West opens the MAKE ThINGS RGI4T! STATkcN.' hd%1'' sap judgne'nt thinglo, rarel% turn out : - :i-;'' . - ve p I c A decision No lonii: )( . i u % hen I Au. - ". ' :\ -- - - '' nornitill> ve'rs disciplined. associates You night be V — ---- • it office t'niplojees are on pro ba tion for their fir' six months of em t1i amoiiist I h' S - -'-' HOW FAST THE SNOW t.ELTS W14J THE 16111 ONIAE office New county . t fts.J (") bidding - ) tCtJ NOTICE 5 N,tt.I om Patrick Colbert, 2, is suplio-i Ili Ili. Iiii-1pilig Illoill. .Nlrs. William Colbert. sell C hristmas 'I'rcts it till' Op timist I ol at the '/as re's Matra ' I Patrick if% filleet the - the bidding the eliminated East dealt passed He has shown up isith six heart.s to the a king- 0- nine If he also hi-Id the ace of cli.bs tit- is ulil surel> have cIpe'n.-d the 1' hired b> the county in October 1976 as coordinator of federal grants, wor k ing in the • I I4r& d Photo b, SALESMAN e fill t m" nave 1ifl tertuuuiIIs t't rj he fired \Iiss R(I%ell," 'I nd. r said her Nov.28 dismissal b> the personnel director resulted from nhlsconuliunication betset'n h. and Thames She was transferred from tb, ()MAE office of Man,igeriient Anals sis and Ft •luation (dliii to the per -..m. I dlii.. right in the middle of h.'r second 90.day probation period extension.I thought she s ,uiIl begin again %% lit) a fresh 'is-ri,ntb probation period," the ((Unt) adnimi,strator said. "Hut Hon compiled an evaluation, based on * days with ()MF. and 45 days at personnel iflu determined her performance a5 less than satisfactory. Any employee still 00 probation after a year is automatically terminated, ' S - I art Roth '. ulne'ratt,' - ast est North tni - . 1f South reirst Os%ald lu i,-, - - ~our birth jack Is it 3 4 A i • , - %hether to play the kills or Milt, Tit Be wary today in joint ventures le the lions share of the pens. fall upon >s ou You ma'. be operating from - - • 5 king-jack West plays hit Jim South has to dt # W- 42 A a club toward (juniii li, , # J iii 6 i . 4 heart South tufts dr-ti'-' trumps and t-ventuulls le,,ls E %ST kttite-s out op IIf str-t raph I A'tter .N1.111 j'' rot'- for c- at h cops and a long. s,'lf-I1rt'stsl, '.uripe'd '-nvel.pe' It. ,-Sstriraph. I' ii It-s 48. Radii ('it % • Notation , i VIVO it, sure to I PRISCILLA'S POP I S2 , !:calls suited 6~ ,kllndinl~ fo, If • • the act' and k ing ishile "est futile .i I. • fourt' of h. art' % LST Ll . - ontradict other. ju.st ' fur the k of irguny • rt All SOU II do . — I -4 j ;s '. I 'IN (Th ' t s; d ' IMc V€L ffilt,.Urli illT. I Ir Lr( HIGHLY tflMEJ.JT }' (f) VJflH 1k iis u .' ' WIN AT BRIDGE t)ec. I]. l9T .JL_çaT7 4 - cartjjjc ii .-.. ARCHIE 4 41 - - L -- •'-4. 4 1 .. .. III it it id These 'outis ire' 01 tnt.. o. ii ainitaimstd b s tIc. fish p.ult r> • r.tit of the cartr.ji acid Itedt hees, ttrtiI .And )II.t nuts hi(h tt'aks k)wn inti' cartlIn Fifty stars ago the idea 1 O%i It IrId t att r to titar tuinate in the tid> -If there i.sa ;Epuar that >oushould not ...t1 dull and a1jlint- ash 1ojc rdatist increase n acid the bads becunts more tortber lIoes tr. the normal acid and if it is decreased the person still produce .n ii iigt'%t itt- Juices from the tud becomes litre alkaline F.ist that teat- an .1 id ash 'tuflafth arid has t' alkalne Juices ill the 'UI., 4 dV14 tWC55 jfluU.flts of i(Ufl and potassium and related ink sti Iron t stall sn.I frol ato t ic juit t S It, itfItflh in the tt,,I> after tb.-> lb. pancrea base been nt'tabolizeil These normal bed'. can regulate it osto acid or alkal:ne eri- at.' ssititc bess or acid ash Ironhient according I UPI Thc i )n,bIrse with bicarbo nate to form .diun bicarbonate or reeds of the riorrent at least in potassium bicarbonate The healths ptiph' with fltfli.aI Increased .wowi of LociiIJii'4itt' it1it* God in 'I, the - itiosie-, 'Oh, God,' makes me' an authorit> on miracle's. I parted the Red Sea for %Ioscs and won the I%9 World Series for the •--.. 'rLi ----- -•' 'iii. I iIIeIUg care ui nit' Hues on Sunday was the- cH,,ald Photo By Tommy V,n.Cn?c FROM TOM toughest job In in> career. Dow nie a fasor and win nunibcr two tin your osen, ''('on g r a I ul a lions, George Hurn,s." The gas-el was passed Iefti of Southern Bell. the Greater Sanford ('hamber of ('umnterce, to ness president, Toni McDonald ( second left) of Abstract ('orp. Elected s'ice president '.5.15 %'Ic Arnett ( right ) of First Federal Savings and Loan, Janice Springfield second right) ssas chosen treasurer. Scott Burns of Florida l'o'.ser & Light and Bob L)at'hn ssere elected to the e x ecutive committee, Gib Edmoisols, president, First Federal S&I., was chosen to head the finance committee, outgoing president of TO TOM this morning from Toni Hunt '. , ,- � 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 12, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 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 12, 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/2d2812b3508f3e99b44610fa8263a59f.pdf f6b7af0b10df45d89c6f383b35f46329 PDF Text Text Sanford, Fl. e 45-.EvenIng h rald, Friday, Dc. 9. lflJ BLONbIE by Chic Young ' SIR N EED $1 0 A vE TE. ETA '0 CALL . S 10 ki • 1 I Hand on nip ' Kni his I each Answer to Previous Jiluil SI Animal o f South ! ThTU NI !1IJ H4 11 Nevada city 53C&oradocuty 12 Grasshoppers SlIatreme fear i . 49 For ACROSS BOO KIE IIi 1 ,1 1 AVE ACROSS) ON 'E ' 1 hull 1I! III 11ThJ Right On I 17 19 Irish dance Hill scofes 20 Astraddle Lii 1!* 1 — t ,1 -___________ eJ - ___________________ BEETLE BAILEY A HOT CUP OF COCOA WOIJLP NICE OACO PAY LIKE 7HjS by Mort Walker ' ) ( \,,,,/ / BE E Px p \HOT i.—. i I ,_,... ¼. ., P".- -) i ) i. ' ) i ) - T PI (; -' I . I - 4 ~i - — THE BORN LOSER 0a %wnw Sansorn by Art fiI1 " ___________ i I Ili 1 M1 1 I signal 6 rcari n Asle 39 ceiling of 22 Benches n Villains nemesis 24 liii resentment of the mountains 41 Criminal 26 Queen 42 Small 5hiOn 43 Parodied Boy (Sp I 46 Little arrow 44 cr eaturt 30 47 Barge Ominutesuf fix 1 114 7 IH[endd4 I 70th Year, e 1. ______________________ 1~ ~ Ir _________________________________ Bob Montana by hot u n RECOR AGAIN OF ThESEAV VEONCA THE WEEKS ARE MOUNTING UP ' HAVE DADDY M AN ADVANCE ALLOWANCE, PLEASE 97 - ' r I. _ ''t. • _______ .. Q CC F ] 10 I • • 7 1 . _____ - , L , . _____ -- p / _____ - _________________________ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - _ls SIMPLY JAT1.I UAY.. LOUWUL515... T-OF DISAGFSUQ6 "TH , ttR HIGH CPIkJIO&J j '.-------. ^ )`-1- 1i ," I I ! 1 J -1 '. ,I " /2 s PRI5CS / - -, ,27' S POP by Al Vermeer MOM. WHERE S ''" THE DENTAL FLOSS? --- PP , 10 t AGAIN HE USEC) IT 70 FIX HIS ) % 9 /'• BEHIND THE I CAN T• BEUEVE IT' — HE'S FINALLY LEARNrAWTHWASH \1 / BOTTLE IN ING 10 TAKE CARE 0F HIS TEETH! THE CABINET .// ,)/ ,'" THANKS (' - ¶j. I/ f&, 's.. 'W ' -' - - \. .- ' ',_J - - ______ ________ .Y. J, I ' . 's.f a -') r' VO o ( / The spirit of cooperation Is especially strong in you today. There's hardly anyone you can't put completely at ease in >our presence IA\( Iii JUne21 Jul> 22) A good da% to start a new job, a nss hobbs or even a new exercise program. If you initiate it now, chances are you'll get a lot out of it. 11(1 • Juls 2 Aug 22 The lion LS in his element today, You're fun to be around and you Use the b,-st in your expansive nature to make sure excellent d;s> Its make sonic' ' available. ), , ) good time to ,-heck out that new crowd you've been curious about Find out to whom >ou re rorliantic ill'. suited to b> sending for ~otur c,opy ill Astrohr mph IA tier \lail 541 cents for vach sign desired and ;I long. self adds essed stamped en velope to Astro-Graph, 11.0 Rot 48Q Radio (its Station N 10019 lie sure to specify cif> your birth sign Dtc '"-Jan. 191 Contemplating •t career AI I RI - , nwo A T 0 0 I f' \'IHTII f) ~ kQ w A 10111i A III 5 , # 6 4" ' III 9 ,7 5 .1 £ 1 t A 14) 4 %401 fit )'as l'ac. • Vas% ~ V vinds; that havf- been dragging at his six notrurnp conlra( Because tie could afford to lost (tilt fi art trick 'flit t, fort he ,,'.'life the standard safet% pla) of plunking do,A n 1 t imu V. h ri V. • st ilr.ppc ii the king it sAil. matter to go to dumim and fin 's i ilfist I- et I chanu to brimii iii the wtiuil, suit is to fine ss this queslu This seiris i, urit i ulmiulds • . to a AAJ2 North,South vulnerable wets S rOt I ti i gOt 2, down assuming h gave tt hand the correct pla) ; V 109873 0 AKQ I r I NI toll or tripleton king it, it,,. East hand it losf.% to it,#, n tual holding f k lii hint: & I - 7XV5 w7m [' by Stoflel & Heimdahl I4EY. . I RAN A COMPUTER MINT-OUr ON THE jJ CCj' ( t AWAY! , I ' - __ . ' OVER WERE R*4T fl_/, I Piv GET THE REPAIR PEOPLE . c , j " r, Something bigcould tie brew Ing for you he way of a Joint vcn ture Things could develop to(L*iy that mean cash today. i'4 _ -, % 9; securitN totnorrwA. Zft r "Mi : . j '6 1 rep today. All those fine op. "unities aren't cannarKeil for others; one could have your name written on it. / Alff. April 19i Sona thing is' s> happen todas -- ,I\ :;- I /1 - a, 'i-c • game vilas duplicate Ice mdc d tipIi extra 10 point-, for plavins , Ill . . notrump itttiougli South did make all the tricks ()I, the other hand if he hail he en in I TMAr ht '' " ' - c .- - '!.J LwU'ScutU' NO W iT5 MYTLSIN' 4IIII7 ~ t ls CL 1 _____ -.-----. 0 Road Patro ru . It - . I ! I -- I .... ~;~ If/1091116, 1 . r - ' - -- 'V .' 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I P. ., - .; . _~_ ! . it 11 Wf , -. _-, '. ; -..;.-*.',.' - ii, -1 V-S , I " % it e 4, - . . -,.- _ . .- . .. . 1 i 5 i- I . - I I&NOW11111111 . 9;` "* , - .f. I . . , ('IIt'('K l,II'Tl,ETON PREPARES TO LAUNCH IS-FOOT PATROL BOAT _-"_"_- _- C'____' -___- _F, r_'_ ---------------__ - r- Tr"- 'V - - - - - ' ' - - ' - - . _0 ; -.. I . -,,. . -'l I ; 1;, " I .- I - -; ..,. f, ~6 'S-?QIiZ,1 .. *Ji, !,r'i i0-, '? ye . ' It - ' % Vnilo-r t1w plan, an%,,;~. ,,,:. ; , ;- ,t% - an !,it- ite tht, I,o'_-.1 While ithe~ vii ',P~;:;c~ P=zle Lake vir the St Johns revisti-i- Ill, nalill. s%Ith the a '.4111ch* tht' thii (OUk Place. cruLse domi paved high%oj):,. River (()unt~ ,lit-riff's office and and local ,heriff's officials can asphalt Is a luxur% to Trumbil) Usuallv. the two are re 1(1St in imiulis idu slizc d he re ii hi the rightful owner and lattleton separated in their patrols b> nullitcr that can he vni!ravi-d I tie plan ti~t.s been pwhed At an% given moment during many miles of Seminole County fl P' rson..iI preupe rts riucesls bs the Florida F inn their dii'. the'. 11 be bounclnê. Ierrtin in contact with each Part of the number is burvau to i' V-sist farmers and along mudd), rutted roads, other and the outside wurld by ru orule liii (lit N itmonal trina itthoui.h mnsunc can drising thr ough shallow water radio oni> r sOt he r Infi, nnation ('enter computcr% rvizoter under the identificaton at a renicite lake's edge or "This job Will keep ~ou -covering stolcii N~ ~lctn See SHERIFF'S, Page 1A ;)e .-,.-,. '• " -' ' g would be difficult. "There's just It X "i -"rV,Lr---- -- - "' .. . - -_,;7 I ---r, y-f'---'-"n'-'.'---'-.r'------- --,-"-r"",Tr''r ' _________ S ' " .J T ______ . r *. &.Q-k ____ ~4 - , ` " , - - 1,4 1 _'"i Irn ' -t - See AU.. DRESSED Page !A "' ". 4 ,.4 I 7 '- I $,o , r r-1 -, , ',",." - ~ "O N, - , , I., %, .If' I,1 i " I. I'll f %. , ti , " , ., t,.% ~ .! , . - '., . -JW -0 J~V'i,,1.1 .8 -',''.-' . A don't know whether back In elementary school they -' ' uur' j . JI I ~,, V I -;~*. .t'1; _______ Ducs t he -.4 ay a student dress have anything to do with the way he thinks of himself? According to Don Iteynolds, principal of Seminole High School, it does. There was a tune when )OU could tell a student s at titudes by the way he dressed," Reynolds says. -Then they all started dressing sloppily and you couldn't tell anything. Now there is a definite trend to neater, more fashionable clothes on campus It again is possible to tell about a student b> looking at the wa> he dresses Janet Flo>d guidance counselor at the school agrees If ou feel good about yourself, and about where you are heading, you tend to dress yourself that way. The way you feel on the inside is reflected on the outside," Mrs. Floyd says. If you feel pretty secure about sourself feel }OU have something to look forward to >OU tend to dress well." Both Mrs Floyd and Reynolds agree that there is a significant improvement in the way students dress over the ssa> they looked e1ei a couple of years ago Mrs. Floyd feels the change ma y go back even further than that "Times and attitudes have really chiLiged in the last five years," she says. "Kids are trying to make more of themselves, whether they are planning logo into college, take a job, or planning s some ot her future she says. And Job opportunities - as well as the simple economic pressure to get a job, have made some contribution to the new neatness Mrs Floyd says. "More and more students come into guidance. asking about ways to get jobs, about information on different kinds of joba, she sa>s -Tsi is a bunch of students sitb . Ate 4 ' _______________ ________ L ,! - •- 0 I I __________,__.____._.____\_____..__.____________.___=.__.___—---------------,,------= M,~ . :- patrol has been working - 1 --n-=--_---------'_cm %'~ V~ _,v",i " , ii~ - f-~ ; lp A %I 4 17 '21 . _*,~.,~, W ~ - GLENN TROMBLX DRIVES ALONG snoRE; OF LAKE IIARNE' - sT t"/7 017 - ~ ~ -f- 1 V Isi 11 " ' "We didn't make any arrests of cattle rustlers, but rustling '4 j J I A. F. -1~ - I I's. 1 " V - -,"... fit 1. Ir I - -4 -11, - -11, I . by Garry Trudeau .~_~~ - 11% - n A . C7lhtf \ ~ - . --_-;`-,WjAW l,W oing ic And Bump*iest Jobs In Sem*inole i - N/, #Le, .NVX'._ 0 ~ 11 Since then he said (be stlin tIaxiritcills until now t is - 701AM I *40 ; -_~W V.-- _Wl; 1. . 1 _____________ _______ I 0.K. 1 Dressed k -5;n11 N it :: l _____ - by T K Ryan I .. if I t1 drinks -Until 10 .~n iii the slet-ples.ii nwht bevari -%I)lt%l 0SIMIN p;ii Sem inoic Jeep to,Aard a solute Pontiac -.atLsf led the car's owner vi, asn't t1vton, . trespassing Count%'... p.L%tures awl %ii(xhis parked behind a tree. anti . lie lives next door to the Seminole ( ount> Sheriff s front the Jeep s cab roof owner of iii. propert) here trespassing hunters ']Ile LIAO also patrol ci)wit% Drputs Glenn Trombi spotted vialked to the rear of the Trombly said. "Ile undoubtedly the tread marks leading toward Pontiac and noted the tag has permission to hunt here watt rw a>s for stranded boaters protmbly hunting squirrel." the piney %soods east of &inford. number and check outdoorstnen for the A routine check on a routine proper licenses Thoie are fresh and Moments later after nmnin Trombi 40. and Littleton. 34. they're going our way." he said. a check on the nwnber through day for Tronitil), %tX) 'A Ith -put), Cliuck Litgunnint, the four-wheel drive a dispatcher, Trombl% "as special off road patrol and skater safety unit begun about . 61,111111116. I/ Sleep/essN 1 6ght Bs SC(nT ABI1AHAM!S Herald Staff Writer Tills - 1. , r".ili : ed, ttcrr, m .J MMA Holdup / - - • - " •' TH Avcs TUMBLEWEEDS ,A The Most f - 0 . ; , , I - A , ii, 0.0 I ! --!- - . • - 6 ~:i ,-- 1 HlV ! YA'S fAX FORM ovE ME A 1") • Sheriff's by Stan Lee and John Romita - • . , .X , SPIDER-MAN S iT T'AE 55*IN6ME VAX$R' , :..., . - -- - ee on told her to dump the mone% in the drawer without the bag She Barbara lovino spent a sleepless night Friday compiled. "I'm itiper-tight today, she conceded Saturday. "it Was hard -It scared me. It's hard to explain how my body felt. I didn't s for me to sleep. I was sleeping, then I woke up, and slept again. of a gun. but I did see that bonib It looked like three sticks ee "W'hen I woke this morning, everything so ent through my mind. dynamite. I believed th e note; I wasn't going to take any clianI keep thinking of that happening to Inc..." ct s The that occurred between 3 and 330 Friday afternoon as 1rs (05110 s iid Saturda> she hadn t pushed the alarm Mrs lovino was stationed in her outside teller s window at the ".Someone i1se pushed it." she explained. "Everyonewas in It he Tropic Bank of Seminole on Sit 436 in Casselberry. A man drove up to the window. Be asked for a deposit slip,"doorwa> everyone knew what was going on And so did the Cass,elberry police only moments later. Mrs, Covmo recalls. "Then he asked for a pen It looked hke he was writing something on the depoait slip. Then he sent a brown According to (Xficer Jun Rul, Det. James Ifingham Was bag in, cruising in the area when he heard the radio signal He lw-ned * *Don't do anything, just read the note," the man cautioned ht,around and saw wt car pulling out of tile ban' "And put all the money in the bag." Bingham, lluf said, then radioed Det. Durbin Gitch who finally It was a holdup, the firt inwhich she had been involved in more chased the suspect down. lie %oas identified as Gregory McCoy. C than two )ears of banking experience 23 In the car police rcportedls found i 18-caliher revolver arid Mrs. losmo read the note A bomb is connected to the alarm about 827 000 in cash system." it read. She opened the brown bag and saw "vohat looked McCoy was arraigned in Sdnford this morning and held on 18 400 bond like i bunth -0h. )vs. I believed it," she said Saturda) "I gave it sonic -This is one experience Illnever forget." Barbara Covino said She has worked at the Casselberr> bank for about six weeks thought I wtsn t going to question him - g.** tie The robbkr spoke agam. *'[lot all the money in the ba coming from the Atlantic National Bank of .Sanford %%livre she had sajd She started shoseling lOs and 20s into the bag A colleague en work. d several months She also has pre vious liankin, cx the next booth Stephanie (.ardner. according to Mrs Cosuto also pe riente in Fort l.auderdale The mid afternoon experience changed her plans for the got into the act -You put )our mone) In the bag, toi tilt- robtier ordered. evening, too. ' She lead had a date waitinl, for her at home But she called him. Both tellers did what they were told- as they are cautioned to Wight of brid4 ,-1 wisi-ii, t I ~ %11 I I vl~f %, - - '1 it FRANK AND ERNEST - - I? — • hag wouldn't fit into the window, A 4.1 y - A s. -Is-t, rs',itj,-t if it is true' thi,,t the' lair Sithit'> I .t'ii,, (ifl(' of the '*test aol (ion and whi\t plase . r s of all tifilt. (lid 1110t 'Ails travel too far. / - ii AZkw's^sw!iiv,~~ Opening lead 1 & North thought about ititi ding seven lit' did tme IS 's high-card points and fiv rt hearts. but decided to SCORPIO 'OvI 24-Nov 224 A ,hange in mriditions; presently evolving could brighten your financial picture lt*s been a long timni in coming but worth - • *1 told Nin I couldn't send it out." Mrs Givuio said, The robtx,r air .mbark on new and exciting voyages i ""'' i&-pt. 23-Oct. r i Teller " - BUGS BUNNY i . W't II I'a%s is I SI un _______________________________________ _______ ,, 10 1977 21) Make .sonic slight transformnat,onc in your social / t'. & Z - 0 . _______ you / L_" _\ J t( N (" ______ For Saturday I - ''" f' HOROSCOPE , aying Ma - 1. .sheriff's deputies said A .skeleton found near Like riult the iTifl s idtntit) \Iianii intsti,atiirs (hi. Garay said the remains were Mary is the remains of a man, Itones from the skeleton were generally regarded as the top •td to 35 who apparently to be sent to \liainl for further unearthed Wednesday, and iuthorittes in their field in the died from shotgun wounds, study. where a forensic an crews first thought the) had southeastern US., could also Seminole County Medical thropologict tsing sophisticated found the remains of a cow or i local authorities Examinerr Dr (, V Garay said equipment would in to other large animal sheriffs description of (hi. s ictilti determine th man's race authorities said 'hlturdas phssit ii appearance Garay estimated the victun Shortly after noon Thursday, (sara> said he found shotgun He noted that sheriff's inpellets in the head and body of had been (lead -a few months," a road grader operator ve igators are assuming that the skeleton. unearthed on but he mid it ,Aas difficult to discovered the .skull and foul pla% is involved since the Wednes(Lay and Thursday by know exactly hoiA long the body suininioned investigators. remain's ,Aere found in a crews clearing land for a home hall been deteriorating in the The area %as roped off and shallo%4 t"o-foot grave i4ith field Jtselotxiant bone and earth sampks were bulkt holes in the head and Construction crews found the forwarded to the Smittisoman shoulder area. ' Garay also said that teeth found ui the skull appeared to temains while clearing land Institution for a specific Spoiski said the results might be -very well preserved." and south of Lake Mary, In an area determination of age. be back from Miami in t%4o or Sheriff s de pa rt in tnt three days. would be compared with dental east of Like F mma Road near S SCOTT spokesman John Spolski said AifRA1lAIS records in an effort to deter. the Interstate-4 interchange _______ WEE'cS 9 ~ I '3 . - • •' r. EKZE= - __________ ________ ; I I I Ma,,. Found In Lake - _______________________________________________________ .S cholesterol deposits in tl~(! . 'he tw w 13 Heart to develop eating habits tl~,jjt American — Association recommends that promote health throughout sour 14 adult men should have no more life I.-, no%. I Owlesterol passes througti egg yolks a sleek. than thriv 17 18 including those used in (ooking the bile froun your liver into the I , E — - .0 in pies and other foods. intestine. It is reabsorbed thert20 21 %%h)' Tohmitthi.chole.sterol 22 23 111 round and round You have to intake in the diet. 25 - T 7 T I A large egg contains only 65 tither stop its production i)r(t' I3 29 I - 32 grants of protein, s your three 1111111 its absorption from the - _j._ II eggs for hnakfast prosides 195 intestine to 33 34 35 grants of protein hit '. are also .. holt sti rol iI it I — ...._J C is) high fat foods and ontain 36 37 38 How much protein and what more fat calories than protein. . . I I I Those three eggs will give you should )ou eat for it tx)fj% 40 660 milligriuns of cholesterol. building program' I am sen. I I valth Letter intake recommended bv the nuniber 5A. Weight Training Inter-Societ> (orninission for for F ne rg> and V. tight (ontrol I) s Heart Resources Committee of to give sou inore information nationally recognized scien- Others who want this in - — . hat 300 formation can .send 50 cents I in 1111 grant c hole sit r ol with i long staniped sdf I J allowance for foods that are addresstsl enselopi for it (On higher in protein such as lean in e'trt of this newspaper. Pu meat You'll get more protein lbs 1551, Radio ('it> Stahir,. and less fat front lean meat Ness York, NV 10019 with all the fat trunnted ass a> If >ou consume 100 grants of You may be surprised to find good protein a day and vat _____________________________________________________ out that cholesterol is not reall y enough calories from other 0 a fat, and is not metablized as a foods to support your beds 8> BFK\l(F 811)1 OSOI fat All that exercise may not needs >oti shoulc have enough lower your cholesterol if you protein to build at least one consume a lot and particularly pound of new muscle a week Dec if )OU are putting on seciglit, with >ow- exercises pcograzn. sonic of which may be fat and that rate is most unlikels Those high fat, cholesterol- Extra protein is sunpl) iksed ~'o ferent outlook on a problem YOU11 BIIITHDAY laden. high calone diets that calone., for energy or stored ,, )LOU. (logging Dec. 10. IrJ7 sonic body building programs fat. refreshing experience. You could arnve at ;I cro.w TAURUS i April 20-May roads this c o min g se.tr and Perk up > our ears today if choose an entirely different hear someone mention a new TV II I U R street of dreams chances are business opportunity. There %our decisioniA Ill be all exciting nias be a ss.i> you an cut Ii ust %1,1) i,id I s I one )ourself in on it. _______ - Sinford FIoa3277tPr,ce2OCents o9junda!beJ1977 - DEAR HEADEII - Fwirly thing about mothers, the), are 8 _ 9,% 10 Ind 1 - lift weights three days a week. I am told protein is important ______________________________ inmusclebu1lding.andonea) I to get it is by eating three eggs for treakfa.st, along with toast, put people on are the makings of fatty-cholesterol depii in milk and fruit every day. se h&art t arterie hat J1t her Innks vascular disease. cholesterol ia eggs in Those diseases are not just and I should eat only three eggs a week . I think that since diseases of old people, either cholesterol is fat. if you ezer- Over 70 percent of young lien cise enough, you tootild )List eximuned from Korean Will, 40 Gem of Canhage 12 ku ~ LaDr 1 i AZ! I S South 34 One or the other 20 Landed 21 College head 46 Sumfref time ; I Lowest point Opposite ks:ff . I ~_ ___ 2 -I 11.4 )abbr ) garden I I Longhand SUIVL) -.. Chivaify C r i ti cal 39 Oily 9 Station (Fr) 27 Entity 28 Fairy tale 42 Window part 10 Biblical - ,,, I 3 Persia 4 Time zone 37 1 ç l~t r____, _______ '40 1^1 ) .- '-' . 35 sw ThEM i 18 2 Hardy i ''l 11 11-1 ___- L II -' I I.. YES '\ SiR' ) / 3 'i ; - problem I have with Illy mother? Every nloffang. We get into an argument over eggs. ir ~# a m It 0 L it I a it I 5 N DOWN 25 Street (Fr) 26 Twosome 29 Macabre 31 Wonderful Egg 9=& I _rl0 a a ~11111 uld 5 ~. " a &L ,~J if-.:.- o Mom _ DfgiMBCo UP Elt , 1%11 S rry, Th" Time Puzzle - , --, A- I I �24-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, Sunday, Dec. ii, i t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mom Told: FLORIDA Kids Stay If Dogs Go A PLAUDIT FOR PEREZ NAnON With several sets of IN BRIEF I Wife Acquitted In medical eyes upon r I) fl Murder Of Husband I1EDDING, Calif. (UPI) - A 38-year-old mother who killed her husband after he reportedly beat and sexually abused her and molested a daughter has been acquitted by a judge who said the shooting was justified. Shasta County Superior Court Judge Richard Abbe Friday found Wanda Sue Carr of Burney innocent of a manslaughter charge in the ):illing of her husband of 22 years. V1iflearn Carr, 43, last July 7 . I don't believe she had a viable alternative." Abbe said. Deputy District Attorney William Lund, Who had reduced the charge from murder to n.aslaughter, said after the trial, "It's the first time I felt I didn't care whether I won or lost." \' 1 - Humphrey Gets Wish THURMONT, Md. iUPl President Carter, leaving an aide to meet with farmers converging oft the capital, took Sen. Hubert Humphrey to the presidential retreat for the weekend, fulfilling yet another dream for the cancer-stricken Democrat. - Humphrey, a candidate or factor in every presidential election since 1960. never had visited the retreat in the Maryland mountains, not even during the years he was Lyndon Johnson's vice president. Navy Inquiry Sought WASHINGTON (UP!)- A congressman, citing the deaths of two Navy recruits, has told Navy officials a pattern of recruit abuse may exist and a service-wide investigation may be needed. In a letter to Navy Secretary W. Graham Clayter released Friday, Rep. Thomas Downey, D-N V., detailed a number of alleged abuses. Mountain Name Causes Stir VASIIINGTON (UPI) - The battle over whether to rename Mount McKinley its Indian name of Denali "great one" - at first involved only the U.S. Geological Survey's Board of Geographic Names. Now it has extended to Congress. R..$alph Regula, ROhio, whose district includes the former president's home, has introduced a resolution to retain the mountain's present name in perpetuity "as a tribute to the service of William McKinley." - Strike Violence Spreads United Press International Vandalism and violence spread into Indiana and Virginia Friday and judges intervened to curb hostilities in the strife-torn Utah and Ohio coalfields as the nationwide soft coal strike passed the five-day mark today. President Carter announced formation of a task force to study "critical" health care problems of miners and their families, whose medical benefits were cut off when the walkout began Tuesday. Contract negotiators talked in Washington for four hours in the absence of UMW President Arnold Miller, who arrived in West Virginia Friday night to be with strikers. :Lake e Mary Moves To In Sinkhole Murders TALLAhASSEE UPI - Got', Reubin Askew has appointed his top troubleshooter to investigate charges by a flay County grand jury that agents forth e FBI and state could have prevented the sinkhole m urders. State Attorney Ed Austin of Jacksonville was put on six months special assignment Friday to conduct a full probe of the allt'g1t ions by the grand jury and State Attorney IA'O Jones of Panama City 'l'h&' FBI and Florida Department of Crim inal La Enforcement, according to the charges, could have prevented the deaths of four Springfield residents apparently murdi'rcd when they stuinhk'd onto a marijuana unloading operation at Sandy ('reck last January ' Trio Sentenced In Scheme , , 1500 IN SAFE GONE William Tyre Friday reported to Sanford police the theft of $500 from a safe at 413 i('onttaued from Page I-A) have more career programs, and are dealing with more realistic goals in life, or what exactly is responsible for the change," Mrs. Floyd said. '1 do know that when career awareness programs began in elementary schools we began to see an entirely different type of student In high school," she added. Slo ppy dress for everyone began to take hold 'during the hippy era," Mrs. Floyd pointed out. "Many students are getting away from that fad now. re doing more what they want to do, and what they can feel good about. .. More of them see themsehes as individ ua ls. Th ey want to do what makes them feel good, moor.. than just participating in a fad. "Students are beginning to care more about themselves, and they can see their futures more clearly," Mrs. Floyd says The) are much more aware of where they are going with their lives." Reynolds says that, while you cannot always tell a student's grade's by his dress it is, once again, a reliable guide to the kind of effort ht' makes in applying himself in class. "1 like to (tress up. Some people treat you d4fferentl) w hen you are dressed up, but others don't really seem to notice. I usually try to dress nicely, because I would like to become a model," says Winifred Perkins, 16, of 109 th(1Cr.0n Ave., Sanford. Adds Phyllis Freeman, 16, of 1214 Lincoln Court, Sanford: "When I feel like dress in g really nicely I do, but sometimes I may wear jeans or nice stacks. I don't really see much difference in the way others treat me now when I an) dressed up, but I want to go into business later on. Then will have to look nice, so in a way I'm getting in it little practice. SwanMurray, 16, 117 Hidden Lake Drive, Sanford says she soint'twa's wear Jeans, but when I am in the mood I trs to look really nice. People seem to treat ou with a little more consideration when you are dressed up" the water lines on Lake Mary serve the Rinehart Road inBoulevard from Crystal Drive dustrial area. Consulting Engineer Paul west past the entrance to the The Forest mobile home park. Porter of Clark, theta and Terry said itis estimated that Associates, agreed that without contracts for the planned water the extentlon $20,000 would probably remain unspent and provemeuts will leave some have to be returned to the 120.000unsp'mtof the more Own federal government. system extentlons and im- Lwnlng PfrskI Sunday, December 11, 1977-Vol. 70, No. 96 Pwbiailii Daoi aM hiMav. flic"ll Satwrdav aM CI,rltmas O.p 111 The Saniwl Hirlid I NC., $5 N. F rench Ave., ianf.rl. Flo. 31771. Second Ciase POSUP Paid at $ael,rt Fund. 33775. 04 0 mt 01vtry, iS Civt$. Month. $3 to, 6 Months, III 70. Year. $1541 By Mail rnQV?. $2 70. 6 Months. $16 20. 52 M.'ths. $3710 a 'She hild spent quite a bit li:' ii . -.'.. Mrs .: -- to make ' -- - . , ..., . •'.. . ,. . , FL -- '' - 1 , ,, ,-• :,• 4 J, •- . ,' - " '.,'' '-:.: '.' ______________________ the _. pniorit es - can get the pic said ''We're Aorking on that." lic said the children probdbi) Avre getting enough to eat. 'One of our procedures when %4c remove children from the not spent on the kids ortr)lng to keep the house up. The kids were not getting what they needed as far as care lie- said Mrs Stark had home is to get medical care. We had ttieri1 examined and the dodor could find no problems The were' receiving the basic U.stl'flan(t' of life" ".,, ' 'b, ) }".. - 1 IF : - ":;':,, .. Co : '_. r, .;.. .'.' Sale 21.75 to 136 Made by Samsonite only for JCPenney. Jacquelyn V Toomer I)ECEMIIER 9, 1977 E.ssie Walte'rs AI)%1lS'sI()NS Elizabeth I. Watson Frances Young SanfordGustave J. King, t)vliary Marion W. Freeman Robert Anderson, Deltona lArtm* Sluse t' I. Ma r it ret lliesntha Jannie I. Pie'trantoni Ik'ltona Booker T House Eduard It Evans Jr Mamie Taylor Aitrianna Shiver, (liulu.ta Ih'ltomi Arrn.anel Ii I ,C}ILInC. I)t'ltiria ( lintori SI Coil , I)t'Bar', I it'iir It I ihnan. t)eltona Ale- inc Abraham, I)t'llona Thure If We-her, fh'ltona Itciherl Anderson, I)t'ltona Tommie I.) H Tucker. Geneva f:laifli' S Squibb, I k'ltona IA'st('r i 'arrull. Like lie-len Margaret '1 I'ard Like Natal SI Wilkinson. New Mar% Je'nnie' F Willis. Lake iuirna l,eati It Brennan, Orang, Mnroe &, )1 .;,.r11,;, ,-:_; he Wednesda% Wear ~aid the) had lived in it house A it hout clectricit), pluinbing or heat and that the funds spent on antinals ",Acre ; l 1 g s ,till fairly .... w he added that Mrs Stark 'is reluctant to make changes, this h hi kin nik'rstamthl angry HOSPITAL NOTES Farmer Protest Nears Capital ___________ - . Stark ________ "aid She 111(1 sI*nt $253 its of the latter part of August to (hildrii reclaim them -,ehen the), weri Our Intention is to try and puk ed U 1)) the clog pound help tier out and get the kids "There 5lL'rc some confused bath borne again," he said, But - PANAMA CITY i UPI Gas company crews worked late into the night Friday rekindling pilot lights while 2,0(x) families camped in a shopping mall converted into a temporary shelter. A gas supply valve was accidentally turned off Thursday snuffing out pilot lights for 9,000 homes. West Florida Gas Co. was forced to turn the gas back on by sections, relighting the pilot lights as they went to avoid an explosion. Gas supplies for the remaining 2,000 homes were to he restored to normal today '-: .--- -- FaSriionae luggage built to rate years of -use Features rugged molded polypropylene shells 'ocesseo locks cushioned handles Wo'ren styles in blue yeiiow or red men s styles 'n Beauty case Peg 529. Sale 21.75 21 weekender. Peg $33 Sale 24.75 24 pullrran Peg $42 Sale 31.50 26 puilrr3l Peg 546 Sale $36 L 4 ,- - Save 25% on . TALLAHASSEE i I'Pl I A trac torcade of north Honda farmers spent the night at a farm IS miles east of Tallahassee Friday before continuing their protest journey to the state capital today More than 10 1 trac tors, driven by farmers from Columbi la Suwannee, Hamilton, l.alayette and J efferson counties, w en' parked on a I 92-acre spread owned by part-time larnii'r Julian Billingsley. 4 I beauty gifts. Ha liih I. Itorrirnan. Ostet', .Jenette jtL'1s44n, Tampa Flirt' rice If It e'ales' Hatboro. boro. Sanford Ik'lla i: (;.tlltee Mar na I. hi u;it Lillian F I.a.'ge-r.' ltits'rt l-' Shepard . t,,tta'r iii I. S.i as' . - TIDES Daytona Beach: high 7 7:23 p.m., low 12:26 am., 1:09 " ..14I#'lL Port ('anaseral: high 6:47 a iii., 6:57 p.m., low 12:22 am., 52:56 P.M. lIaport: high 1:421)m.. low 19 .im., 1200 \ -, Reg 1699. JCr.,.-.... we're sorry! Sale 5.24 - Peg 699 2"-;3,,, .;! S, ."-':'. '. -J "':•l-' . \\\ Sale 7.49 Due to an unusually heavy demand, to items advertised in today's circular are not presently available. They are the S1066 Lii Professor Calculator and the 546 46 Smith Corona portable typewriter However, rain checks will be issued for both items and filled after Feb 14 1978 Again. -e apologize for the inconvenience - bab) Sale 12.74 Reg. 9.99. JCPee, ac a Cleansng Brush gently lifts :.,t 0 91 ad Oil Has tJatte'es t%o t'..s'.s soar Sale prices effective thru Sod., Dec. 51. 7:01 p.m. 4.. * By DONNA ES Herald Staff Writer ment Administration EDA). project would have to be The board, on Councilman refunded to EDA, Terry said. Harry Terry's suggestion, He added that the line voted unanimously to extend ultimately will be extended to - NEATH ER Protect Grant________________________ $650,000 received by the city in an EDA grant and a loan from the Farmers Home The Lake Mary City Council Administration. The additional will use on there Friday afternoon decided to --work ---............ extend waterlines a total of of the federal money and 1,480 feet more than planned on require an expenditure from Lake Mary Boulevard to water department revenues of protect $20,000 of the federal about 12,000 for engineering and grant for the work approved by inspection fees. Money unspent from the the U.S. Economic Develop- . a S am. readings tern- with highs in the mid to upper 'raturt-. 17 oc .'riilght liiw II: SOs. Decreasing winds toni g ht 'strrda 's high 74 with scattered frost. lAiws mid iromt'tric pressure, 30.31. lOs to near W but down to lathi' humidit',. 55 *'r u'nt; around 30 eoldrr locations. ode N at IS mph. highs Sunda) upper SOs to low Forecast: Fair and cold 60s. Winds northt'rR 15 to 25 th rough Sundas. Wind) todas mph toda), decreasing tonight. - - . Families Forced From Homes • All DressedAnd Going To School a. priorities on the part of the , Notre Dame' Drive. in the Altamonte Springs area, reported 1(1 deputies the theft of A man who threatened to jab mate reportedly tried to hang three pieces of jewelry valued a clerk with a twoand.a'half. himself in his cell at 11:30 p in. W. 13th St. at $700. inch pocketknife escaped with Friday. According to reports. The watch, chain and an undetermined amount of Eveart Carimne Jr., 25, was someone entered a bookkeeping bracelet were reported rntssir4 cash in a south Seminole County found hanging from his cell room after rsnoving a two-way after a babysitter discovered convenience store robbery bars with a bed sheet tied to his mirror. Unknown suspects the house had been entered pz,rlt S.ltIirtIAt' ..I, ...,.I &,. I..... ...i._ . aisu ,u ivi iuuciung 104.' po unded a hole in the top of the Thursday be tween 8 am. and Seminole County sheriff's bunk during a check of the jail. luggage inside the van and Aiphonso Deluca, 487 Jergo safe, apparently with a ham' 2:30 pm , reports said. Department authorities said Canine was reportedly taken charged both with possession of Rd., Maitland, reported the mer and chisel to gain entry to II WINDOWS the clerk argued with the man, to a holding cell, semi- more than five grains of can. theft of cash and stereo the safe. An official of the Jim Walter approximately 20, before conscious, where he was found rains. Both were' placed in the equipment valued at $745 from homes Corp. reported to FURNITIJKI:STOLEN placing a quantity of $30, $5 and to have no visible signs of in- count jail under Lund of $5,20. his residence. deputies the theft of 11 windows Furniture valued at 11,735 $1 bills on the counter. jury. Vital signs also were The couple had been under Taken in the burglary were 50 was reported .'4olen from a from a house under con. The man was described as found to be normal, according surveillance after letiving the silver dollars, 90 half dollars. trailer parked at Mobile World, struction at 216 North St in having blue eyes, long blond to reports. Orlando airport on a flight from and 225 12 bills, according to hhighwa', 17.92 at Wil(bnie're tA)nI!wOod. hair. He was wearing a white, COUPLE lIEU) Lis Vegas, jail records in- reports. The windows were taken Atnue, according to Seminole full-face helmet over a ski mask Sheriff's deputies have dicated. Vt' I. E. sometime Wednesday or I) ECOII ATIONS County Sheriff's Department and may have fled on a arrested an Apopka couple and ('Ol.ORTVSTOLEN TAKEN Thursday. reports said, awl reports motorcycle, according to arrested both on drug I)nal(I Arlen, 21, of 1170 Steven Schmffman, 29. of 105 were valu ed at $385 Charles ('ottle told deputies repo rts. possession charges. Walter North St., Longwood, reported Shade. Vale, in The' Woodlands. Someone jimmied a lock to gain hlalanaski, 421 Reports said the man entered Gar' Michael llerndon. 28, to sheriff's deputies the theft of re po rted to sheriff's deputies entrance to the trailer between Warwick Drive, Longwood the 7-11 st ore at Howell Branch and Karen (;ail Herndon, it color television. stereo, sports the theft of one or two card. early Thursday morning. reported that someone entered Road and Eastbrook Blvd. Route 1, [los 5ffi Apopka, equipment and wrapped board boxes containing Taken were a dinette set, a his parked truck and took tools about l:a.rn., threatening the Wekmva-Piedrncnt Road, were Christmas presents valued it , Christmas decorations from his bedroom suite, a living room and personal items valued at clerk with the pocketknife in a arrested 11:15 pin. Friday at $2,300. garage. 1150 suite and a breakfast set, ac jabbing manner, stating, "I SR 434 and Wekiva Springs Arlen told deputies the Value of the decorations and cording to reports The theft took place betwec.11 want the money, hurry up, I Road after deputies searched residence was burglarized two speakers was estimated at 7 and 8 p in on Wednesdzi) at soo,mwEtifl' want the money,'' and 'Stop their van, jail records showed f'ridav k'twuen 30 it in .tnil 3 $568, ac(r(bng to re'port.s 7isr's, aceurlting to rtix)rts AdelIt' t'ueveras, 1403 F arguing, just give me the Deputies found mariluana in p in Herald Siaff Writer SORItENTI) I UPII State "roughly 17 clogs. I don't know officials say they hope how many cats and two t r et u r n lrt4taStark's ocLutsd children if the %oman can Ile dog pound officials .straighten out tier priorities picked therii up. then Mrs between her family and stray Stark would pay to reclaim aninials therii I.... . . . 1)110 near, IIISLLIC( lflhil(' i 114! sate is not trying to supervisor for the Department impose our standards on Mrs of lle'alth and Rt'h:lt?ilitative' Stark,'' Wear said. '' The simple Services, said Fridas that Mrs fact is we were ccncerned about Stark spent moneY on dogs arid the welfare of the children'' -its whik she andhtr two Ile said the state hopes to get children lived in squalor mother," he naid The children 2 se ,r-old iuy arid i 9')ear-old girl were- taken into custody and placed in an emergency shelter Two o men ,J A( KSUN VII., U U P1' %u're sentenced to prison and a third was placed on probation Friday for their part in what the government called a fraudulent scheme to sell distributorships in a snack food called ''puffettes." U S District Judge Ben Krentzman sentenced James F. Toney. 44, of Jacksonville, to live years in federal prison and John II. Stewart Jr 55, of Newport News, Va., to three years William B Rice, 57, of Ponte Vedra, received a suspended three - year sentence Knife-Wielder Steals Cash From 7-1 1 4 By SCOTT ABIUJIASIS off our /Aspen luggage. 25% Askew Orders Investigation Clerk Threatened, Warned money." INMATE TRIES HANGING A Seminole County jail in. SALE STARTS SUNDAY IN BRIEF them, I)r.I.uis Perez and mate fUr. 1aria of Sanford (right) accept Benjamin Rush, Bicentennial aware tendered by America Medical Association. Dr. Perez was selected for the award from nationwide entries for "outstanding citizen. ship and community service" and traveled to the American AMA convention in Chicago it accept it. lie was honored specifically for his work with teenagers and drug abuse. (From left) Howard F. hfaneman, of th e (,uarantee Hank of A tlantic ('liv. NJ,, administrator of 04 award; and Dr. John II. Budd. president, AlA. Sunday, Doc. it. 1577-3A ' P4' 25% Sanfor SanforuI. THE SPIRIT OF SANFORD ('brisimas Tree lighting ceremony, It was a first in School Lunch Menu MONDAY, DECEMBER 12 Frank on Bun Tator Tots-Tr Taters Green Bean, Fresh Ci trus Sanford, Santa (iau.s Baked Dessert () Milk TUESDAY, DECEMBER 13 Chicken with Rice Calmed Chi c ken) Mixed Vegetables Cole slaw Strawberry Shortcake Rolls and Milk WEDNESDAY, ,tBER 14 DECE. PIzza Green Peas Tossed Salad Baked Dessert Milk THURSDAY DECEMBER IS Beef A Roni Green, Apple and Raisin Salad Pudding foils and Milk FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1$ Flab Whipped Potatoes Peas and Carrots fee cream Rolls and Milk S.',nlnolv ('otuiit E I)*'niocratk' Ut l e Coln in ill ci' its has selected first Democrat of the Mouth. She is: 'flue 3 r" 10 lAh Bettv associate first nii e in- r:hipcomnhIe; for the local club the first in the state. - hu.ck . FREE HONORED several years for and city officials lit the IMnsf e Vea rivroan tree. The affair was sponsored by the Downtown Business Association. DEMOCRAT VINlFRKD PERKINS ...I just like to dress nice The Seminole High School Choir was among those on hand for the city's .A Ridkiig BETTY EASTIIAM GIFT WRAPPING - al l dress boots. Sale 14.24 to 160 I ---' -, , "j - will GIFT WRAP it FREE. ' I? "-FIRIV PARK ,. -.' 1 rr Sale "i- ,- ,'1•.j_:, prices effects, ihru - . TANGERINE BOWL Dec. 23rd, tickets are available at all HIS Stores locations, ',\ilNTH PARK , SANfOIL) f'LA / A t)PlN lOAM Ii,) ¶1 - M MONDAs ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 0PN MONDAy IFIRU SATuRDA', 9 30 A M - -' . ',' ' WI V ', - ',.' ', ',[i., 1 1 h f' \1 bPM e •. A • - j - .., •_ • iu- enney - -. The Christmas lnu f, ,,-'• 1 " Wed. Dc 54 Fu Ciueiie,id £aqawtzq Ftee P4ueivaf Smite Fin F'teok CeUee •' -,dir', We also offer to you a - .. ColorS HUNT MONUMENTC0. POWY '- 't,4"' Peg. 18,99 to $80. jCt 3 Oer!et tashio ' Al your budget Smart Jurable dress boots et eas '3re' urethane Smooth -,r, leathers with buckle accents detailed stitching Many with full side zipper stacte, heel gored top f.jr c.mfort Fashion f or , f ashion '00k5 S 6 's sizes in When you give him a Christmas gift from the HIS Stores for Men, we off - i r- �1Eernng Plerild, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. Ii, 1 9 17 rBMBECUE ' Seminole Community College Registration now open for Term II At Tuesdays Special Session Senate To Decide Fate Of Five Members Sun. Dec. 18th . 12 Noon to 3 P.M. Centennial Park for cours•s U) SAM %Ill.I.Ett TAI.l,AIIA.S.sEE, u Ul'I i - tinder from Go v fteubuu Askcs, the press and public, the Senate may %'ott' this to expell five riie:iikrs defying the Sunshine Arnendnient. It iiias include ilO esca pe clause, hot-ver, alirissing theiii t, obey the Financial disclosure law and stay in the Senate if their awsuit against the proposal is unsuccessful. Sen. Ed I)win, 1)-Daytona Beach, has introduced an expulsion resolution ssith no escape clause. Sen. [)an Scarborough, Ilat&sonsiuje, is s po nsoring a proposal with a way out. Between Oak Park and jth & Sth Sts. IF BAD WEATHER—CIVIC CENTER) in a COLLEGE CREDIT OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION ADULT EDUCATION Pressure SANFORD Chkken Bar.B.Que 12 Adults 11 Children Aerk Facilities for eating in the park. Also take home containers. S or visit . i._.- , - . ) ) College • S_- -- "-.- - .. WHY COOK SUNDAY DINNER WHEN YOU CAN COME OUT & EAT WITH US? •f, / In the summer the to r enting the sheriff's department In= (ther deputies. who claim the boating accidents The Sheriff's to do little more than ride 1)epartrnent has four bo ats, one roun4, admire the wildlife and of them an airbot , for their w p ev concentrate fis h. I i ttleton said one deputy rode use never asked again for a 'arl;ple day's work. Trombl) patrolled several cattle ranches in eastern 17 ________ Orlando Office 811TE RIff 298-5410 the equipment is "i.). HEATER 88 iAö R4!!ER 88 Q. gm ti-'th said the feel the mo apprehensive about their ort Acre . ." . ', 3 1' .. •' :. ZEBCO 35XRL REEL " ROD . ' 1 _______ ' . 099 ' . - ,/ L' :igalh Another thffic ationLs ' . -: • 539 . •. -- .. HAl KARATE AFTER SHAVE I -- . ' .' i •-- 3 ,. . '- 1 69 e --.--- -- __- -t .--. '- 7c I - "' LADIES' ORLON BOOTIE / - .. .., L 99c ' ' 400 - . S__i 418 ... • -. •' . . .. JA 4 ruur' Ft -. - ' .. . 3611 J. L ST.JOSEPH 29C • ij 177 ' 6 - 1000' 24900 ., SKIN CREAM * TUMS NT CI A A 69C L 'i D - Osar .aruor iia ea' —w--s. - '.. --- CARYLRICHARDS - " D4 fIr BALSAM - C) ' - ' ,__ . - 69 .,'. REVLON FROST & GLOW KIT FROM 30 ,: 3995 299 ' U AHROBINS up 414-OUNC FLEET ENEMA I TWICE ITHE &-showANDVW prom 100AW PRIN TS JEWELERS KSANFORD nG.mSeh/ PH. j - - c 68 ______________ - ' -- - 'a S . ''"':'°': WIC ,'''' ,_' '' -. 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I CHRISTMAS OF 20 1999 . RECORDER 88 -- 168 30- IN 1 BURGER COOKER LLOYD'S CASSETTE '- .3 2 1— s'i, low SALE PRICES 0000 THAU DIEC 14 DAIL* 9A i SUN. ICAM 1PM ' ' - j . / SJATI OR TREENORGLASS 31FT WRAP F 4 W 136, 9141 ante4d "Asr-1 G 12 19 ' ,' S NORTHERN MIST PACKAGE' 33 IX - - FLASH BAR FILM 1"huft'softo" .. . _......,_. 399 V) ,'' tiRober 299 i tik&% ETMINI '- TOILET BOWL J, ::' - Em BAKER ORNAMENT 4: 9-IN. PAPER PLATES DEODORIZER 2J43c . :, 9"_ 'J RIA P1 to - -'.5 - 1999 --. held in abeyance until the Supreme Court rules. 1)unri said We really shouldn't get into it until we get the special ma.ster'i report," Brantley said " I 'm not going to puh :t. but "Ot' of tb ;:•; !~~S , Whatever ise do A 1 111 respect to my colleagues in terms J r'rutiitting them to cure at the final Ii- rninatin if the a should heapphed in an equal manner ti tb. t,d t;irl ' W' ___ 199 '- I - - I:L 6118 89 S • : 7 99 WArrA .'., :iNOXZEMA Noxzw - - DISINFECTANT go VAPORUB - . 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The deer, benefits of their job. transfixed by the light, Th e wildlife, Littleton noted. unkno1ngl% are at is also attractive to more arid ttv hunters sho can then sht ir.ore hunters, ho are beiri. .ti't'eri the to gloirig eyes, squeezed into fester stood' Trwrtl% aid because residential growth During the 1nter months, consumes more land in Troinbis and Lttleton find they Seminole County. 112 S. RR'R'RAW POWER 1 -.5-- flungs B Scarborough introdue ed bitt husi is u.k u resolution gis urn legislators 15 days after the Supreme Court ruling it, toappronriate re .x..-ts and stay in the Senate. Although Askew has said the five enat,rs ''i (-x'lled. he has conceded that the St-nate ia the 10 ' du-ude what, if any, punishiutent to impose upon its n;enibers It a bUt-rent story with Clayton and Isle). however. - If thes refuse to remove the cchool bcar. becaiLs( Cie senators are in the bind they are in. in myio opin they ouhi have suspended the constitution,' th it5 s'_,_,s '','S' ricnitrs nought 71 so close t rs- broke ust about •'.ertnetn the eagle's bodies like that " it for ware Their suit will be heard by the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals New Orl'an,s next week o( KODAK -• - CALCULATOR • A CRAZY CURL 1 — 88 1. ;. W - SHARP 8130 WALLET STYLE To2288 visitor fence He recalled incident earlier in the sear when reone shot two eagles during the mating season. "The eagles - 199 Stoments earlier, Littleton not came down. a reeoniluncn(btionl until the regular session in April hrantk' doesn't expect the cases of the school beard une'niber fll' UI) during t he specia seim, but [;,.-In A ants t lnin a A18R TRIMLITE 788 '' A .,LRI I1VL had pointed out to eagkrengqwc.. ed . -and because he has a et mean e can draw F. 88 PLUSH ANIMALS 26 E 1; j The two men rendezvoused talk to is ar fill') n'fui,su-1 t o , ruuripls with the new disclosure requirements - CALCULATOR /1 12 GALAXY -_ - if caught hun near ties Dike at a point tin1 on pri ate property where the flat prairie of a cattle rornbly sai d, noting th at there ranch reach the shallc'.i aters no public hunting acreage in cf P zl e Lake S.nunoIe Count) The distant eche of a duck krrred trespassing is d third hurters rifle coumlid t'iroth felom, which can bring t h e lat er afte:nc4)rstil1riess 'feryone rnb I 371O-ASie,StarR coy SHARP EL-203 MEMORY . . - . take said 99 :. I noted, pointiria to a compass he public launching faciliR is carri es iith tam €.entho ugh he avail 1b1eandcrejdot n he says he has a C 4 sense of St Johns River through Puzzle -71*st deerpoachers hat they face _____________________ ' •' launched a 15-foot patrol boat at direction PRINTER CALCULATOR ___ ELECTRIC BLANKET MICKEY MOUSE SING ALONG TEXAS INSTRUMENTS - NORTHERN WARMCREST ""•¼4.Z ;/' % an get luDed." he . 81V •• dl %ou take chances In this . , 'prtrtir ' If they were suspended by Askess l?nder Dunn's resolution, the Five senators stould be expell e d but the effective date of their expulsion put off until the 1' S Suprumi' ('ourt rules on the Sunshine Amendment Th ey ssould be autoritatit-ally removed from the Se nate if the court upheld th'unii'ndnii'nt and they had not complied with it ss hen the ruJur,' l,assniakrs :ii'. try to override some of G ov Heubin Askew 's of bills passed by Cie liu a Legislature, but the Ie;e.urhup Vi ill try to quash those moves to keep from k:u-t(in tnt a full' blown session , .'wnatu' tireident last Itrantks arranged the ri,t-u-ti! r the I u'la i iry (is il Committee, found l'ustnr, gwlts of h f df and said he should be repruiiandu'd and fined $) The Poston tiargu's were .diijot forgotten, howt'ser, when Ri an'iey included o tiun against iii,- other senators in the ill ni-n or , iu if the Senate's rT, rPular unit- nitbe'rs I'ho Ia-wi., U'West Palm Heaeh, tuc been nu'niuiated pr.'sitk-rit For 19 4 41 b the l)u-uiiocratic c ucus I)t'rnpe. Barron, l)'Ianiauiva (its isa' president in I0-76 Ken I'Iante o' f Winter Park 15 Ru'publian leader Jack Gordon. 1)'Mianii Ika.h, and Jon T,na'., 1)-fort Lauderdale, have clout as conHittee • - * hunting Thes hav e two four. All It is the fir.* time in Florida history the lA'gisIatIirl' has lkd itself Into session The governor has called the previous special sirI'. O'Connell (unducLs hearings %londay. but is not expcited to ha%', •• tkton said heandTrombv 4ten undergo kidding around malxl w hen the Sunshine ,'ttnertdrnent was ratified last November and filed suit in federal court contending the proposal ssas a n unconstitutional invasion of privacy. T'ocounty school board members - James Clayton of IkLind an Dr. Joseph lsley of Foil Myers also refused to comply and ,, f n-;. st ~ o nic(n,"ratt ,!icve its the best job in y f kA Instant Financing . Road Patrol (onitnued I' rum Page IA I -- - - y Communit £ - COwsT.,CT Sheriff 's Of - Sponsored by The Centennial Park Committee, Chamber of Commerce and C. P. Hwy. 17.92 South, Sanford. Florida i IF,u.-snr. 11 i..ti ,',. It ri i tuz. tju.-vi .-T LIN1)SEY'S - £ Proceeds to go towards construction of a Gazebo (small bandshell) I .4 Seminole - -- For registration appointment phone (305)3231450 'flu' ligislatur.' bouts is oneda) special session 'lu'4i. so the Senate can consider misconduct h:irges against Miami Sen. Ralph Poston arid action against the d"fiarit senators Thi' lku.se ha s nothing t d, but iiinst convent' for at least ff.'A minutes lft'(atLsk' one hanilwr cannot meet A ithout the other __ Continuous Entertainment College offices will be closed Dec. 22-Jan. 2. Sunday, Dec. II, 977-5I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. VANITY FAIR 4 WALKIE TALKIES 98 8 D 2 C s'jS .' I,,. IIO- C' Vc-'tc •'.'' Cod. p.'iu.. II $Avg 1 2 99 ' lit -' - Black & White JF �Evening HeraW 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL/I, Area Code 3221 I or $31.9993 Around Sunday. December 11, 1977-6A 4) WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - r" Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents ; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, 128.40. By Mail: Month, $2.70; Months, $16.20; 12 1 ths $.40. • _ . J 1 _1 11W Sadat's Plan The Clock 11) DONNA 1ESTF_J For Mideast President Anwar Sadat of Egypt continued his extraordinary personal mission toward peace in the Middle East with his surprising arrangement of a preliminary conference in Cairo. Inevitably, the conference of lower-echelon officials will be less dramatic than Sadat 's peace pilgrimage to Jerusalem. But it is more evident that Sadat does not intend to rest on his laurels and wait for others to follow through on his visit. Sadat might have chosen a conference as his t agree on the second step because Israel cannot ye concessions that it eventually must make to achieve peace. Or Sadat may believe that his best strategy against milita nt 'rejectionist " Arabs is to attack. In either case. Israel, the United States and the Vest in general have no choice but to support the inspired Egyptian President. To do less would be to undermine Sadat during a period that is critical to the success of his plan. One likely result of the Cairo meeting will be to shatter another rigid illusion in the Middle East that the Palestinian Liberation Organization is the sole custodian of 'he rights and aspirations of the Palestinian people. - Sadat is taking first things first by recognizing that the PLO represents that largest single procedural obstacle to a Geneva conference. Consequently he expelled the PLO from Egypt and invited Palestinians living in Israel to come to Cairo to talk about peace. All the while Sadat also is making it clear that the Cairo meeting is something less than a summit so that expectations are not inflated. Sadat has given the Palestinian moderates from Israel and the Vest Bank recognition and status, further undermining the PLO. It now will be easier for moderate Arab nations to follow his lead. The rejectionist Arab nations would not come to Cairo. To do so would have been to undermine their own ''refusal summit" in Tripoli or Baghdad. By the same token the moderate Arab states were not represented at Sadat's meeting either. But that is hardly ominous. Of the moderate nations, Saudi Arabia and Jordan are Western-oriented and strongly anti-communist, just as Sadat is. We are t will be construc ive forces in a persuaded that they Middle East peace settlement when the political circumstances permit them to be. Even Syria, for all its anti-Sadat militancy, is leaving doors open to join Sadat. Conversely, Syria and Iraq have not toned down their bitter rhetoric against each other . Nor has Syrian President Hafez Assad withdrawn his criticism of Libyan President Moamarr Khadafy, who he considers unstable and unreliable. Thus, the Sadat initiative, for all its momentum, remains a tenous thing. Sadat could win Saudi Arabia, Jordan and Syria over if they believe that he has a chance of success. And to succeed Sadat needs help from the United States, President Carter, through Press Secretary Jody Powell, said that he would maintain a "low profile" and also "work quietly behind the scenes to accentuate positive developments and minimize the difficulties.' The first positive development was the announcement that the United States will be represented. along with Israel, in Cairo. or otherwise, the United States should make it clear to the Soviet Union that trade, progress in strategic arms talks and a great mans other United States-Soviet ventures related to detente could suffer if Russia continues to block Sadat's forward progress. And. auietiv BERRY'S WORLD less than two weeks ago at a meeting of concerned, single, working mothers, who use the services services provided by state subsidized day care centers in Seminole and Orange Counties, State Sen. Kenneth Plante tB-Winter Parki, Se nate minority leader, assured that the program wouldn't be cut. lie gave his word to that effect. ft w as obvious that many of those at the meeting held at the Park Lake Presbyterian Church. Orlando, particularly those women who have become cynical while fighting for t he ir own and their children's survival . thought Plante's remarks werea typical politician's empty promises. Well, Plante, the father of seven children him. self, is one of those few politicians, who, although in elective office 10 years, doesn't make empty promises and doesn't give his word lightly, This week, State Department of Health and Rehabilitative ServicesfiRS Secretary William Page relented on his prior plan to cut the child-care funding statewide. The planned savings was to provide for new programs and to make up it deficit created by IllS when contracts for childcare statewide were executed totaled $20 million when onl $17.5 million existed to fund the program. - R i gh 6`1 ~ I Of Pension A ,, Red When the United States resigned its mcliibership in the International Labor Organization , recently, about the only tears that were shed came from the well'paid bureaucrats of that United Nations subsidiary. Organized labor in thiL country knew the hA) for what it had twcornt' a propaganda vehicle,, _________________ for the Soviet Union and its allies. When George I , Meany was told that U.S. resignation from the group might scuttle' it since we paid a large pro portion of its budget, ht' said, in effect, so ( what' By following through on an in tention to resign Metcalf and Sen. Lloyd M Bentsen, 1)-Tex., _____ / 11 from the 1W that was first made by the Ford I -S each co nducting an independent in vestigation, administration, President Carter was senthni alrer4y have raised serious questions about the ______ ___________ Ithis UN unit a clear message; play by the rules philosoph) and practices of pension fund I and niaytw we'll cone' back, but keep on tw istini' managers. them for propaganda purposes and ,ou can loop In theory, pension funds usually are con'I Don't Know Which He Deserves The Most.., elsewhere for support trolled either by officials of the tonipany whose Considering the appeasement, which so often money is contributed to the pension plan or by a A Nobel Peace Prize Or An Emmyl' gets a sympathetic ear in Washington these committee composed of both management and days, this action by Carter took some fortitude employee representatives. It is a good start toward getting some sense of But they invariably delegate the task of balance in that Mad Hatter's Tea Party on the mana ging the money to bank trust departments, F.a.st River called the United Nations insurance companies or independent financial consultants and the concentration of economic But. if the president thought the International Look s A hea d J power within that field is truly mind-boggling. Labor Organization was bad, he should take a the United Natlon\ Bentsen notes that although more than 4,004) close look at UNESCO ('ulturas bank trust departments handle' pension funds, Its IlI1.EN THOMAS Sci.'ntific and t h e nation over the aWi,tnistratun a:l where Lclu,tion,*i. the 15 largest banks in the field control 80 percent (I'l %Shlte house Reporter Carter is going, the president feels he has Mt it Organization, based in suxiiptuou.c headquarters of the lucrative business. truk that will bring touch progress next year in Parts wAsIllN;1,ns UP! President i'art.'r has ,\ce'ordirig to a recent report in the h4ndon Ili- also believes that he has set it tone in the Similarly, 1,00 insurance companies manage a good keling about 1978 and he expects that pencion fund assets, but 12 of the biggest finns most of the initiatises he undertook in his first countr', that is helping to restore e-einliience in Sunday Telegraph. UNESCO ) may be it lot more control almost 80 percent of the business. And a % e ar in otto's' will tonic to fruition than a propaganda organ, it iiia) actuall> be a .crramicmit. few dozen independent managers have base for communist espionage' The Sunda) To hear him tell it, the outlook is ross both responsibility for another $I) billion worth of but still he sa the battle to bring the people re'l&'grapti says that .sonic 100 emplo)ees of hack to faith in government has not Ct the domestic front and in the foreign policy full pension funds. been UNESCO are from the Soviet Union and that at sa s he expects to have a strategic arms institutions and in-limitation Thus, only about least 40 of these are either civilian or military Co belieses that some of the qu e stions that intelligence' agents dividuals control more than two-thirds of all limitation agreement with the Soviet Union and also a curisprehensivc nuclear test ban next )ear remain urnce'rning his presidenc' arc' clue to the pension funds Surel). UN leaders wouldn't stand for their fact that lie' was not an insider when he' reached major educational. scientific and cultural unit to conlie also forecasts ratification of the One example cited by Metcalf involves the the- Whit" house, that he did not win the be' subverted in this w ;s, you say' lnt bet on retiresnent plan for niennbers of the United Auto truvs'rsial Panama ('anal treat) - despite he'av 1t'sI'In h the Capitol huh rut,- ,end I.' 'Aas it W orkers employed by the Ford Motor Co . Its opposition - and he is predicting major progress mt we'll know ii It the news mia'dia The head of UNESCO is not t'xartl) asses totaled more than 11.35 billion at the end toward peace' in the Middle East pa'.siisn4tel cun,mmsittvl to the We'ste'rns ofttwlast year, with almost W3 million invested ('.,rtcr made mistakes at the sta rt of his ad. Carter sa>s there will be' good At in corpo rate stock. nsumstation and alienated me'utibe'rs of ('ongress. ije'niotiacies He' is Sean MacBride, a former progress in the recovery front the w74-m ____ ____ ____ .- - -- -. - The' longwood election had many in,te'rcsting as pe cts: I. Control of the city government for the first time passed to the new areas of the -. I 111 111!yf That slock portfolio included investments of recession and although economic groMb ,A ill riot $10 million or more in two dozen major corn- be as great as this year, it will one of the best in parties. But 11 of the 24 firms favored by the the world all major bank trust investment managers As for unemiuployment, now at a ste'ads 7 departmenhc - w e re among the corporations Cart(-r says the rate will (unit' down classified b) the AFLClO as being anti-union or percent next s.'ar beut h- e'e's sun,.' upward swing in non-union firms. A covimuttet' hearing co-chaired by Bentsen inflation earlier this year produced testimony showing lie believe's tie also will have enough succc.'s that the trust deportment of one New York bank, with his programs to give Democratic can. the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., controls $15 did-ate's a good launch in the November billion worth of pension fund assets and has congre.mional elections. invested that money in a highly concentrated Carter believes he has grounds for his opmanner. Roy Schotland, a pension fund expert and timisin. lie feels that he has laid the groundwork professor at the Georgetown University Law this year for a brighter future' School in Washington, told the committee that The president marches to his own drum and - - Morgan held more than 5 percent of the out- does not appear fazed b) crituceznu of the way he standing stock of Alcoa, Mead Corp., Allied has handled hi s programs and of the ,A a) he runs Store's, Unit ed Airlines, Southern ht.sulwa, the White House. Goodyear, Consolidated Freightways, Burlington Industries and other companies Although there' is an apparent puzzle'rnent ill city- areas built within the past five )ears or so. The majority of the city council- harry Goldberg, flay lA'i be nsperger and Stephen Barton-- all reside in new areas. Goldberg in Sandalwood; Barton in Winisor Manor and Leubensperger in Skylark. T ru e. Leiben.sperger is familiar with the older sections of the comm un ity by vi rt ue of his having been employed by the City ii the past. Co un cilman Parker Ander son, who Le ibensperger will be replacing, also liv ed in anew' section- lake Ruth So uthbut was born, grew up, an d made his home in the area his entire life, 2. For the fir st tune, the voters in the new areas did w ha t they co ul d have'done for -ears--- Vote, Rather t ha n just ha ving their bedrooms in Longwood w hile earning their livings outside the immediate area, the)- got invols-ed in the city government, The issue was whether school b us es should be permitt ed to traverse the streets of Devo nshire and Winsor Manor to get to the proposed Rock Lake Muddle School The subdivision streets are admittedly sub-standard in size and constru ct ion and the people there felt the school b uses wo ul d -- Longwood election officials were plagu ed all day with machine problems. An ot her sidelight in lake Mar)' was that the highest total of votes given in any of the races was three votes l es s t ha n the total number of persons vot in g meaning, that souse persons voted in one race without vot in g in an ot her. Th ose three who didn't vote in the Terry. Si dney RiChard contest could have been the deci di ng factor in Terry's vi ct o ry or RiChard's loss - Federal law prohibits employers including local governments from dntcrinuunating in hiring and promotions against prospective and current emplo)e'es in terms of race, sex or na tional origin. Feder al laws and regulations also pro hi bit federal agencies from giving feder al dollars to local governments which discriminate - - ' __________ Mark ij.- Weinberg ' To insure no discrimination is oenurrung, local gover nm ents must prepare affirmative a ct ion plans which st ate howthe local government will increase' the number of minorities and women in government jobs. Seminole County has had an affirmative action plan sin ce February W76, w hen a plan was approved by unanimous vote of the county commission. The plan has not been implemented. and it hasn't been go updated since it was written This has It'd one federal agency, the U.S. Department of labor, to require an up' dated pl an by the end of January. The labor de pa rt ment will give the co un ty more than $7 million t his year to o pe rate the county's man po wer program. Another federal agency, the Office of Revenue Sharing, has found that discrimination exists in the coun ty's But as far as those groups are concerned, he Letters to the editor are welcomed for has not been as responsive' as they had expected. As a result, his popularity has dropped in the publication. All letters must be signed, with a few are touting th e' Carter ad- mailing address and, If possible. a telephone polls and fe number to the identit) of the writer may be ministration as a success story I'uerifle'd. The Fs ruing Herald will respect the But Carter believes that his constituency - the wishes of writers who do not want th eir names Anue'rican people' are calling in the chips too in print. The Esenlng herald also rrseres soon, that he is being judged too earl)- and that the right to edit letters to ehimirate' libel or to hisr,'r..,4 ,'.r,i noil.1 rnr .,ii ,j,,. ,,,,i ,.,,,.i.. co nform to soace r.-eiuir.'m,nta I 11 111al . fl toast of his endeavors _______ _________________ 0 lie' also aroused the hostility of the Russians UNFS('o nhrn he unveiled his workiwide human rights On capitalism, he is quoted as saying, 'The '*tit;iuu;n at t he start of his administration capit.slLst system is terrorism and the people are' whuh the Soviets felt was ,sutiied onhs at them forted to take up armits and revolt against the At hunite', Carter be'lieves he has moved to keep systeuts can ipai gn promises with the blacks, labor, farm With friends like that at UNESCO, who needs roups and the poor it' . buil di ng (IuvLsion The re've'nue shar in g office also says the employment questionnaire' used by the sheriff's department contai ns que st io ns that are "potentially discriminatory." Th e agency called for improvements with in 60 day-s. Revenue sharing investigators were here in August in ve st igating the situation In the buil di ng di vision beca use a third federal agency, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission 'KEOC, issued a "letter of determination" in July statin g that discrimination e'xlsts In May 1973, the EEOC letter says, a white man was hir ed as a building inspector who was less q ua lified than Alfr ed G. DeLattibeaudiere, who is black. Delattibeaudiere has tak en the matter to federal district court, and EEOC is no There is no single federal office' which rules on the adequacy of affirmative ac- (ion plans. Each federal agency makes its own determination, which means avalanches of paperwork for county oflicials, as well as visits by f ederal officials represe nting several federal agencies. last week, two officials were here working with the county on affirmative a ct ion one from the la bo r department and th e other from the Civil Service Couiumssion, which h as a contract with the la bo r elc- artmne'nt to provide' technical LssLstance to local governments in un- One of the touchiest areas con cern ing affirmative a ct ion plans involves set ting goals and timetable's for improving minority and female participation in the courthouse w-ork force One of the federal official s here last week said it wo ul d be un r ea l is tic for the county to set one or tw oyear goals it co ul d not reach . The goals must take into consideration an analysis of the la bo r market in specific job categories, projected retirements, projected program expan sion an d other fa ct ors, according to William If. Allison, a personnel management specialist with the civil proving their affirmative action plans. Service commission. Eventually the f ed eral government is likely to reduce the duplication of effo rt ca used by the curr en t system in which each federal agency- deals with the co un ty irniividually-. One sea)' to solve the problem wo ul d be to establ is h a f ed eral affi rmative He pointed out Seminole County's handicaps in recruiting talented blac ks for county jo bs. The coun ty's small size - and correspondingly small tax base, compared to Orange County's makes it difficult for the coun ty to com pete with larger Just a,s he has dedicated 6 .5,. tu cur .1 ii,. ieve iisriii vu ISIS - '"b u"" , " _...__.. L...._.. benefit of mankind. cancer in a living vuctuis and how the disease for a loop" but chee'rfully added The undaunted "Happy Warrior" is quietly permitting cancer experts to use experimental therapy- techniques on his incurable ailment. The ultimate story of courage has gone modestly unmentioned by the Minnesotan and responds to two innovative chemotherapy - get enough strength to be with you tonight." tre'itiients. Both treatment.s are still highly M em be rs of the institute' research team - the National Cancer Institute. He was aware that his form of bladder cancer and how it spreads is far les,sunderstood than the more prevalent lung -. .. - -- Quit ,, . it helped him working with hiuniphre'y' speak of his valiant help .1 ...._*.__ Ralph Turlington places limits on the celebration of Christmas in schools, thckson has the moral, ethical and spiritual strength to say he finds absolutely no conflict between his science mU religion. .. -. •" But they can also study the cowse of bladder chemotherapy which has just about knocked me experimental. .. "The song that say's the most exactly sparked into action. The Office of Slanagerne-if ,q what I feel." Hickson says. "is called 'I and Budget is reviewing computer security official told its that tighter regulations will be forthcoming soon, Ik'lle'vs" 111C I)TICS to that song stress the dired involvement of God In daily' life, even wits tiniest details. And Hickson is man used On Capitol Hill, Sen. Abraharn RIMccff, D,. to dealing in ininute delads-like the " throughout the federal establishment. An O.%IB One requires the taking of an oral inimedand poignant respect. Some comparehis chemotherapy' agent, hiexame4hylnielaznine. As willingness to be a guinea pig to the tradition of Co., has introduced legislation to deal withMajor Walter Reed's volunteers who allowed a side effect, it causes fatigue, nausea and potential computer swindles and thefts The severe loss of appetite but Humphrey- gamely theiicse'lves to be infected with yellow- fever to measure, which has powerful bipartisan sup' reports for his treatments. The treatment has prove that the killer disease was carried by the port would set up stiff penalties for computer. been more widely used in Europe than in the anopheles mosquito. crimes and make it a federal offense to tamrp "lie's Just a fighter," one worker said of United States. with any government computer. t lhumphrey. "hie"s a fighter in e'very' aspect of his By an unusual Coincidence, Ifurnphrey once (haracter, even including this one." Interestingly, Ribicciff's proposed bill would sponsored and helped get through the Senate an COMPUTER SECURITY: The U.S. governinclude computers at Leavenworth penitentiary aid program to allow hiexamethylmelamine to nuent is finally getting around to safeguarding its where inmates are being trained on machines be tested in Egypt, io, computers which handle billions of dollars that distribute payments to the soil bank Humphrey also takes another experimental in federal funds, program, the Commodity Credit Corporation drug known in the laboratories as -5-FU." It A Senate investigation a year ago showrd that and approximat ly 20 proj" involved in must be injected directly into an artery and one there were no security precautions to present a disaster relief funds. researcher told us "it hurts." The unpleasant criminal mastermind from getting access to the A spokesman for Federal Prison Industries mind painful treatment has rarely been used In computers. The electronic brains blink out or- told us security at Leavenworth is excellent. le cancer cases such as Humphrey' s and one ders for 71reasury payments to farmers, welfare said there have been no instances of a graduate scientist predicted the data he Is providing and Social Security recipients, colleges and from the federal prison using his newly acquired unquestionably will be useful In helping future government projects of every description. The craft to commit a computer crime. Indeed, a victinis of bladder cancer. Senate probe found only the CIA and the Defense number of exconvicts have been hired by large Ala dinner In his honor recently, Humphrey Department ran background checks on people private firms. - 'One Size Fits All' of a liquid, or the chemical nivaket various parts of an atom. lie also is a man who talks freely- and easily' about God. y' finds belief in God viable, but not only finds it necessary to his concept of reality: v,-I just can't believe that this incredible " world, with all its details, could have accidentally happened." says Hickson. rtainly is some purpose to it all. certainly '" "some creative force behind it." Are you listening, Ralph Turlington? • " - - — 71he great debate has begun: who is 'responsible for so many Florida students 'falling the Functional Literacy Test' t The only realistic answer probably Is the , one given by Wallace Orr, president of the "Florida Teaching Profession-National 'Education Association: "There is enough blame for everybody,"he said. True enough. Parents, students, teachers, textbook authors, school ad. governments and private employers in recr ui ting bak talent for the courthouse. All ison said. The federal official add ed that Se minole was not under the gun from the f ed eral government on affirmative actlQn at this ''t time, which gives Seminole an excellent op portunity to improve its minority and fem al e hir in g performance. W)uie county officials maintain they are moving forward on affirmative action, stat istics on the number of blac ks and women employed by the county indicate the county has a long way to go. - The county's admini st rative depart. merits employ only one black, and she has be en lur ed . She's Arleasc Rowell, a per. - sonnel analyst who was working with Per sonn el Director Ron Thames - also the county's affirmative action officer to find ways to implement and update the county's affirmative action plan. The Department of County Development, which has 50 employees, has two blac ks and 14 women on the payroll The Department of Administ rative Services, with 46 employ ee s, has six blac ks , and all six ho ld service or maintenance positions. - - The 103-employee Public Saf et y Department has three blacks and 8 - women. - The Public Works Department, which has 168 employees, has 25 bl acks and 11 women - The overall work force of the county has 407 employees excluding the nian po wer progr am - of which 37 c9 percent are blac ks and 89 21.2 percent) women. Blacks compr ise 16.4 pe rcent of the county work force, and women acco un t for 38 percent of the co un ty work force. The sheriff's department has 184 employees, and 14)7.6 pe r ce nt, are black, while 52' 28.2 pe rcent are women. The federal officials who were in town last week emphasize that goals and t imet ables are negotiable an d t ha t a small county such as Seminole wi ll have problems compet in g for black graduates of universities and graduate schools. Th e pr oc ess of increasing minority and female participation in count) jo bs will be a slow one, they say. But they said they expect progress in affirmative action. The sincerity of the county's effort in the coming years will be shown by whether there are increases in the percentages of women and minorities who work for the county . . - - ui.uinstraturs and Mtiooi i utrtIs probably all bear part of the blame for the lo'A scores. All of us undoubtedly shirked part of our responsibilit) for the education of these students. But Florida, at least, is doing something tomeasurethe progressof our students. I other states, students may not be so lucky. While the lose- scores on the Functional literacy Test are a sail thing, they represent the first real attempt to pinpoint weaknesses in Florida Education and better prepare students to deal in the "real" world, away- from the support of te'reste'd in education in this county; put together a monthly calendar of all the events at the' 39 Seminole' Count) schools and Seminole Community College From perforuiiance's of the medieval miracle play, ''Son of Getron'' at SC(' under the direction of Barbara Muller, to Christmas 000ps' Make that Xmasi programs at area elementary schools there are' things going on all the tune which the public is invited . That is riot true Just because of the holid,a) season it goo on all year. .School play's, professional caliber music, debates, I aim and other gatherings are going on all t he time. Most of them cost nothing, though a few have small fees They deserve public support, but it %ould be a lot easier to obtain that support if there seas a central directors of what was happening in the schools School activities going on right now, and typical of the things that happen all year round include parents. It seems obvious that no standard of presentation by the Seminole High School education is going to equally measure the drama department. education and potential of all students, Soccer, basketball and wrestling from all cultures and backgrounds- but some minimum must be set if all this compeitions at the same school. Christmas program on the 20th of this country's young people are not to slowly find themselves slipping into lower and lower standards of education. The Functional Literacy Test provides that minimum, and all the uproar over the test results must not be allowed to get in the way of that fact. month and in the spring there will be Maypole or something similar at Geneva iienientary School. Preparations on a production of "The 3ound of Music" are already under way at English Estates Elementary School, although the show won't be seen until Project suggestion for somebody In. March, during School Music Week, --- last year I sent a few ('hnu.stunas cards to .somne friends of mine, only to re'gre't later that I couldn't send more and that I had only sent them to a small fraction of the people I know in Sanford This year I would like to send a thought about Christmas to the whole corn' munity of Sanford which means a lot to miii' and in which I have had 21 wonderful Christmases. Christmas' What is it' Well, all I could tell you is what it means to me. Have you thought what it means to ou' You say- it means nothing, a holiday, loneliness, Santa Claus, or just getting presents! How about it meaning everything, a life, fullness, a birth, and giving gifts! Oh, nothing to give, huh' I know How about yourself' Sure, giving of yourself is one of the greatest gifts to give. We sure could use a lot more of it today and not just during Chrustmiia.s. You ask ME, how Well, I'm not totally sure. I'm not ve'ry good at it myself. Oh, but I try and I think there Is a great deal of good in Just the desire to try to give of yourself even though It's hard sometimes. - Yes, my friends, Christmas would be a good time to try- to start giving of ourselves. Better y, how about right now' Most importantly of all though. Christmas is a birth, a birth able to overcome one of two deaths; a birth, a life which is pretty good example to follow),a death i which was the epitome of true and total self'gtving, and a life " , W A Morgan Nashvuli', Tenn Blasts School Board On Saturday mourning I went downtown to watch the annual Christmas Parade and thought that it was very good when consude'rumig all the circwnstances The parade was very long for such a short parade area and therefore it was very- hard to properly coordinate all the entries. I did see only one Veteran's Organization represented and that with a very small turn-out. The local bands sponsored by the different schools were well represented with some very- fine music; but what was lacking was Patriotism by the schools. I made the remark when the parade was about 80 per cent past that I only saw one school band led by a bearer of The United States Flag and further remarked that I wonder if they taught Patriotism in schools. An elderly man who was standing .. ::i' -c.'',. ,, - - - - "1 r- -. - 411 .e y: .- "1 - -- ., :"'-"e-: . - ... ..,-1 t'S...., ':.; ."•;'._._( , . . I_i,.., %j. ::,•!:.: t again A quote I've heard and which se ouitl be good to know is "God regards the greatness of the love that prompts the roan, rather than the greatness of his achievements My hope and prayer is that see' cacti can give something of ourselves this Christmas to our families, friends, the people in the stores, on the streets. whoever, but we'll each need cacti others help when our brother falls short, e5sp me Go-I's Blessings upon you Merry ('hrustmas and a happy day and full life, '' .,'-..'n'5 i,i . OUR READERS WRITE No Chrlst(mas) Cards I.. - - '.' "- There is an irony' in talking with Paul ft Hickson, Seminole' Community College cheunLstr). instructor right now Just as 'm' ioricia s s, omnuissioner of and prostate cancers, made a fleeting reference to the physical toll the hired as computer programmers. It was "open ,,,.. ,,,t_,. ,...... Ths' ,,rImr,rt' r firr"CA a'.f lb.. ,Igu4r.r l th.. ..h,...... I'IIIILIII'I dJ) 1505 IdMSl. lie' Illt'flLiOflt'U uavuiig 3e-iniie in every otiwr uepartment and agency institute is assuredly to prolong humphrey's life, gone through 10 clay's of ''intensive Now, at W. the White house has been ,....,.. 5 ' ,4' Ara- You [*icfa_n*ing, Rniph? JACK ANDERSONLES WHITTEN - _______ - - -1 I 'Ji siui UN - action offIce, which would review the plans annually for all federal agencies. Once the affirmative action office approved the plans and )-early updates, the office wo ul d notify ot her federal agencies, Local governm ents would have only-one agency to deal with, and clearer co ncept of what an affirmative a ct ion plan sho ul d co ntain would resul t Chalk Talk: Education ----------------------------------V Won , t - In Casselberry as the results ,were announced, Nathan Van Meter, the c ur rent council chairman, who did not choose to run for re-elect ion, was heard to remark, - 'I can live with two of them," apparently meaning two of the thr ee w inners, but he wdii't specify which ones he could "live with" and who he could not. Mayor Gerald ChrIst ensen, defeated in his bid for re-election. and Mrs. Christensen have to be very proud of their son, Dale. It was Dale, who stied by in the lobby at city hall for nearly 10 m in utes waiting for the news that told him despite how hard he work ed for his father, his choice was not destined to be returned to office. That must be tough thing fora son to hear. longer a party to the dispute. But when other federal agencies such as the revenue sharing office and labor department checked EEOC files on Sem inole, they found the EEOC deterruination of discrimination. Other f ed eral agcnciesarelikel to question the county's affi rm ative action efforts as a res ul t of the EEO(' dete rm ination, 11, -- HHH Voluntary Uumea Fig; r -, 1' It D c•._,7 '_S .-' h Peace Prize and the Lenin Peace Prize' his ideas may be' clue as to the future direction of - 5~00 ,...,.. versa. eibensperger , running unopposed, receiv ed eight fewer votes than did Goldberg. competing with three other risen Mrs lormann received only 25 votes more than Goldberg. B.L. helms, a city co uncil candi da te and a long-time resident of the city, who had previously served a total of 10 years on the city coun cil from the late 'SOs thro ugh the earl)- and mid 'Os received a total of 73 votes. There was a time when Helms needed only to have his name placed on the ballot and then go about his everyday b us iness to win. Th at day has obvio usly passed. I. J. No rt h, long-time city poll marshal, a former councilman and an octagenarlan, sat in his chair near the city hall polling place d oo r as usual and enforced the election laws to the letter. North, w ho pr esen ts a stern exterior, with a brief sentence' to can didates who were hanging ar ound the polls too long . was suc ce ssful in ha ving them move on. lie takes his job very se riously and gives the di st inct impression that he could forcibly remove anyone', n' matter what size', if he had a mind to. The most exciting election for those who ~ County's Mi*norities Hinng Intent Will Show In Future lie antagonizett the.Sovict Union with niajor ne% chief of staff of the outlimed Irish Republican propccsals on SALT which caught the Soviets off Army who holds, of all things, both a Nobel guard a lj~I ro Seminole Scene WASHINGTON WINDOW - pr es ent a hazard as well as destroy the are buffs of the democratic way had to be st reets. the one-vote victor)' of harry Terry in 3. And, t he old-tuners in the cit) did not Lake Mary. vote to the same degree as they ha ve in the A friend pointed out after the elect ion post. res ul ts were announ ced in the cities Surprising as it may seem, the skull Tuesday that th e voting machine is a great displayed by Goldberg's urgamsizatium. eq ua lize., )ncc the soting lever is pulled, slopped over to help Councilman J un e the vote of a poor man an d a rich man are Lormann's tota l and that of Counc ilmanequal in im portance, dignity and value. .'lprt haohg'ncrw'roi'r rfk.' S.. r 11 ,.I ki 5k. .lpt'uflhuI IiI •ICV VI IUIIII •IiUIIII4, III flb' - Th e election there made one thin g ob s'ious and that is that Councilman-elect Owen Sheppard, a close friend of Grier's holds the balance of power on the city council. Generally speaking, the ph ilosophy practiced by Counc ilmen Carl Robert Jr and Dcn WilLson Is Identical while that practiced by Councilman Fr an k Schutte and re-elected John Leighty almost is as similar, Man) will be watching Sheppard to see which way he swings. A familiar face seen thro ug hout th e election was that of former-Council Chairman Charles Glascock. lie was activel) supporting both Grier and Sheppard - I - -- _____________________ The professional inWASHINGTON vestment managers who control $445 billion worth of pension funds in this country have become the unwilling targets of a pair of littlepublicized congressional investigations. The notion that having vested rights to pension funds makes workers true owners of industry who hold, control and direct vast amounts of investment capital is "a major, 1strou.s myt h," says Sen. Lee Metcalf. I)- Elect'' ions,,,Now That They're Over City hail employees in Casselberry )reathed a sigh of relief when the elections were all over with Tuesday night. At least to persons, who had done their work not too politically wisely but perhaps 'too well, had been receiving for months broad hints It. it their days were ery umbered . Th e two have the habit, it's said, of sisting that cuts- reuiulatiuns -is' ailhprp,-j In the letter regardless of who the persons involved are. A week or so be fore the election, fill Grier, now the mayor-elect , made it clear to the two and ot hers that their jobs were secure, if he was elected, and that all he expected from them was that they do a ,1 good job for the city. f t$ Sunday, Dec. Ii, 1177-7A rties 8 Politics Front ? discreetly withheld from the public by his doetors. Humphrey makes the rounds of public tribute, drawing tears and affectionate admiratlon with the trademarks of his career ebulience, humor, oçlunusni and courage But out of the public limelight the former vice president is quietly reporting to the National Cancer Institute to undergo uncomfortable and novel therapy, After removal of a cancerous bladder In October 1976, Humphrey could have opted for a plush VIP suite at Walter Reed Army Medical Center or Bethesda Naval Hpltal and been spared anguish by shots of morphine and similar painkillers. Instead, Humphrey deliberately chose to become a sort of guinea pig for researchers at E. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UNESCO: the days of his cancer treatment to the medical I've - The 'Myth LI7 ,rdI3 — - ORNION lb RONALD REAGAN American people, Hubert Humphrey Humphreyis devoting — - flight alter the Winter Springs election. I suggested in a coluzisn that Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland, b) winning re-election, may have won the battle and lost the war. It was pointed out that while winning election himself, the two council candidates he had supported lost to the opposition. Monday night, the two new councilmen were sworn in and the war began. ANGLE -WALTERS WASHINGTON I'm leaving you, because because fallen in love with the Avon lady!" Wednesday night, Altamonte Springs City Commissioner harry Jacobs did a fine job of at to the Council tempting to make recommendations of Local Governments In Seminole Count)' for Mayor Norman Floyd. ed1 The proWern JacobsfaCedwa3thath was at 5p.m. to represent Floyd at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Oviedo and thus had no time or little time for pre pa ration and background research. Oviedo's Mayor Hen Heasley. elected in September, attend ed his first Council of Governments meeting. Since Oviedo holds the chairmanship of the council and the meeting was scheduled for Oviedo. p Beasley had no choice but to attend and did a good job of representing his community. lie explained that he had been tied up with city business during the October and November meetings. In scheduling the site of its January meeting, the city representatives, following the same method they usually use, designated Casselberry. The method used is whoever is not present gets to host the next meeting. Casselberry's Mayor Gerald Christensen was absent and had not sent a representative The answer to the deficit as Conunurnty Cor• dinated Child Care 14.CJ of Central Florida Administrator Phoebe Carpenter had said all the time and was finally agreed to by Carpenter was to plug $2.5 million in recently committed federal money to make up the deficit. Anyway, the fact remains that Ken Plante said the program would not be cut despite Page's plans. and it wasn't. Pr oviding a lot of assistance as well was Rep. Dick Batchelor of Orange County. Now, 4-C is looking for some tree office space in Seminole County. So, if anyone out there knows of any fret' space available, please' call Mrs. Carponter at the 4.1' office in Orlando, or Sandy Gill at ilie Baby World child care center in Sanford. '. " At:,,' next to me tn answer remarked that he had been connected with the county school board over 30 years and that during his time they. did hit' said that during the most recent years that about the only thing that was taught in school was vandalism. lie further remarked that today the schools spend more time on social studies, such as twirling a Baton, etc, Then for Academic studies, such as Reading, Writing, Math or the p'opt'r USC of English I do not know how our school board and educators got their education, for after reading your newspaper with the report on how much it seas going to cost the taxpayers to replace the roofs on several of the newest schools, because of the improper type of construction chosen by those educated men who were entrusted with the expenditure and disbursement of the taxpayers monies. The most recent boo-boo is again going to cost the taxpayers another large sum; because the school adniunistrators chose an insurance company for its personnel that must have been hanging on only long enough to collect the premiums and then went bankrupt If this cmpany was properly investigated and was solvent, this would not have happened. It is high time that those responsible for such costly errors be replaced by more efficient personnel who are capable and equal to the task. Stephen G. Mint Sr Sanford ' jit '.:;'-".,, - j : , tf', ':~.,' . I. '. 9 Z; I .L , V 1' :$:i, . •' ., . a,'- . 't, �IA— Ev•nsng Her aId, San$oa0. F )ajflCap f I)C . SPOR TS or iris; Evening Herald, Sanford, FL S Little girls' Penneypet" 11 coordinates. Match Factory TM sportswear for girls 7-14. ORIG. 3.49-4.99 cses ORIG. S5-6.50 parts NOW 399 99 NOW ORIG. 5.49-6.49 NOW 399 NOW 599 JCPenney's own Pennyper coordinates for little girls This group includes solid color G, plaid pants in various styles and shir's in matching colors Szes 3-6.' Dresses and pant sets for girls 3-6x,7-14. ORIG. 8.50 29 NOW 4 ORIG. Sli NOW NOW NOW $ ORIG. S13 NOWO ORIG. $15 NOW NOW i1rni I " If 1w, ft - hlI{O('K IIEIIRENS GETS OFF' TRINITY PASS it I 'gil l 49 s,as a se w of of j ' ..m 94 off ? . , a' ," ..—._- q I - iJu-'enney WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A M TO 9 P. M MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 P M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 30 A M -8 30 P.M.OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 P M if SAINTS IN HOPEFUL quarter. Tnnity trailed 21.7 at but was definitely this point not out of the ball game, with a second-and-ten at the FAMU 18sard-line. A 43-yard Bruck Behrens-t o. - Brent Matthews pass had n.oved the ball to the 18. Johnson actually collided with two Rattlers on the play, as defensive back h1eny state after the game. 'If we could have been one or two touchdowns down at half, we might have come back 'But when they went up by three TDs, we had to pass they knew it, and could just sit back and wait. For all practical purposes, it was all over then. In the second half. Trinity's lack of depth finally had a telling effect it has cost the Saints this year at various times, but never enough to make the difference between victory :tntI defeat, Ii) nad-fourth period, five or six Saints including John.son, VaciCiii) - I'll still write turn a le'tte'r The entire episode jiels_sibl) resullvd from it feeling that exists between Weaver and Jun Russo, the Oriole's' special assistant tI Peters Russo is an uncommonly goad judge- of ballplayers but his opinion of them doesn't always coincide with Weaver's An hour or so before the' Oriole's made their six-player deal with the Expos. Weaver called up to the rotana in which they .re discussing trades and Russo answered "What's happening?" Weaver asked ''Nat much," replied Rtksso. ''You can conic up if you want Weaver decided nut to The trade then was insaik' while he was off somewhere somewhere else. There's an old saying: Never submit your resignation because it may be accepted. Earl Weaver wasn't uve'rl> wuarried about that, though lie knew' he could get another job in five minutes, and lie was right '' - - - .. ,,.,a ,aI n ,n III ', uI ' - ' ' .-'-' • , - r5' ,. ,,,,.,, - 'a ' ,,,, ,'b• . " • ' " ' -. '.4,_'I,- • ',4" - '' ' ' ' , I , , .,,, '' . S ,'., - - -' C,.,. ?' 3$ç, •. ":. '.':i I P .-' ' 7"t )I,.ft1'I&." ':• ". - '4 - were looking pretty good. But FAMU, as if the TI) had stung them, struck back quickly twice. An eight play. 64-yard, drive quarterback netted six Wilkerson sneaking from the one for the score. Trinity's Johnson blocked the PAT. The Rattlers kicked off. The Saints received, threw three t hen gave incomplete passes I.'. ai. IilI d,,.WV r ti! ...I I...IA IIVIU .,..a.,, 5' ' ,_• 06 - - ._. ,.n4., ,... Ufl ' I II I still ('ant believe that call, said Light end-linebackerfullback-plact'kickt'r JayMarshall and Johnson tripped Johnson said after the game. "I oser safet) LeRoy Dickey. who ton't guess it matters now, but I had slipped in the wet field as never saw the defender lie Just he was coming across to help ran right in front of nie. Marshall on the pass coverage, "Tht ba ll '4'dS h)Vti both of Dicke) slid right into the path of taut heads, and he was in the the other two and all three was so I ran into hiiii I .4,... I a...L I 'rI aI'aI,. f...., Val, I IIII .1IdUlC S. J fl IliCil, raw tuuldn't believe it when it went the goal line. Swett. Mike Butcher - were Trinity 43 with a short punt. their wa)" When the >ellow flag flut- out of the game, due to sheer The Rattlers took advantage, Jolvison ti.i be right the terei to the ground, the Trinity exhaustion. adding another Ti) in two plays fila), either way probably stands erupted with a loud Wilkerson passing 24 yards to Th e Rattlers put in second wouldn't have changed the Iiiiai Over because it did appear and third string backs in the '.singback Marshall. Carter ran oulcunic of the contest, con- that Johnson had been in- last period but kept piling up the two-point conversion. sidering the victory margin terft'rred with as the ball the yardage against the worn With just 2:42 to play, the But there Ls a shadow of a pa.st'd overhead Rattlers kicked off again - and which out Saints defense. alaaubt would have been a First-andfirst diawn Behrens hit "Set' that." said Kelley, as The pla) i: question came goal for the Saints Earl Matthews with the bomb that sophomore tailback with 201 left in the second Hut Johnson was called for Medlock ripped through several placed the ball at the nine pushing he threw up his arms tacklers on his way to an 18- setting up the already discussed front of him, when he turned )ard gain in the last three :nterference call. after the ball aridfound himself minute_; or the game. m Ale is a In the second half. it was on top of Marshall. second or third string back, and simply a questi3n of how much Offensive pass interference is he's as good as anybody weve not who was to win. 15 %ards. plus loss of down seen all year." I'm Just p,lad the) didn't The Oviedo Lions puton it thus the Saints then faced it Thv Saints* line sta~ed with score60. Ituas bad enough as it vxtellent showing in their 5"3 third and 25 .it the 34'yard line, the bigger and (aster FAMU was," said a disgruntled Kelley 'sin over Wvmore' Tech Friday but third. Behrens was sacked linemen in the first half ter the game. night for a 16-ard loss under 0 kept getting pushed around But we aren't going to feel This marked the lions ' furious Rattler rush inure' and more in the latter ashamed,'' he brightened. 'ecund win to two losses Cars hi fourth down, a half mile to stage's ' They were better and that's uiri had the hot hand forwith I 42 left in the half, the We' just got blew out. We t ha t. But see are good, too ls- iest points anil bring saints probabl) should have didn't find any defense that We are the best football lu'sfl 13 rebounds. Wsmore's panted but they didn't would stop their offense. The) team in the south half of the Terry King could only manage Behrens was sacked again. Just beat us at our own game," state - and No. 2 in the whole 16 for the losers. The lead giving the visitors from Kt'lle adniittul. state. changed hands numerous times Tallahassee the ball at midand ran "The)' Ju st lined up "It's been a good season for inthefirst half with the score at - ,' -4- MOMINT ball was recovered for the score by junior split end Frank Eidson. Johnson added the and with 5:45 left extra point to play before intermission, the score v.s tied...and the Saints --- - -' .b.-'a-4—' •atI'r_t,p , - - , ' " ' :•'. ; -' - •.- - - F:v'n lists I cst ti.oiith this ,i'na'aI IIONOI.I'I ,U 'UI'l a though he wasn't at the winter fra'e-age'nt Hidi (;'.a' and alreaii hit, ] 1) Vourit' baseball meetings, Oakland th owner Charlie Finle> made' his Award sstmer Spark) 1.0c. presence felt on the final day b) Much irida.ated F: L'twlck lila) peddling his last rt'niaintng be heading to another club next prestige player. Vida Blue, to spring. (;tit never have too Cincinnati for 115 million in a deal bound to result in another Ilau h pitchin. said ('e'dri& head. head nithoritatron with lallis. the Yanktes' incoiiiiflg his arch antagonist. ('OflhrIat.S- general rnanaa'i 'This affords us the aappcirtunat next spring siorier Bowie Kuhn Eighteen trooths ago Kuhn Ii utiliz.' ,an,' of fur pitchers a pla 'r 'slit night fill a voided an attempt Ii) Finley sell Blue to the Ness York void should one alL(' I14 . In other deals. lbtroit sent Yankees for $1.5 million. resulting in a court suit which is shortstop Ton, Ver)zer to the (le've'laniI Indians for outfielder still still being appealed This time Finley gota player. Charlie Spikes. Milwaukee first baseman Dave le,alt pitchers Jun Slaton and internaission 22O. Itevering. thrown in ith the Huh l-'olkcrs to Ih'troit for Others that helped in Oviedo cash But. 011cc' again Kuhn has outfielder Itar' Uglisic, Sentlt' 'e'aring drive were Diller Gould tr,ilt'd outfielder l),,se' (ullitis ecn fit to question the cle',il mi M,ird I)t'Vires both scoring ''I oni advising Cincinnati to ('inciruioti for liii'. her Shi,,iit' tight apiece' — (WUHGF: T. and Oakland that I am calling it Hassle's and St l'ui'. sent HIIIlHr III [luck Mortii. ne' ,,c. heanng relative' to the Blue- catcher B .%'y'.'OU( TECH " ° Revering deal," Kuhn said in a quire'd earlier in the do> front too*n C Dcaarc 4 Milwaukee' for prepared statement. "I believe Kansas ('it>, ,, , ' ?c?ats 49 341 43 the deal raises substantial iiminur'le'ague' pitcher George Ov'FDO l.rd 3$ Meier questions as to whether it Frazier kVt%arVf 0 Anderson should be approved or not. I Overall, there' were' 20 trades 2 1. '(Is? Dcv r.es 9 Toti 3? 1735 would expect to have the involving 51 u.qIar league hearing in the next seven to 10 pla>ers durin tt:' week-long 19 ICIJ3 n. I'JJ the time'e'tings UnIs faaur a. lubs 30 das.'' 5$ K uh n ' s announcement l'hillie's. I )aMIgIr' Itt lOs and 'r'% .semorc . lit it n.m' aia',,I P,ilra'e ,.j shocked the Reds, who feel the') r-aro have landed the left-handed starting pitcher the) need tam regain the National lA'ague , West title' next year. But the'> we're' 0[4iflhistic the conirlilssioner would ultimately uk;> the transaction. ''Vat' feel that there is no Its I niled I'rt's'. lnie'rnatitiiial 111 11,A011 FA i, I *mng h(e'nch State reason se hy it shouldn't be' F tonaL, State' aid Sclon I loll 4. San ,luse' State 84, Wiiliaii approved," said Reds' Presi' ,',,t'li sdill ed tight ictarie's to .anul \l,irs 17, Fullerton State dent Rob Howsam. 111,51 into Saturdas night's eu: Utah W. Kent State 4' If Kuhn allows the deal to go finals in the Big Sun basketball Montana 78, Brigham Young through, it certainly makes the tournam ent in St I'e'tersbunt. 72, Idaho State 77, Pan Reds favorite's to wifl the NI_ I' I.. Imcrican 4; New Mexico, pennant next )ear. The 28-> earS II,irr> I )avi'. ore'aI 2 paints State 69, Louisiana Tech 51 and old Blue still is one' of the as [1111walvii Florida State Southern Cal 93. New SIe'ico pre'niaier left-handers in the teittle'ai fra*na t*'himol I- n ida> an game' and coupled with Teinii night for a 787 victors itt e'r Providence stretched its unSt';iV'i' as t.ulii give the He'd,'. the' South l"liiritlii. M uch led b> UI' beatun re'c'emrei to 5.0 as guard to iunt' hunts in the first half most formidable left> -right> Use ught Williams scored 25 Seton Hall, 3-2. gained the points punt h in the majors Blue's trade also marks the finals In outlasting West Two ftc's, throws by Kenny ule'parture of the last of the all- Virginia, 76-7:1, in the Ia's'ning Davis, with 31 seconds rennai• i:nna. (if (tie' teautnoiiae'nt. star Performers who helped iiing, elirbell a narrow victors Florida State', as loch III,heing the A's three consecutive for Arizona over pre'viousl> world championships from Itmscd it,s res,'urel to 5.4), rallied undefeated Houston. Arizona ran its home' winning streak to 192'74 In the last three ) e'ars behind the plo>nni;aking of David the' :'.t '5 aLso have lust fle'ggu' Thuiiipson and broke the game .18 w ith 12 minute's to plat Jackson, Bert Canipane.-ris. Joe' I 4)Ilg Beach State, behind Fhesiiipson fuiisliu'd as ilhi 13 Leonard Gray's 33 points. Rueli, hiullie' Fingers, Sal Rondo. Ken hioltuinan and Jun points and Mike I )illard had 14 defeated San Jose State in for the Seminoles ('enter Steve opening-round action of the "Catfish" hunter, Besides the Blue trade, there Stafortl and guard ('al Clover Utah (lassie. Buster Matheney and Jeff we're six other transactions i'ac'h scored '211 hunts for South the uiso,4 Florida completed Friday Jut kitis scored 19 of Utah's first ('enter Scott I)t'ssn scored 16 20 points in the second half to significant of which was the New York Yankees' signing of hMont,s and (,alis ,added 15 for lead the Utes to victory in the '.ecuntl game of the burnt') Ire's' agent 1ief pitcher Howl> the Pirate's. Moore had 21 h*sU1ts W William & Mary hit 74 pores-nt Eastasick to a $1 S iiailluon, five-' and Robinson hall 16 for theMountaineers, who dropped to cml its shots in the second half en s ear contract. - Oviedo Cagers /in By 5843 110%01 VIA' , I'll , saviriv anythini! for the record tod,i'a tu'cUM' that would t' tarrpe'rmg, anal %oukrimi, how Bossi,' Kuhn gets his back up about that. but )oU can put it duwii in sour (soak had I-:arl Va c-as cr -tuc k to that resignation of his with l3al' tiji1ar,', he Auld have a new job fist' riainut's later with \I:lw auka't' Ham O.iltia, the Rra'wa'r s hand want word ,aboui ng ( oriaplt'te'l) aware' of the fact We'ase'r Is under a thr managerial untrod with the Orioles. Weaver's t-uninaitnit'jit with tht'tii is onl% it verbal one, not anything in writing, but that ssiauJtbt batter to Kuhn if he felt there had been an' overt tampering It's no secret Dalton would have liked Weaver as his manager when Dalton was still with the California Angels, but the (iole's refused ti, let Weaver ga Dalton arid Weaver have been dust' friends '211 ears and hen h' 'sis the plo> er personnel director itti hit' ( )rudt's, it ".I,, Dalton "ho brought Weaver in From It a.'he-st t'r a mlii iamb' hin one I(alt ilnore' 's coaches at the' start 1968. Then in the middle of that sajime' season, Dalton fired Hank Bauer as the' Orioles' manager and named Weaver as his replacement Weaver ha's been with hI,altuiinre' since', winning one World Chanipiurvship, three' Agiae'ru an I.cogue' pennants and five' Easte'rn Division title's in that tune'. If he isn't the best manager in baseball, I'll wait while' )ou think about it and try to conic up with One li'tte'r .thmtmng Weaver's iim,uis virtues is a long memory IIis biggest liabilits though, is it short fuse' 'F,H'a short, sonietijia's Vaa'ave'r gut all fired up Wa'athe'sabi evening at these' winter baseball nie'tings lie' felt the Oriole's had made a buira deal with the—Expos. which seas bad enough. but the fact they hadn't notified bum beforehand, he' thought was worse Iii.' trade' that upset lion so ninth was the marie in which the Oriole's se'nL left-bander fluals SIns .inmi re'lieve'r Hands Mille'r plus minor It-ague pitcher Hr>ii Smith to Montreal for re'lieva-rs Don Stminhou_se' and .Joc Kerrigan and in minmmr league' outfielder Cars htoeinit'ke' had it,'' he fumed I quit Iris going right upstairs and It'll hank i l'eft'rs I Baltimore's General Manager a he eon have the job So he went drectl> to I'e'te'rs' room and told him he was resigning Wisely, l'tiers, a much calmer individual, refused to ;n'u'p( the resignation lit' talked se rth Weaver patient ly. "x phoned it nutn tier of things to hiiii, ine'luuling hose he' anti oilier tin'iiii*'i's of time' Oriole's had tried to re'cti him but couldn't and said oka> he' as ouluin 't quit We'ave'r e've'ntwills cuietail Later, he e'plaint'm1 his f.'e'Iings about the whole thing, 'Ms bec'aoning ulisturb.'l is sirs uncharacteristic to Has' nature hit au,se I trust the pe-.apl.' %% ho are 5'. tar-king for Mr I 1 a'te'rs I 't'e sat in on all the rncs'tings at u's hind to this point and vtiict'ui bias opinion I'm ce'rtainl> not 'gainst ant eh'al we would niiok.' to help ourselves. 'What I Want to cIo mimosi seas. tall Buds Ma> Weaver as e'flt 'Sonic' managers like to shirk that re'sporvsibilitv but I fist it personal obligation he'e'ause' I get close to the guys who work for me I don't like for a ballplayer to say 'I had to read about rm trade in the paper." I would've liked to explain to Rudy myself nan. 7 Ic.. Tommy - V J' ~ (Herald Photos B, Finley Gets In His rd 9 KE KELLEY. •1 •Z' ' '-I - 6- 4 for . . , -. 4'- . S - and hopes charnpion.slup 49 . The Baby Rattlers simply sin ked it to t undernianned aridi exhausted Saints in the 'a'conii half with the game tt'tting more and more oneas it wore on. But the Saints made a game of it for almost a half and one judgitient call b> the officials with two minutes left in the first half was the final straw that sniashed Tnnit) 's momentum V a ft V " 111 - q T I - Weaver Quits, Refused ,I. p 1 ,2 A large group of casual and holiday style dresses and pant sets Tailored, trilled embroidered, more Hurry in while selection is best' <'a.: • r IlIrida A& NI University High suiiply had Viol much and too many for Trinit) Preps Saints to handle Frida) night at La ke howell Stadium, as the aki1ili aII st hool i 0iwss lAi state (halliplons sue. t eslally deftndt d thar title, to the tune of ( 599 j lI4 1 Ito B DAN ltLTl.EIK;E Herald Correipondent 5 49 ORIG. $19 ORIG. 510-512 FAMU Too Much For Outclassed Sa in ts In I A State Title Tilt off! ORIG. 512-12.60 ORIG. 750-S9 Trinity Championship Hopes Doused, 59-7 *10 11 Dresses and sportswear 50% Sunday, Dec. II. I77—I6 - on - ' to to aat4nin to , ,, -- , a • ', ,, Tecp, FSU Seton Hall In Big Sun F • - field, with 1:30 to go before right at us intermission. It was all downhill for the Rtticrs from this point on as the Trinity spirits visibl 'agpt'd F'AMU marched the 50 >ards in just three plays, u ping their lead to 29.1, and The Battlers scored the first The Saints firushed their best tine the) had the ball, rolling 80 season ever with an 84 mark, >ard.s in seven plays. All but F'AMU ended its season one tailback better, fittingly, at one carry was b Iford Carter, who scor ed the opening TI) from three yards C,&Ya.j 7 ii IS 15-54 Gar) Watson added the 0 7 0 0 7 __________________________________ - renoving all doubt about the aiUtesiflie' touchdown w as The because u'speciall numbing - it 'teas so easy for the Rattlers. Quarterback Lewis Wilkerson sunpi> hung a high air ball up for 67 tight e'nd Edward Uaidolph, who out-rebounded 5 it David Cie'rach and S'l I Palmer Mile's for the touch' itflAn 'That last touchdown before t!ia' hal f killed us,'' Kelle'> said ,,-' ' ', • ., ' -.!'- ,, PAT Carter had 209 yards on 22 Carl.? 2 carries in the game. Early in the second quarter the Saints struck back. Mat' , Joornson • ' - :, •.' :- 'e v - r 1_•.- • - ,. -' -4 or r cccovrVd fumbles, fl o ,as a'cø ,i 'ci A.aV?5Gfl I 'Ufi (iCC 'U ., :, ,_ .4,'2. I - c' • ,•. If ccci y theses piedng off a Wilkerson AYU Yareral 25 pass 9cm Car'?? rajfl pass at midfield, returning it to the F'AMU the Rattler nine quarterback catching the Saints flt'etfovte'd senior from 'hin(l On second clown, Matthews ripped to the' one', and fumbled where' the into the' end ZOflt' r - A A 45'u ae'sc" •" ' " ' - ''.' Qa'op 24 W arctcfl pass pass fro 'ro- 6 ran i I. r'Q rUr a,. 3 ' Ir .5 irrsoa'i 39 pass ,,, .,,, 4 rr' c ns' I • 9 -4 ' . -. - - -' -' 411 - - - 4; 11, , - - route' to a victors over Fullerton State in the opening garlic' of the Cougar (lassie' or 5, o*'ri Eastwick's acquisition gases '2-3 Trinity football." '' I s', Elsewhere, it was I'reavitk'nct' the world champions three of the majors' top relief specia' 7.1. Wise'ean,siii 62, Arizona 81, V - ' . r, , ' , , - 'tc' / ., . ' :',''• '- - 9 S.\I) TRINITY FEF:UM; FOR ANDY I,fl(;-\. BI(t'('E I3t'RNErr - �i-€.c-tj_1d. U- Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl Jucker: Proof Midnight Oil - I... .-.t:; .7a104" l.e--I ov. e : - j "Z e 2x131 . - i'i 3 j 'dart r a lle aa.i .3ar4 ir.. 4 0d c.ar-r , .o-e, r, ir C r - . - - -_:z4. r s.j ar.. :-J•42a - : . 4 - : its rr 01.1'. .i40.t,Tf sari ' :2 ar tt-ii :i . . 'I'). . . uwti. - i o..i.i s tvio vs t'r. inciu(iing io oeus, anti a tiens contingent led b a collegiate champion, left Miami last month for Panama to represent the United States in the Seventh American ?Affle Championships of the Federation Internationale i include Lucy Giovinclot of T4u11p;t The average age of these )oung ladies is 26. ---. -.rirj a: .•pj :'4'' .: - b tt aa := ;- -. • c u: -- • ft4L i U1 r"' 'ci' L4 .L - .ri i . .cW - A the t the end of ever) IisIing season there is a special assard for host iioproved bossier. This assard goes to the bower sho raised hen kague average. The highest increase ever b) it ssoman competing In if sanctioned Ivague, according to %VIBC is Swan I )rosehe of Ti-vw% ti, lit) ralst'tj her average by 48 pins from the 19745 to PGS-76 I . • r i'J '-' ; • 1rJ I'tfl t.'?l 4J s': If.: .a * • #'-.: tJIU' JH'SR: Holding dnssn high average for the )oung ladies is .I.ii'kit' i.itik 54 ith if 151. 54 bile Mike ('lark's 169 is high for the '• 1! --• -I - : J'. 10"!t IlUfl ii Ill flS1 l-I(' i.Al)iF_S: Ilaving an t'specialls good season is ill l)t.rI She leads the league ssith high average 156. high Bengal Fans Hot Zli* nko Paces SCC, Eye Hosts ni ,. -- U a fi p I 'I - r To g '-t • C,*jo t ,vrnnpcl - ?# O'r'r' B.ia.. ..• ... x.:e 4o HI NOONER5 4 - a If ,-c-ai 7? -_:' fi: a Icc Co Ia) Jeanr$'ltp l(Sc. 97 Ali D.n'.more Ill 144 Jack-, Dep.:ol '7 155 J4c' Hp.,4 r I?? Pb Il-% Mo'l 16% Ia) 0r Turner loS 167 L Ai-Ie-bP4I) 161 oi- Sir is Al-ce Ur'n'.me Sil cann-e A04r?,'. 49$ Jack -p Depiol - LI •&•S j4 • 'j' t'1,. ,•_ i-ç.,:: a:. 1. E-4.aLJ e. 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(PM,.'. 519 ei Ifl-roer 516 Wi'. Mall Jr 511 Ted DrAnquoo Ron Russ OOoi'n.ck I rotl 4 99 cnI. C. (,.,..,,a..a 4 0 tan •;;e.;l b.Srnh,.rg,., 4 i ',',, A,-,-. ,, Sol 199 cans 3. ,11110. ' L' 4 BE - ' • -i,sIZ - f 7) I I "- tAk-iiiiiiiii' I H i- - - ' - measurements Of All Sizes - •- - -;r ;r- a " i.. - cr..., L 3er $ 1 t "L .' F £. .A• .1 a IS . - - hi AS''. 7776 NQmath fi • Converted Split'. Dol Pane'. Daher Ca ç,h gh!'. I 'Ce, Pear,'. & Jack e bc,at 7175 V.ilagy 00 IZa at mead"X`l 2O( -. 'j5J _C.•'.•1'-ll•• ...QOA UO .x•4m_r.a6 C 4 C'a MZ a. •. •.'1 2 a a z. a jZ ..:.• 7 - i- - J!4 e •. - --- 1 ir - • __.•gfi•• ;( Wi Scriai • -I-s . _d-24-1. ar' 4Ierl.17 -.-4f!' gi' ocer' C'. - -' - - - 3 •cc ':ccIy; •a - o •- - __ Ai ien S 4 'c . - . r .'. 77 3272 Lase Mønr - -. ' - L' 3V! . ' Lace e,ç 1a' ee ; t' k2 3 -- - Making Pokits ,., - /'' a wUfl1 'I ' 4"n a04 azJ - 'v .,, . a -. .. • • Donor Ar def%C1 4 7 9 Sur Ann MCES(herr 6 199 • ' JO Sa)aX : I aax C . 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' ' . to - • . .30'.1" .i1'i -' Professional CICCIrOflIC ,1n31 6 '.1'. and alignment to manufacturer'. sped. ticallons Icr better lire wear 'Most U S and many foreign cars Sanford Plaza and Winter Park Mall Open Mn. thru Sat. 8a.m. 109:30 p.m. Open Sunday 12.6 p.m. - , -'.-'. 0 -e,,' .1 .ey*'q;'. 'am' - e-I' '.i..rii - L'• . S • --" - I. ,li, JCPenney Auto Center AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STAISI ,•. 3 - a -' -'.0' ~ Sale 21.68 P$ 38 88 6 cyi' Sale 25.41 Ril 33 88 - 8 cyl' All parts and Pot Included Astre. Vega isome foreign cars slightly hlghl #,o.., - . S,, ____ -; -,' .p0' ;-. - -. p.1 ; Iu'f, ' - . 25% off lectronic tune-up Sale 17.1 --.'--'• ':- - -: . I I - çi-to 'J Low sale prices on ra d hi t ires. . •' .4,.. _t*4._p. -- Sale prICC.:$fCCt6C thru Sal. Dec - fed. tax . IX ': .: P4-lIe S i lf~ -1 111.~~_/ ", , ".."~ f I" .iCPenney cl Belled 278 features a constructiort two steel bells and two polyester p1 Whitewall only No trade-in required. . SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR t. bdted 35', Woodp.ckrrs 15)7 I?) :-1 Z•\0'g,'. `~ I Ti" Off rantasl,cks IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR BJ.E steel ¶ 1 Rngpr'. $ ice Ferrer Igo tIm S. -pie) 179 Ralph Woodng 17$. Roo 56(wr.'. I'S Kim Kelly 176. Bill S(l'ioll 176 Marc-n S'cNuIl III Charles Mc key r 'If 13 I Hg!. Game'. Rudy Wc'.lrap 703 56k Burke 191 vrrn, PliI 191 WaIler Denny ill, Al AllIrn 195 (Sot' WIlSOn ITO. Raymond l8ijcke• $2 - .3_ - Size 1551'] Reg 539 plus 1 67 led lax Size 1651') Reg $41 plus I 80 fed las Size 16514 Reg $41. plus 1 97 fed lax Slip 15 ° 5 Pug $44 plus 1 91 led lam Size 1655 Reg $46 plus 203 fed lax S.aie pr cf effectIve through Wed - Dec II W-ld(all 7421, Four D-Smanch 19 1) J-11s Or ,ran% 10 31 he* Ycorkr- , jl--~ ~- , - I ~ . - A , . 5ale S35 fl2 - '' .7.. 76 76 POpC'.iS 2571 Hot ¶101'. 7527 (',r.oII " I•1••• s. r FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * p. ____ - ? Oleu Aito saving Size GR Bf Reg $56. plus 2 79 fed las Size HR Reg 559, plus 2 96 led tax Size LR 't Peg 567. plus 3 214 tod lax 110 t • 33, 3, 94 Ball'. 113-i 's•F. •I..",. -- la.eL aIe S49 IS' I Gatori, 26 26, Sti, doerit ;6 Ban, Harp'. • •, . Size 0R7844 Reg 542 plus 2 27 fed tax Size ER783 Reg 545. plus 2.41 led Ian Size FR78 Reg 548. plus 254 fed lax Size GR7f$4 Req 552. plus 2 69 fed tax Sllfid'ng% Orange Boater'. 1' 13 Buckepesil, Il'm.5upr5p-". 32 70 (a'., Go ert 3770 Jef 5p* 31 21 L,or,ceaun'.)o72 F2Mars'.7) SpoIler'. 7933 LuCk'. SIr-irs 2$ 36 .t, - - - Sale $39 DELTONAPINBUSTERS 23 . NI Was 75 .73 - - . 3 7. P.'9 534 plu'. 1 '3 fed lam AR 7 Size BR8 Reg $19 plus 2 30 led las Dart CapOn 701. MarS Qvck ?X Pugh Series Cecil Pm'.p6 5'.) Other H.ghl.ghl'. (CCI Par'.r, 6SeekI, - , . Slit' 2 .' ~. . - AQla!or: -. i.:: Sale S29 SpIll'. 4 1 uflkp I Ou-' S BaUt I I SUNDAY Reliant Raii features a construction of 2 fiberglass Ills and 2 polyester radial plies Wide 78 sees profile Whitewall'. only No trade'II qured - Lar Cme r".ia ee - e'e ire gG ;eCçtxt riC 141.1 IL Sz* e± ier t'is -eari aC med ostzj at a. aX at S EI!IPUg: Jiiar n-t tam frI'. -1 'Oil ___ 31 i fr'C 51 5at Woiesj Cas*7l.5 xe aix amLate 0(6 Fry z fra '4 3 e 14' C SplIt, hO flo*Ipd One'. H-ge Game'. Cccl Ramsey 183 Pg Palep DUCKS CUSTOM CATERERS Standng'. I Carefree F Ion SI 39 'everi . S?ufl 3 The -S'ar of lee I '.nda Share 396 ,x Ri -il, Ga'aa, 147 Jahubto Sharon - or . -stst .'iczl.ic.z .a.i ear. :( ii'-i 1or a..: :'J',rs •'t er .t I wz .-.u,C:I r 3 J "... aid Au, 1. e-1 Re'. $ GallO*ap Bldr'. I Ge-n,, a C1 OC er lOtion v S - Sec-c'. ,PRINGOApcS COUPLES I oh' es J - 6. rf 4 SI4nd.ng'. I P4app A% WCEPT $4. s . T' I h Sland no'. I All am'. Amo(O - C.'ge Apt Robert Jone'.17IO Other H gIl get'. Sla c of lb p nr rat Joe $9 ,Oda JET SOWLERETTES an Doubles Champs art Covertral '.Splits Sharon aanceIi low 1 ,16 • - Ardaman, -'.. 150 )IS Other P4.9h1 gbl'. 144r (InCi 4 '.,P,kpi -oa'Oa Qupenoflhf,k Ma'' tJ"c1-'re'. • 101 J - -- Doe'. S a ha pIt ft S(hljblfti 415 DeeD.. PlelmadOIIar (ni-d old • • LOu'. CoSa' •-,: - 15) WOSbcgirIS C r ra star Buku, ; ,%rea'on 425 OcIle Hogan 445 m r •. ana c el P0 I gp T prone 213 'IC'I S'-lef )II L-ntIa Wecrr :-;C:;e % - Z uan Auto L-'.e Ahea'on 167 Iii ' • 29 ll'h, Do,tp - - • oie • e 'kuard 157 4 : See's '• II Part) Clovionotto ,i I r'.l SALE STARTS : H 0h Ga mis Mart. U mphre'. 151711 Cl ep Do, te 1551)0 Doll nl6 - is 4 "'3 Sig' -, *1 o£ I Lv Eo'... - 4. '3 " a - . xs; B*m 2 a s454: s sat; ei: a 'a. Cs, " ILA 4111STO .03" :ZSE.x: ,., ''• : 0-.. • aa) : 2 H ' T ?x i.s'4 -4. 1111 I C • I 1ri H Qi- :i-, elan Gal (h4r1 es I I'. 30'. Op' m '.1'. 18 hffIpr'. Odd Ball'. !Iom'. vrnurf .' :. 7i l.a-a-. i i I £' 3 • I 4 . : -..- Ia - - - : !- 'FT ; : ' Y r am ec.,: Allies ' :x; ;s Lose Too t I gI's • 19 burrpS 5 S TM Do Good'. H go Garn,'. 'ennele Jacoos ¶62 14I 4. 77 Pse M oo n 1$? Ra o cry 1$) LOS &ai!oaa, 141 1 mdl Jacob, 179 (alh 4 Da v ie 146 L .4O0 R,'.nOlas ¶2? 7390cr'. Gornorrat o" Gap. Salt, Dog Blue'. Cannon 3) I a 7 C nonce Amer c a Corp 9 IT I AAA Irpe Sire Ce 2776 1 a,. : I$ ... •MZ i .• - , £' e-1 -a - ' r -'-': The S,meraz4e '.4" 2* :: aO ' _,:t: -,, ,) ' - - . rrsj Is 5:r i s .1' -- .1 K _' ,- a- -- •-• .. -. 'a- -.'--- I ' ; I 4 t • I $. a) ' lic SI a £ .' -cX : 'r' ,• -.: • - 3I i à,5.'. . •! 'ç , .- .1 lfLL 1l6t$ eate :'. Togs 4-- iZ" $2•' 1- -. • £ ' ' s- - - Là raOWS wi - .1 x :z : z 3 :. :z : •- -'. .. - 14ren'. Norma maen, 01 117 Carl LuntIQuSt Ill Dom.nc DeAngel h is'. R on Russ. If) 172 Ora- ,S'k pa ç 146 14.1' Anler'.on 55 16-I ricn P cp Is) €2 ~ ~~",, - '. - Sire'. bri80 Orris hosown GOIOV:n P elen 79 MuSlell Corvad Ill H 91 Se-v es Dulci'. CampBell 61) HAPPYHOOKERS RvtSPIl Con,a Helen Barbo' 1 .55 , James Marl late, pal Murphy 271 III James ZeIIe, 2)7 116 Bob O'.li.n'.k - 212 Igo Charles S rgIp'. 20$ Don Never 01 k a North Orlando Super Market 2 ) 71 Mp.p Homes 3 31 56 Ii'. Barber Shop 20 37 COulilr Curl Beauty Shop IT 33 II Qh G4rns Joyce Dunlap lei Opal Grofe 51 Svc (hr'.lrn'.0 16 Do' Polk 17$ LOuSe Costar' r. 163 CIa-ne Bragga lie H gh Ora l George 5 Pots 450 Sara Ir,$nØ 43$ Lc- C,ene 0 Nel. , 14qr (,di.4r- c 37 (dine 0 91,11 271 Hai 18 cli 716 H o Sec Cs Gent o Nd US %',ron Gale'. 536 Hal 18 ce 604 i, ,U. , ,- -, - -4, f- A school for exceptionally bright, hyperactive and dyslexic children. We offer diagnostic testing, concentrated remedial in struction in reading & math, plus language 6 auditory skills. 'I 1t%\SI'IHtlATlfis, 5% .%ll..%Hl.F If- 6.11 Ilranl h ltd at l)ildd 1(11, 6'l-:J 161 r'spl,' - •-d'.- -,•> 4 4 • • ' . Woidau6 }W Jlcadewg -jibia 2 '?'. .•. bob Oar-c IrY 25) Lvi-(.SCC S WlICIu'. C.arØpn'. 357: Dodge Xl StartIng'. ice Ferret ,, 110 Other • Bee-re.". I 10 2? t'ore'. Burke S 0 Mac Mc I .bb.n V P I 0e4o It -- -f ''T . - .44 '.et - $ • .rLi' .. .- 4:t : Al--..,Ar~a ! ja an. tt & ç r -aa'a-. - / it • -... -' l••(2, 04 3,: : - 1 i J .14I.r £.Je i 03 -- - ..: - a: : 3 i $ I :t 1 ' - ;. , I J - u ' - ' a- C-. - 6 154 sl cm, r Concerted SpIlt Mar.,n 462 Pohl Gornto Al 4 5 iJ - £ o& :'.: '3 • i i n_ 7he POIL-1 i), OrF? - -.- .-enfae. 'i i4 ' -'.nf . ti.erlects thf T. Lç f 34' P.si.s Ncr ia 2?.. The7 ar easar &1C e3r' ,d• ,2 !t TI 5"5( ay L .a aGc4 z&er orz 't Off the tal ____ fa'!p : -: .511-a"-' Sharon - • 3, - 6 led 18 cra i'. S p It'. C r Other Highlights Lr".,nn.ng SI ID, Gordon Mann • $5 Le'.P.092710644r01d10,6710 IP'rP Pohl S7 Adrian POt% :, •'. itCC Cr-ed S thuIl 454 (on ,rct pg . -0 - . •. Z of . - • I AX so - , - ' ' -. f 11 '"aa 14.'..r%i e ¶01 Mac McKIibpn 504 Dean 110 C'Oon Le-'.nr.ng ilII 4(2 - :' r.. -. - 'Li - iS.Li c") ' *,.i. •l •* _-4 - )1 E a - . g ,.. -• , fl 43 ::c • ai•ai C 4 ,oi •• • i•• Al I • -J U4 - . • :'..c4 -' . --.. 4..... ' •f • -- 'a.) : a .5-: ,_. aa - - , : . .' :. s.cr t :... E L -e' g --- •.c, rxj it= if 4el:4 2W tf McI Lang 156 Yencea Grt'vii.r'-r II) M,r,rn ii 9li 5cr,'. 0 0$ ".., Soccer R o u t T y i rini .1- -74 •I:;000t: ?:c4c.-..i-. I Zt W• 71 j.-1r..0g -. . Lu' -s Ill hailer Denny 447 56-Se Bun, ' :r • - 4 - • 1i - 1-1 . 4 7I 7) ho 0'. 2 fl T he Iecee'.omp IT, .IS 0 ' '.le,pe '. II 25 I Sd, r '. 1) fi H-gh ..ame'. i-'ed S Inn Aands SIcIfen'. 700 i-'en S.s"'pe'. 7 • P 14'ue 17) Aaller Denn'. Ill O'døn Le tenr.ng Ill y, I.Np4lr-(5 1.o.jdlrtI III Cad,'. lIe Margar r nn ' ' i c' • 1'' - '.' _ -.-- - U 14Ô r\ ' ' a...4 : . a...e " :3 g=;Lf; k5A .j * • C tben I'l I ng Fr H; I C.1•.. 1g 1 0. Let Woodland Hall's expertise in remed,at ion help improve his levels with part time tutoring, [)en P4,',,-c .66 (cri,prle-2 5pl.l'. 7775 G•nj". TWAT ?LZ _111111!11111111111 uef TUESDAY MORNING SWINGER i&Y Donut Stop 37 i , Pa o c on es II' 70 18-' DCBARY SOCIAL DRYDEN OIL ??C POb! III Clarold 0, 150 arn.n'.s, 11€ US Ma( 1' - - - '--. . • '' ' '' - 0 : - . ii : i i .: : .. - . • -• '-= \ Ne a '' - •. c 3 ' - - '- - -. a .itri - - -4 -, -- -r t '.I4-r ____!Li '. __ ' - - •. ': - ______ A - - - •, _ - a $ - ir--a I ;( - &..'.11 - - -- - AL? ::.:t. ..a_. 4.Z1 •A• - - • • To t S - (ie f Prize L IJby tdoorS •- - - '- - I a $ - . I) i w slO - T p i'f-; ('F:v\()v I WwI rosr FL AOr.,n eman sis Hs Did your child score too low on 'The State Literacy Test"? SmoAq Na) t: i 53 Cr i Giitj slO h:t Osi-'n'.. $ 71 euclId 54,4cc 57 Bowling P*ft. el m ..rojt- rScri a l ( ai: , .'--.-' Dolpe.i I -nance IS 75', Goo' ltaIlk II 30 Co'.lInlr'.o 435 k4ren Pauc,( 1?) II g Garret Grate Da,-'. 132 Svc ("r'.'pn'.on 382 Clara ,, na 56-Icr 11) Ra, SetIde 29 173 lX-en II'.. JO, Dunlap 435 Amber Slefan'.ko 167 Joan C r,rvan COnaer'cd Spl.ls C ,I'.n 14.-e I Joanna iv.'.'. 70 Do' k.i-re'. 0 walhrn Otto 610 150 Beth Garner 186 147. fTe'l' C-ilI O!ber Hghl.0b''. Queen o Ac. 170 .,,lI, Bra, ISI Ma'y-p p,..1, '. Cpa C.r'Orr3, ' Opal George s: III S,IW.a HuPin ¶30 Ype Vc(Jc i'r r'. Pj'C SCe 165 Dell Barca Ill jean P/(,,, re MORRIS SPE POLE ROOFING III L.nda Carter 161 L -"Omi Bet': Stand ng'. 70,110 ConsIruclo III Jaci Rova 14$ Cc 7 19 Pckarig S,'.lem CD 21 Ii gh Series L noa Bra': IS) Oct 21 Carr , 76 27 Unpced (tables 26 '''''''''' Aagner 355. Man, .'7cl II) DpI Il,. Pp OIl'. 2573 Spacer' 72 Barca 436 jean YCG,ra 177 It.ti, C,.,. S' -Three '.5 ' ' '• JWV'!IT "VU' Garner ua Joanna ha'.'. 410 tn 702$ Mull. 5cry.'. 1637 ?,!.Ilyr In H-Oe Ga".'. TodtI Irani III S1 a`d'hg% l"c3fV4fh`Jcn- Alife 34 - Si? Pt.-,,-, - MYSTERY LADIES SlantIng'. I d%l'pel'. 2 What ceam4call.l'. I' r. P'. a ngbt Oat'. t:r or 4o Grn,ralon Gap 1 Cahoosi.. S 517 Fipri'.'. 9 DeRa-ler'. 10 IPie 1 too, II SQualtr'. 17 Rot p3". Up C40h G4rn'. .-nce Cola 146 703 C n-Qnl 140 it Jrnrr Glor Bvrdk 1(1.6 155 Dod-, LOSCy 117 114 Chic S P.'op,lr I)? 177 Rick 'C'.?.an 13'. III N Ia BOSAGn!? ISI Pa11 56e,r'. 176 119 Cccl 34(5 If Dep-:ol .Seddle rei.e AUTO TRAIN Moore 510 RjlP 5r,-iti-m 610 Otbrc 64.gl19i-l'. T..riq., Ate ' •_ - Jeannette Mort 45, Ah,teh,,,d 466 C on certed SpI.?'. ''''''''''''''''''''''' _". .4 Pc'l6 Turn,c 476 gYl :'H-:s.t;r .- var-er 7 56 No II • 33 P'gh (,a'-.s Jeanne Adam'. $1 l• - 2 37 00 Co 75 24 77 SI Jonn'. Shop 7230 Angle'. fl, a'.•i" lC4.J.1'E' :. ..-, fe x'r..: , :•:.e-,._:•.4s - : 3171. 73. W 0 26 25 MCRobeqt'. Slrn'.lrm Really 26 I Pub a"es SPu' '.'. ••'•' .5 0 7 56 No rc'. '.'ar Lair 'e eç' i-v Star 01 the ,%-p5 64.gbl0hi'. 'e' .•••. ' ' a.!.aT _'t.' Our SpUed'. 6 LUCk, i -'. Conwerlyci Spit'. Ed McCirn 7 tO : ,.x .t Cuichir'. lIuller i:..-4 :! J#',4b .4 !?"X C....,. S 6 I lorir ( i hurl"rnr,,' 6) 6) II.irL,.4)4 r.%el 158 15) l%.r'ne $p, ''.-r 51 Hpli.n IjtInn I 5) 1 •,r T?Pr ISS 64 IS) r -,,rl-c i'.e is L P.rkQ4rc) ISO 145 5 Ce,no*a Iii eugh Ser5 Au-s,r, 51) Boaos III lit ( OeMalt,o Rio KIP 515 IV Ole iiu'ii' 501 A 37 134, C Sirria". 164 ........................... 182 U Alfi..n 1)44 •m'' y i-arella IS) J F -'.h,r 1)5 Ill A Aaltrc Oem v 491 Bit ',oer s 1 (Ccair 170 1 61 164 I. Doe-ncr 14) Florence lIurhenne 159 Bartoae,, 10 iii. W ii4,4 b4J 149 N Wan,r neWl 4)5. Anne Spincir 471 55 1 A400ir 16 136 C Serrae Conceded StillS i-rn J.'.'.ei 2 119 C, Dovq' ISI hO I Marcelo ''bCdiau 579 III 0.-u' '-c" Ser''. C lrul 469. C lIeu'. 1.5. Plelen boaon SolO m elI, S 39 C, 7 Sally P4r'.O Ai Allin 3 10, Y,,r, 410 Boiano.s'.k 312. 56 Crpp Baqr I IC JO, ActS I tO S,,I, Ill. J C seer Ill E A,'.lfl Ml .,sel 1 0 C .rlr. D,4prS'.en 3 3 ' Cul?er Doer 171 ,ancc'. Sargent 3 0 Aan,r 114 C 5,rrae'. IIQ C, Other iu qP'lqPOs 1udy ,*4i-5l'4, IS Srcra'. Doyle F 461 - Ill pot Lut lii'cr-.r roico Other ligi-Igel'. star ol Ap5 Jlrt- i'. 154, IS) 55 n ip,' order Arin, Coal',? 75 unu%O4ll her a.erar III Cage C,mp'. Jerry LO*.p 701 hi-n llLJ'ler 707 Chris Plo, 227 irn., mon 209 P4QI Sere'. RO9 Quick , CP4a'le'.PloeSSt Jay Sr.' IP' 6 : - SC "i- •'"" ,.1.t# Mcx)ulalor'. 4 , John S .. Beauty Shot- Sir 71 Shop 71 31 S ua'e COniyor 7037 ,49h Game-'. C D'cSrr'.on 3-6 ( huh 166 II? 118 C 14,1'. 67 I?? S II 7 SYSTEM 'i .C.•. it. ;r ' 1 P .'.d'..' # ar.4L !'i_ a:L: -a L J .L4... 5." si :es : :.I:• i - ,'i, 77 30 AC TORY TRANSMISSIONS ': ' ht (G KENNELS: The mother-daughter duo on the Valination team, Evelyn Satter and Oiris Dickerson are tied for firsi spot in th.' high handicap game c.th-gorl ¼ ith 227. They are 1.2 in han ihuap scri.'s high 54 ith 622 ti.6 10 Their team is in second place and reall) tiaking a run at the first place standing of the iS.sies frail SIUHI(IS sl'F:t(;l.F: It(H)F'lS(: Qualif) ing for the 600 club in it big 'Ail% is Gene ON,dl "ho fired three dynamile gaines of 224, 213, and 20 for if fantastic 645 series Gene sshose average Is 152. rolled 189 pins os er his as t'rage, the most ever reixn-ted here 1k' ct'rtainls 54 us Morris SN'igle Itoofing's Star of the Week. 1)It'l)F\ (ill.: It is aIssas s a thrill to hxJ¼ I a 200 game esl*eiails ii) out average is in the nil 130s, This happened to t¼o IP. bLIl)f)% P)I)lt. fred M ann 2113 .inI Wanda St.' hans 200 HL'('K'.S CLSTI)%I ('ATEItI-:IUS L1)lFS: Its finally happenisi lii Ru ;.ls ti' is, kept tr.I(k f i - art otters av1'rgt-: hue firiall) IR'd for high averagt'he gals. (; (;iu'Irt•au and ( (o4fre the average 14 ttT(J THUS: Another Mess is on the he¼ling scene Patti \It'yer' fl (lt' star of the ¼eeilling an eseri 100 pins over her average Watch otit (;If.rin ; I larvarel. ho-re comes Patti* BOWLING POTI'filflltl Wing's Chants . the flVl. fund. M itch aid' h(JSpitalil.'(l and h4ld veterans had the hest fund raising fwrlol in its 35 )cartIr) last season Ann'rit-as hssslers contributed over $7) hits represented an 8 fM'r(-t'nt Ito reuse over the prius 'trig1i' s.'usw retord, at cordine if) tho. Natitinal 114,%41 ('ourluil. whimuNtrator (it the i! program At Milli America Latrjr fic.i e !i..-_ -'rx: scralt h game 233, and high strak It series 535. Aznl*'r Stefanisko has high handicap gain.' 258. and Ikth (;arnvr's 628 is the han. ibseries Sunday, Dec. ii, 1e77-36 Play Zone American KEGL ER'S KORNER ____ Zi Teeiers i Vies In U.S. Team .10 - L. a I, jr s:rt ;.•--,w -1 1 .-ir ., ' - VZ Ii •3' L.1UX3C e JN )r_-:_1 _ • c:'b1 :4i -.ar a.a: =es r -i _Zr4l :e .:. - 11111 ____ e C . : Wr a_ .t. - _ .'14'* Cr$t. t r: L X i .._' - - 4:: o.e '2 •r- It All Worth - '4. :;&51Y'..,'' �4 B-Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl, Sunday, Dc. II, %fl7 I 18-Help Wanted 32-Houses Unfurnished 46Commercial Propertr I — Accounting Ceek MUSI in Accoul _____________________________ '4eCCivabl. 1$ b.11ing tokkeepr..g & general off duties Good l5png ski required POs'liOn availat mmed,ately $00 mon'hIy p1 good fringe bend its, located State Rd 46 10 miIts E P,jnt Dora Priore #01 ill 3 BR house, unfurn. AlSo 2 BR ItaliC! I fl Cd References PluS hIll I last month Lovely SlOry home, large monthly rent, call 322 7470 -___________________________ I HR Sr for Rent _________________________ 3 OR. 2 bath. carpeted, central lILA. fenced yd . refrigeralor, range 322 3l ,Sernan ___________________ 'or nlablislied tee,., station t.l,nor auto 'epa' & tfQnt end (vpr.en 119 79 p m ______________________________ Guarctette. lull time SweIC board, typing riperien 3 BR. I bath. C l's & A, lease. $250 323 3777 pveIrr,ed apply NCR. '.50"dly ri person ia iS "i' Ad _________________________ 4—Personals - _____________________________ ,'d5gc'i but the swing 5t4 iriS baCk 'ard 'Sn l' Sell 1 witP can' ad Call 372 2611 18-Help Wanted _____________________________ -_______ --cE TA L'NOEP THE COPVIPRIPIEPI$iVE I 1' I 0 V VI F N T AN0 TRAINING ACT THE , rOLLOWINO, POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITH VARIOUS DIVISIONS THROUGHOUT SEMINOLE COUNTY - OF P 5 o 'v' C 70 area Dcc 21 or 22 Shart rupenses Call Tv.. 322 $150 eavng DivORCE tORMS $1.11 $20 50. lt 'ret Cell-It BOa i' ri -',ALCOyIOLAPROAL(y IN YOuR rAYL"' AL MNQN '' 'amies or tr.er'OSol RE SOL UT ION TimCi WE IL HAVE YOU wvrkng U, NEW 'rEAR 5' 'Leaders In Ethics" No. 1 in Service A.AA EMPLOYMENT YO BE CONSIDERED lOP THESE POSITICUS AP PLICANTS MUST BE A RESI 5ES'lNOE COUN IV AND BE UNEMPLOYED A %'iNi MUM 01 30 DAYS. OR UNDE RE '.'PLOVED (based upon annual family iricOrriel ANNE - ., ti, %p.1, or PuII'yitjr Ht Lion? Liespair Cit Pull Via,, A. 33—Houses Furnished ________________________________ ______________________________ i Vsllng Florida' Nice small home, furniShed, close tO everything, adult couple Only, __________ pets 372 7111 WI pi.,, — Use A Want Ad 323 2e11 or gji V93 -- -CO M p L E y L QiOi DII IONED- VA &iPIA located in many areas Seminolr County 117.500 , $50000 DoAn pâ1mrnt six 3 - 2524 Park Or .3222115 REALTOR AtteqlIour 372 9214 in 3991 332 0441 WALLACE iou Govtrnment SubSidy available Builder 322 2217 Equal Houting Opportunity JOIN SANIOP1D'S SAL ES LEAD E P i Prolest,on a I training. fldvdual SuperviSion. ,iiI ERA ben,? tS, Seller £ buyer Pvr.. A,,r?ir,!, - cst lu pCrlt .5 lan too:s & c C,pt0l advertising program are gust a he* 01 ly many REASONS WHY WERE THE LEADER' Call Daic orr for a dCflI'f'fIt5l 'fl'NvfA Santord lakefront. 3 BR.2batt. r uCyr ' 72 t)6 p r, or 33_6475 __________ __________ Low dow,,- NoquaIiIing se models t choose Iron, Call Ca. ,Stiitlhurst REALTOR 322 ----- -_2!1. - - opfral.ofl. PluS rental apart meritS tar added incOme Prcrd at $53000 *itP Reasonable Terms' f" )f6 . .Ceob Call Bart Egg Easter bow'. .'O',EV NOW takl'orderS I sa .ec.ir 1 Ca i t0. l'e. -."IQ% 01 l' trP. 9)2 Si) 1155 AANT(D- Carpenler's Helper Utltp cOrk 66.1 5702 between 4 & 7 pm - - ____________________-- I s- crefarv rnijS' be •.pwr-er"ced fl general office Outies. have r.cellelit t 1 p'rig 55115 £ be AilIflg 10 accept responsibility. )itOfl a,alaofe immediately monthly PIUS 90od fringe I $ t.t'nefits. located on State Rd 14 let E of Mount Dora PIscine 90-4 3534114 a.a,labIe PcI, Re'c Rca. Terms Court. Laundry r, I AC 0 SpicaSher, Carp'ele I Drapes Call 32) 6470 bIt,S, i 5 1. rn 5. S pm ---- arous Other CETA omt , oI'n a', also available, please nail-re ab trieaboveotb.cesOr trie Seminole County Manpower D.v5i©r ICETA Ott-ce. t Ncr-lb Park Avenue, Santo,a. Florida I * ______________________ MAYFAIR- 455 Sumnmeelin, 3 7 bIth, family room, fireplace e'lra arge lot. Owner All l\Ql "Ct'tgage. 131.9% Eve'. 322 151? 3720617 2-C'S 5tt, St I 2727090 —,- -.'.pI'. Ia' Senor Citizens Dod town, very clean & roomy Jimm,e Cowan. 315 Palme ADVERTISING SALES PERSON accounts Aggressive eded for corn giplitiwC ,flarkel Apply ifl person ttts Salesp-eron '.'i I Legal Notice , _________________________ I )'&u' / -- '-' __ ViØ% outgrow ?l'p Swi15g see all bicycle' Sell these 'I ite'fyi5 with a cant ad To p14 rOUr IC. Call your frenl 'tSifiedgatat Tnieli:erafd. 32 3*11 or Ill fl III"l14'oncorr*r lot Eacellent appreciation elpected See Teqm Possible *21.750 today FORREST GREENEINC REALTOR5 '30U3or3)iI1Il, NAME LAW Seminole Redo ec'rporaton By. S. ROO.el E. $srlm. President Publish Dec II. IS. 73. Jan 1 1971 4: , -/ apt lor rent. LI9PdS water furl's. Call 373 $57 after every day pm / _____ _______ MARCH OF DIMES , visItors to euarnirse rental plans GENEVA GA DENS. 1103 W,7SfPISt,S.anfOI 323 2090 RAYMONDE.LUNDQUIST Peg. Pul (elate Broker .alesApçvaltals 7372$4 HIve a room to rent! Let • Oassified ad find a tenant for — EfficIency apartment, waf fwni'sISed. upstairs. Ill Pa BATEMAN , ', I ' Sales - l,C.'Lt MOVING MUST SILL Queen Site mlttret'. & hot speungs. almOaf new cOnd.tion. $15. H g l qUllily DR set. d stress fruit wood, 4 (hairs wilti needlepoint Covent, oval shaped) table With two leaves. $195 2 matching oyerstuffed Swi,e'l chars Itrom LlOyd'.) $75 caCtI Da,s 616 _____ ____ EveS 371 0556 2-700. - ________---Thur., I, & Sat - 250 An Lane. ISO c gs. 3 rr.r' catChes 7 '-..n77age darr.ers c-lb At'f'elS a"t-quPS & doll'.' SA:[AL.a:ytlo, "s' *1P' 5A.vei fl guid 'apes", .ceilrnt dOry) 772 321? II caratrecklacet $3 ui Mke' 1Sa, iets. is up Come n I Ste Gcaltrr JewelerS. 204 S Pa'. Ave ____________ 55—Boats & 4 , Col. Al Kiug Auctioneer "°" DeLand, Fla. __________________________________________________________________________________ Rider -Y,o'cer. 23 551W IV, lot $loie, Bedroom Lamps 323 1139 after S P m - P - ,', . ,'' ru ,.. i'•' . •,,. . '-. ' S ..o,, , . . !," i'.. .'',:-:' . 'V ; ' :, 'j'. ", (fl.' 0$ _ __ -. 79—TruCks.Trallers 'deas' -- Steam Clean V00r Own Carpet Rent Our R n'.envac CARROLL'S FURPIITURE. 3273151 - - - '71 SKYLARK , '75 DART 4 DR. '69 ROADRUNN ER 80—Autos MOndOy rge 2188 TIe Sen., tma'l *9.1 3288 Li' Lvii Citra 4 C,l - Cur Good Credit. Bad Credit '75 PINTO 2 DR. or No Credit P"1it Were' loaded 131-n c.tP Quality uSed furniture' 0 ouCP'cS, crIers. 1114 SuiteS. DR 'urnulure. tvs. t*ciCing. rugs app' ancn & -an, OlPle'r srr I CA$H VISA MASTER CHARGE 2288 • Avil, '60 CHEVY PICKUP 'f your cred? Pas been rejected If yOu dOn I b1, a dow" payment or if your? ooa.ng ir a gOod nec or uSed Car Or truck el I) ,ears ot f , ri4nc, in sales ci per ierl(e cOrk 'or ,Ou Call Pete I Oo:l' A r'r' Peek 5.41 I9l4 S,ar'o'O 377 III' Dta.'r Agent * ar. 1088 Special Lift Gal. Over5OhonCzs. 6995 II' : No Money Down If Credit Qualifies : SANFORD AUCTION 1215 5. French Ave. '2 1uS$ lhIn5 work --if classified 115 didn't there c0u 1 d)n t be any VIE VJ 9,,J#.J " e ,,'ic I' :4,, , 4,. ,; .., Slightly balance . $to. '' '' - 1976 SINGER FUTURA ' ',. ' .i.c'.',I' ' ": -. 's" tom"'' '",':' IrItmithlOJ% h 59 'tjtk (CsC1 .11flU' ' C.I'5' t$".. Ii.0 I C5 So' ' c;'' Ii I I. tI ' 1nd 5511. CI1( III ' lT5,%I , originally $545 Rq'possessp,, uSed) Icr 6 moti't'% blur'? Svl 5,3 994 ' - . 'tl1 t' c" ml' hasC I I111i1' ilh' , II '.?,C 1' tC ,' ' i'.? I .11 I t1' III 15C il j So TI .l t.t5t.l ts ' ('I' r 5 I (S1C ,55t1'c'5 lIst , *l wIt 'VI -________ ' . ,. ii j 11111. S cm.So' ' . ' '' .- . . 5csSIt 0 .,..•' ,.'" . .'' . 'C.• " 1 . ' .. , . . i - f - 11111111 " .':,, a4,' ,. " '.".. - i,.' ' , . ri'. 7• I•• - '.$..i. - .' ':-'::.'-'s',,-'. '•.,t' '' '. .. -..! '. . i. *;j..P..' ' 'I '1 "i ''r,. .'i,.'" "4. " "': .' . . . - . ' i . . :" -?p5.' "c'yO•S,7"lj '' , - a Highway 17-92 645.4100 : p' ,":. " :w;; J;r " ' ,,,I.I. , wt,3 CONSULT OUR - ft:2..z i ____ • i'..,, -: ii, ,' .5 - r,uj .. ' Home 0d e 'T_ ', -" .., p. ""'f''."' •'•- '-' •• •' ..,',1i. _______ DO THE JOB lii, .4 a -. Bea u - Idyllwilde - ltjl -; "'' 11 ' - i . ;T'77 I I I l ( P'7',f i I lL'",:rr , 1i ..i'- •_ -- I 'V I ll -_lJ. ''- ma r'' -"-"1 T1 4 Bedrooms 2 rt1 ____________ ,'s•;• _________ Baths ), 'P 1 - 151 5' ) 5 4 - ' 41 Care - 'Iiij 1 ''',''0 _________ _ r :eeP (Oufibry like setting, Choice 111.900 3733771 J". -, P.iore than 20 beautIful models Choose the one Ihat s lust light, priced righl for you and your famIly ,_j, I We have 3 and 4 bedroom homes just right for your family and budget. Country living at its finest with City conveniences close to both elementary and high schools, churches and the Mayfair Golf Club. _______ - - • J -. FREE FULL-COLOR CATALOG! _________________________ Fill out and mail, No obligation, LEISURE LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAY CALL305322.31O3 I I ___ -• - Insulation -' t',' --- i" :l of tia . Carpet I , - jA'ii • I ____________ 'i " )Ii,,q7.-b ' - ..i:L. , ,,,, '' tt;kphi1., Tm ,,, 'r I1esf -'il l ' .,. ',I'* ' - r ;'',".•',.. '2',_•, .:-:.. P'3, e 0' )77 251 - ,,.i , ' "6 Smittys Snappin Turtle Land Clearing Control 5' 31.,.. 5.g;"Su7is, '':.."'2"." '' :2.;1m;:5m Cleaning LI .0! - -r 7:' *3• 1 Want AQ'. Get People Io'gether TIsQ5 Ou,'ri.j An Those Selt.rg 377 2611 or •)t 9993 ______________________________ ______________________ 'U , :'e •. 5 i .\r5 0 I IS Ciod '005 very dependable 322 ,3I -_,, - ____________ '' land clear.ng & 3 pr . Oat)er Ia' rr-.i r ease 377 Rubber Stan T011 iAL &_, ''!,;kc - -- - - - REALTOR MLS Pine Hill Station 323•5774day or night "-. oc.n9R1 -' i ADDIISS cu STATS fliØlObiC (Dl "eiqhbo,sl rurol .-out• isleos. 'ive directions ZIP . - "Gtit V IQL'ut'S'tNT An9 Type Jo REASONABLE 3)9 01)1 O( 323 6117 I PlANS ______ Loncrete work b. no obligation to bm.my and hal you would g.e ,., ffip5p fuc', lice ci clvavge 4540 West Colonial Highway 50 West P11 - Asspclate 504 734O'. ConcTeterk t could like In ko,e more info,mat,or, ond tie CO5I of building on my psopeity I undertond tier, øuld -- ORLANDO. F LOR IDA 32808 P.O. Box 15037 Harold Hall Realty 1 W. 25th St. SANFORD FOR APPOINTMENT CALL. 301.3fl.3,03 - - - -, be "lie (ran Saw & you can t .i new car for Christmas, clean - tf' old buggy Complete I tier Or siw , s Sahusfaction ilija?anteed KEN S AU TO CLEAN BChind Mac 5 Electric I 1 701$ Elm, 3271445 (t,ri'.tn,asl II We tranS you ho hate alt She facts about building on pour property trmfh payments you can attoid Call or cult Ut, Jim Wailer Homes dlIpSay patS nearest you or send the coupon for cornpJete details ______________________ - - .o, Miscellaneous Services 'HAP4DYMAt5 OR LADY, 7 BR. 2 Upplind Park -'i.' & garn Equipment L -' LI Auto Clean , rg __ _ ught Hauling - 73 75'o — A iJ,L I J Improvements ar',i E it.' 0" carper"r, and) .11 nets 23 ,rs p 1') 3'19 ' '25505 ,, -. ,',_','t,DP.F,% •':o','i', C it-.. . %G.)U'dLS'CIIIEPAIR Phpre 321 0645 t', , & I 19 .r' PthlFiCflCC Large or Vr'alI 005 Ire: ntrnaes Call ' ii I I'?'. - ______ , S -- ______ ______ BUSINESS SERVICE LISTING - -- ___ ...: YES WE CAU' Even though new home' prIces contiflue to spiral upward Jim WaIler can help you beat the high cost oh building Let us thow you how today' -. __ Mon.Sat. 9.9 Sun. 10.8 . - dmi.'. ' .P''s-5 '-:-"t,,,-' Jim Wallet otters INSTANT mortgage financing to qualutued propetty owners with no red tape no thud party delay and with payments you can If lord Your t'iendly J m Walter rc'presentative will h.indlt all of the detail, for you and you'll know Calcify what you? monthly mortgage payment will be betore Construction begins , l ' ' .iS'", ',u 'L' - I .- i-S'-i.' cc,.: ,., 2 .,r ..a. ..'... .''iC,L. ''. 15.'L' Well also show you that, by doing some or allot your own Inside finishIng woik, you can save more much much more Here s how JIm Walter WIll Cu. torn buIld your now home to almost any stage.. from the shell up to 90'. complete We II fintsh the Out sIde in every detail Including two coals of quality paint On the inside, you tell us where to stop then you and yout family fake over and finISh the rest Do as much as you like but tte more InsIde wOrk you do for Oursclf lhe more money you II save - -. "b.. '- - , s t ,J II • ...'d' '7 s... ' A. ', CA?.J -'rr. 'a1?.j.. '. ..Ou.kjo hfe Could altord NOTHING HAS CHANGED! It OU own property, we can s!.lI! custom buIld a home lot you SO! lam less thin you would belIeve possible for !ar less than 'average prIces being reported in newspapers. on felevision and radio YES WE CAN' Let us show you' It. e' ''.: ... X,,- e"5st !'T.'4.i . For over three decades, JIm Walter has been buIld. ing and fInancIng homes that families In all walks of , , '..' r, C '' ". See,p '75 MAVERICK 4 DR. a new home. MADISON NOTICE TUESDAY WI SOLD) HOMES! SEVERAL OTHERS UN 0 ER CON T P A C T LISTINGS NEEDED FOR OUR '1788 ..:heIP YOU beat the : hlghcostof building 1J.S'Ifl J. I II -- )9? vi 36 1Sf U,ii Li for Sale iV - 745917 0(10 L . 1195 * * * * * * ?2—AuCtion __________________________ PUBLIC AUCTION cu.ea.tl 0',, Atyviid. £,v Avy '72 NOVA 2 DR. g45'. & furniture 1106W 1st 5' - 5anlorc 3229903 MIne Ricri','r Oerie'r i H4'. Anhique'. 2788 aiv £wy Slalit I . £"t __ ..SkL 29S 'ave' I.' •., I -• _________ _1J' , ''7,', 1095 '• *•. Seap '67 RENAULT R-104 DR. I IruCk . yon, I tcs SuSPe'n'.ic,ri ted% bvjy 5rk 3(1 6913 ''i'''i''l CII', - Story "as it" An Investment OppOF'tunity, 111.000 323 3771 BLUE BOOK ,yv'v-v - --- CH I NABE R R Y TREE A N TI 01) E SHOP MON. DEC. 12th 7:3C . - . 64—Equipment for Rent '. ?1. .•t11.,,r),'v' (,Cu _____ 1974 pick u - Call O.ck Lacy, 3?) 1300 l'ILL DIRT CLAY SHELL HAUL INC. Chuck GcrmIy 32) 6561 " *IAKE PRIVILEGES, 3 BR, 3 bath, family rm . central air, El ____ 71 Chevrolet Truck. Fleet side, with topper 6 cyl Standard Shibt cth r*ct.n S p,5ter fler I c '' PILL DIRT & TOP SOIL, )' E5 ui WHAT BITT Elf GIFT' "1k I SANFORD AND WINTER PARK OFF ICESI _ I Chevy p.Ck up A,th (B tool rack 55)3 377 1934 • , * From - ' " 'HOLIDAYSPECIAICB3BR easy terms 116.1% 373 5771 * LARGECORPIER.30R.3baIh kitchen equipped, fenced yard. I 173.300 173 Sill . R 5n 3pm St F ttnil 5 A, 1 'gudS, I rn iS 01 I Ion Old) 5Ii 44 at 76'' Sfat,on Paola. 377 3,1?) — __________ GIvE All 'PiE lIf( OOM'' 11514 (MRI%TMA5ii ____________________ YELLOW SAND -i l ' __ 1977 Singer Zig Zag PeI(6iLIe - 71—Antiques - ' Ll,,5' i-' - Singer'S most modern seeing macPine, tully automatic, scla I ic MOTOPCYCLE TRAILER soaces 322 9611 or 1 rail 4t.r ____________ AccessorIes Call 904 '76 SPORTABOUT - . ' -_. Model 1205 rjcKld br all t55w5 of carpe'ing. sold originally $79 'epotsessed - used for Short lime balance UI 50 ess $7?' damaged in Shipping 110 SN 1717 - 'fonda ZA mn, Iral I $15 37) 1191 ________ GremlIn. nee water pump & batlet,. $100 349 5701 751131) Ia' fu'fbtr detaIl 78-.t,torcycies , 1973 Lincoln Continental Good COriditiOn Must Sell th,5 Week Plo reasorcable offer refused Leave name arid bomber II 377 0701 or 372 4163 .t. E LECTROLUX VACUUM Brand new, never uSI'd unleli ,eh,cle '5 Sold ' .. Avon decanters in cars Irvo longer being maCel, fOlding pool table $70 YISP1iII Camera & strobe pelt 1)5 321 0132 - . _____________________ ______________________________ 6?—L.awn.Garden _____________________ ________________________ ' -. -- from SI) tO _______________________________ '' ,'iu dunI tell Cpip hO* Ire they going to krv,) IpIl Ihem ______ H , ,l.i55.tt ) ,) f,il.flg 69 Terry bass boat, 15 *itt I JohnSOn *3 PIP Ovtbo,srd cedric 'roIiirio motOr 5. tr.i.. P0rirh hnit r.,... .------- .-.'.. lv,'vi .--. 312 6190 'Glasses. Tables Chars, Roll a cay Beds. Coffee Urns & c,nsot -MARINE Chafing Dish' American Rent .971 liv,, I? 92 All 377 9113 'l' ri) I I ' 77I Pjds $50 Call 372 1621 .H0rl.err, I' '43 5)3 1?'l _______________ nCoclillL-ntei% Sands Tra'r' Pa?.o Stones Gress. Trapi Steel Rods W-re MeSh MIRACLE CONCRETE CO 30$ (Im A, 377 $151 . __________ — African Plight Crawlers 50 large worms 5) Also Peat tiny quality. $1 bijsl'el WPiOlet,al, . your container. S bushyls 'r mote, !Sc per bvsh,l BAC,1' MARKET 2415 Sanford A, 173 SlAt I - -t4. 'I'd)." 2 t',t,.i'2 v'o' Speller. pci iss ',n ',',i.j i (.arage Sale 1111 5 I'.srk Ave $000 6'? '215 I ri Sal - Sun - Dcc 9 tO Ii _____________________________ Y-tcellai'raut .trmr.', - - 60—OffICe SupplIes 1ilrage Sale Antiques. I _________ ________ hOu'.ChOld) item'. (hrisl,'Ia'. i'Ti C)UA,Alt4 i( 'temS, ciotti.rig d)i5Pp5 cera [ Apit, T ' &, ViI(% ','AP,I,.i t.d T ill •'.I.i . 1 i"" 5)55. l0 -, etc F 'i $, 5,yt 9 to S 701 k'400clmere Blyd 332 '-1 .i)() I 14(, 7,' 5( Hi f' en, slol up - -1)511) I XICLJ T '.1 I r. &S4I & Sun, 1310$, huge sale. DI'.' 51-'j3 5. pi(elICflt wlrit'f. 30* W SIn St '(•,() - ,:, u 57') & ,p LenO* (h'flI service tar S au' pa'tern 51 peres iik ec ge-ce 122 6765 - a (Sought (111i3 P/us C LeSSOn'. Private .,C ui.r ( iro1 ttOB (SAL I 5 C) r '"1 370215% ,, , . ?/Oy'ruj tO I rice-cr t'cme. apart men?' Sell "don'I need'.-- fISI Aith I Ii't .31 BUY JUNK CARS - _______ - terms by owner Realtor . Ii .ini's, Thomas Organs , - DAYTONA AUTOAUCTION bd*y 93. I mile west Of Speedway, Daytona Belch, will hold a pubIc AUTO AUCTION every TuESday & Sat night at? 30 It's the Oflly one in FlotidI You WI tyi reserved price No charge Other than IS regitlraton tee I I I -. aPr '5 Mart. 21$ Sanford Av ISuy & Sell, th finest in used lumnuturp Rtrg 5l,,'. tl - 59—Nvsicai N'rchandise I - Cash 322 4132 - ___________ - .. 9/ICr'S good 10CC Idlty,5,ofl $2S and up 7519 Orlando Dr - 377 0)57 — 5-1--Ciarage ____________ _____________ to I I I Cars Rem0v BUY JUNK CARS. trucks £ Im porls $1010170 372 5440 alter . pm & weelends -- I,__ '71 TPlumideqbirdIDr,allelect,ic, all puce', can be seen. at $01 F 31115 St. Sanford. w#9IdIyI _______________________ I SWINGER, radio, P,ater. AC. p , P B 311 V I autO 11)0'? 323 3111 EVERYDAY IS BARGAIN DAY III THE -WANT ADS 377 2611 or Air Conditioning Peg P1,11 Estate Broker 76 S Sanford Aye 0739 evfl 327 164). 323 711) $ISSOO. Low down plymecd. TeleplSowl)0S))7II (iiJe IC' (Pr %tr!% gIl ' fl—Ju I I 7913 - AND LET AN EXPERT - REALTY ndv,tsan can easIly Convert thIs 3 BR. lro a 3 or i BR. Only K ISIs REAL (STAT (.INC I REALTOR ________________________ 31 7017 S FmerKts Awe, Sanford, Fla 7 BR. garage aparlrnecit, Ave MelIonville 0(510 a place, tti live, car to drive, a tOO. Or Some service you have need of. read all our want E'c'' IN.I Birth Detects oreforever - Unless you HELP 3I -ApartmentsFurnish on Hi . - with a ClaSSified ad. by dIllung 372 2611 or 0)1 999) _____- neighborhood, Completely renovaled. CA. Pool. carpeting, 19 fenced yard, 530.5% 37) 3771 LAKE MARY- Office ors Las, Mary Blvd Older building, WALNUT STEREO ;,,,t,itf,i,,.rit Sefy, n III mIbC' 'i T '. s 01Cr ,y' Hyrl, '. I 73 5,vntr ' A,p 321 ll)i yn,seleclOn ot good u5td' n,ture 130 1703 Bob Walker Furntute Casse.berrw Piata H* 17 $2 * FAMILY. I BR. 2 bath. ch'ice family room, screened porch eith a B 0 pit l2OrallI' site 157.0% i. 53—. RadiStereo _______________________________ lirand nec pIt ir, lJy 1 *45, sOici originally $l. Pay balance, 11300 596 SIll 68-Vnted ' trade FM, Pb. auto, beSt offer' 323 ______________________________ - If you don - I tell people, now are Ihey wing 10 know' Tell them Peoplolkeorseyusp costclassuf,edadstobuy, sell, or , ___________________ you place your classified IC. the sooner yOU *11 gel results I - ---'----------------LAKE MARY- Swim flth, skI, 3 BR IPOisible 3r0l. 7 baths, II Chr,stmas. 52750 each, boys & girls. 2136 Grove Dr . Sanford, rla 3770141 -- ________ -- '73 Dodge Coronet. p5. ar. AM Ill Plenty of bicycles for sale for Sa lit ?...Ø 31*'r,,', Whi"vi 1' 963 V* V herr-an (,hia -- $323 sooner Pigs, 1706 UP. 373 10.11 --- - I SLEEPS-3.1200 PHONE 32)4711 I I for ius JUST MAKE PAYMENTS--'17 & '73 models Call 37) 5510 or III 4405 Dealer I Price Negotiable on h' 373 seen at $01 W TRAILER BeautifUl lull C011ie' PUPS for Christmas, I female I male. 160. 37) 7494 - 1139 Can be --- - u'fl'5t'id it'd 01K, carpeted,C H Privacy wall, close in. no Qualifying, $73500 - 2 fiR homeorlcorner lot, nice Quiet Section Close to shopping us 3710513 Re,l Estate. In General Contractor 327 1S7 ',, In 75—Recreational Vecs -- 1 Sale Ifl?Chevrolet$tatuors*agon Coot no car' 1913 Yamaha 17$ motorcycle ______________ \,,. W0n4.r chat ' a with Teo' Sell One IPie Quick, easy Want Ad way The magic numb.r is 377 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (CORPORATE SEAL) 2 OR lrgy lot, .ees. stOrds. Carpeted. $11.90'? 1017 Santa No Brokers - Johnny Walker • - 11 —Bicycs - 3371177 ____________________________ FOLLOW THE STARS 5110 Q - r'" (.1 'hi' 0. my( 5,-i fl H, ,-i'i7 I . -- - a - -- 20, Critdhfield with tyviri screw engines andtandem allelra,Ier. $2,195 377 9UIor 37) 0I)Iafler) pm MONTAWC REFRIGERATOR. 70 cu ft . 160 32) 7171 I WASHERS..t5O&UP,ib SANFORD AUCTION 1713 S French Ave docked, wormed, reds & blacks. 5150 to$740 Born Oct 3(fth U) Sunday, Dec. 11, 1577—SB Plymouth convertible, iwo Fury, $730 3720031 CHR ISTMAS SPECIAL Call 333 - ------------------------- Clean. 3 BR. * w carpet, C All I •itcp,qn applIances, lay minlained, eater paid, neighborhood. 322 1412. _____________________ ' ron furniture', 5150 firm I 70 Speed electric frolling motor. $60 I Sd 1 ernoges china. Complete set for 6 man e e,tr piece'. $300. 32) 1161 alter 30 p nis - - I,ond Qualify Brown Vinyl IOye '.dll Aith thick uStsions. 323 WASHER Parts. Used machines APPLIANCES. Monlgome'ry Ward"Signature" SpSde' healer less Itiar, twO years old Electric blower and ther mostaf $12500 339 $691 after 1 30 *rougtsl home free 55-Boats 8. Accessories , a' 327 0333 near Ayt Advertising space, create layouts avid crte' copy Service newspaper I Spec,'. of - PH 777933? ' S,nba'd - - County. FIorId4, sinder tho name RADIO STATION WTRR intends to register the said isarne wiTh the Clerk of the Circuit CoWl of Seminole County, Florida, puf$ulnI tochaptee$4SO Florida Statute's I -. .--------------- EquIpment operator lv. 1172 to ' 7B Immediate possession Adwerl.sirig Director $370 weekly. considerable central lILA. Adults P4 Pr n 11* operation of eaperuence IllS For Appt call 372 9444 heavy equipment. eaperierice in The Evening Herald lime rock, finishing & ability to Mobile home Ott 5', 10'. 12' wi, read engnetting road grades. IX Pd French Ave no pets. •dutts. v' wwlcOf. apply n person to Seminole Slotord, Florida 7543 Park 0" . Sanlord --------------- - I Count, Pe?,Ciivs,l Otfuce. N Don't pile no longer needed items Park Ave . Sanford, Fla , high as an elephants eye Place I SAN MO PARK- I, 7, 3 fledrcs SminQI County is an Equal trailer apts Adults & fern a classifIed ad. and pile the Opportunity Employee park Weekly 331$ H ii. mOney .15 yOur •vlIef' ______ Sanford 2731930 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That lii. undersigned, desIrIng to engage in business ifS Seminole drapes, refrigerator, "11db more MC 1)0's 373 100$ Nearly flew blue chair, trundle liouble bed, 327 1170 COME 10 CHRISTMAS iN I A ( MARY iii Visit E 1 y5e 5 IloriSh OPE II HOUSE December 10th & lllh I P t 5 P 9/ 27 1 Cr p5)11( ik. b? -- 51149/ORE Servi(e MOONEY 0697 '-'-------- """'"-37? 6357 ?MrtqaqesBougtit yard. 323.7832 GARDEN 1505W 75th $1 __________________ Sell Nurses. RId 51 LPPI 5. aOe's L Ye I 'i cornpanon. Short term assignments. Homemakers UP1OPWI, 635 04)6 BR apa'lf"ents, sirf 2& 5, 0', COnstructor IduIt ', .'ea cate Iv GENEVA AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER — 7$ COUNTRY CLUB DRIVEClean neat, corner lot, fenced ya'd. pri $I79 Sleep Sofa ,vnd chlir Ne'* Only 5l C0uPeiR I URIIITURE I .V 14 Sanborci. 323 0)2-2 Bring this ad br 55 Bonus' ''1 Foosci,a' Mait'iin, 1350 - -. Service Seminole Plaza H'ghcays 17 9'? ana 136 CasseiDerr y, Florida I 3 aifterent COlor ?Q5 Edible fruit, $75$ Crystal Lake Nursery, Lake •Mary, REAL ESTATE REAL TOP 377 U91 57—Appliances Si -Household GoOd I'ees - HAL COLBERT Ridgewood Arms Apts. Sale FIREWOOD ION SALE WE DELIVER 111 load 3276301 ____________________ ________________-- 322-2420 , for S0-Miscellaneous - OG—AUtOS for fl—Auction 3 part poodle puppies, tree t good home, Pt I. Boy III I, Wekiva Park 0'. 3230216 _________ BUY corner lot your own retal -- SECRETARiES STENSTROM REALTY I Ia co needs YOU Good 7411 37? 2120 51115 NET" $113 REALTORS f 'c" RECEPTIONIST rfOrmaI ,On call 3.—bile Homes Typ.ng SO kSPM pluS personali ______________________________ lfl 4SI or wr"e St. Johns Realty equals 5450 mo & benetits Al Arn r amly Group Tra'er fr rent, eater & lights BROKERS P 0 tSoa $5) SALES MANAGER furnished Near Otter, tia STE N SIR 0 PA eipinairlg Eac Sant'd fi 3 );'I flC CO Days 377 4173 PIe.? tO I armington Hunt TPADCSWORKER (PLUMBER I r"arlagrm,nI ev Will Iran I Plghtt, Rewrvy US per run Cali ally, _____________________________ ,,.viiS.l)frlUiI' ,l'CijCt vnOeledge of REALTY pm - 3?) $177 - --..-----------Standard pract'cl, methods, WOODWORKING 5-Lost & Found ' ____________________________ SANFORD 177.500 tools and materals used in Promotable obs tOr c3rprntl Large? family horneor hOme *th SUPER 3 tiP, 7 0,5th ndrn, ,, helpers & IumD,r yard help Plumbing AbIly to cOrk from Real Estate -ncomc pr.ced 17000 belOu. S.anorai Pan FR, eat n kitchen, skrIches. plans and tO un WELDER ---. a -',v-r L'4I & v,biI - . NO bInk apprasal C H&A. d.fling area & niuCh , cerstand and effectively f011Ow Machne parts essential _______ ______________.3' .H'i c011ar n ?f5 ,.rt, li o'e' BPP WARRANTED Jt I oral and written instructions 701 CommPqcial 323 Si 'r' O'a Ycv'rot Road Tu'eSdly Barely used 3 OP. I', bath, C 41-Houses F.perence as a plumber or ' Don t Delay It Today (U II'S lilA. carpets. nice ue4 area, —.Completion of an aPproved YOur Future IS Our Concern ' _____________________________ LOVELY- 3 OR, I bath homi na tranrig course 6—Child Care country a?mo5pber' P1cc large ii.', PE.'.LI V cWANs L3C Mary- 3 Bk, I : UI ?A -- -IQI, dining area, call papering in bomeS Under 127.000 *itIi lC55 i4f At TORS 1)06067 - AVON EI,JIPMEP4T OPERATOR Raborn REALTY bath & kitChtn' Ideal First 'ban *900 down Gov-ernrnent krvo*IeCge. Skill and eipCrencd in n ni1 )5 rne Ca, cr bath tarnily room, dn'ng t'r t Home (uSl 134,500 REALTOR 327 4MLS lund'np Builder 373 3211 Equal a,,, J3 ?h operation, maintenance and I room l'vng ,00m, deublr bold,,, (ill •CiJiip fr "ri i43-f'g Opportunity EVE 322 1179 uSe of dump and flat bed trucks garage "lorm.,' utility room, porch - -. ,,_, ________._, QUAINT-- 2 BR, I bath borre in andof eli cOmplea publiC corks ' $3.. $00 377 1796 Country Club Manor! w ood Things to Eat equipment Ability to secure a i OWNER ANK lOUSi Make -- --- — -' LOweIp Brittany - LOCH ARBOR Th carpet & paneled FR, n , c scr weather 5 Perfect br Florida State Chauffeur's offer On this I BR. I bath rn borne Truly one Of a k-nd porch, utility Shed' House in ci.ick,ard sale - tell e'.er,thi CLASSIF ED ADS DO A JOB Lcense, phyticil Streng'ti and maculal, doIlPlOuse deal for Eacellent Condition' l%! Ul I want ad Call 322 ? Only iSHICH CAN BE DONE NO SWE El CORN-52.5O BU. agility Sufficient tO operate retireeS or young St3r'r $70000i CHARMING Older 2 Story I 0, 5)) #99) OTHER WAY CALL 327 7611 fu prnent occasionally under Garage & Workit'p Call to See APART MAKE A AISH.- 3 BR, I bath acre Wooded -ad,erse weather corditions -Ica.a,' Pvme fl Sanford 5 1 tTrru, -YENI PAR YIP S MARIcE I BR, 2 ballS rerned,led 7 ttOry WANT TO LIVE OUT' Super 7 241L P ryr'b A5, Business Opportunitli * come trpe' Plicel, decorated fl 223 226) borne, near hospital $73 500 323 APPLY IN PERSON TO BR moCle home c lb flmilp i tIll 7 t11lt IOYLLWILDE quiet Open 7 Days A Week' fleiQPbOrp,00 FR 5.114 0? 322 7539 after pm SminOIe County CELl Otfice 'rotn and many eatra features E,ecutive Home LIe Nec fireplace & more' BPP — Seminole County Ynpocer DEALERSHIP AVAILI.B1 t on . 5 04 In acre $16500 0001 ?tbie, " ,Z%i .i'Cflt u%'l'( NA'AL ORANGES Lather citrus WARRANTED JuSI $75 9i Div5,On jr'-forC Seminole area El * Give Yourselh The NiceSt ',,.P a cue and sell -? *i'h 'o' j,al,i $3 OObu5P,el 32'? 03e7 0? ST JOHN'S RIVER-- 344 Iron 10$ Norm Park Avenue $32.0'?) $50 02'? per ,ea ChriStmas Present Of All- A 322 6733 v.erald classIed ad Call 372 DOLLI'IOUSE-.. I BR, I tage I I SU5I.U0 __________________________ bath Sanford. Florida Unlimited CppOPSijflty, " P4cc Home' This I BR. 3 bath borne in Dreamwoldi Huge icr -. ____________ I the nat,on 5 tastes, growl I Iijtury borne in IdyIlCildI has - MARKHAM AREA- I?' acres Patio FR' Equipped kitchen VariOuS Other CETA positionS are products Total 'nvestrnent li-Instructions everything including a beautiful Wooded 53500 per acre DR. & mur more' See It Now' also available. please inquire at $2100 pool arid a large Cheery , *HANDYMAN'S DR(AMHOUSE* BPP WARRANTED Only the abOve oftice 1 100 t Security Inyestmf fireplace' *&s.ox' 577750' 1 unit. 'enant Occupied. 7 StOry HOME SITE-- Country selling 'IANPeAPI S MUSIC CENTER 2 Company Automob.Ie - ,. ThiS Beauliful I BR, 3', baths trame, S baths, I kitchens. __._W991_IflQ00 --_ --. Lessons. Inttrumenti AN :QUAI. TUNITY Ac 3 All E'p,nse Paid Vacation lIsA VA HOMES- Only 1202 hos 3700 under roof and corner lot, assume monthly WINTER SPRINGS-' OnIt $2 O (fliOrieS. PepaIl 210 E luSt, EMPLOYER 1 No Fiperence Neceisa'y down payment on COnTpIe4ely has 10 acre's for yOu and your payments *iIl accp tra' ri Down & Atsume payments of S.anforø 323 1751 I! -s Our desire to help you rn4 I reconditioned homeS, priced family tO CniOy Custom built anything over 17.500 in value or $204 9$ NO QUALIFYING on CETA - ______________________________ ,Cur goal ifl Ite and becor from 117.000 up in Sanford & with the utmost in Quality At 17.000 in caSh as down payment this 4 BR. 3 bath, Split plan v,th Ge' ii the ferns Scrip of things I Successful ltiru Ultra Gual S.minol. Co NeeØ not be a $1S.003. Taking Offers' Anytime 3270211 ciouble garage, central HIA & UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE I Te'fl5 in5tru(ton br -nC,.oal Call Doug Wells, 322 lId veteran SEE and BUY yours I family room Call EMPLOY ME NI Cae AND & groupS Sanford Ii TODAY' Call Doug Ma'c Monday lb - WINTER SPRINGS BUILDERS Stemper Agency iSh'ItfSurSt PEAL TOP 3126711 TRAINING ACT THE :Ow'sk, 3773347 Saturday 106 OWN EXEC HOME- I HR. 3 __________________________ FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE ______________________ ____________________________ baths. tormal LR & DR. fully REALTOR 37? 4t91 AVAILABLE WITH SEMINOLE Sanford's Sales Leader I carpeted, tailored drapes. all CERAMIC & MACRAME SHOP MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 42—vbiIe HOflWs COUNTY AGENCIES 18—Help Wanted C E Electric appliances. 3000 __________________________ SELLING BECAUSE C Eves 123 37*6 322 lf$9 50 It of living spaceplusa car ____________________________ ILLNESS' Located on SR 1 10 BE CONSIDERED FOR P REGOQY Ml'SfhiLt' HOP,P(5 DeBARY-'- 710 Lucerne Dr. 3 BR. garage ALSO. l '10- I build'ng Longc000, this rapIdly growi. TEXAS OIL COMPANY eed5 AP THESE POSITIONS *itPt a half blIP unattached to 1 path 127.300 3103 Olanoo oe bu$vssI53sa&a,strong (Ljer,$e ci Low, 10* malufC p.'son for •Ort tripS 323 5370 A PLICAUTk1 :Mf,4T BE I plyment the house All 1155 5 Situated on ii ' utlj st,c*,t .'A & b'HA I' INAPICIPI(, ANYTIME %urrovfld.rig Sanford Contact RESIDENT OF SEMINOLE a I acre lake front site enible tO JuSt walk in and you StI __________________________ Customers We train Write K 0 COUNTY AND MEET OTHER SAPoFORD 113 San Carlos, 3 BR, - Multiple ListIng Service 123.000 dOwn and take over sc't?'rvg ri ,our own store 1 C. Dick Pres On the Beautiful St )OPirIS River Soultwestern ELIGIBILITY CR1 T EN IA. payments' No Closing costs! 1 bath, family room. 176.500 130 tllQfrom IC a m 10$ p m Live NW Cf Sanford off Hwy 17 93 Pe'froleum. Ft kSoftlS. I, I WHICH INCLUDES UNEM Call 530 II90lrom l0a m Ip "i . call 1)00654 alter 6pm 2565 Leisure World Mobile Esfates. _________PLOYED A MINIMUM OF IS or call LEMON BLUFF130 04.31 after 7 BR. 1 bath. REALTORS 6pm NEED A SERVICEY.AN' You Ii American Parks, DRary Mob.le' WEEKS. MEET lylE LOWER o'.t- PV.3NF, CALL STARTS PARK - '' -. familrroombgock,5ZS Call biflØ h-rn l'sted fi Our Business Homes & Lots beginning a' LIV INC STANDARD FOR . 10 AD ON I' John Clark. Req -s ijeal lir5t or retirement bOrn,' 7 Real Estate S.r,-c, D.rec-tc'ry $11,300, bank financing -ficluiCes FAMILY INCOME OR API • SAPIORA CCNDOYIN,, iM 2)6 Ti. -1 S. ' 'L END BR 1 bath Only $15000 'Vaiesnian Eves 327 dli Club House, Pool T,nn COurl AFDC __________________ Kriuvr Rd - 3 BR. 2' baths. 2 Need e.peritflcyd commercial 5 7727611 Boat Laurstls 13051 4441411 car garage. DR. pool, lr,fii5 bark Idler Salary rvt'gotiable LlJ 2 SlOry horn,, 4 BR. I ba?t'i M. Unsworth Realty ANIMAL KEEPER E.,iIynt Im.nge bf.neftS Ar courts. Club HOute, range. Acre looking for a few ambt-C -deal for big fam-ly Also has 1 4155t fl the care f a ae's'gnateo refrigerator, diSposAl, drapes & Equal Opoorlunty Enpiot,r poplC to brain to oea, 43-Lots-Acreage BR gee apI touttor rent Many ____________________ an.rnal and upkeep Ot their Much. Much More' By Owner Etedutive Distributors 327 1611 Eat No 7$ I - ' etIras 555 000 enclosures Applicant must be a assumable mortgage Rawlept' productS The l' m Lake Markham area I to IS acre Carpenter Helpers' Work in REALTOR high School graduate and EStablished company plus a vs 9569. 277 7991 or 322 9541 MLS Older home in good cond 7 BR 1 eaGied sites, paved 'Gad un Deltc,esai E .per.evced Only 339 preferably have some et 32) 4061 ur cves .123 0517 marketing plan equals an • bath, 19 eat in kitchen Only derground electric ____________ William 2107 AMELIA7 BR. I bath. good perience ri animal care Begin citing opportunity $14,900 Maliciowsy,. REALTOR. 332 location, potentIal, 117.000 , I time WritC. 1040 Giovarysi 3 BR. 7 blh, family room * ' I ' I'S) SALE6 POSITION , 4)1 BAY AVE.-) BR. I bath large CLERK TYPIST Ill D.ltona Fla 32123 ' IIreplace, Screened porch, many WITT REALTY lOLL FREE-i 1)04371103 I kitchen, trees 121.900 Two years e'p.rence ifl offlce or eltraS 137 COO 33) 6130 I Sacre's, 19 Lake Sylvan, 7S0- On IS REAL TOIl )7l Oe.2 ' KENTUCKY AVE RECORDEDMESSAGF - related Clerical WOrk, I,. acre-s. front. Swim, fih & Ski 'William I NIt.fllC I$lng _______ -- _________________-29—Roorns houSe or garden. $7300 graduat-on from high school or , ov.- 3 BR. 7 bath. w Malicgowski, REAL TOP. '".' SCHOOL GRADS L,mitP' 373 4747 372 Q711 UI 5)65 - HIDDEN LLE- I BR 7 bath. EvtS equivalent. fl(lud'flg c, S.i.j carpet. 'mcdi yard trittr,r5 & 795) ",er n' PiCA' God P', $yli e,Cellent Condition 135.900 '-demented by CourSeS in lyp-n . citras 121500 Call 3775737 '--' ______ ut" Grac Trayei Adierture vSNTE-R SPRINGS- 3 BR, 2 or DuSnesi pract (CS 55 WPP.' ________________________ I • "c "C S Oak S-li m a',onal Training -: las' bath. California Contemporary t,p.ng speed 'IL PHO'.E CALL STARTS A Ct's ' It es & ma-a. I'll 1 0pc-rturilty :.j,a'c,m,ril Best buy' 133000 (LASSIP ( D AD 311 il'S Cci.laCt US Play, Recruiting R086IE'S REALTY APPLY IN PERSON TO -" PE$ULTF(J END THE C'fe Tel 32767*9 Regular I REALTOR_ Florida Stale Employrneril 3229793 tustt IS 327 7611 30-Apartments Unfurnidi ••,i,tar, Compensation-- ------------Service __________ Ir, trm, Food, 100; vg 30 700 South French Avenue REALTY,IOC , v.tecans no oown 3 OW. I' Compete Sanford. Florida bath. C lILA, 'arge private yard. I i Dental Care Plus P.'iiIplel.st.ng PEALTO,4 Mnd ca OR I 171 941 12)0700 Cute. cuddley, arid FOR CIihIuL6 Gt IDEASI 47.A CUT$3000" i BR. -2 bath home. I4QC dli 'rI _lipId . -------i.r rr.'r v" ITCfldn, iary tormal DR. ,icellent locaton MORTGAGES BOUGHT & $011) 7', pci IntereSt. S. PCI A P P SII purchase 1st & 2nd r"r 21 P4" Ig,vges .11 d.ScQunI $99 pr month, PrinCipal pluS IntereSt for 334 monthS' AsSume .w&i ,o',a' (ali 662 1519 Mortgage. your tern'S Save i ________________________________ 53 00Otrom Appraisal' NOc Only 50 -__M,scellaneous for Sak ti'.'' II .Yut .'i C)nn1 CI,rk. H A PO Real EsIale. Inc 1316616 REALTOR -------,SAVE 5O ' -o SlY OiSNER- R,"CCyitd 3 BR I I 'ra-ae o Slre'c' ' bath, large lot. $22000 322 lIla :a'j sriv.r'g mii(hn,5 5nçjpr yvis & cerkend. 323 0191 'tA 5IIQ f'i'". $55 S 'r' -____________ I ufura soid rev, for $Il3 ci 11 0P RENT *ith opt.on tO buy i baIrd, of $735 See at HP. 3 bath, comb,n,atOn Ilmily 'OilD SE isiPC. C1',r I T.n'ng roTn. di'lube garage 1030 State St near tyrnt courts. iaSture for available. V99 $antordPi:L3n 9111 DELTONA- Decorators ecu. 3 (arpef(leaflinQ CQupment steam bath. p BR. 2 sOil ,.'rac IQn lijnr ) beautifully coordinated car gallons t shamcEo $2600 3?) draperies peting & landscaped. prOIdSsOnlIIy concrete tile roof. 179.900 ii,"r' LOOI'QI STONE ISLAND-- Beautiful (b,(k the War'! Aj's 'C' biIdng Sites from ' . acre t 3 '4 y,er 51? ii") (? (P - Plus acres, big old oak Ireet some .vltdrfroflt II ,&!CCS s IL sOP MAil, LJWN' UPS price ranges BUY SELL TRADE JENNY CLARK REALTY 211 I'S F l,rt SI 32? 5,2: REALTOR 327 1595 ASSOCIATES Please give a kitten a COMMERCIAL BUILDING DE LTONA REAL ESTATE BR. - - * '*' '* Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ___________________________ 65-Pets- Supplies FOLLOW 'I'I.IE S1'A RS CORP4E R. small Office 10* $110 mo app,o$ 0,vrier hlrr'k.r CirlandO, 143 1011 Eve Are 0u I lull Ime driver ,ith I I parl lme car' Our cla%SfddS are Iaded *ith good buy for Jim Hunt ReaI 1797 Rep Real Efate Brukr 13051 322 571$ Broke, JOHN W 'VItRO ACRFAC.F COMMtRcit 12,' Jbl I ir iii HIP. 3b1'P,, Sunr. tCYh tut,?.4 2. sunken living room. *ith Iireplac, Island k,lch,n, washer dryer, refrig,rator, A w carpeting, spit air condl,on & healing system I ,ear Old $100 pee month a n!hy y5e 7 i'T7 cr 32) 9010 ______________________________ JOHN KRIDER ASSOC 107W CommercIal Prone 322 7111. 5antorcl Payfon Realty ' SLASH 53,000'! Save $3000 below appraisalSuper Value, 7 BR. I bath hOt. *nngs On all *ifldOWS, •' cellent lOCatiOlt' 7, pm In tre5t, I' pci A P R $I '' mo Principal plus IntereSt, 357 PaymentS ASsume Mortgage- You Termsf Now Only $?3.OCALL Donna MUST SELL Clark H A ROSS Real Estatelnc 1346616 REALTOR Reg Real Estate Broker Reg Real Estate Broker 323 1)01 Lily or Nght __________________________________ 33-Houses Furnished 11pm —. ERROL I GREENE 66 REAL TOR ________________ _____ p999 DELTONA — W G.rn.tlWhite LAKE MARY- 3 BR. home, freshly painled insIde & out, ________________________________ rooiny 100' lie' corner t, fenced back yard with 30 21' storage building, _________________________ Offices for Pent. LeaSe or Suir Al Pdew Modern Building t?&(tiC 6I% 37) 1701 -- I I ' -. Electrical "' ,_,,_Bac,, PI0 - SaW FIling f1"lO YO* rig 104...' n: U?? - I PRECISION SAW FILIftG Let uSf,l tour saw's' ÂmE'cats Roj,a.si 7 1.j I - ----------' Ili.t, I 01 IV ELECT P ICIAl', - I wi': (ST IMATE s 37) 'III ' ' ______________________ I EXPERT LAWN SERSIij Complete Lee-n Care Contracts prefenred 32) 1793 _____________________________________________________________ Upholstering AL TEiaA',oNs DIII 55 9/ApiNG 0114.113 UP'IOLSTERy P'-',r'p 3?? 2101 I [.wnr..w.vin c.uctj ToLlaYoui'Buslness...Dio1l322-2611or831-9993 '1 .':. �4 66-Evining Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. ii, 1077 legal Notice . l r i mob BUSINESS ,It f . ,r .,IF ,41~ i' IN BRIEF . 1.) ... S I' 1 11 Kings Supplies Marks 1st. Sanford Anniversary dr \,,.. ' - Kings Supplies 2534 S. Park Dr., Sanford, will observe its first anniversary Dec. 17 from 8-6 (normal business hours). Kings Supplies was purchased a year ago by C.P. Gonzalez, Costa Associates, from Flo King who, with her husband, established the plumbing supply business 29 years ago. Refreshments will be served throughout the day and a 20 percent discount will be offered on all plumbing supplies in the store. - C) 'Property Appraising' - The Principles of Income Property Appraising, sponsored by the Central Florida chapter 100 of the Society of Real Estate Appraisers, is scheduled to begin in Orlando, Jan. 9, 1978. Classes will run for 10 weeks with evening uissions, Monday through Friday. For information: M. E. Moynihan, 2311 E. South St., Orlando. Phone: 896 9173. S l.ININ; ti' Ma'i* l iO rd m Scotty's Sales Up ;lFTs :%'rSANFORI) I'OST OFF'I('E To er Catalog . It's FTU 'Sponsors' Sought The FTU Foundation is asking local corporations and businesses to join in providing scholarships, loans, student services, research opportunities and other needs for FTU (Florida Technological University) students by becoming a Corporate Sponsor of FTU. it Unreason ('IIft'.(;o U P1- Sister Patricia Knapp he'lIe Cs there's one t hing "rung with ChI'Lstnas - it's too short. Dec 26, she said, IS a da of desolation. There' are no (,'hrcstnias tune's on the radio, no Christmas stories on television and stores begin tearing down their Chruliias displays. It's unreasonable, she says. Soiiie'how, Sist er Knopp wrote in the current edition of U.S. Catholic, Christmas has gotten lost in the shuf fl e of shopping and advertising. But she said there is one sure way to retain the Christmas spirit and avoid the Dec. 26 letdown make Christmas longer. "If you have ever awakened on Dec. 26 with the feeling that you missed Christmas, that somewhe're it got lost in you might consider or that you got lost the shuffle joining a nev. novn..nt. Celebrate the' 12 dii) s of Chrtstnias," she wrote', The Exemptions - For Seniors Q. Is there an Your homestead exemption' Weal A. Yes. In addition to the I Estate $5,000 homestead exemption. there also a $5,000 senior's I ERROL L. seniorcitizens to addition to She said Christians fur c"nturies began the celebration of Christ's birth on Dec. 25 and continued the celebration through Epiphany, Jan. 6. "Although it would be ullpmsible to expect pla't's if business to clone for 12 da> s, the time between ('hristnas and Epi ph any alwa)s includes a weekend and there are still evenings." Sister Knopp said. With a little planning a family night do something that is exemption. To be eUgible for GREENE this exemption you must meet several criteria. First, you must qualify for homestead exemption. Next, you must have been a resident of the state of Florida for five consecutive years prior to the date of ap plication. Finally, you must be at least 65 as of Jan. I. 1il additional disability a total and exemption, permanent cacti iienihet enjoys. ''One of the sinpiest disability exemption, and a quadriplegic exempt ion. You can obtain further Information and specifics by calling the office of your Tax Appraiser. The Tax Appraiser's office in the Seminole County Cour- When making your first application for senior's ad- - Mfg Co 137$ 177,003. Erhard & Mary Ann Buck to W m I Shoemaker I. *4 Mart ha, 103 Hickory Dc , LW, LI IS III 0, Sweetwiater Oaks, Sec 6 ii 14-itC lubi nit; FF Oet. 311 153.000, 100.003 Barton Pitcher & 0. N Willis 001 • C Fairway Properties to Bernard I Harvey 1. *4. Florence E • 7100 AmtIlaAv...5,snf- Lots I&l Elk 3. Highland Pit 4.30 Mfg. FF. Mid FIl., 113.000. 11.0. $I0. 1.1514 H. Pitfon I *1. Joan to Allen R. SisydIrI *$. L1n4 S. 3530 01#1118 Dr.. Forest City, F 10' of Loll 6, all of? West Beverly Tier.. IS 03 Mfg F Mid FtP, 131,400. it 02. 11 130.500. V Tr,'oCeciIC. ElIzey Ill &HetonM.. 713 11. Matthew CI? • AS. Lot 002 514 A. Jamestown Village, Unit One, 30 It MI; Loenas & Nettleton Co Chase Manhattan Meg. I Realty 133,100.10 1. 134.000 117.000 F .Nassau Co to John I Sauls Trus..e. 311 N Oak Al Sant -. LOt 133, San Lanta 54, Third s. I) ii, $11,030 The Babcock Co t J4'es I Mausle'y & *4 Lola M , 110 Crane's Wy, AS. Unit 200 Crane's Post Villa". Sec One, 10031100 Mfg & Co. $10,700, 1107,510.303 River Run Inc to the Greater Constr. Corp. 112 570, CO - Lots S. O&lRIkdRiyie Run, 1.c. Two 10 3 IsuOl mtg5 Atico Fit',, 171Mtg. to Atico Fin, corp 104.311.00. Sr , River Run Inc. to The Greater Corp. Its 1.7 Ilk A River Run, Sec Two 301331. subl meg's Corner. Alico Fin. corp 071, Mfg to Atico Fin Corp. 5321.21000, 134.000 Ban Ward Agency Inc. to Dan & Donna 1.. 11154 DivisiOn St ,Ovindo, Lot I), Ilk C. Mead Manor Unit 1 15.71 Ins part, subi ml; 277 1.41,100 FF km 153.300 we She suggested families think of several thing they would like to do for the Chnstmas season, then space the events over the 12 days. You might find that celebrating 12 days of Christmas not only helps you enjoy the holiday more, but leaves you 'feeling genuinely renesed rather than done in," she said. I Clerk Of In. Circuit Court By Mary P4 Darden Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG. (,AV I. nURKE, P A t?OIIy,y tu the PlantIt Post 011 cc Bon 7') Florida J7$ Telephone 305 12) 7454 PubliSh De c I. 1V7 IJE S 51 I OURSELVES j Evening Herald, Sanford, y . 1111 _____________ f, 4 ' ______ _________ _______ _ U _____ __ __ ________ _________ __ ny.: _______ ___ ___ ____________ __ 'Ilie ill mtisu.' st'rvR.'(' of First Presbyterian mUSIC', at ; l UI Sunda are invited A nursery is open. All ,a' a' it. ,o Members of the choir 11:111 icipat ing ill the hour of worship are Stipram Mines. L.A. Albritton, hurt PerIfl('hI('f , h',itil l'uJtvf' Charles Wilke and Miss ,Joan Wilke, altos are Mines Virgil L. lirva lit Jr It (' Conklin, (;ilhert Edmonds, Leon Walker and MISS ,Jovce I Ivtii'l In the male seelions of the choir are G Make, Gilbert EdniomuI, ('I ilfor(l M'K ibh1n .It- Butt l>er'inctiief, (;(s)rg( 'I'otiliv, l'i,n Ilcmrintnmm, '(llter (ielow "4 , yvl , , aIi(l It ( ' ;, ,~ . k, I _* _ L p 30, - I ., .•' It , Card Party To Include Guests :', Bridge friends Ohio Club Heralds Christmas A KC Dog Show Scheduled formation FOSTER'S ARTISTIC APTITUDES RANGE FROM AUTHENTIC MINIATURE CIR?US CARVINGS CAR .I , P History Lends Color To Artist's Woodcraft It .JO.N .\1.I)ISo\ I lerald ( nrr.'sponeIf'ilt A visit to Santa's workshop ')ljbln 'I 1w as fascinating as a visit to the 'vsIIrkchlIp of Kevin Foster in Longwood. Kevin, a 1976 graduate of Bishop Moore high School and currently an art major at Seminole ('ommtmity College, enjoys art in all forniis . 1)111 III' excels in ssoedcraft part mc ida, Is ni mmliat Ui P ritodu 1'. Tiny animals, ships, trains. 'hi''. chlarC)cter ani (loll furniture are just a less' ot the creations flIlinli 1 his'vsorkshop, each carved iii limo' itt't;uil Kevin delves d ee ply 0110 the tiistors (It 'v'v Pta tt''v ci he is working on, and each object 'is as true a representation as he can achieve For example, although he ha'. iicct's'.t mills complet ed one entire circus, he is mioss '.'vom- kimig on a replica of the Al G. Barnes - Sells Circus of 193H lit' rias mmiorouguis rescari tied the Ii l'.tom S Ill till, ('11, Cind is striving to have the ('orrt't't seale, desigii color and lettering for each iti'iii Kevin will carve on lullst an kind II? \s 111111 . lImit till' miniatures he prefers 'vs a Intit .\mnouig his I rca sum-ed collection of pmeces of 'vs(l(J are Ci .111)1 Vt'CfT 11 1(1 hlCi('k oak from France rice Its vi'i'' hard 5'. 'sIll I ii 1111 Clii ChIt or rail and he s saving it for som I hmng '.pf e tal a piece of nnihogans at least I lxi se irs old m huhi nga wood from Africa, along with 'ht'm rv, bClss'vsood ;tnd walnut, ' l.'r'll1IsIia','v I" also Cl skill practiced h Ke'v'imi on c'if'I)liCint i'v't)i'y m from old pianos I With Ci sailor's needle he etches t ile deta il after 'vs hi c'h he hu ffs a nd ttihis ink into thit' ('1uiI hits latest scrimshaw effort was a pair of exquisite t'arm'imigs with a ship engraved on each. Kevin remarks, ''I love scrimshaw, hut just can't find lVom'y I loss does 0114' become involved in such hobbies" 1sf 'ii ni m eplii About e ight year s ago I started Tiny animals, ships, trains, chess workshop, each carved in fine ' i I , t i - ', ' ,' - ' ' . '? 2 E & ' l' , '' ' . 4-3 worklna on - a . 1,1 ki %I ~ detail. Although he has successfully completed circus, he Is now fi t . . ' , ' one entire -' ' . I characters and doll furniture are just a few of the creations found In his - - replica of the Al G. Barnes-Sells ,. _____________ 4 .. ' Circus of 1938 ' /,, 11(hurimg things to plastic models I was working on. 'lif'fl I "tlr't(I chCtnging models hi'lUli one type to ilmill? Pa'i' anti ended up making the whole model \lt lii (r-i at IS its is 'v t(Ii'nud in his sek it ion of tools de ntal tools his I is ormte dentist s discards ui'gicaI clamps, surgical scissors, I) its the usual assortrnemit of blad es , knives, hammers, and a small hand-held -held(trill for niotorized cai'v Ings. 'hits past summ'. i' Kevin toured the Eastern jwlm't ion of the United St ales Ina naging i show of Ci 01(1111111 Vs bitt' liotist' i't'I)lil'ii (lOik' by John Z'v'vt'ufel of ni .11111) in standard dollhouse SCCI Ic l)fle inch to the Ito)! - at 'vs hich t ime Kevin also demonstrated 'vs (xftk-a i''v'I mig 'hemI Kevin's nit involved in woodcarving or i... I . ' . ' . - :'. r.- i ' ' I.. ' :" ' As each piece of ss'ood has dmfk'm't'nt t.'hCmracleristics, Kevin considers color an impem t amil factor in his decision aS to 'vs hat he 'vn II (.,,,- % ,, I [I liii a particular piece of wood, amid I'' is iIsll .1 ,tl'tIII For miniature's, chose'gm'aint'd 'vs ulHlS an' used. and for larger items, a t)ssmt)l(' ctImisIdt'u'at nmi ,,, , gilt be the location of knotholes. Walnut I which lit' prefers I iS getting r'm'c. t'vt"n ii........ rafror Ilicin .t(rig.!,n ,,Is,s,s ,'.,..,l ,.......... I................. L- tflUII1 , (lilt 1 l'C.-(11(1 '.'liJi "('I lliIlI,l\S - you (iJli(' miiimiu iimi mum pCtlnlmmig cornexpensive to ss'ork ss'ith, tie regrets int'l ('1,11 sigmis or exploring still auiot her style (If art. '" •"I'ul r '-4 , '' , M im - '. , -.' ' * - it .- .w, I' ', , - ________ . , p.., ' ' _ -. .,':. i ' . ' , '' , -, 9_1 -' #'Z--,. i,~ - -' . 91 5,#., 'C" - . . -rA_ it.r4,11,7SJ~0 ., ~e W .r- ;~: - I .4 - & ': ii,''.% min iat ure C real ion I'osti'm' '.k('((llt''. till, dI'l:'Tl . : 'k. , , S ~ - -. . 'i&I r I: .., 1""I"t,; -5 . .11,1~ 11- k ' gels iindi'rss a' as Kevin lIT .1 ,il l - Ill '.l,th of S'.mlfJ. mt V 6 I - 'WINNER 1, - . tree-lighting 's r" Ilurtado, Winter Springs, in I ', - - - C- .'s 1.1%(01111% app(ill)t1-11 Ii I. . ii I ' , (14)11 house. liii,' detail is t'.tJ)tulrl(l UI tilt- liijlIl,li till' chair scaled Chill cam's ,'il hIS K" I" tll'.i('l'. Facility Open House Tom '' f Eckerd's sponsor Nursing . 2 411!4% l"s' ,&, , , s 1. , , 1-, ,; -. ~R_ `A*R . . -4 1~ -' - yo ~ ,. ,-. ' . - vt , , Eckerds have given a I w ";-.'. ".,.." , -V public, will .c p cannery 4111, 'S r are for distributed. Facilities at the to use. the public ?., .•- z.J.s. ': Free Cake Baking Class Offered ,, W.MONNNOW . - ., ,,-. ....:.. ," :t,.1t"jv , - .'?,'!" ,*' - 'V'I,1' .1 , .: j' '. 'I - k ' 71 - :q,.: '.Fi, ' 1iwanians To Hear Chorus I - "I . -" Recovery Inc. Chapter Opens 16414 •- - PICTURES JO ik d '% I' ,tc,,7, , . ', '' ;' ; - THE . c' ''i Iuy )4i •A1m$04i KEVIN " a17- 0 2 '' I Stamps Wanted For Charity the ', ' . - , -- .7 r '' ch ic hCiI'Ilef'ti(' ken i' ".ctled(Il('(f at ( 't'iitemm ia I had th Sanfor(j t'nt('rtauimfl('nt and ' - , I _1*,4 : ('oriklin ,. ,- 0 - Barbeque To Help Build Gazebo •,.y ';- .- ;; - -_ , k, -.4 ilbert Park, on I 'ark :\V(Ji(jt,' ht't', t'('f3 4th and 5th NOTICE OF A DMIP4ISTR AT ION streets, I )ee Ill, from tUSlU 'lilt"l p. rn Sponsored TO ALL PERSONS HAVING by th. (;rt';itt't' Sanford of ('omnmerct' and the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAIN THE ASOVE ESTATE AND Alt C' I. P . t)flK't'('(ls %% Ill it inn tt ri i,t ii,,, If r,( • Is,, JU Pursuant to PubliC Law ' OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ' '."" park gazebo (a) (I). Federal Water 174 THE ESTATE Section 1 Pollution Control Act (19 12 YOU ARE HEREBY NO Ti In the event III ' ('at her', the barka rhecue will NEW V(UK uUl'I I - Christ-The Christmas catalog boom ill Am,ndm,,iti), thus agency nas that tl,eadrnnmitralmon of be moved to received an application for cer of Civic ma'. 1977 Is the' year of the is natural offshoot of what has ('enter ('ontinuou.s Christina ft Kayik. litication thit the following N ur"W 77 431 (P. 'S Pend ng r. '.• i'atau(lg, with many retailers become the chic way to shop: take out service are being proectls) will comply with the Cmrcuit Court for Semno, Cc.,, nh ing on illagazir,u format by mail, fI.'Clttired 'I'it'kt'ts Cit $2 adults, and applicable water Quality Standards Florida, Probate DiviSion ta, afl $I children, are of the Stale of Florid. as prescr bed dreSs 04 t.oks to snag the holiday Dr. Joyce Brothers, the whiCh is P 0 Once' ( tax (lV(lt1('t ihle awl are CIVCiilat)l(' at htuck's Chapter I/ 3, Flor.da Ad In shipper Saritord, Flor da 37711 Yne pS)cholOgiSt, buys camping ' Ift'staurCimit h"urntui'e I"actor ('lost' flits and the cnunustratiwe Cod. 41 represent ative of the es'., s Major retailers hoyt' re- equipment and trees by mail. i Seminole County -- C) F chamber HAROLD A P. ASIk wPioye 4O ry Paul I Mantles es VOIIp('il the traditional Actor Hurt iteynolds, an s 2447 HoepIl Branco, CO HOward W Jrwt . Satland rlonda )7751 Tv. \ule'tide catalog, borrowing avowed catalog buff, has even Fili No 10 31 0143 AE the C:,' s' photographic' and layout bought mail-order horses and To construct an outfall structure and address ot ?eplesentalive'% itto,n,4 a-#- se' m t for an advanced wwaste tycalen techniques from slick uiinsuna'r real estate. Julia Child, the be'o .' Cancelled stamps from holiday mail are being plant Appr ox imately 1`140 CUDmC 'orta magazines to disphas both towering six-foot-one-inch All persons hs'flU C 14.1-5 . yards of material will be excavated collected by Loris Itout v. elI, 204 K 24th St., t15 against rs'a'. practical merchandise and gourmet cook, orders large-size Iandward t the Ordinary high eater demandS T '1 C WI THIN Sanford 32771 . According to Miss Routwell, lIne and 70 cubic yards water'ward required, impulse gifts clothing by mail rat he r than MONTHS FROM T#4( OAT'Por,he constructionof610 lines, feet THE FIRST PUBLICATION ci The revolution in Christmas squander invaluable time on stamps Will be u.scd to raise funds for charitable of concrete lined channel and outfalt THIS NOTICE. to tile eta the catalogs is expected to cost shopping forays. I Structure Rip rap material will projects She suggests leaving ,I I inch margarn the above courl a ' fistalled "t the point of dsctarge forcof retailers 15 percent more in In 1976 mail order catalogs when cutting each St amp from the paper. statement of (lam erosion control In section 33. ' production costs this year. But and direct mail sales promo1,'y' Township 21 SOi,ith. Range 31 East. they. may have Each (lam .r tltmpartmIant stores are banking lions netted $41 billion, U) in writing and must ind.calp ", Litlte Ecorilockhatchee River, basis for lilt claim, the nan', .' i the' glos,s% books to boost percent from 1975 volume. And Seminole County All interested persons an, hereby address of 'he creditor or n.y saks in all pre categories 1977 promises to be even bigger an' informed that tfli5 agency 5 con or attorney and th Mt'nitn'rs (If the Social Department of the Iron the token gift to the than last, according to the serung the issuance of a cityam,d It tIlt clam s not or. ' b date when it will beco. ' Mail - Marketing ultimate in extravagant pre- Direct tufication to the applIcant \ijiia n's ('lid) of San ford v ill hold their ( hristInterested persons are hereby Small be Stated If the cli Association in New York. for the man or wonian . iiiis and Canasta Party Thursday, at 7 notified that Objection may be filed (0tiflQet' or unliguidat, d iP ss ho has eserything but .. ii vyalcire of the uncertainty ''flwn.' are a number of within 20 day's from date m , at the cluhhutisr Ilushands and are $130,0 0 full-length lynx coat must be Stated It the clam 5 Secv9rl 't sociological factors con- I publication Objections 'he invited Mrs Ralph Austin Smith is committee b140* Security Shall 0e deicrb.o Iv in writing t 0mttt.d from Ne'inhan'Marcus ifl Dallas tributing to the rise in direct by clamant Shall delver ''' " %uppot , uhau'nian . llustesst's alt.' Mm's. Philllp Logan, Mrs. or a $1 12 niiltioc lhscojet 11 mail sales,'' said Richard I address asiC must , I evidence wesich would mCcall that (P's O the clam to the fii O E I) 'slt'( 'ulluin Chill Ml's l'homiias rain the fromSIkowltz in Houston. Clerk '0 MO cci or ic the WblectpeOiect(s) would have an enable 1)emattcis, communications hllllonlingdalv's, the New manager for acne effect on water quality each personal representat ,v the DMMA. All *rSons interested In tv, '' Standards ot the above described York eniporiuju, has taken out to whom a cop, of thy N' CI waters women in the rapidly smiiall ads in national magaDetails of the locations and plans Adres.nistratcwi has been nra #1 jl I vii A I THIN fines to tout its Christmas growing female work force now to, the Above project(S) and Other 'efivu' ed MONTHS F ROM THE A' I Cl catalog and In.st,rtcsl a briefer prefer to shop by mail," he i relevant intonation fray o. 'ftc ohm ( 'luh v. ill meet at the 1)eltona CornFIRST PUB, CA 1 1 01, eiatnned at tflj$ office between wee I 00 the version in the Sunday supple- said. "The average age Ili . for the inunmt v ( 'enter \edm1es(1av at ti A m and S 00 p m MOnday through ThIS NOT ICE tot up an, ob .' population is increasing, and f Frd.y 11"y1 have that cbaimvrrs ments of two riiaor U.s 'vs ill he fille" 'I'mikv ( 'hrict tll (11 1111(.1 " annual .aI'dt, 04 Inc de(,'jpnv ', Older citizens often find it easier I State 04 Florida m spa pers rushed \1t'inhc't are ikt'd to bring Ci suitat)l(' 0jilitm( atons Of thy &'''i Department of Envious to n.ake purchases from home. The Broadway in lAs Angeles represntatmve, or the •pnm,r :' mental Regulation lh'ltona (hSti Cili(I 055(1 place s0 1 111'I'he covered 9. iij'Sd (lion Of the four, raised the press run on its The greater number of single Du5.0n Envuronmental Choral group 'vs ill be the c'iitt'rtamrinit'nt to individuals and totally emALL CLAIMS DEMANDS PermHng Christina,, book by 25 percent OB J EC TIONS 33I Maguire Blvd . Suit, 232 NOT SO EC 1.2 million Neiman-Marcus, ployed households mean less WILL 151 FOREVER ISAWIUC Orlando. Florida 32503 size of time for shopping in retail which enlarged the page Date ottae fir5t public aliGn Publish Dec 11. 1077 stores. Notice ot Administ,.' DES II its catalog to commemorate Decemb.r 11th. l77 h anniversary this year. In 1976, 8,000 mail order I 0 NOTICE OF IPIT(NTTOAPpLv Harold A Th Central Florida ki'riiiel ('Rib is having its w watched production costs catalogs offering everything FOR ENACTMENT As P.rsociai Ripey,ri'a , LEGISLATION alniut (hlubk' to $120 a copy tve 04 Ihe (State 01 from custom-made cigars to 17th :\Kl, ' All bred Dog Stio'vv on Dec. 18 at Expo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN CHRISTINA ft kA5ip lterglh)rI4isodnuan ha.s set its railroad cars were published in 7401cc iS hereby gvev' of intent on )r'lCimidlI It is bvimig held in conjunction Deceased I ''irk iii sights on upping sales by at the United States, up from 6,500 I of the City CommmssIn of the AT TORNEY FOR PERSQi,o, Hrt'vard Ke'rint'l ('Rib's show on Satur with the least 30 percent from its the year before, Deznatteis City of Sanford. Florida to REPRESENTATIVE apply to the l7 session of the AEBBER ft HAINE5 FVJ day 'l'o lx' able' DI cutler the show, your dog must Christmas catalog, which said. Florida LegiSlature for passage Wurid.r*eedle. Harses ,S'.rd be 6 months old, pure- bred. and registered with ushers in toll-free calls for the Many retailers are shifting toan Act aboImSIlcig the City Of Sanford & W000rnan. P A Policemen S Relief and Pu,on New York-based store. Produc- mail order, he said, because (lit, American Kennel ('Rib For further inP 0 So. no. en Fund, to repeal all previous W ntef Park, F lor' 321 tion and manpower costs have direct mall methods give a call :;o)5tt4921 2 r :105-322.8980 legislative acts which established Telephone 203 041 6)12 lifted Itergdorf's catalog costs more accurate prediction of and amended the tad PoIcemen'y Publmth Dec II. II. Ill7 I Relief and Pension Fund, arid to set by as much as 8 to 10 percent. sales than the retail system. an effective date IQn the passage of FICTITIOUS NAME - Such legislati Notice is hereby given thaI I C Vernon Mite. mr engaged in buimneis at SOY M."c I Cleveland, Mile & Bridges 'ftc first Seminole ( 'oumutv chapter of Recover Ave. Sanford. Seminole C _ -@ Pt 044cc Drawer 1 Florida, under the f'CIitOuS "' Inc will open al 12 tI) \(slm1&'Sdas' at 10.1 Robin Sanford, Florida 33771 THE HERBALIST and the' I leIepi'ion, )OS in 1)14 tO regiter said name * or, tIlp (PS mite S pr ings, 'l'he * o rga n ization, lIti . A It a Publish Dec It. 1077 of the Circuit Court. Si'' moll afl er A A Alcoholics Anonvmou.s , is it -.DES 11 County. FIo,,da in accordae * the Provisions of the F ' ms sell-help. noiipm (lilt group serving nervous Ix'r' PUBLIC NOTICE Name Stalue,,, To WI 'vt"' The Divis ion of Environmen sons and former menta l patients For intalOAS Of Fo l. r Statutes 195! Services 5 in recept of an OP . format IOU. call ' 6';757:t or (144-9269. The Seminole S Clarice C) Delano plication for the conytructioci ot a Publish Dec 1. ii. II. 25 II' ' .. , private boat dock and shelter a the chapter S (lilt' of atut 8011 in the nation. • DES 16 following de scribed property ..'r NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Lot II • 50 feet Of vacated street J Oct December IS. 1077 at 7 p adjacent on E Block 31. Plat Book S. Pie undersigned will sIl one Itt' Page 0 and All of Lot I lying East Lot II. SfCl ion S. TOwy?SPiip3% South, Triumph 110CR C053377. motor i,''or 0 sanity charges for reps ange 30 East. Semino assignment % irmning LII) for their le County storage sale will be held a' P Public Records Washington later ( I r(-t' in 'hrist was of the miationa I Larry's Cycle Located at 71 Semirbola Blvd Markham Road Comments by p'openly owners t ilt- in on t h, Scm mn It' II igh School's chorus will in Paola, Florida within C44 Of the propo Sanford K IScCIIIIS Club) o n Ved 'cp, it's real, and Luis Publith Dec 1. I) tX.'rfoi'thl for I lit Sanford I! 7 protect should be in wviting to 14. 1111 Division of Environmental nesdav 'Ilu' ('hortls. comprIsing 40 members and 5ecvic, 216 Albert St DES II ------P0 Son 240. Sanford, FL 37771 rt't'k'd by Bob McGtiire, features Zachary Is all Dick Williams, FICTITIOUS NAME Chairman aglow as the 11,000 Notice is hereby given tria' i Dunbar. 15. at tht' Ci('('l)liiJ)CIli\'irig piano. ' Board of County engaged in business at Xii MC winner Commissioners Clintock $treet, Longw'ood )7! Seminole County, Florida SeminoleCounty, Flo,ldh, ufld4 " 1500,000 sweepstakes, PubliSh, Dec it. 1077 I-01141601 , name of GREEN EARTH with Padrick, DES 53 PLANTS, and that I ntend 'C manager of the Sanford Board of County COmrnui,lo s egisteq said name with tbt C f4 I )t. Itomla \Vonian's ( '1111) 'vs ill an ' 'OIx':i the Circuit Court, Seminole Plaza drug outlet, The County of Seminolo the Good Samaritan IIous(','' at home in Florida in accordance 'n Sealed bidy for sharing in the happy requirements for liquSemiannual provIsions of the F ictitous •a' 24 D Sanford on 'lliursdav, from p.m. to dedicate Ci , iPIiait wilt Slati,s,, To J Wit Section 145 X in o in e n I . S a n ford be received at the attic of fly, Florida Statutes 5% mie'vs dining room 'vsiiig . hiCis just ecu added 1937 Purchasing Agent. Seminole County Mrs Sandra Courthouse, Sanford, Florida , ' to the homiie The ptiblmt' IS t.'Ordiall%' invited to it. Evenly PUbliSh Dec A. II. 25 6416 total of more than $1 900 10 00 AM, Decefylbe, IS, l7,until at DES , attend CIIl(l vi('W the new facility which lime bidS will be publicly thus far. The final ppet.dandr15 PICTITIOU5NAMF I All work performed shall be drawing Notice 5 hereby given that will be In In accordwiffispecjflcatich $ a,. engaged in bu5jris at 17$ 74 Clearwater Dec. 17, with available at the office of ip,, 7 97, Long*i000, Seminole (Cu" Florida. under thi fictitiou s nan" C top prize $20,000; second, chasing Agent The County 'esecyej tpse right to CENTRAL AUTO BROKE PS i'd *10,000; third, 12,500. reject any or all bids, vehith In that we intend to register Sad e" Seminole Counts' Action o SCM Cannery will Its with the Clerk of the Circut co .r' COfl(IUCt a class on ''how To Hake Fruit Cakes" the County. Seminole County. Florida Ii It Purchasing Agent Thursday, at I p.m., at the cannery, 504 K. Celery Cordance with the proviSionS 'I Seminole County Fictitious Name StatuteS ,j Ave. Open to the the free class anI ROM All, Cou rt se Wit sage Florida statv'N Sanford, Florid a 33771 demonstration he conducted by Martha 1052 (303) 3734330, Eat 7 S Seymour Meclosky I..ochte. Publish Dec II, 1077 Alvin Plynit . , I , -' DES 37 According to Laura ('lark, supervisor, free Dec II. II, 23. I77, Jan I lt't DESSI reci es will be lays Sunday, Dec. ii, 1077-IC ClItlr('ll will feature tit(, C hancel choir under the direct ion of Mrs G eor g e 'l'ouh', minister of 74 THE CIRCUIT COURT r0 SEMINOLE COUNTY, rLoRlO,S PRORATE DIVISION File Number 774)I c' Division In Re Estate of CtR ST NA (4 A$ I cc Fl. 'PresbyterianMusic Service Is Open To The Public s: '1 .4," t.I B ri ef I on . 5inbank or cane." Realty Transfers Spring Oils Un 317 laO subI my; Chri st mas Day, would probab' en joy th em more if we indulged in them one at a time'," she said. "It could start a whole new tradition. The das of the fruitcake. The dii) of the springe'rles. The day (it the eggnog The day of the Wassail Howl. The day of the candy Eve in Tad Pd Horton & *1 Barbara .j. to Jft$• MCt i."C. no to Lnorisys, Jack A Mewtirteq, 131 Variety Tree Bagley, ygi , IT 2 B' 357 Sant. Lot dr . AS, Lot 11 51k 0, Summ.ri,t 2.31. Midway $ 0. I II, Mt; Grantor North, Sec III. 11.747 $4101 mtg Ion $2200. 1100 mo no mt , 13,700 Bernard I Harvey & Flor ence to Wor th Cr Co 070 MI; Grantors 12,000. 15.00 SemI, arwt I percent, Clifford L Jamees,o.n & Juanita I 0 S Locust Ave . Sant. 517 V o 511.000 LOt 13. all 0411 & 74 I 3 1' of IS. 81k Nader Homes. Inc to Walter E 6. Sam Lantu, 2nd Sec . I GreenG,,gh & *4 Mirlorle I 1170 Ml; Pheasant Cir . MIld. LI 211 Wintir C ountry wide Funding corp 111.110. 1.314 44, 1.42.700 Springs Unit I 1$ 40132.100 Cam Corp. to Omni Conitr C or p. Deanne P WilkiqIn, Rep Eye G B' 01 WP - Lot 3 ask Pd Sky Lark Mack Persons to Hibtrt Wm Un 2 ripiat 10 TO Ml; C E. Brooks Peryoni, 0.53 Willow Grove, AS , Lot Mfg Co 926,000. demand 7 1-i per20 51K 00. Sanlando the Suburb . Beautiful, Palm Springs Sec . 3 cent, $4,500 451 $103 *4 Murray I Fredericks Harw,V, I. Phulup L Graham to Same to same as aboye 1.01 S & N Willie ,,mith & *4 Emma M . II 7004 1 511 E. West Altamonte HIS Ellis Air . Irvington IN J .74 1, 01 SW Sec 21075.1100 iO4 NW'. Cf NW of Sec 570 37, OrtanoApoll d Co. Inc to Paul G Shindel A. vet Trong T Oil Mn less part. 111,000 David M WhecPuet & *4 Carol to r*sofa, WP, Lot 12, I.I. 811 E. Nancy Sane Crawford (Married) 700 . 'and Ave . LW, LI 1 Lake Mary $11,003 Manor, 01, 11.200 Veenq'c 0 Andieson & *1. [lii to Dewey B Martin&et Anna L to Mary J Gettlngs & Marylin. as mes 0 McGou;ti. igI 37 10131, Bear Lay. lettdale. LW. It 21 WIl't%Or Malloy, Eyes, 13 05 $e'bj nil; grantors .1 MI; Jan PlatI Bk 140.700 ' $74,000 121500 S percent, $70,03Q 5.313 N per cent 517,000 Regal Residences, Inc to Join John H Rape WF Margar et to Jones &*f.LorienaM,Rt3Ba Thomas I Tarbprf & *t Bertha .1 A. Utid, 1*4 7 51k A. T hom Ill Little Wekiva 14, AS, LOt 370 burg's AdOn Lloyds Tier, and mno.4 overlooked ways to celebrate the 12 da>s of Christmas is to extend the glf' Igiving time' Wh do all gifts have to be given b' ('hristnats I)ay More leisurely gift giving allows heith giver and receiver to e'njo) the occasion lion.'. '' She also sugges ted that traditional Christmas foods, eaten only at Christmas, each be given a place in the 12 days of Christmas. "Instead of making ourselves uncomfortable, if not downright miserable, by eating them all on Christrna.s thouse recently published a booklet entitled Seminole County Guide to Tax Savings. It contains additional information on real estate tax exemptions as well as other subjects in property taxation. It makes a handy reference to keep around. Copies are available at the Tax Appraiser's office the Seminole County Courthouse. ditional homestead, you must bring proof of age such as birth certificate, voting registration, or driver's license. You must also be prepared to attest under oath that you have been a Florida resident for all if the past five years. There is also a ON widow's exemption, as well as a OW disability exemption, a $4,500 - - I exemption for 41 A Christmas Revolution Nun Dares Ca//' Scotty's Inc. has reported that sales for the four weeks ended Nov. 26 were $11,819,867, an increase of 66 percent from last year. T COURT OF TH5 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUI EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIe. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 11-21111-CA 04 E CIVIL PlO. 77.1113 CA 0.1 In IC: P1, Marrag•ol COUNTY. FLORIDA. COMPANY 'ill '.wrc,w" JEFFREY WAYNE SMALL. V plaIntilt, Hutband and KENNE TH LARRY LEE and SHFRYL J SMALL. ANDREA A LEE. his *.it, and Wife Rp M SECURITIES INVESTMENT NOTICE OF ACTION s COMPANY OF FLORIDA #it TO Shefyl J Small Liberty Loan Corporation of you are hCIfv notified lIla, a Florida. 7ef,ndaflti proceeding for Dissolution Marriage A VinCulo flu been ti NOTICE OF SALE unit u and YOU are 'gu'ed ty NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that copy ci your *,.t,. rve y, ly77. at r on the 17th day 04 Janua teniei. of any, th ereto uAJ door Of II 00 m at the vioe'll front PrtIOfl'i attorney. .,, the Courthou%e Of Sem inole County. and adclrel% appear below on V at Sanfo rd, Florida the unders i gned tore Demb.r 73rd. II?? a I., Click will oiler for yl 11* $01 Owing original thereof * - In the described real property thuCourt e,ther before te rv.ce On Lot 7. Block D. GOLFVIEW Pet,t,on,r'i attorneyi or OF SECTION ESTATES ,iiadatetv thereafter other*%# MEREDITH MANOR. UN IT I ktault will be entered aga.ny, plef thiffeOl at aordng to the rel i ef demanded ri o p q t Page . rec orded in Plat Book 13 lorw ,o n PubliC Records 04 Seminole County. WITNESS MY HAND a"i ire w, lordI Cos ,nis Court on the l71? together *ith all itructurei. urn No,,mb,r. A 0 . 1977 rioverren's. fuitvrej, applancei ( se d and auid p uttenJflCri on Arthur H Beckw,th in conluoctOn Clerk Of the Circuit (o,rt Tnt atoreia•e Sale *ill be made By Betty M Cappy purivant to a Final Jumcit en Otptfly Clerk 0$ L te,Cd n Civil 740 17 1513 CA R hard L Marnele now pending n the Circuit Court Oif HutchuiOn & Morry Inc E teenth JudiCial Circuit in Post Office Drawer H and for Semnole County, Florida rt h Park Aytflue DATED thu 7th lay f December. 2 No Florda 32771 Santord 1971 NOW 0 21 t) 4 . PuDl'S IT! Seal DER$).,,_.. Arthur H Beck*lPi. Jr , ~ - -,_.~... -. iiFNtic ;-': : ,., -:' 11 .:_ �4' UI1$ BOOKS FOR 7* Christmas Benefits In And Around Altamonte Springs 11) CHRISTMAS 0I.t % _.- Bring L A Special For .Ttaifl pCNon hac ccr'thing. •It;li Chase iright hs p. chas.d Yule Cheer et Kin Of City Clerk Cited d City clerk P&s JrdahI, after three years of hard work, has Just been awarded her Certified Municipal CIerk certificate by the International ' . , a: S.&f •rsx a: 2 : ? It Lait r ?. j , .* ymL.- . . %((rordin~ Ili--tor% 0 F Comfort rt :r. ie ei f - - i : . mut - .L . - ce e • -- :-.'.L! - - M :: : r :::- H:l fe .r sr - Th •--.a: :: ': es Th: * = - - :'e - UI II • . I fl 0 Bishop. osr i 1. opu of th. iir1iit.d hI-I-f ,-ditiiiri ha - . '._. :-. su % t A n And round Winter ~prings_ - 1 -- - - 1k lIUUI Ult.tI Iii) •Ufl oir• thday and the 47th year of Nikka's marriage to me, and as these things go, of m in t' to her Youl understand , I'm 1 sure, Lb t such .i corn binatic;. of events calls for in • 'sa'. full of deep abstriist', philosophical live. To Shall I shave off my little Vl11tt beard so that I mas iook handsome and souni" Or shall I let the special kind of comfort.. What belongs specifically to our marriage are the details. There are the daily domg.s in the house There are the goings and comings to and from the house In beard grow down to Ili), these matters we are a one. J. .' 1. - ''- J - .,dS c-''"4I'' , s , 1 ... - rt : -:' - ' -. SC • S - - kj: - -S j_-.s E.a.aa tS.D 5- 't %tr-s A. - ', 'a y ' Ea; , ;-r ' a.: V.' -_ c,t • -' -' -g .- ' - E • e,j .sa a.-.: .- t:s _ex 3.P_.s. '-'-.a 1, rs -e. aeJ.. , .a - i. _ r - se. - -,-'. £ a) - ...--. ''c £ -. , .. - • - -- - &..• -e :. a : •&':' - Sr.rs C. - In And Around L on gwood t - ' / - , - - a -. ,- I - - " a.. -4 Sat tit' ' ,' . - - T'e - -. -- . id f Hnl an ar:e? - Program Offered - '- t LLie.gw .::et a .. i..at:t .: in i D s the c-c.rter. ar: tarng treit tr.sl and gLi ' - ir - V.. v r J - . tr_s ieee rivt -' & ,,c -i a.. , sent a ..-* : - - r.' ee:e- - F'i:ca fr.e:s it , ,'. r.ae r'c --:'-' r -'-...' .- IDTCLJ tJgiilssI1 -,- . - '- - - . At ,( -- - - ' t,.?'t. / I'* I \: . Cost - Loss R,b.t, From Kodak ACTUAL COST 73 JUN ONNOMEN 11111111111111111111111111111 S7J$ 1'1 Bal.' I)..1I. I ,. e..' : 323-8610 SOPi KIE D - ''' SE HABLA ESPANOL • -m--- - 5 '-"--- '' - - • 1, , llcc 'ion I? dr " /:1 In Na., T An or - ~ IN Ll. Ir. ), . 0 ,1 id a aie s; case I - -I if .4- I 1 " I 'f . .$I&tI- 'FI - - / ' 35" k -I (V I 1, I-" - I I I -- -- .'. ta.i, of ' - v' a n'4i-,5 - . -. '. ijS't. .-- a-r sas:-ç r-i'ja.. •* i'srs •P-.t .-a t_-•,i - ,. sg -, 1. - FREE GIFT WRAP 4- OPEN FRI. NIGHT -- • KOdIk I 2W220 n E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD P11. 3fl-3$3i tainly manipulated, had been reactionary to the bone" The book explains ..s.. ,s • •wiir "The problem at the time The fir creatures, but alwa>s potentially d&nRerous. rrow. But whichever one You Can De end On P Th e Sa _ I flow rig ht he was In ll to be a whole I finalls ,ut the idea that he Although it is not a h,appy ,Aas duc' king tile. but I couldn't en di ng at lcst we know now et hut, alone to talk things tuud user lit it always too b us ) t ha t he is no longer iisiri our anxious search has unds.sil or had somebod) with turn \ t 'er(Ll) lus manager told B.: Locating me that bLisiness was *,slo%," mamma s it desotedis help in the raising of the few and littler for hit own stom "The Poster of I osltist sense." right In our old age, thus n utual respect for our differences assures a a typhoon. The book describes it as "an i gn orant riot againSt a remember to send them a I ot the bo alone long donation for Christmastime. enough to ask him what was For neark 100 sears the (1)ffIlfli ff and he said he Salvat.lon Arm) has led the c o u I(I n't go against his IU lliluldNtl 3 23-)earold divorced ornan with two - it:s fantastic' - You SHOE STORE ight's 2E FIRST ST __ SANFORD . _ - , , a ,~ ,Z~ PH in ow 11 Beasley, Vicki U11 111l1 tC c ulminatedin minated IilIlt3L4Il( 1 lldLIbV was enhanced bs resource peo ple from D Di vvi enU. it iriifi ant (ii •ss_;_; the c OIvflLst hoolL j techr signified the UVI.1311JU 11L UbII5 you figure a iII= _____ L3 "" _~ ~ ~_ M ~ =I it" have said several times that food intake has no effect on or I'm net generally that easy, CO N I'll) K N TI A I To relation to arthritis I have gout but he was so persuasive that I VICKI AT STANFORD: Don't as well as oSteoarthiritts and went to bed with him the first call a promiscuous fellow a r.te'oporosis. and know from 24 night he took me home. Pretty "wolf." Men should be as )ears of daily observation that soon it got to be a nughtl> monogamous, faithful and fo.uh high in purines, or only thing, then all of a sudden he desoted to their loved ones as reasonably high in them. iid we'd have to cool it stokes! Certainly cause me to ache, the cells of the body from Somebody had tipped off his Nothing Is more Inaccurate hurt, and feel quite' iniserable' Foniuing excess amounts of uric' wife, and he kept making cx- th an using "staIr' to describe If I one artichoke, after 10 acid her treatment methods cuses why he' couldn't take tiit' the libidinous make rs of passes of abstinence, that is include increasing the hoijue after work at girls without glasses. Male ma K . but to eat a second one is elimination of uric acid through r wnuu..s To cat sonic fresh crab mc -. urine .I am se nding you -. The II fine' one-c' , but aga in the next Health Letter nuniber 2-3, Gout, ILI or a big helping of clam Uric- Acid, to give you a better • host dci, and I an , done for understanding of modern I is ould appreciate > our I reatment of gout and - off LIII e'nt s prevention of gouty arthritis DEAR READER In the Others who ti- ant this infirst place, you have taken my formation can send 0 (- cots cuiitment.s out of context My with a long, stamped, selfrt-inarks about diet have been addressed envelope for it flit' tisadt' in relation to columns in care of this newspaper. 10 about osteoarthritis and lkz 1551, Radio ('fly Station. possibly rheumatoid arthritis New York, N.V 10019 the latter often requires inThe dietary treatment of gout c - re',s.'ej protein intake because of the protein is asting effects of LS not very good and ssholl inflammation. The fact inadequate. A diet cunuple-tel> remains that these' two common devoid of purines will usuall> fonius of arthritis are not cured now lower the blood uric acid li diet I have repeatedly level enough. Milk contains no purine, yet a person on it strict pointed out, t hough, that if you urt' overweight you will have milk diet with no purint's still less problems with ustesar- still have a lot of uric acid if his thritis if ou corr ec t obesity and cells are inclined to produ -t' an excess amount. ta) slu:iu ,,, (;eiut rita> have a cornIf you find you do better b> Plication of a special form of avoiding foods that cause' at a rt hritis his true that if you tacks, by all means avoid them, are not taking medicines 10 but rely on your doctor to use control the uric acid, that modern methods to keep your eating lots of purines may uric acid level at normal levels cause an attack We used to if you want to avoid the comhave to treat gout by duct, but plications of gouty arthritis we' now know that most of the later uric acid that ca uses gout is not Now, about osteoporosis - from the food you eat, but a b>product of your own cells This dissolving bones. That Is often is spin-off information from called arthritis by the public, but it is not arthritis at all - it understanding DNA or the is dissolving bones. I recvin in cell nuclei. nucleic' acids mend taking plenty of calcium One really useful approach has bei'ii to chemically block to help prevent this problem I IT I 1)UMI'EI) DEAR I)IMPI.E1); Same as kids to support MI I can do is ou. You are being dumped %4aitres.s sork l.ast sear I Find another Job and profit b} svlrte(horking a very busy sour experience. If sour nut COcklali lounge and was un• boss tries to fish off the cornmediately noticed by the owner, pany pier, let him find another who's older and marriedsucker. D e .Nljchell,, drarna club made their acting debut this we&entl in the Vetera. Laura Moisand and The fourth and fifth graders proiluction - Flowers for sister Katie at Lake Orienta School art Algernon" Iktst os the daughter of Jim fortunate to hate teachers who ,irni Monica Ihrne In spite of he is'. .icademt( prepare interesting programs to heighten their ass ireness of schedules lAi,h txlts Martin our nation kriz.an ttsriiin Lenk Ijn APP A been Madison. [)uug, \Ietszer, flu Vt. fl VE The Fourth graders have Michelle tt}sehnie Skill studying ibout hawaii and , so ho do DEAR ABBY: I'm a Ikt D Kirkpatrick Lena student.s from Kirkpatrick Diana Gomez Several local Bishop Moore lii 'h School'sDiane Rogers Heather House - - - needy all over the world the place. and his manager will tthout regard for race, color do whatever he tells him to or creed. - %%est and Mtamonte Bernard said that he's not quite ready to retire to Florida cattle on Colonial Dav to demonstrate o e students ' le Sit source is mine other than in d ustries of at period . Itositen, who borrowed the .Students were exposed to the abase information front The .itts of e indit in'ikun, ticaving , %orld of The Wolf" hv Ilimlott ik(,( )4Working. and (Aher skills derfull) entertaining new IUU - t'ecuttil turn aste11 as a few Metson interns storked unappreciated spills with ( losels with the students and Iktss were friend.s Lisa Vinci. teach ' t arhers (luring the past Betse) Mates Angela - Walter lbberg Mr and Mrs ruentl v isited bs Katherine and Bernard I from Arlington hth their 4S. missing rela tives Is only one of the'. were cutting hack on their the many services offered its help jind 1 %jj., finished jiflur ,I - - are. The male wolf 15 -. •i,u - listened intentls to guest adamantly faithful for a' long sneakers as his mate lis es. If she dies. he ' The fifth graders have' been goes Into a lifelong celIbate up studying Colonial Da)s and depression. lie raid) sparks to another female. Ile is among their educational experience help locate a brother I had not theSalsation Amy. I hope' that nest Iyda) - Abby, business harsh and unpopular tax." IF 1 stricter monogamists than men colored egg cartons and %ou and others out there ,Atli hercisnots10% the (I4VIJ U nnuple-tion of colonial study. itt n these studi U es country with the violence of a llIIIll - person in his or her own tin 'A1 normal life briefly before returning to his earlier limited world a compelling story of man n search of himself. stokes never lead a she-moll dishes, like poi. served. The astra); in fact stokes are ch il dren wore heis made from to the Salvation Ariny's Missing Persons Department to MRs V. 13 I\ IDAHO •"'"' i auction, interesting speakers. area schools). and he ,Ail] sparkle ,Aa.-, especially bright and ,I plant cm liange "cre represent the South Seminole on Dec 3 as shi- celebrated her area at a pla)-off at I'Mrie)r ninth birthda) at Skate City planned for the new .% World in the Kick, [lass and Sharuig the thrill (If a well. -. thank you for suggesting that I I Just received a letter from the Salvation Army telling me that through their research . 10ev learned (nat Hi) flrotfler is deceased. y ' *31.7215 uc - ti*on Ar ,A-rite [)FAR MRS. us bears the loss will I , --s AL V I g ! ~~~ ! ii 1 1 1 1 iN - -' - -: 1 _~-w- 1 I Nil I I rt1 !] I I ': ' ,, - - mil - - -;_)s_ - . - :i One week only! __________ Special Savings * : on . Fants st C a, -s-i-r n . - ( / -- '- €' ________ _ i" fie- anii sc .$ uncton ' CHOOSE ' ' WATCHES: Men s 5-?unctin watch eHc,'. Men s 5-function watch chrome Men s 5-function watch yeliow Men s 5-function watch yello.s Men s 5-function watch white Men s 5-function watch yellow - - \1 / L, ' c ". Was L : - '-E t NOW $59.95 S90 $90 $95 SlOG $125 $125 - : •_- :4' -- *dj.' '. &S *,k, 'xi a. --. ," ' -, .,' - -- - 111, L 4,0 11 '1-1j 4 ,.7 L 5 , 2 - ' _ -._ ; '-.,. - ' .41; 's;•--"•,--' i1I:;a. -- III $49.95 $69.95 - I $6995 $89.95 I % - S89.95 - :' '"' Not all models availabte in all stores Ladies models available at tvemendou savings ('barge it! Open a tales account or use one of flit' nat icanji credit Islant " I.. , - . - ' .... 1 1100010101 •'i; '__•': - '''1 ' Cl ':' ,--. - _________ 1 Bring your Christmas G L-St and shoO treso "emencjc,.,s sa-,-ns Ee 1r1t.' ,'.C'i! '. •I• f- • / ns n -- ______ LED eat - -, '' -' it biographyof chaucer, Nikka passed on the following Th e bad Parliament of 1377 01 to 14 ~~(~ I read detectise books economic treatises reports on aging from an>where and eser)where Miles apart right' Wrong we re still sharing and Glenda Alderman get ready for action. ______________________________________________________________________________ - '- "-s -k ~, . ... I - __ a:'e: - P\uuouIF IL 1u( 16( ''-i'r in - Co .' uid in ike man'. of the coI orrui cosumts rs JUS ' I I ( usmato 1 irom irlo director. Iark lcInti)Sh Does all this seem vague tured the poor as a scars \J , I J OPEN MON. THRU SAT. UAN. TO$:$p,, 11 1 4 Celery Ay Sanford . - £ 2$S PARK AVE SAP4FOo FL. ,m; c-'. ':..;c.'..T r .if!I.-- - • ,11 • KODAK Wieboldt's Camera Shop - e- Ilie soung people of the church operate and insubstantia l? Well, see how well it works now that were our 70s "sikka reads 19th centurs classics and biographies of our courtship. One of us, DEAR 1)11 LAMB a.a,.i 1,-,. F • '- V "''- 4 - ")25 • .&i r.e': -. ni as at tDgeL)O 8 Camera SSC$ .'- S (,,stn- I Photo Books Combiaation ti't' pfff"Arsent Ill \ t. - --1. The Amazing, Praising Pu Baptist Church of Sanford performed fo r the Woman's Club of Sanford at the D ecemb er meeting. ilif ( hristm.is program was Sponsor. d bs the chili A rts Department. The troupe of puppets go(-s on ditircti mission tours and has traveled eled to Virginia. 'inia strangers About Gout f 'And • KODAK TRIMLITE INSTAMATIC' S IWO Dig i. 'a'' a J I.,tI1I.%rar' S • ,:-'' '¼ 26 95 - F7T' '4 c 4-i- - .' '-;,--, ::- ' ''- L.(Zà / Instant Camera 3995 S ±-' - was the poll lax Chaucer had a l ways Pi d S P (C(ALIZI..G ili C "p • e. Au , Ca I -KODAK -- ete-.. together happil> IIUUlJ IA Li 5 PERMS 15 & up TOUCH LIP 10 .• the evenings, we __ It the c'c.r pea.&a .THE HANDLE" - - -' P '- l - Y a V.-::t ' - ì:ç '.c ---------U çr:. ?.'e UNISEX HAIR STYLING 's S.nia . iL ,,, . '-a- -15. "i - I - ..• -- Il,.. Ai spouse who lives will know Ilt thru Dec ii ,.,.• , P ajama- I - : PERFORM ii. it we are then It a hilftntur> from the days ou Pk '.rr ne:hbors and Ira -. is please, give me a call 1 itiU t bea' 'rr ' - • If v' Eie.ar I er...,'. t..ee stirs .r.an:-- :tre-ja:-, S' a ag V"5. \:a . t"'a pe..x -i t: .'.-ir' -r -.e Is.et. - an: C-.x.t:ce :-"CS :C:-a. teenj : tcrs :f t' PtL1. USSF :'-t a tc (' r:; .---'-a ;'-. :...-:. , - ,, season meditations in which we indulge ufkr sustenance f or our different per sonalities In the quiet of idual interests. sure that ttrt dre 10411) . -,, L TTllUl u. R 434. aKti%jtjc3 goulg L., the city Over a ........' r - o .. of each ot he rs private and -,. -- - j '-' - . . za t: :.:ae tnr'. : t,e Pull ' - an: 77.V- , we know will die I l7 New 'Open Me First" Gifts. . . til"I's -"': r - a.. *."_CS )', I7.. _ke :t-- tacearf - 'an 'c'e.e.- V. tx are erytrig c-c- fac...es er u'r gs a1 an s: .! Ktt Go.: of s:ars '-'! eerrxsee.- nx.e :&j is . . I tA a ::4r.- -ss tx- Ui.areSa.n4& & r-.stras dass with '- • . -, , ., 'ti eltie- ?it S-083:1I. ta_ ' '? the .e' bL a..' 'tea'-oa 'Tha' Y.t &'ix* ;) -:t, sa 'e 'as rsed l t a,11 W' an: i. H. se.. it ih.5 '- :' s - a vacZacc t t.e Bars tpi. aet Hope I t 4 itt ft-i ~Vi:l.n.i -if ;r;Ze *.~ :n~=Lr. : re .'ei-a,, rc.A:Jus s.'.x.J l_M.........••,• -'' -..-----.-. : -. - - -0-, - -_- '-' ' An..' a t,rc.ther ae. .aeeifl24.4 etf:i'tne '. ;k - t'icej ion , . '..' ' drum beats We respect each others opp siteness. We allow for, ' -- ' : marriage great We march - cr Au.xiliar s Mrs Bessent receited a rir a Hcct Safecs f or Ha.s ,s er-.cern:r:rt p:,..: tt.0 gu'a. ..ise cc.. h,t' (1aran a i4He or or,* I IaS cm. -c'S W. t gild L f'a ther eta..ii xngfc.rardtc ,.. V , -s S.. -- -- 4 :i % But the truth is that the fferences between Nikka and me are what make our .. - - % - E:;.e ....... -' •'-- Pc • accepted the great ideals of PUPPETS r"" ---' - w together were wo ouy. the Rape Fesenti- prcgri an i accepted o f r Mu kes - 1. Firt tieparterit Sat and MatheeI St' art p-- =-;,.,-yb7.-t* -;.1:1_0:6.r :!,t :ana.- banna'r - . rep- r4&t. \ € - C - A. V.': tht S .1 ' ' -- 'i- : j, -' * M :A Mrs Rs r.a'.e a Santa at tt* transferred members oser a amount of rnenobersrp :c er:--. -- -. --------------- - - - '• a - l P. I.* 4 _d.4 s ..j lit 7r .. .i. ' I)epart'i.0 of hc ra oMid W int er Corferr rs.a.es and Tt pair represer't , '-a.' - :c'.er r a:_. - - ,• a spent, tee cias fluster banner age: - •_ 4 -- . used L 0, -, .. , , '_' - sa'it ",1t - ....-1 I ,r -:'..t'r an: i •g_•- - ' 1. -r • • _ & Russian Jew Denied .)t`%...1F..! R 0 ni i ra e ,:v*.- it .i: wt' j -*,.. .i.- aa. , . Lt .: -, . '-- D .r' er wer !.c.e : r - ,. - - - '. £i c-,. ,,_ I rirnaidtr at The point of dissension here is typical of our marriage vie hate neser our generation. The togetherness bit which it is so popular sears igo didn t make it in our hous( Not at all We always believed that living together was all right It was even legal F 1tflg together, dancing together , going to concerts s .'.:'erSprtngs is (o } p i. xLa- Pr.-sk.rt -ti ' r •. . r-.- -ca- '' a '' - - -- 1. C ).-'i-' aa- . ' -. i 4 Marshal - "u- ' C'..ar itus se, -- - - .. •_ . ei a. .aL' .j: 'j j cc a _ 'L ) - .a. a '.!:r a .r dnd au sorts '' t . . : .-' r . - '* '.e.. , the'e ba'ds - -4 - V '' --i *. ' a• _t tao v 'r o Lb.-- -'- -- - thinks neither ac t ion still help. She does agree that a longer beard ioi,ht save money on the purttuist of ties That s as I. - r r -- a Fire .,_~ :L.,7j:lt -4-* :~.,-Cee_- I ") •* 1. _-" r : .e. r.''i s.a.4 th .i :r • -t.l"a.e &c .0 ta.: •,' 'e_ a .i_ ...:.' •-i:-.t 'a.-r.r 'sa... ge.".'' -x c ; -- c' Vi F-a.. •_ -' - - S'.ir-:4 • i.c - eee.. " - __• v.;- :a'X _• .LJ .. w. - --- ie e;.et wr: - -- ie-s,. .__bje a- .. _ic 1't'. rz - - P- _--i_. &.i ' • c' s i. - :l:,!-:,1-; ,- ---, :f _ k !:11-'se M_*L r.:ic '-"- , 4 ' - • ' p - I :r mes s- L. .- -. '' a - 1a I .--•' :4 ..-I' 1: :.'.kZ.f ~_L! €: -.-- - -- ±.at . .1 - -'s. , r e- j r1 _ se..: ae - '- .gi e L. '' .r' ' 1 --- Nikka i - --ra: .r:.g re . ., . - ..e Davi*s F'rs t P a eant Queen is 0 9 r - • • Is :)--': S!P e ;-: :- t V. •t.. '.:-s' _' I 71_' WX F : -- 'l a .. ..a S.a •., . - .*-tws j e : a ,. a- _.s : - a : "&.- term.% The medication me take are treatments for different ailments. The -- n., - - I -U I U >ou missed the first per. Iornuance on Friday, Cher>I Reggie Dumas, Terence StcKtchnie, the production (ood organization is a sign 'd Durham, Steve [looker, Randal stage ruiafligt'r. and Tim a viable club. an'ltht' directorc Jackson and fug Osw ald, U'lA'ar, the director, advise of V ar 'itt Springs .ert rei.iiztd b) the u t 500 (dtl c atch the final Garden Club met retentl) at Seminole Youth Athletic performance f the play on the honit of \lr tnJ \lrs Program for their outstanding Sund is at 8 p i., at the Bishop auditorium F;lIs5orth on Regenstein to athletic performance and Moore' Mtitet l)rie finalize plans for the coming grade-point avenge Stir Lance Wall received the area R-et.ss flsTn, alit is has a d flishdl presid ed (I oser the tard for Kick Pass and Punt -. -- - V JOAN' Congratulations. PhsIhis - . b.,, Manley , Angela Powers, and [)ca Salfi enjoyed their participation in "Flowers for A.1gernon", a poignant story of tdI "'. ;I retarded)outh who through a MADISON Altamonte L', Central Florida, there are only two Certified Municipal Clerks - henry Tamn of ford, and Phyliss. - - - ?- K -' ',"''r'' C - - ! _, `s=,:.,J L_~.: V_C=.-. __ -. t.&* - I .- ' . P !r!.ZZ... ,, as "., t..- . :r11;i;R1_ - - ar.ts acoIumms I also "'J' (% hard ba. I - .' Hf I '' ( atherine :r ft - - ('61111-nur(e ako asallahil. h (lift , and 'iiie UfIic-. An' In l.U(t tiai k - c- .: I?'"' 'S lilT - -- of -I •• It's btvn a great year, as ~earsese 'I marks the start of my fifth anforE the rnalIln0( / - - , _% - •; a.te &eJ S.4.a t .t-: 3 - -- - a.: - S: \ ka A4 -a:tjt • .. : ax.: LCL _i I. Chambso-ir ; 11 ~ t,t - the greater T ta ? 'a crLe a aaa - - Sunday. D.c. 1), 1fl7-JC Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 1 n And Around Cosselberry , - -- ,. '-'I" . - ZALES JEWELERS - ______ 11 I / .•-,'-, - I . . ---( r , --. - i1 ________ _________ '- -I .IIl f 4D L '1 -' . - _. , - lI 1 I omanow ! __y I I& i 11 TEfT * * I ~ . A; 4 ' ._ �4 4C—EvenIng Ileratd. Sanford, FL Sunday , Dec. Ii, in? CALENDAR HONOR Margaret Miles ChIsrIcce StallwoetPi CROOMS HIGH SCHOOL S,tTLHDAV IW()-;%IHFR 10 ('asselbc'rn .%.%. closed, 8 p ilL. Ascension Lutheran (hurt h American Legion Post and AuHIars of Deltona annual Ea rl Bird dinner. 6 p.m 8 30 . Bonita Taisarnp Marl Baser Laura 8arnos5 Mary Btesoe Shaun Brown Ill) (II Club Sanford Chapter, 8 p m.. Sanford ( hiant*r f ('slIpuil('r((' IN folIoed by dance at pit, B,' Bonita Albright Mary An de rson SERVICE I ____________________ Follosstng are some of the area individuals serving In the armed forces of the United States: SUNDAY, DECEMBER Il The Sharret Brothers concert sponsored b First Assembly of Sanford. 7 p.m., Civic Center. Frt. .IS%'gfled with the 37th Engun(fr Pattalon at Ft CmPbCII Ky CHARLES [WOODS Private Charles I Woods. son 04 u torance C W000s, 20 1 Mrs %tONl)AV, l)ECEMBER 12 Lake Brantle High School Symphonic Wind f.nM'inbl co ncert. 8 p m., at the school. Guest conductor, Dr. Donald Hunsberger, composer, arranger intI con• tiuctor . Pr adshaw Drive, Santod, and Id*aro W W000s, S)Oa Deaver Drive, Orlando completed seven wress of advanced nOvudual tranng ,it it Penning. Ga Seminole ia)c'res board. 730 P Iii., lubbouse, Spring Oaks and SR 416 I )ic I 4 orkshnp, 10 a.m . and 7:3n pm.. SarIlarIdo Uiiilt'd Nit ('hurdi, 514 434 and 1-4: 10 am. and noon, Altamonte-South ROOSEVELT ROBINSON JR. sgt iirt Class Roosevelt u0bflSQfl Jr whoSt parents live on Rut 7, Sanford recently was presented hi fourth award of the Army Cornmer,lJdt,u, Mtal at I 11r,ig. Building. Stetson I'niversity. l)eLind Sanford Rotar%, noon. Civic ('enter. Sanford .A. P in.. 101 W. First St. dosedi. TOPS Chapter put, over Baptist Church, ('r)stal Like and ('ountr Club Road. Lak Mary. Sanford Al-Anon. 8 p.m First United Methodist (ilurutI %t'ight Watchers, 7 tm., Florida Federal meet:ng room, Altamonte Springs 10 a Ill.. Ascension Lutheran . ' JEFFREY TUF.S1)AV. DECEMBER 13 Seminole ('ommunit) College Concert Band, holiday 10 p iii , SC(' concert hail. Free to public. Weight 't4atcherc, 7 pm . Swuinut Apartments, ELIZABETHA FALLON Airrnn Elizabeth A Filn daughter of Mr and Mr Charles Fallon of ItS Tangelo Ave. Orange City. has comple1e Ar Force basic ra nng a? 1.acslar AFB. Tea Youth Programs Inc. orientation for volunteers, 7 P 111 . YPI tiffict' 427 French Ave., Sanford. Over Club Christmas parts and turkey dinner, noon, Sanford Chamber of Commerce building. Members itni'. KEITH R. JESTER Airman KCth R Jester. sonof Mr and Mrs Robert F Jester of 10,) Ludlow Drive LOngwood. has Completed Ar Forte basic training a' LaCklAnd AiD Tea Stn1clrd V,Et)NESDAY, DEcE.1RER 14 Geneva Homemakers, 10 am., ('onununity Hall. ('asselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Osiedo Rotary. 7:30 am., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Serenaders senior citizetis dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic ('enter. Starlight t'romenaders, 7 p.m., DeBary Community ('enter. (hereaters Anonymous. 7:30 p.m.. Sears. Altamonte Mall Ohio Club (.h'iristnias Dinner, 6 p.m.. Deltona Cornniunhty ('enter. Bring covered dish and place setting. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 15 Central Seminole Senior Cittzen.s Club, Christmas party and turkey dinner for members, noon, Church of the Nativity, La ke Mar). Altamonte Springs Friendship Club covered dish lunch and gift exchange, 10a.m., Altamonte Spr ings Civic Center. Dancing in afternoon. Chuluota Retired Folks. 6 p.m., covered dish dinner and ChrLgmas party. Open house and dedication of new dining room at Good San,iiritan Home. Sanford. 2-4 pm. "Ow' Strange Universe" lecture by Bruce Salmon. planetarium director. 7:30 p.m.. John Young Museum, Orlando. Christmais party for Youth Programs Inc. volunteers and children. 6:30 p.m Altamonte Springs Civic Center. '-, -"::----/ MA.<ES A Schoow Hig h .- Christina Miller Tina Miller Wendy Galloway Michael Gaudreau Vincent Gorardf Gay Gramk Noel Grayson Robert Greee'te Sherry Griffin Samuel Griffith Linda Grissom ---- RICK HOLROYO Marine Private First Class Rick 04 3lrOyd. son of Mr an Mrs Frank PfdIroyd Of Fern Pars Blvd . Fern Park, has bean meritoriously omo,ed to his pr esent rank upon graduation from recruit training at IPi, Marine Corps Recruit Depot. Parrs Island, SC TINAI. TARPANI Navy Airman R ec ruit Time I Tarrant. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Joseph A Tarrant of 625 Peachwoocj Court. Altamonte Springs. has omcle,ed rectuit training at tPt t.a,al Trann; Center. Orlando Darlene Sfabo Patrick Taylor - - ( --. • by Chic Young ', - . 1 - ..-' 8 Wheel shift 12 Actresi Markham Washington MchielWeH: I \) viah"I'm -;%-~'-I r~, , , . I . I Tmoihy WoIks I ~ 4m -~ - - A Ir If — " - by Mort Walker _______________._____".1 YOU KNO'N, SIR, I TH I NK \ L STILL HAVE A LITTLE THE MEN ARE U&ip,''.r-, , WAY TO 60 WITH THE O HAVE .'PORE RE-SPE COFFICERS, THOUGH . - Jul,us Wynn ) / 400 4Co p4co if ill (T james Stein , 4 •_ f! ! '""3 '~ , 0i [f1 1 J Loni THE BORN LOSER ' by Art Sansorn h ol u '5 16 — 19 20 E 21 17 -i 22 III I. Iuu SE Ia IuII ia IIIII Ii. --- I I I I Pa rt] — 41 77 ARCHIE Navy Seaman Apoi' en t,c, Paul M Carison. On 04 Ronald C CarISon of ¶0) Larkspur Drive. Altamonte rngs. as completed recruit traiflir at tPi Naval Training C enter, Orla ndo -- Navy Fireman Apprentice James Jenkins, ton of Miriam E of 1505 W 73t St . Sanford. hit co mplet ed r ec ruit training a the Naval Training Center , Orlando Pt PR C STON I. COULTER - 6 51 53 ¶OME EOu'PMEUT••• — - 54 T 57 BRENTw MEEKS Navy Airman Brent ,'t Mee* 1 23 - IlK liv - =- EEK & MEEK -- -- 7 ________ by Howie Schneider Navy En Pr es ton B Cou lter. whose wifi. Barbara. 1 the dAughter of Mr and Mr Clarence Fogg of 163 Pinficrest Drive. San -rd. at .,-.- TJ•-or duty a-boa rd the destroyer USS Mullinnia. hornWo,ted inBr0OIn - JAIME L BRUNELLE MICHAEL N. BOOTH UAp L'Ct.'enant lunior grade Mchael P Oth ton of Mr ani 5't N C PCth pf SOt Palmetto Ave, Sanford, participated in the rescue of a di$tr,55pd ti5hing vessel n lye Ind-an Ocean So South , hearts on the the jack or K liii DERWIN A WHITNEY Pr,,ate Derwin A 9ttiIny. ton c4 Mrs Mary Whitney, 71. Castle Prettier Court. Sanford and (PlateS .Sliitnt'v. Kansas (it, Mo con peted Advanced no, th,il' ?f* ri9 I' Fl Penn nj Ga I. • K ..k' . c .i; .',,I lurt. Germany - BA whereupon East could over, take and cash the last spade %%ould you rise with that act' In any event, this West didn' t and South ouicklv ran off the flint' tricks he' needed ' \jr " h, F..i'it %Srst wi-si PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer BUT I KNOW BY NOW SHE'S 'EMILY ANP I HAP A BIG SPAT THIS MORNING" Festive 1611 , _____) ow accessories in 7 7 It -- v.'IFE LIKE , 2 ~~ ~~k' , \4 'r" / he iwiti tu:ivc' ulroppt'ii the hidtiirig at diamonds Still, there was no reason give up lit' was looking it eight stir" tricks lie wtiulul be' up to nine if h e could get DAVID P. MEYERS SO4 John a Ensign PêuIA Baker. Son 04 Mr Mr and Mr Arnold Baker 04 Sanford. and Mrs David P Meyers, 107 Pià'. CCCwIl Pius *ngs and Bernard. Long*006. recently w a s designation as a na v al av iator r .,.2I / i . ./ III( ] by Stoffel & Heimdahl C'ET N "OUR L'AMTk2N. ), .E .\RE 1:Nn.3AED IN THE N\NK ACIZIYSS THE 5TREET US A PRIEL'y' &JM TO LAITER HERE CURING 12*JSINESS) 4E'3T .\C'RK.' the t, is one six mern- ' of 11) '.1 South's first llrobleiri w;is UDl • )JU render %'IItG() i Aug 21-Se't .void the erowd..s today if )ui: An Interesting year lies ahead for you romantically. In addition, someone fond of you could arrange somet hi ng that urns out very profitably. >p TAURUS I April !G'%tay 201 If you're asked to do a favor for a person you aren't attracted to. you'll be reluctant. Uci'.s.'st'r, you'll go all-out for on.' sshu turns 'yOU on. GEMINI I May 21-June 2O Romance' is a much-better Ltt SAGITTARIUS NO'., 23- for you than business today. It flec.21 If possible steer clear looks as tough Dan Cupid likes of people who measure your you, but the commercial world worth by what you have in the may not. bank. Associate with those who CANCER lJumw tl.iuly 22, like you for yourself. Like to find out more of what lies ahead Should your mate come up with t a long list of chores toda'.. or you ou Send or )our co py Astru-Graph,P ox w. sou'lI be perturbed The luri' f Radio ('it>' Station. N.Y. 10019. bi g ger and tt'tter (ru:. 1k sure to specify your birth bechon y ' .O. — • •. at trick lint' Should hi.' den k that queen of spauii'i. phi. ilut'i'd iii 1',a s That might well bt' ? iv inning phi% if spaili's is tn' v.010k to ttrt ik lint lb it sct'tii,'il ,tltfliist liii1l, islti(i' with I' I't iii %i',t ii .1 ''' '. g,. i:iv'c?ic'n . •. ,, :,# ,e ,11 'a .u.,, ,"'',, t,, '" ' l'''"s Sri. •,, ."..': e".,' S ' , ' ' . hjip' ,s "' '' . ' , P111151 .w H , , ' " ,, . . '.', " 1.FO Juls 23-Aug. 22, i)ii:' CAPRICORN I Dee. 22-Jan. seek solace in front of the' IV ou ' ve had a lone 191 Menibersof the opposite lull are likely' to fawn over iou frustrating day Revitaiizt' your today'. This may not be true of energies by going out ;inli( persons of Your own gender. mingling particularly in business. ,'LAST Our women S open-toe evening shoe is urethano With Covered heel compo. SlttOn Sole Choose your favorite from gold or '.,,- — '.'' .:. ., ,.r1.-.' it..,,' .-.. . 21'Aprll 19, old relationship will be put in leopards today if y o give the' impression '.ou care more for neone new lifl't wear sour the intentio ns of other tnt.1', Be are fW '.ou ifl t Ui k S4i Yi., iflt. who mu i t ) fr't'Itiiv iU /i"'l fr tu il I'' __- SCORPI 01 (kL !I-Nov. !7 You have a tendency' to mi.srt i,ur 'l't'V,' .• . I ... I '.w' ' !f-. ,,I~ — "I ' '-~'' (- - - . 1 , 9, P. '1'','' ' ' ' '': ,'. ,.:,!if 1 u,u i,.,..i,.,....., I '' ' i, ' '. .' . .''' .'.' ' .' ' '. V ' .. ' I I, Is -I--f SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee and Jonn nouncement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. Contact The Herald RANK AND ERNEST p A- ; Rornit., -A 1. of c6*.fE. SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR = ~~ ~~ . —F DOON ES BURY SAT by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS CHEER UP, KIP.. IF THE 1WEF V IS 1-051 IN -ITIF MOUNTAINS, Vu CAN I4EiT HE'LL. FIHP 7RE rAs'TEST Oil - O ., PEN SUNDAY 126 P M 30 p M OPEN SUNDAY 12.6 P M NI5TI /1, II NOTE W READER: WE SUGGFST 134L NLX1'F'A?lEj ft VIFWEL) LYIN6 ON YOUR 1.1 FT SI11E1 WflH 5, 611'01"iU POL.RING flit- .. -I " 'I NE: w5l'AF'I 14 U1't1Iil I 03ff 'it ..., .,,• A" ,a --<2-% *Z~-, .. , - ! Irr r - -.~If7l l . . -%-'~Il --'-'. - ... b'- - 's" . evening Shoe has Co'ferecl full heel composition SOle Silver, gold or black peau de Sole S7.9 M- 10 WINTER PARK & SA RD PLAZA OPEN 10 AM 109 PM MONDAY tHRU ORLA NDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 30 A M 8 -,!,%.., '""' 1'., \.. - .-.- WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI i) This sinlppy T.Stvap .PenneyChristmas Place IDEAS 04t -' -/ - 8.99 4 - ?Sr I - , ~, FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * ,"1W46 (*) KRAVEN S 0-FLP- WHO DID zvoi'E IP,cuMgN,, Evening bag has that lash pony thin silhouette Side flap Sfldps closed Covered shoulder strap tucks inside for clutch look Sliver, gold or black peau de sole suggestions. C 'A y . .; I by Bob Thaves 7.99 0UI4SEI.VF.S editor for information and .1 1r; 1111111WO " I -" flne.,,,, .~ -.1'. V.4~; Z-,'%-f --T -,6' ..;, "t, #,;I.fJ ,P1,11 ,. . I~'v a i, '''I' S6-10 f.15.io A slIck little evening bag of urethane with matching metalwork trIm Chain converts to hand or shoulder carry Gold silver black peau de 500 - . 5.99 black and white photographs if a picture Is desired with the an- - .. ,L 4 .-, '-., LIBRA ( ept. . I. 2.1 (I PISCES Feb. 2U.Mardi 20i A not likely' you'll be in a don..' ii' pessimistic pal could sour you frame of mind today V with his attitude today. Don't might seek an excuse tIl Lv heed hem. ('hart your own other than members I course. family ARMS I March I.ET . 'IRC iAu g. 13-Sepp t. t, 2' AQUARIUS lJa . 90- Feb. 191 Things that y• do because ot Usually you keep things in selfish and ulterior motives 'a ill proper-twn, but today you're fail today Success conies fr liable to accept much more acting with a kind heart t i:: than you intend to return It thought of rew ard happens inadvertently All -t1 "el-f. --:.., -,~-, -`-~-. .,,-I $ )?--, nounce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional 2;-:':-°' / 15.99 SlyOr uisa1de' the list , iii line ti(,I(t S BUNNY -- life Master category was established Ely had not played enough to qualify as one of the original 10. Since he never played In tournament.s after that he never ben' if the hail of l"arne and h' our s' t f o U :muous award life master- to :. ~/ ,, , ~ V _ I, ' wedding forms are available at the Herald offices, to an- _ South thought t hat the had his life I live olivr,wi Ill 1 r ~ --it, I' black, silver and gold. Engagement and f two \;, Getting Married? I '.. -- t :M* I III l'ii'ei l',lsS 2 C to iith TO HAVE A - FORGOTTEN ALL , F asl A N,'w llzunpshirl' reader wants know' if It IS true t ha t Ely' Culbertson never became a life master. Yes, it is true. When the l'I' l', Pass ()pt'nlng lead 7 A rBorl-S IS A UKKY MAN BOUTIT I __r vuiriurofili' \.irltt vices 'Y 54 A 1116 ,levy Pt Jan,e L OruriIl. sorlof Mr •ri Mrs Lawrence 0 Brunelie, 12$ E J.nkin Circle. Sanford, recently *81 named 5oidr 04 the Month for !Pue 32nd Signal BttaJon in Frank %1 1.%l I '.l A N .1 8 2 £ Q i 54 V .5 B Ii i V i. 2 C .1 £ Q ft 5 2 A f I , 4 sit III It A ill 0 - DAVID C THERRE 9 re-an D %.Ofl 4 ,lfld ' '5 CP'a, l, A 1P'r,e 04 k6 Crest.e 0r. CasseIb.rr. rC<eritiv r e turned Iron an et,nd,d deployment It. Vedt,rranean Sea Now put )ourself in West's place 1k could rise with the ace of hearts, play his kingjack and eight of spades III ft I 2 A A .1 .1 0 Your rewards are going to )i.+ corrirnensuratt' with t" can Somehow you sems., you YOUR BIRTHDAY Dec. 12, l7 on that first 1 III spade and proriiptly placed \"itIIl you're on one side of the fenri' and she's on the other . For Monday, Dec. 12, 1977 = ItS 4155% 'ii I) .iiid J 5511's .l.5I tIltS . ' L fi 'AM'F:R June 21-July 22i Both > your mate hold sonic equally strong positlori.s today. As luck would have it. 55 J l 0 Aft I - ri—ril WIN AT BRIDGE 1, . tent r 47 148 52 - — ALVIN FINCH son of Y and ?v'rS Warren C YCeks of 147 Ronni, Drive Aitamons, Springs hAs completed O'e A. a'rjn Macnfl S . 5I ftas.c .ie' Ei'gne Cours, T ________ Marine Lance Corporal Atyn Finch. son of Mr and Mr Albrf Finch of P 0 Boy 271 Geneva, has departed for an eytended oeplo meot in tt' western Pacific WILLIAM R LAWRENCE "C H WAN P41 I M German, i.pllPdC Private F irst Class .%illiam P L a wrence ton of Mr end Earl F Lawrence. 406 StP' St. ChvlOt& i'e(eiltI, wa . . vriflvrr orancn C''S *.th IPiC I'd SuppOrt Command n ScPi*aru'ie,.., Ge' a" AOL, ,RIi 'i ( Jan ?i1i-'..t, 10 47 by Bob Montana N, TRY I'VE QEC'EDO TR DC ccue lV £/3 jT I '.EED w dresse GEMINI I May 21-June 20 I'krn't be the u.'uier'Anit'r i hopeles.s causes toda% You could make a loan to 'a very poor credit risk. If vou put your foot in your come off better in a small group mouth today, let it be. Trying to - and you're perfectly right dart!> things will make it t.lBR1t Sept. 234.k't 23i 1k' worst' very meticulous about the guest I'ISCE.S 1 Feb 20-March 20) list if entertaining at hon It's not cricket to change today. You wouldn't want t partners in the middle of the invite one who doem t fit SCORPIO , Oct. 24-Nov M. utance Adhere to original ions if you want to sidestep You're not too well attuned to your audience today Unles s sticky situations today. you're careful, you could i!fenct .SRIE.S March 21-A pri l 191 someone by being ti '"f Discipline breaks down rather serving ' table PAUL N CARLSON change a consIdered opinion )iecau.se of a biased companion, count to 10 first. Your way will probahl be the wisest — — 18 !O TAURUS April 20-Ma) 201 Ui' careful today not to put yourself n an embarrassing position where you pretend to comprehend something that y ou don't. You nia> be asked to e xp lain. LEO July 23-Aug. 22 You di, CAPRICORN Set'. 22-Jan. a little and expect a lot today 191 Should you be tempted to - 14 HEN . . - 13 _ III CARLO. FRANKS PrivAte Carl 0 Franks ten of Yr lid Mr Omy H Franks 2601 S Sanford Ave Sanford. rec en tly was assigned as art lfltAntry mart wIlt the tIN Infant,, Perlin flrgp .n German, early for you ,,day. You must be cautioL. not to overindulge later should you feel >our restraint slipping. if*J .__. 12 • Prvatp Darrell I 1a,lir vu,, Co 'r Mr Elbert Taylor. l7 '.'rckl an d Ave Santora. completed SC,Cfl weeks of advanced nd','dua' tra.n.rtg a' F' Ber'n.r,j Ga fj.! Sprrq m T7 Y) labbr PAr I H v,. qj,i 0 5 YOUR BIRTHDAY 1AfL 54 Noble gas Dec. for short lIjV NO! 55 Coach 16 File A steady, but slow, financial 010 1 1 0 l I I W:O iIf 56 Small quarrel 17 Surfei growth pattern is in store for 57 Sown (Fr I 10 Fruit a, 18 ComplaIsance 3P Most aged sou this corning year. You rubber nfl9 20 Holds still for 58 H64inly altar 39 Year(SP) should refrain from trying to II Summers (Fri It Speeder's photo DOWN speed up progress lest you stall 19 Drowse 71 Corrode cheer Sound 20 Poiiv 27 By means of it. 42 Actress Dunn. Shout of good thinker 23 Cut oft (51 I 43 Newts *11 (tIll) 26 City in SAGI'rrAnlus Nov. 2-I). 22 Squint 44 Fingerprint 2 The same Washington 23 Gives comfort 211 Try to leave well enough mark () 30 Author leyn 74 Medi cal alone today Fools rush in 45 La 3 Top of th. 31 Kind of letter piCture CliP where angels fear to tread and Ocuce head 33 Author 46 On the I iou Just might sound off enoutgh Flemi n g onth 7 uJeclairm t5u. i'd. 34 Women s III get yourself in trouble. Find lb Natatel 6 InquisitIve (51 127 Current 47 ChA'itIblI or Patriotic out more about yourself by 1 Fitrasensory 28 Hiding place '7nuzat.on society labb' .sending for your copy of Astro35 Toughen by perCeption labbr 29 inn e r tp'f Graph Letter Mail 50 .ent.s for elercse (itbr Atr Shanif 31 Scare • I'C 36 Cod, dot each sign desired and a long, 8 Arrange 49 E,eni' crime 37 Simitarty 9 C 'it It' '.elf'addressed, stamped en32 Vyt4 detir,il rr1 L'rtltday 51 Years Fr) agate velope to Astro-sraph, Ros 489, Radio City Station. N.Y 10019. Uk sure to specify Ii1 9 9 tO II sour birth sign. I. - BEETLE BAILEY Michelle William% Gina Willis Melody Wotitgemuh Gary W000all anee Woods 13 Ex perts 14 Plant diteit, 15 HorSidOClor e ll14 ; 1 .11 I. ___ __ 0. ki.L' plint 52 Madame ______________________________________________________________ • _______ By RFRNICF BEDE OSOl 4i14oJ For Sunday, Dec. 11, 1977 It • _____ SI Succulent lupino il ~ ,j A1A SOPf JCJi c,jJ I N 1 1S t 'i+i' I AjT o PlU . jj I o uO N I I A A p I TI P4 AOJ4J Golf shout Sunday, Dec. 11, 177-4C HOROSCOPE IfljZI [A ii Wine (fri 43 Slur 04ev 46 Can yons (abbr I First tAte (comp *d to PtCYOtJ5 Punt. Answer illiim,nation influence . -* " ANTHONY W REDDEN Private Anthony k'4 Redden. son of % and Mrs JO Redden Rte Henry St , Sanford, Completed Seven Aefk5 Of advanc individual , 39 Air (plifil) 40 Unit of 1 Man o "tu I,SLJE WEU..WUIALO <C TO \/T't i , I EE \'U fS4J)i.IS OAFIN'... .\ ART U5JAL,' / IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ACROSS I Scott i e Moore Alf redo Moreno wade Must Marcia Neat Debra Newton Jason NyrOs AShley Oil.ff Rebecca Ossowaki John Owen Donna Pteifauf Gilbert Posteil Andrea Prior Fay PrOd Delores Reese Tracy Reynolds Mary Risner Tammy Ritchie David Rol,n $Stawn Rupert Maria Ruta Karen Shrout Deborah Simonds David Smith .Yldred Smith Ter, Sorenton Stacey Cross Dana Gutshili Patrick Harrison James Heflin Beth Hirt Sandra Itocvt Carey Jasa Jan Johnton Cary Keefer Lilina Kiner William Kirchhoff Rainee Kish Ch er yl Lea Terry Lelnenbach Kimberly Lewi s Barbara Mullion Deborah Mciickjen Alberta McGbiany Deanna Brorup Brenda Br own Mary Bunch Beth Butler StevCn Caoace Roder ick Cashe Ruthann Conklin Alicia Cooper Linda Cathy Raymond Cowets Jr ':hnistn, Crews .indj Cupick Wicite Davis C'teyl ,)eshield% I'- iber' Dion DENNIS J. JONES Pr vat Dennis J Jones. son of Mr and Mr Mes Mitchell $ Lake Morwoe Ter Sanford corn urIrd ad,1n inJ. .jjai ,,, t RPnning Ga DAlI and Concert by Lake HranUey 111gb School ban Brass Choir, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Free to public. s DARRELL L TAYLOR Te en si Sedgfield Apartments clubhouse, SR 436, Altanionti' Springs; 7:30 p.m.. Florida Power and Light, Deborah Bacon Mary Bass Ronda Bauder Leigh Ileine Michael Banneft Robert Benton Terri Belts Mary Bishop Sherri Birdsoe Julie Blount Pa tricia Braceianid Sharon Brooks PAT TON )etfre 0 Pt?on, son cI Mr and .%'r Herbert 0 Patton of I Rosalia Drive. Sanford, has rfcnved s Irst PrOmoton in the U S Air Force at Mellon, Engtand (':is'lberr) Sa nf ord Lions, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., Sunshine Park ('O11tlIUflit center Sanford Sertoma, 7 .1 flI SallibOs. lingssood Sertoma, noon. Quality Inn, 1-4 and SR 434. "eight Watchers, 7 p m .Sanford Woman's Club. 309 S. flak ('asselberr> Jacees board, 8 p.m., E)uug's Garage. Melod lnt' Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberrv ('oni• munity United Methodist Church. TriCounts Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford ('h.ambei of Commerce. Osereaters Anonymous 9:30 am. First Federal Savings of Seminole SR 434, Longwood; 7 0.111. u( Croo ROBERTA GORBY pecats, F v Robert A (orby. Sdfl in law of Van R iie(per iC1 .ini Ave . Sanford wa' assgny as .1 Pay dStus $.flg SOecalsI with the 197th Support Battalion at it I'm, n Ga Car D vs si of 54 ' and Mrs Omb t P4 Franks Sr 7 60 1 S Santoro Ave , Sanford. receriti6 CCmpIC seven weekS at ,IU,ad nddl tranng at I t Penning . I 1tur tt. UC 9 CARLO FRANKS Canton (won . ROL BLONDIE .- X 117" by Garry Trudeau ~ --.-. ~ ~ - ~ ~ -,Nl �6C—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 4C-. Sunday, Dec. II, 1577 rj ( C4 ) 01 01 E ob 1'1'TI III II P • GOVERNMENT GRADEDIJ1 Ti ill 'i ii TI . PRICES 0000 IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY... ORANGE. SIMINOU, VO4USIA, . W 'C-. - Fr. - .,;- -- ,• .,-- (12 TO IS .• t_.: •., W•D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONE CENTER CUT I S CHOICE) - :1 I fs W 1 CHUCK STEAK LS. AVG.) ik I - F WHOLE N.Y. STRIPS IJI -r ;,.•'.T.- - USDA CHOICE I BONELESS PACKER TRIMED 1 FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS, EMPLOYEES, FRIENDS WINNDL*IE STORES. INC COPRiG11? 1977 PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 11-14 1 THE IDEAL GIFT I . QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED SUMTER, OSCIOLA. CHARLOTTE. MARION L.kI. CITRUScn(L,. ic 0 I, . IRIVARD, LIE AND 0. W U. S. CHOICE All W-D Brand steaks and roasts are closely trimmed of excess bone and fat, BEFORE they ' re weighed and sold. You don' t pay steak prices for meat scraps. When you buy W-D Brand beef, you know what you're getting for you' re money more choice meat. less waste. . too I - j ,~ V Ask Ask E. ';iir;:t . 1.'- OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE AND REDEEMABLE AT WINNDIXIE STORES A(ROSS FLORIDA & THE SOUTHEAST - --1:•1. j";-- .•.1 IiJ.'1 iiI! till fu ll LAND 0' SUNSHINE osc.ej MAYIJ sucio W.O BRANDJEGULAR AND THICK So' Cofto Salami 89C S.ice Bo.ogna . ... . , PKG W.D BRAND MILD MEDIUM 01 HOT WHOLE 1100 (2 LB SLICED, SuNLESS AND DIVEINED Beef Liver USDA Bog Sausage GRADE A •,s LB B-c, 79C Boogna C ....... So: C eese Spread • • Krs Bacon • • • Limit 2 with $3.00 or more purchoco excl. dg,. 1-LB. PKG. $1591 $1 29 . . • • . -" 12 .. ' HORMEL 1 A' . . • . 99c 'I \ $129 L _____________________________ Elbows 9" BABY FOOD GRAPE JUICE ALL FLAVORS tu .. 0 44 ~__41. THRIFTY MAID THIN SPAGHETTI OR THRIFTY MAID LAP -• ELBOW MACARONI 1't I . ' - - - ' ) Ip' 20-oz 24-oz. 41/2-oz. BTL. JARS Oranges .29 PEACHES 1-LB. BOXES CAN CR SIAIL _Apple J - C 12-oz. CANS 00 -• IA / 20c j' CORNED ..\ DEEF PINEAPPLE - n R1(?iI1t1I wild \ LICED, CRUSHED OR TIDBITS ': VF k I SAVE THRIFTY MAID . ' SUNSHINI ___ ON a THRIFTY MAID ....... :'. SAVE . .. . . BEECHNUT REGULAR STRAINED -:' - PRMIUY 99 Ham Patties 16-c, LJ UTTER 1 I LB P 'Ir. LOIN SLICED IPTO Suzzean Strips 69 PALMETTO FARMS PIMENTO (S.os CUP 69') $229 4 $109 LB • . • ANC' Ti,C SUGAR IRU Por Chops SWIFT W.D B1AND SLICED ALL BEEF 9fl SNOW Crab Claws Icced Sli $119 FULL ' S ice Salami TASTE 0 SEA CATFISH Filet......... CA44 REGujI' W.D UANO SPICED L NCHEON AND 49c LB • • • • 1-LB BAG BRAND PFMIUM S'iced Bacon BAG / 112 33) 89C . . . . . Tv ey Wings W 79c ca .. . . ..2 4 MA . 13 79c ' Beef Stew 83 ~Uuce I to I 59C 0a X t) a' 0 FI- Z3 33: HARVEST FRESH WHITE Potatoes 3 It' Tange os 20 111. $169 PecanFt Pieces. $299 79c Grope #'ruit 0 5 RUSSET Potatoes . * * 6 Fcx 99c F £511 99c Bell Peppers .8 !90plant .1.401 99 '1 . HARVEST FRESH, IUILR 1%L OR SUPERBRAND KOUNTRY FRESH PRESTIGE % LL NATURAL, ALL FLAVORS ': ICE CREAM • __ ________ __ 1 2.'9° '° . . . . CUPS EN '''' . . NIJTW000 FAIM5 SAVE 33' HARVEST FRESH . (~A=W CRACKIN' GOOD a . . ENGLISH MUFFINS 39C $'OO SUPERIRAND REGULAR STA FIT LOW FAT COTTAGE CHEESE 2-11 99 co,'1 I BAKING HAlVES FLORIDA 4`4 . 01 Ilk • ....3L15 •r ':i1i -. - . . . . • . . o FREEZER 3-os - I PKGS .. .. . IL IA A, t FLORIDA CORN cI' . ' PAN REDI. SAVE CL cle io9 9c iiTr Ii EARS HARVEST FRE SH SALAD TOMATOES _3 •• . ,__ L1_1 LJ 1" SALuTO SAVE 70 . % 99c 7-LB . CL W PVGS 10.01 0 L ' HARVEST FRESH FQIIOA Romaine 1b HARVEST FRESH RICO? I RASPSEIIs' SAVE 10 E E F V1 E 10 it low 04 ly V, LAS SD ( -I1,c v r 0 4 to 04 ç U ID-os. .c ......... "TM • 2PXGS SEA FAA SA VE to. . . . . CUIANATiMNP .. of FIEUER QUEEN SAVE 30 CUP IIIIIIIII "G IDA WHITE SELECT - Honey Buns 3 69C Cottee Rings $119 Suppers EU Coo1 In Bags 4 $100 Party Pizza $1" Shrimp Brussel Sprouts '' $100 : 89c Onion Rings Pie Shells " $1' DRISSEL IIA 31 LL 4 0 lb-ot • 9'o, _____ . SAVE 50' NEW CROP - . ZESTY FRENCH OR SEMUOA *. ___ 44gurt t CL S11511 LETTUcE " - SUP(R$&AND ALL FLAVORS SWLSS STYLI Yogurt 3 $100 óieese Kisses 89 vfliOfl Dip 2 O5. .. BAG • FOR 0SSS Topping • V AR BAG, ILORIDA . HALF GAL. ti 59c Ck •••• 3 10 SIZE FRENCH AVE. a 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST, SANFORD ) NNW) :L 01 !!:.:T.. . I ........... Uj Way ox ............ 1i! LL hoot a �4 C- _n 6C—E v en i ng Herald, S 3 Gk1/ II pi '\) 1c Ii- H t iL1iU%h1I _____ J f1. TT]! ___ FL 3 44 tv 3 t Jz 12't .11% I . uJ LT ca "I, __ P ____ • 4 1 PRICES GOOD 0 01 COUNTIES ONLY. m 9. fV 1 2 4) LAKI 4 p ~: % 0 mom ri Ix USDI BONELESS I _VV_ W11 N*Y (12T01 • ;D - 0 1 It 0 :_41v CL z 3 OSCAA MAM Stictl ____ U$DAGADEA TASTJ Or SEA CATF& uus i Fillet 30 ad b CIav 0 I.1E 0 i 0 x _ ' REGULI ALL cr '.4 WT + 6 44 ~J 2 1 C AZZX o 4 Em C b ji Q 0 u w • 0 uJ 0 bal I I340 q i za rn ___ I' L SNOW _______ r 1i'e3lIv'á Turcey , I '' 4 7 0 z I a , 0 A - ,• ;' -, swim I. ' or Ii 11111111r. 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Apopka, and the late Robert Lee Aiv ilv(idt-d she %ould like li) give him a real hollic Given in age by her father. the bride chose for her vo w s a Victorian- inspired gon fashioned . om crinkled muslin Hands of late adorned the three tirered skirt long full sleev es and W ide ruffle ) 1 S. lioulon. 24M Worthington Road. Maitland. The outlining the lace voke. She %vore an arrangelilt-lit of breath in her upiss-wept hair and carried it bridal' bouquet of carnations. mums and daisies Mary Elaine Ballard, maid of honor. wore a floral print go wn and tarried an umbrella shaped basket ;r X: Vj A _ _ _ FIj I\t)A -A iIi IMW I Alta m n ntit-South Seminole Ja%(-ee, . 30 p Ill_ I U) OUSt pringO ak--, lilt 4 1)kI orkihop, 10 it if,. 110(1 7 - 30 pm Saniando United \ltttxjdJ%1 Churdi 5k 414 and I-I 10 i m a nd noon Canton Union Buildin:. Stetson l'nivtrsity. I)CIaiifld. Sanford AA. 8 Lake and 4)Untr) Club lto,icI Like %Iar's Sanford U.Anon 8 pin F irsi nittj \kthodis hurt h %eight Wait hers, 7 pill, Florida F ederal flint ng room Ahtamonti Springs 10 a in As.erLsion Lutheran ('hurt h ( issi. iberr) p. ,r g m no as ft 't 0 R W is. — • v k III g, LL_ Pt\ _______ p. . . : fil a TLI,SDA DI (F %IHFJ4 13 Seminole Communhi) College Concert Rand, holiday concert 730 p in S( ( concert hill Free to p ublic , . . 0 ' - r I I __ Wr ' -i t . + 0 M. — !. E 2 .r 3 ' a - I " gut ' list included Sirs Shirk's Fine. niottr of the trude-ele''t 'str itt j Rea ves. mother of the future Ga I lti* ltiIi arid uu him iievoted itself to three main - O'sereatera Anonymous 9:30 a in First Federal Savings of Seminole Sit 434, 11,ong"ood; 7 DLIJI. 10A sed4jie Id Apartments clubhouse SR Te is 10 p iii Florida I ocuer .ind Light it intonte Sprin,s S. infortl —4 t - — t F D'sI-.sl)AS 1)1 ( F 51111 U 14 Corneila Homemakers, 10 a fit Community Hall. casselberry Rotar), 7:30 a.m., the Caboose. bellciie tit- ffTls like he's Lauehini, ,. she added. o h tpp's when I COHR, if; fron~ the school in theaftemoons. He reall) II' s I"erald "Oo 11tv Elds Nic4tools) Nanc-, vAorks c%er')da) in tile %ledla Center at the s(hool. sa%ing. * 1 have ththlla .inil feel so uiuh -NANCY AND TO.NIMY belter being %4ith the school children and N-1ping out. \1,ikes u forget about Ut ° I itirrn itho the Misses Dc bra Ya tes. Hope Sates Debt Suit r and It) (0 liuttiisii C i ''e prog Un of The Sanford Garland to develop the skills tie n Club is that of the Florida flu essar's to thoU (ffiuentl) Federat ion of Garden Cluts and raise fo(XI (TOpS of t National council of After Hi' ;r U lqUd Garden Clubs, Inc Much of this Guatemala progralri is earned out by F I t,per,iting %4ith -CARE ' , so that the peoplu froon; it vel %kcre able It, ra Ise enough crops so that tilt-% hild it activities : v ot I I c c t I n g e segiasst cforthe F ses for the Stan's other countries have benefited front Itbnd pro)e t sending coin ( A 1k s mentor, can• progranlis such as the I'hili stamps • ii P1's i)))IIlIflie..ln lIe public to collectors cuorldcuielt and finally-perhaps the must Cilloinbia. Panama, liellit.. tilportant 'ntis it's pdrti( ip Ihuntiur is soil ( s'4a Itit a iting in various actis ities of I'rojet to tin rca ftxxl C ARE Inc irrotluc lion inipro's the lend 1h r n t i r n a Ii o n i I itiul develop init.,rs 'state r tit- ganitation has a continuing s~stcinsary undcr Aa% Ill prograrn of aiding and parLs of the %orld ,c s Iii IF Us i 'ii ill soon is. her(-. hrist so take a tip from me and (lit 'sour ( hristmas shopping uaris If 'sitU it 'sioi*ekntn, seh.it to i,I'si toot Matilda sir (treat (.randpa. sihi, don't get out much. let mi t.11 suu ishat 5s01 thrin: till dusting ,t ;%ki's,:r ihas 1;rohjbl's has. ci ser gathering ilust it their olint- I (randpa doesn't nerd another nrilitir, and Grandina (Iuie'uIi I trails smut an's more or necklaces brooches 11 bracelets. ith the price of groceries up so high, haiLs cuho use alone tan .i fist turn unit scould pniubabi be dt- hohit-d tit reuvi%c a haskut mall (Lan% fit salmon. chicken, hain. tuna. %cgrtables. fruit. 'lilt (Offer. Ira bag-4. cra(kt- r%. imkim and iw%tant soup nil's (lid foiLs e air aism ass use lined ctationrr smith ensrltqws arid a I.e mit robs suppis of ptta %tanip, .. I And cnot-lo%c %ome lie% 14- 11-1111 pens. t011 I i,iit iris smusuld JPtt•i liii J it i ill grue ling tioL t lULS liar all timirts cii th, s un st tiil lot r thda it if it I % r I sa I (- g. i W of ; ; ! Is '4 'I Dear A bby ' .t I 'sis ii raduaiiun t P. <-1 CL N ... /iL -4 CZ) rn Resist gising toddlers stuffed I)ijn*t gioie anotone 2 gift Of animal,, and doils that are imihing unless ou U ab bigger than Till S arc And siulutri's sure the site Is right parent-, cull thank sou for not And that groes for the color and %ending their children horns. dt)lr. tINE dms, sirensor cuhisties. II If sew re tempted to pass .dung a scarf. purse. cualiel or still)(' ulide%% little d4)t)dad %ou If someone on soul kift list IS using 'in a pension, a check for ins rnuunt sutsuid tu much 1aled than Inmcolisus little trinket lit i.ist cairns iris cuhia tountini. his i 'st ar s suhs ruption to rh. si iii's ne cusp ix r or to a magallne %Ou knim he'll rnpi). It' s • j me! HOAGIE 69 & ' . - DRAPERIES ( t ' • p ' MINI-BLINDS CUSTOM SHADES BEDSPREADS SUPERBOUALITY CONIPETITIVE • III or —4wir or 322-7642 . . . . ... 5 . 0 Longwood PHILIPS Square S; 930- Del :sous Salads DOTTIE'S DELI SANFORD MON. FRI. 66 SATURDAY$ FLORIDA Jane Philips Wally Philip- its 1 12.1 0411 01 1.1 1 It I 1W IF 3 lit lit FOLLOW THE STARS ooto by i grl :11 '4 a BOXING Mildred McMahon (kit to right), Minnie Macklin. 'i;';:a:;;;:t, CANDY he distributed to (ood's's ill Industries Inc., the Salasatlon .ruii's Ikad Start, the enter. have filled 11.000 ho%xes of candy to Ilober. residents of LakevieA Nursing (' , Gwd Samaritan Home. Sanford ('onvalescent and Nursing Center and I.akes'lew. Several y ears before Mrs. Paulus became a Lakctk'ss resident, she filled the candy bores alone. IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR a.,4. . - - ..' V-5 , , 69 Our Deli Also Features: "am, Salami p WOODS COKE L 1 i •"CA' ' ,,-•,•-. 09 1,7 ___I_'_•'•' :. WI (305) , go ' . %earN awi, plea %c don' t. It's a prett% fair bet the reciplent %ill find 1*1 just a% useless a% % itu did. i Besides. YO1 nilght* get it balk the 'star after neSt J gm - dm1, en °P .i PROMPT SERVICE Shop and Compare Call Er _N s rtifujte M I t.,1(1)1 Min *1 gist ansons a I 'sought i bud a game or book unless sou re absoiutels sure he * sun it's in the right age 'ssant.s urn and is able to care for range it propeni Dun I gise gifts of te Ira or Irn4ead of ghing someone a-liquor unless sou re sure the gift sslth permission to lake it redpfrnts irnbtw. Candy. nuts bark and exchange It If it's not .tnd fruItcake make sionderful % hat 'sou 'siant 'sib's not sase if vunting their ra , ti: ort % gloilng th:rnagft .ifld hate onipisclorr fair thssii tih(i ci in Itu first plan re. and It-ad them not into L2 9 : -~ W R tended to rnakin, Peppi Suggest ons 1), Carl M I DUSING PET ID EPPI rilyself." his happy during Her unselfishnt-ss ex. remaining years F11)A i John Smith. Frank uris ('hut k Th t.k.s Williams, 'onith Hub ho's ii ami • Cn 5-1j, f; vok mit in the back ~ard, ht it biall. % hen he %4 ants oe .0 p ALo Mit,e. Claude ihlkil. In World P rog ram 7- 30 1) 111.. Casselberry ColnUnited Meth(olit.st Church Tri.(ount Road Runners UI Club 730 p in Sanford chamber of (tiunlie ri the ksd. uti \ tnc tx) Volluntet- r at Winter Springi, Elementary (;aii0iAa%. tus grandmother Al., 4) Mn,us Jack OAorn, Oils (),Acn, Darrell Grivine. Hill Coffman, [);I% v llaldvA in. lionier Miller. Ronnie Kold. Worth th ( iroI'sn Jotitiori Uolih (ug'un, Sharon ;daiii end l' not Ui I1u'.itk r en e rs flubs vary in their activities the -inford Garden Club has I irk!Fir .' 'fl Cassrlberr~ Jawcres board, 8 p Ili Doug's Gartige. 9 ' A Christmas in the bride's (i)lurs, peach arid broAn, tarried out In the II I eiudjn. i Jj nn cake z -4 _ ' -ct of Lance Reaves, %as guest of honor at a miscellaneous bridal shoAer at the home (if hostess Mrs. Iltmard Calliet Addirigton, 13 I)uuias Ave..Sanford Mrs James U. Ikt Wilson ssa' the c(,-hoi 's 0 H + rn Swiiunt Ap.ilt'iit'. F4 ifill it sniall black po(Ale. Crai gted t Bri a Shower (her flub Christmas part) and turke dinner, noon, Sanford Cliamber of Commerce bwIding Mein s onl's Sanford UOS noon Holiday urn Winter Spring% Sertoma. 7- 30 a rn Sunshine [lark mmunitv centerr Sanford Se'rtoma 7 i in S.unbo s Lnngsmood Sertoma. noun. Quality Inn. 1-4 and Sit 434 %eight Watcher%. 7, 1) fit . Sanf(~rd Wtmian* s Club. 0) S - C6 ight tsseitrr's S. ITI ro, C. X a a carter ( ounIr Club Kunnel tit IA)ngiA('#041 IU %\t) 111S KE NNE TH Ill I (liii i)flF 11w brides parents entertained at a reception in 1) ECI %fltF K 1' Ensenible t unl Lert. a p no at tile S(b(A)l I)r lionald flunstioerger, composer, arranger and cuntitictor r Not, . ti lx adopted, 4tIkr living flit *1 )cars Ili the that incluoics Mr and %irs CALENDAR / ' L Donnie llouchins served (lie bridegroI)m its best their home after tile ceremoriv. Following a wedding mail. Nikki 11revatt was the flower girl. ne ring trip, the couple is making their home or) Shorthorn bearer was Timmy Long. Drive, Apopka. Od o a 4 filled uth mixed garden fio%ers _j it / 4 Ni~ll. Ck'ti6fNwo SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS Gt IDEAS WITH THEIR FOLLOW THE STARSI — '. . 1 �4C 28—EvsningH.rg$d,SJnIord,FI. Monday,D.c.n.in; TV HIGHLIGHTS Legal Notice Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ — Notice 5 reb çiin thit SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 830 underSigned, pursuant 10 thC tic 6 30 PROBATE DIVISION File TOMORROW 4' 6 IWAS THE NIGHT Number 77 Ill CP tit.05 Ham, Statute, Chapter 2 tYon POP' GOES THE 9 RY S HOPE o,s,on SoS Ot Florida Statutes, wiil register Evening BEFORE CHRISTMAS COUNTRY (TUOS Fri ) 1257 Ink, RetaIe .1 *IhtheCl,rkolth,CrcutCourtn Animated musical, narrated by rCRTEM WAGONER SHOW 600 2' 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE SARA .1 KLOPPENBERG. a K a and toe Seminole County. Florida. Joel Grey A friendly fam45 Of I NASHVILLE ON THE 1 00 2' 4 6' LIZ NEWS SARA JEAN KLOPPEPIAERG. upon receipt 01 prOot 01 the mice, a kind ard gentle ROADIThUrSITHEWILBURN 630 Deceased pvIicaten of this notice thi tIC 2 IZ FOR RICHER FOR Itime 4Jca ccmake; and a nste NOTICE OF BROTHERS SHOW titious name THE LOOKING 2' .12 NBC NEWS POORER 3concutvef(mes ADMINISTRATION 31ca Imn GLASS under whIch we e$Pect tO SantaClauscomtineto$pread 4 KUTANA f 6' CBS NEWS 4 MIDDAY • 00 A M, - $ 30 P M lcons.ciat(v.I(m.s TO ALL PERSONS HAVING .ngageinbusinessataoomNo addlionat hohday cheer 9' ABC NEWS 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER THE YOUNG AND THE MONDAY thru FRIDAY CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST AItamoe Mall SoPP center. Voces Tarnmy Grimes, Jotw 9 6$ THE ARCHIES 24 LOWELL THOMAS RESTLESS THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SATURDAY 9 Noon Altamonte Springs. Florida 3 Lines Minimum George Gobel 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOu OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED REMEMBERS Amel,a That the corporatofl5. perss 9 ALL MY CHILDREN IN THE ESTATE 900 Earr1 the f,r and partnerships ntemflted in the man t I 30 645 YOU ARE HIRE BY NOTIFIED sad business enterprise are OS 12 NBC MOVIE Sun' so across me Attan 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF tha!tbadm.n,stratooe,h.nta,e toIIo*s RUDY'S GLASS BLOWING sne Ch:tmas Barbara 700 4' 6 AS THE WORlD 01 Sara J Kloppenberg, a I Sara AND GLASS CUTTING CD '00 Hershey, Clif DeYou H. 2' YOUNG PEOPLE S SPE. TURNS Jean klopp,nbe,g. decea$,d, F.f, Doled, at Winter Garden. FIOCIde, 2 12' TODAY LOCaI news at day sesry featur,cmac. Number 77 127 CP. s pnding in the fits 7th day of December. 1977 CIAL The Linle Match Gin '25 and 825) 200 't5 from the 1973 mose and Cir0,t Court br StminoI County. HAnS Christian Anersen s Rudy'S GIau BIoing And 4 6' CBS MORNING 9 $20 000 PYRAMID Fto,,da Probate D,uis,on. thC ad se's Sunshine Story of Glass Cutting Co __________________________________________________ class tale set in a modern NEWS iCat' 4 news at dreSs of *hch 5 Sem,nol, County By Rudy Generilo, — — — ___________________ 230 *er and his daughi *hO Amern DIV Courthous Sanford. Flo,,d The 25i Pr,5fl' - . 2 12 THE DOCTORS return to the.t home tOwn for 6' THE CROSS WITS orraP representate 'ne estate 310 South OIlard Strut SPIDERM.AN 4' '6 THE GUIDING LIGHT the hday1. yekind!ng an o s Rob*,f W klogpenberg. whoSe I WILD WILD WORLD OF W.nter Garden rIorda 32717 ' II — lnstructIo 24 I SESAME STREET rmae 9 dress Pt I .5 ONE LIFE ttoi 169. L0ngwod TO LtVE PubliSh Dec 12. 19. 7. 197?. Jar 2. I ANIMALS Mustang 9 GOOD MORNING AMFfl32750 The name and ad C 6' MAUDE More s at 1971 24 MACNEIL.LEHRER RE. 300 1ry5% c1 'bc CA Good Morning Fr. personal repeesen - N V C area, HANNAH S MU SIC CE N T DC stake then the Busnessn RIDER IS? TO ANOTH[fl WUPL 'lty atiorn(1 are set forth bIo* - -. t 725 and 825 cai LeSSons, Iflttrumyntj Itng Dcc 21 or 22. Share Ac of the Year award when VILLA ALLEGRE 730 All persons hawing clams or Repa,, 210 i weather sports I IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR eupenses Call Tom 322 Il MaudeandWatora,emeon demands againSt the estate ,,re 2 WILD KINGDOM Sanford 32) 1711 3 IS SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA 800 required wiTHIN THRE I 6 IN SEARCH OF Fre. PROBATE DIVISION 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL DIVORCE FOR MS StIl $20 SO 4 6 C A p A I N MONTHS FROM T*E DM1 OF 9 ABC FOOTBALL Daas Fl, Number 77 436 CP Get fl the tenc s,.,n cii ty wa hers 330 free details KIT, yy, THE KANGAROO IRST PUBLICATION OF Oiw5e Co -yi ss San Franos Tynr,, flStru(tn ic,' 'no., 9 SIOO 000 NAME THAT Pomnø Fl 33I 4 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY THI5 NOTICE to tIe with the clerk In Re Ettate of ----49ers & groups Call 24 OVER EASY Magaine TUNE 24 ZOOM in, av, Court a written LOLA LORAINE HUNT. also knn — 322 J' 24 THE GOOD OLD DAYS ALCOHOL A PROOL EM format show amed at those 55 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. of any clam or demand as LOLA I HUNT. 400 'N YOUR FAMILY' OF RADIO Ste Alen hosts and 0er hOSt lh ,na hauc Each Oam muSt be by Hug .DA REPORT 2 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Deceased CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB AL ANON th, show highlçhted by scores in wring and must ndcate the wns NOTICE OF 4 GILLIGA S ISND 800 wHICH CAN BE DONE tom 'amlesor trierids of s for In. clam, the name and ctracgreatsfromyesteear ADMINISTRATION OTHER 2 12 LILE HOUSE ON AV CALL 312 problem drnkcr - 3el C THE NEW MICKEY address of Ihe cred.tnr or n agyn' TO ALL CE RSONS HAVING 930 to,fu'thyr information call 24 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU THE PRAIRIE Cha'les And MOUSE CLUB 0? atIO'flcy ano the amount CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST 4 6' BETTY WHITE 473 4591 or write I 18—Help Wanted Doc Bake Mce Landon claimed lithe claim 'Snot et due 9 MARCUS WELBY N 0 900 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Santord Al Anon F emily Group I SHOW Joye Inds herself thy date when it *11 become due es1n Hageni oome to the a R, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW Po ss the Shalt be slated ii me Clam s of a whidwind ro Carpenter Helpers wub IN THE ESTATE an a'ng Indian chet lCh,eI 4 DINAH Sintord Ia 3777I (UfllflUeflt or Unhiqu.ddfd, Ifly nce *th a race YOU Oeetoi I 'perenced d'er AWl NIWIHY 4 30 NOTiF.CD - On', ), 0C Kthlel h lu'r of the uncerta 6 MIKE DOUGS SHOW flit shill be that the admoistrat on of the estate 1000 of Winut Groves otizens a'e I S'a'ed If 'he ('am 1 Se(u'pØ tC Ct LOLA LORAINE HUNT. ao MOVIES IMOn) Th 6 BEWITCHED Lost & Found 6 SWITC JanetBrpays cited to anack the peaccL Securit, Shall be descrbed Thy hno as Lula L Hunt, dcead Monk GeorgeMahars, Janet SALES POSIT ION . a w.fe who hires Pete a Clamant shall drl,tr SulliCe-nt nomadic tribe Mac F,I, Number 77 136 CP. ii pendng in Loh 1969 (Tues I Rflri — TOLL FRI I ISX £32 I&') copes ot the clam mo 'he CIC,k to to ?inØ her mng husband 4' 6' A CHARLIE BROWN the Circuit Coufl for Seminole 500 enable the clerk to niá.I one cOp, tQ RECORDED MESSAG( Joan Harw Speer Trary FOUND - a ma, blacl I white County Flora Probate D,wi5ion CHRISTMAS Animation Fee. just be'ore she 1 urdrOd 2 BRADY BUNCH _________ IBSW) 1935 (Wed) Wy' (at with collar in lity tiCiflfp Of each persona' rep?esentatiwe the addre of *ICh s Seminole tunes the Peanuts oo.ic st: p 6 STAR TREK 24 MARK RUSSELL COM• All persons n'prested nIne estate te Old HIGP4 SCHOOL GRADS I County Court HOuti. Sanbor Rd TUC5y 'P1 ming Wallace Bee, Leo araers boated 322 3111 t whom i cop, f this Notice f i NERv GRIFFIN SHOW Charles EDY SPECIAL ODenngs NOW' (oQ0 Florida 32771 56' The personal Carrij (66W) 1940 (Thurs 1 Adm n'stratori haS been mailed are N Schufti The story tls of Tratel mo rePrewntatyeot the estate 5 JOHN EMERGENC ONE 1100 ,. PocKefluI 0, Miricle Glenn 'equ.red fiITHIN THREE Vocational Training i THOMAS SPINO, $ so6vth the tâi s address s hi Ca o'd. Bec Da,s P 2 4 6' 12 NEWS MONTHS POSt TilE DATE OF Ad,ancement Opportun 135' a North Elliott Ayenue, Saord, meaning Christmas 530 TilE F IRST PUBLICATION OF 1961 (Fri) Pockeflul of Mira. 24 DICK CAVEfl SHOW Contact U S Navy Menu t Florida 32771 The name and ad the rest the 2 NEWS ng buSy I THIS NOTICE, to file any oblecl'ons tyl T77 6219 Cft. dre Rrg,'a' . cont From II 30 of the personal reesen Bab,itting en my home. dii 0' themSetyis e'th lIsa OC i 24 THE ELECTRIC COM. thty may ha,, that challenges the Thurs Mi,t.r, Compentat.on oght 323 tat,,, attorney are 5t foHh bylow 2 12 TONIGHT .al.d.ty f the decydpnf S will, ne *Ofldty aspects of the hoay PANV Uniforms Food Lodurg 3: All persons having clams or 12 SANFORD AND SON (RI ______________________ Qvalificat.ons Of th Persoal 6 MOVIE Anythng Goes season (RI dit', pa 3 wacaton Compete -oemands against the estate are 24 ORANGE COUNTY representat.,, 0' thy it"Ue ,,r ood Thin to Eat required. Dental Cane P.S Crosby Em Me'man WITHIN Medical I' DISCO FEVER Speo THREE -, Legal Notici"' ..irisd (ton 01 the (Ou?t SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 5391 mo Startng (II, l- I MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF srr MusI ring OIa NewTon.John Until 3pm ALL CLAIMS DEMANDS AND THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF SWEET CORN—S2.50 BU. COMMUdITY BULL L and busessPannerseachsning Trars o IC T ION S NOT SO FILED FICTITIOUS NAME THI S NOT ICE t file with the des 930 ILL BE FOREVER BARRED a peo'mer o' the leading roe 24 IN PERFORMANCE AT NOtid? 5 hereby gwen that we are 1we court a writyn (A BOARDS ARE MERV GRIFFIN 12 Dateol thy trstpunl,(at,000t the, Sh engaged r business It BId Nhb this WOLF TRAP The K of statement Ot any claim or demand CLASSIFIED ADS ARI (.t N I ARMR S MARK(1 Notice of Adm.n,stration Sanford Airport Sanford 37771 9 55 they map ha,e Each Clam mt be Swing Benny Goodman, perU ¶200 t450 F rencn A, BET TER 373 2211 Robert .5' 1 oppenbefg 4 UPBEAT m nØle Count,, FQr'da under the ifl writng and mull ndCate the tos for tits Sh WIth bOth I NEWS Open 7 Dais A cci' ', Pyr',onl Representa ----------f'dtit•ous nameof WIZARD AORKS. baSiS tor the Claim, the name 1000 Cr4 and tit4t we intend to reg.ster sao his switef and bia band 12 30 f thy Estate of - o'd.'s 4" PHIL DONAHUE SHOW add'fls Of tite creditor or its aged CAlF 1511 5 lb boi,s--Frolen- II ,EAWN YONF NOW Tale Sara J Kloppenberg with th Clerk of the Circuit 9 THE FBI (RI --IS 00 per or attorney, and the amount sa ,Pwel' r CaJi to, I' bOl all Maple A 0 TAflLETALES I a Sara Jean Wlopo,nberg Court Seminole CunIy. FlOrdi in 1 00 ''ogs on iiil?p 900 51' 115$ (lamed If the clam 1 nOt yet due. 323 3141 accordance with the P''sions of Deceased tO 30 the date when it will become d,e 2 12 TOMORROw Ak I Nurses, RN'S & S. PP s aides 1.e ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL tn F cyt 'ous Name Statl/tes To 2 12 H 01 L V WOOD shall be stated It the Claim 'Si NAV HGES & Other Citrus I 30 in Companion thori lyrm REPRISE NT A Ti yE .t Secton •*s O Flordi Statutes SQUARES 'or sale' $3OC buShel 33703*7 or contingent or unllquidated. the 3flSt THEATRES Its, assignments. MOgF S Berry 4' LATE NEWS Hom,maie,s 371 6733 nature of the unCertainty Shell be 6 THE NEW PRICE IS S Henry B Adams Upolwt. *75 0&3e P 0 Drawer O 6 NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL. stated If the claim 5 secured, the _____________________________ I RIGHT Steven C Ee'ng lit East Commercial I DAILY WORD SUIT Security Shall be described The Sanford, Florida 32771 I PubliSh Ho1 21. 29 Dec 5. Il. 1977 Ii 00 THI clamant Shall deliver 'tsc'e I DER ss — Legal Notice Legal Notice' Telephone 5 323 lIlt BANDIT ______________________________ GATO1 2 12 WHEEL OF FOR. copies f the Clam to the clerk 10 _______________________ 'I __________________ ________ PuOI.Sh Dec. t7 t97? _______ enable the Clerk to mail one (opt to UNE tO Tuesday DES 22 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Nch personal representative _____----IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND I HAPPY DAYS IRI NOTICE OF INTENT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. AlIpersonsnteqe,t,nt,t0t, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 11 33 TO RECEIVE SEALED BIDS ' FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO NOTICE UNDERFICTITIOU a to whom a COp, of thi5 Nolce of Morning FLORIDA ur5unt to the lermt and 3133 CA 09 L SILL NAME STATUTE KNOCKOuT 2 12 "A PIECE Administration hat been mailed are provisiOnS 0f F lor.da Stamp Board CASE NO 7,01; 600 ' IIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND TO .S,iOy IT MAY CONCERN required, wt THIN T i TON AHA T L lY DA. 5 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE THREE OF 6 MOn I THE LAW AND Education Administrative Rule & LOAN Notice s n,reb, gwen that tn. ASSOCIATION MONTHS FROM THE DATE 09 COMPANY 0 110r.da corpora' ACTION" 9 FAMILY FEUD YOU llue5,l 3 MINUTES 230 at 1000 AM on Wednesday OF ude?Sgned pursuant to t, SEMINOLE COUNTY. 0 cor THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF mrnng. DeCember 31 I Par'" Fclt.o Name Statute 'Chapter 1977. thp Woo I Xramion organi,eo and isting THISNOTICE.toflIeanvob(ect,ons School Board ol Sm.noe undfr the La ' 4 6 CBS NEWS of the Unted States 565 09 FlOrida Statutes, will register ITt,u,s I SPECTRUM they ma, hewl Ihat challenges the Florida All Count,. CALVIN RAY DYROM and HANd, Aith the County ComrOIlC fl recite and open of America. at the an validity of the decedent's *11. the 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE LiP BYROM hi', * School Adminstratlon BuIlding. TUUT for Seminole Count, Florda Afternoon I Plaint ft Qualifications of the personal 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE Defend.' till Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, 'ecept Of proof of publication of th5 reprewrltat,e. or the venue or Florid., sealed b'ds for the 1200 NOTICE OF SUIT CALVIN J LEGG an ALISON ndtide the fictitious name t wit 6 10 lursdcton of the COvet ccitt TO CAL VIII RAY BY MOM Purchase of the following properly 2 6 9 12 NEWS LEGG. Pr 5 w te. M ELEGANCE IN ONY* IMPORTS, 2 hues Thurs (COUNTRY ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND NANCY C. BYROM PARCEL NO I LifldCr which we arc engaged I Defenoanys .n 6$ MOVIES GARDENS OBJECTIONS NOT SO F lIED ALSO II L0(at.un West side of Lorwgwood ',nest at TI? Iud NOTICE OF ACTION Drive WlL BE FOREVER BARRED "PHANTOM OF PARADISE' 625 1230 YOU ARE HEREBY NOT P Martham Roed n the vicinity O CALVIN J LEGQ and Longwood FIor.da Dateol thetr5t publicat onot 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 2 thi% between Island Lakeand Rice Lak, THE GONG SHOW that an action '0 foreclose mortgag, That the panes irreresled fl sad ALISON M LFGGS Notice of Adminitraton cowering Ihe lolI.ng rcai and Pu', wIt Old School Cu'td n bUS ness are as fIlO*', 6 SEARCH FOR Situated O December 12th. 1977 persQnI property in Scm no. Resøence unknown Wayne Granger John Thomas Spine ________________________ ount, F l4)i'ija o w I YOU APE HEREBY NOT IF I ED Susan Granger LEGAL DESCRIPTION As Personal Mep'esenfa th4t an acliori to foreclos, a mon Lot Ill. TRAILW000 ESTATES Beginneng at thy DATED at Winter Park, Orange five of the Estate of Quart Pest I'. Section Post 'gage On the fOlIng property in County, FlOride th,5 20th day Of on ireSCion North SECTION ONE, according lo ', LULA LORAINE HUNT, ?Fiyrt as recorded fl Plaf bccb bOundary Qt Section Two Oclober 1917 Seminole County. Florida 2 alo 5fl as Lot I. Block 7, REPLAT o Pages 77 and is Public R'Oi PilSI%h NOv 21 25 Dec 5 12. t917 'n5hp IwenT, lZOl y vth, Rang, Of LULA L HUNT. TOANSI TI Twenty Nine 1791 County, Florida or NORTH DER Last, thence run has Seminole been Deceasea West 795 25 beet, thence Soutn tiled against y CHULUOTA According to thy Play and ,o. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL thCt 1CS 25 are reoured to terw a COçv of ,' OS recorded n Plot Book Ii. t. thence East 29S IS ft thence I : REPRESENTATIVE Pages 14 NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE North as IS. to Inc pont or 45, of the Public written defenses, ,t any, to it C p'a, of G Andryw Spec Reco, On December IS I917 at 7pm - I. beginning Less th East of SemnOI VICTOR RUTS ER JR [5Q II) County ________/ 'wenty Iii West Commercial Street Florida thp undersigned *ill sell ore 1971 , . Ia',' Rnson Street OrI.nd.. live 25' IP thel foe th _____________ right Santord rIor.da 32171 I hes teen tiled against V Triumph TI00RCOSS);, molorcydle *1, t 32101 ano fly tn, o , and ,00 I Markham Lorgo0 ' Telephone 305' 323 1115 u'r' SitiSfy charges icr 'epir and are r, red to 5cr,, a op, Of your w.tb the Clerk of IPup WQAd, ad ron. fi ng 'wo 2, acry',, aDo,, sl,-ro - ,- :,. Publish Dcc 2 II 1977 %'orage Sale will be held a, c,t on or Defoe. th wri'fen defenses t Ofly, to - ,, oe 6th dl, n DES 57 Lorry', PHILLIp Cycle H Jafluar, Ii?? LOGAN otn, w Se PARCEl. NO I of Markham Road SHINHOLSE R, Judgment 'nap be Lea' on North end 01 Sem.ie LOGAN entered AND Paula Florida 'I MONCR IE F for the ,ei,,t demanded . Attorney1 . Count, Countnse parsing 101 for A Pla MIt Post Office Pbl5h Dec 4, 5.6. 7 I I II, 13. 1), Complant green CuiId.ng neil t Southern Ii 1977 Sinford, Florida 37171 and lIp the Bell Telephone COmpan, WITNESS my hand and sea' NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS 2 East -DES II original *ih the Clerk of the sa Crt on 'he 9th da, Commerc.al Avenue abOve SanfOrd NAME STATUTE (Purl on or before D?cembe, 27th. December, 1977 Florida TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ISEAL I Notice 5 hereb, given that the LEGAL DESCRIPTION ______________________________ entered aga.nst ,-' for fhe relet Lot5 35. 34. 37 Arthor H BicIwuth Jr )6 Less the ______________________________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I demanded fl inc ComplainI Clerk of the CirCv.t COvrt "F'ct,to Name Statute." Chapter by ,irte 01 that Certain Writ of WITNESS my hand andth seal of Pars San'or Florida, Cccord.ng bo .6 09. Florida Statutes, will register thi5 Court on ,h , tIt Evecution •ssuyd out of and under at thereqt recorded in Dep Cte?k Oar 04 *.th (Id of the Circuit Court, in peg, Plat Book 3 the seal of the County Court of November, 197? PubliSh Dcc Il I, 197' & J. II of the Public Recor and 'or Seminole County, upon Seall Orange Coun',, F IQqi3. upon a fnal Seminole County I lea. receipt of proof of publication of this .udgement rendered in the aforesad Anihoc H Beckwith Jr DES at PARCEL NO 3 Tuèidjiñeans netce. the fict,Iious name. to wit court on the 75th day of OCtober. Clerk 01 th Crcu.t Court Locotion On West Side of High 136 C ASSEL BERRY TEXACO way I? A D 1977. in that cerlan case en By Mary N Daren 97 lFr,nc ufldCr which I am engaged in 4 venuel at titled Westinghouse Credit Con Dev Clerk dome, of Third Stryf business at 00 1 HighAly Maple PublSh Hw 7) 25. Dec 5, 13. 1971 ponation a toreign corporation 1)6, Avenue Casselbenr,, 1L Plantiff, vs Jo DIP NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE H Cro*Iyy and LEGAL DESCRIPTION That the party Interested in said Delores Crowley hiS wife. Defen PORTIONS Loft III Or CERTAIN PLATS Sii. 171 Sen. Ill EigM, business enterprise is as foIs IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN dant, which aforesaid Writ of 'SI Hint ind SEMINOL F COON TV (tO? Ten of Block £ IGHTE (NT H JUDICIAL CIR Gaylan N Linthacum 151 Eiection was delivered to me as FLoRIDA Five of Tier (SI PIn,, according Ditto CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE t at Casselberry, Seminole Sheriff of Seminole County, Ftor,da. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN P Tnaffond 5 Step of the TOwn of COUNTY, FLORIDA County, Florida, Oeemer 0th, fld I have levied upon the foIling take r'of'cetp,at a Petition Shall be Sanford, Florida, aspen plot CIVIL ACTION NO 773301 CASt E thereof described property owned by John jly filed pursuant to Chapter Ill tl Of MGIC MOM IGAQE Publiih Dec Il. 19. 14. 1977. Jan 2. in Ihi Public rCOnds (OR H (rowley and DeloresCrowley, hi5 the of FIor,da Statutes wth the Board Orange County, in Plat Book 'B' PORATION -. wife, sad prcperty being located in of County Comrn,sone,s Cl on page No ill et seq , which s DES Plaint,ff said Sem'Ie County, FIur,da. more Seminole County, Florida to aca'. Save43 at. has ',in( ___ the creation Of partiCularly de5cri Xftions Of certain plots of in, 15 follows Ncgulat prIce Seminole County, bri duly tran WALTER H TUCKER, JR Aisorted household furnishings. bo 5222 5(yibed and it flow a Pi?t 5UbdviSlOn5 known as Sanl.n ROSALIES TucwFR anOSTATE of the wit Springs,Tr Ivesday onf 52. accord.ng to the bIc rCoras Of Seminole OF FLORIDA County, I Bassett 3131 350 Base at th,r,of recorded n Pljt Book S Florida, INVITATION TO BID *179 Defendanls I Bassett 3121 372 HuIch Page 31. and Senlando Springs City Saad. FI.ea AND NOTICE OF ACTION I Bassett 3171 435 Table Tract 53. PIat Book S Page 41 Lots numbered Sealed bids will be received in TO WALTER H TUCKER JR SI 101. Seven Ill. I Bassett 3121 150 Arm Chair PubIc TMecords of Semnole Court, Office Of the City the Eight ii fIne (II and Manager, S.rWord. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Ten (101. 3 Bassett 3174 131 Side Chairs Florida, together Aith the ',trp.tt Block Sil (13, T,er Nine 191. acin Florida All pante's Jaiming interests by. I Kemp I672 Triple Dresser Base and alleys platted thdp ,n det r.b,ui thrO,jt, under 0 aga.nst WALTER I Water Distribution Mater,aI cording to I N Trafford's Map of Rice White a', f011Owi to wit the Town OtofSanforø H TUCKER JR and to all p.,niies F re Hydnanl," Cast Iron Pipe, 4" thereof duly record flas per flat I Kcmp 1020 Triple Dresser All that portion Cl the PIgt i# Gate Valves having or Claiming to have my the Mirror Rice Whit, Public Sianlando Springs, Tract 5 2 Pumps Sump Pumps, 1 right, Itle or interest in INp real records of Seminole County, I Kemp 1005 S drawer Chest Rice Book S. Page 31, Public Records LI Centrolugat Pump, 1" Single Florida, in P101 Book I. Pages 54 to ______ hkc Saminni. r... .' .- - -!vu wmtt PILIfEQY NOTIFIED ,i.i.r,r.m rump, 3" Single rioriQa, i,ng Jr I kemp 1*72 — East of the railroad less Lots, arid 64 Hea4bnrd Rice Oaperagm Pump. 3'' Sewer High PARCEL NO • that an aclion to foreclose a mon White 7, Block tgage on lily following r,al property B. and thaI portion Of Pressure Cleaning Hose Location On the East S.d. 7 Morton 235 Metal Bed Frames Commerce Place lying between LOtS 3 Lawn Care Equipment Diesel Sanford Avenue, Sanford. Florida, in Seminole County, Florida I Se'rfa 31066 Comfort Deluie IS I through 7. Blocs B and lots I Tractor, 3 Wheel Turf VChICIC Ar on.bloc North of Celery Avenue on 1019 TEEN GREEN ESTATES, Mattress tPwrougi 7, Block C Also, less ill' Broom, according to the Plaf fhereof as Type Pine Avenue ltw Story Monofllament Serta 7 *hil 311 33 i SO Comfort porti of Pinevew Street along tIe recofde4 in Plat BQoK 13, Paged) of buIldingI Trimmers, Edger Deluce IS floe Springs North portion Of said PIat and Iris the Publ I Fire Hoje I, Fire Hose. 7i ,.. Rors of Seminole LEGAL DESCRIPTION all property to be sold in a lot SlId that portion of Franstn Avyni f Fire Hose, 3' Fire Hose Cnty, Florida (.0*5 I. 7. 3. i, , , and S. BIo properly being stored at AAA along Inc East portion 04 sad hilt peas Icy,, fled against you an yo 5 Aulomalic Switch Over Device I), TIer "C", Town Furniture & Auct,on. ItO N I? 92. of Sanforø Ari4, all Ihat portion Of Blocs A for are re,lr,4 to serve a copy of Dual Tori Chlorine Cylinders Itcomdlng to plat thereof as your Long*ood. Florida Detailed %nar.,...... and fi Sanlanist Sn,..... T..,i ti written d#Iavn.t ,. i . rPtnmil.l in bi. -- -, .i ' - - --_.._,.• — aria .' tn 'page 54, undersigned as Sheriff Of Of Plat Book S. Page ml. den Berg, C.ay & Burke, P A available at the office ot the City PubIi Florida Pbl( . at Receras 0, SemInole Seminole County, Florid., will •t Records of SemInole Coufity Manager PoSt Office Boo 793, Orlando, County. Florida. and II CO A AS on the 3rd day Of Lot 77 o, All bids Florida. and that portion 32007, and file the original Shall be in the City Holden Real Estate of Laura January. A D. 1970. offer toe sale with the Clerk of the above styled Manager's OfIke, Room 303. CIty addition to SaMo,, Company'8 Avenpe lying between Block A and arid sen to the accseding to higheti biddeq, foe B. a court On or before Dec 17th, 1921. Hall, Sanford, Florid., not later P100 thereof that porfn of COmmerce p subject to any and all eslsting thot'sdosesuoyour as recorded In P100 than I 30 P M., Wednesday, Book I, Page •,, other*e a ivdgm' C map be en Of liens, at the Fr tise PU',II of (WestI Door of tered against you for the relict Block B January II. Ins The bids wIll be ReCords fld that portion of f Seminot, the Seminole County Cos,ytPtose in County, publiCly opened On the lame Hillcrest Street lying North Of demanded in fPt ' A A-' ' " .'-c'' Vs : C' Florida complaint or date at Sanford Florida. the above BIoki A an4 B, arid pfitiCn 7 COP AS ifl CommiSSIon Chambers, The Board Last of tne dejcni reserves the riçplt to p'rsoe properly rallyped Room ill WITNESS my ha md the seal of 'elect any an all bids That said sale 5 being made to This said Court on Nove'mbeq 11th, 1977 PetitIon The City Commissn reserves the Should be tubmittrd The hOoI Board FISH PARK PLAU satisfy the terms of lid Writ of On behalf of Seminole County. dated right to accept or to reject any or all Of Seminole Count, FIINpAI else. (et wIHYISPASs b4ds in Aflhuv H Beckwitls. Jr the 30th day of Nowpmber ISP? inter,tt of the Cty of Florida JPw', E Polk, 77191 $IMOIANBLVD Clerk o1 the Circuit Court Sanford By John Percy, Pat Telson, MIII COSONIALDI IllIOlAtfOl BLOSSOM TRAIL Sheriff OaLANOO 3157* COLONIALDI By Belly AS Capps o.iaoo W I knO*le Director ORLANDO Chairman OIi,*NDO SemlIe (ounly, ____________________________________________________ Deputy Clerk City Manager WatcA fee INe Grand Open lI.fa sew Arthur Department of Counly William P Layer Treaciter's in Pose Hills afp Altatn•nf, Sprias. Florida PubliSh Nov II. 20. Dec S. 17. 1971 City of Sanford Developmprt Stdperintendent of Publish Dec Ii. It, 34. 1977, Jan 3, S(hOo4 DEI1I,91 PublIsh Dec 13, It?? Seminole County, Florida PubliSh Dec 5. 17, 19, 1977 OESaO Publish Dec 5, 17, 1977 0E541 DESI3 0(515 Seminole 322-2611 Monday CLASSIFIED DEPT. I Odando - Winter P,k 831-9993 RATES 70th Year. No. 97—Monday, Dec. 12 1917 HOURS Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents DEADLINES Noon The Day Before PublicatIon Sunday - Noon Friday How Were Students '-'i ':. - i?'', FROM GAZEBO Its i1 tI('I.lN SIIFIfl)tN Ik'raki Mall 'y liter ,I liii' lId lId 1 lI III Oil 10 1 Sp ford ('jh l'ark I fllHs'e I ti I HH)s, III '' ,':'T '.----, :: the 501111' residents. this 's I'I r OF San- eager I func- • gaiel)() 'bS 11.11 7, . - - .—. - l)C'IOSA 1. are they atH)11t it" Stor doing to - Page . -' I, I' - Z________ A*1huv1eache' ' - I low-cost Kmnchin'! - - i . . . 1 r 'j; --- - - .- ill - -- ' ' :. - '.._:L ' i r h .11!: - 'L _: -_ -' __. , I ' cIe Iiesc1a, 1I1!• _•_ ' ii, , R'1 ,, ...i1l . ,H .-'r',- . '.-. .t.: ';h _______ - . , _'''i "'5. '-:'' - .•:I, ' .i-s5r,.-".' p1,' ."-,.,...' •,,..i,t_l D. _i%./i'c"dIbu,C .' . n...,4,) L-.,.-r' '• Ik',e:I'f.. '4'r ....ea' .'.' ".4 ( S • r :.'i."94 ",,L ':4e,' •;t. rTpi V'js'r.-"..-.' r7i1f ' .ti.:, ,_ - ii"' r' . .'' . t',i'. 4 riter , :.. i, I e.g1. imiprist (tie he tlth of tltt r I dc fit 10 01111105 i ilk' iIt'( t'S.'ri(iilit) , ii t'('tltiitiilit'. , qualit> if hvlth (- lire' 10 the' re' ill to I llIitiiltlit'i 111111 there' is onis line' pr'Jliar'care' physIcian for each 3,5-8 ri'siih'nts. according tu the report, or slIghtly belost the critical To restrain increases in tht cuist of pros iihimtg health care. 10 prevent ume'j'es,sars duplit ation of service's While' cOflLIilunits groups havI- planned for thl' health neciLs of flit' rlltill of prlmlulr) -('are (i(xurs in Seminole arid Orailgi' - j::ti.'s, host t'V,'r. iS lInt' ph> sician fur each 2,'74, a rattli in line II rVllitive'ls nest concept in the 1' S , sa> thu 1lS. in a tl.;issiVt'. fis "001 hi thie k re'(irt lle'tailimlg Itit' goals 5511(1 the ni'st it the east ('t'ntr,,I Florida .irt'a lit' i i'(trt is the' 55111k lIf liii' III tluc(iltk'r' f the li S - c's 'r RIng tIldflI. 'a hich Inc lulic'S flIUT (wrsons Into ,'1lii1itiI ,' C iUiit>. ;ind tIwmlu(w'r advisor> groups in e'ch Uiluit Seminole's four illefilbers of the governing bollrli an' I)r Elistlini Storwr, Jane Adriatic'. John Schirarti Jr , ,irtii F'reti (;..11L. l$cnlrding to lisA AssiL iatt' I )lreelor .hoiniu' k''lifi (;2In1 is Ilk' pre'silit'nt (If the' S4'flifloll' C tiutit> .5115 ilr> ( 'hint il flu' true' picture in Se'Ihuintlle C lUflt). hostes e'r. t?r0t0., lj'st ltiihiilteti to (N' 50111(55 hat less than the' Uringe-'mhuIrllllt the' reiXifi S2I)S fbi' putilis still hase its chanc,' , , ednsda to Comiilhieflt iii this rl'lUrt 1111(1 (*ht'r liata from a Five->eiir plan that lists health 1,111' goals f.w S4'illlnole anti four e4her area counties 'rh U.-prest'ntatisus lIf the' Healths> stems tge'nc>- for East ('t'ntral 30 p ru in the' nursing ,it if the Vl't atldn.il'Tl'e hnic'il l(uililjng ,it Se'r;iinole ('onilllunit> (1lt'gl' fill' lle'.ilth 5) 'itr.I." Agenc> (ISA'. created under ft'der,.l le'gisi.ition that i'st.it,ftshcii ':00 health service areas an rots (lit' report is as .lilable' for publo stuf> ,lt the' Sumiitnolc' Counts hll'.dth t)e'partnlumit, ¶a00 S French As e'. from 8 Ill Iii 5 1)111 'flit' goals outlinesi ill the' report center on reds.- ifl( Ut" lil',tttI rate' and uie'idents of six iiiajor ailiit'nts. he'artr.'I.t,'uf Illst'llses, h'lIrida t ill I (IIIIIU, 1 a public hearing at ., ' I i' "ih.iIuI.inj jJ 1 a - cancer. replrators (JlSe'lISt'ii, tutic're'ulll,is,v t'llt'rt'lIl (iiSt'lIst's .1111! lhlaheti's .11311 inlprovlttg the' qualit If Ilre'%I'tut Rn llttil t'd uclit lit! I SI'rLIi 5. lilig't"hmhI cart'. t'lTlt'rgt't)t -'rs Res. pritlillrs cart' 1101 111,11th ,ire The rtrt .il, urg's the prott'ctiiui t't air .ini 5%iIti'r qlIlits t. keep the populatIon health> 'tote the Ii's rtsirt It has bettlflit im re lsins,ls (lear that ili'iea',- proc ''s in our tlIJUlilti (lfl has shifted from one of in ftt tious iij5(' c's to one' (If 1 hrtrnic diseases Aitiong the leading calL't's of de'lltti todas are cardiovascular diseases caru- er and re'spiratliry (bSt'aSes ''i'n"atmtie'nt for these disease's to prevent death s, 1iue'tt. -. of prunar ('Jft' phssicians, those doctors 551)0 treat the' milost ('ofluhion ffl , 261 llrd1ng to II health s sterns report of the' east Central f'Iorithi ar' .15 health care nl'e'd.s (luring the' next five )ears r,ItiIl 7.6.' ,p, S:,,,- S list the' FIlilosting IiVl"%t'iIC ,,,,j. f,i I(r's .ini ( 1st t'ol 1111(1 VIII IL-il; ,'I:tutl. ouo(J ( i;UIIt% stiff. rs front a critu ,il short i W,"i .'155'1 . ". ' -_ i ,.";-. Senur i jk' 5-Year County Health Care Goal: More Doctors . '. herald SII ''": :-: .'- 7.,, _________________ L 4 • . ." t Public Airing Wednesday . p211?) .11111 disabilit Itt 11 ajor imtuponlance'. I h ugh, is the, fact that i;iucht i,f theItulirtIl,hts anti miortalits due' ti tht'se "hronic diee's can he C ''- ((educing de'ath.s from arlilos- ascular disease's from 282 per 1I'I),li'? lIlpuilItion to 25 per lI$),CE population b> training 10 t.- nis'nt of the lxlpulatiuiml in cllrdlitpulmhlonar) rt'su.scitation The 'AhIil!Iill(' I illijitS rate' in 19'S 54,65 ,it tht' l&! oaI Iii s't' a de''lrablt' an 'unt if lie', re'lLst'' ' in de'atfts (run i - 1C . i:/ '' hrowc ttr'tise lung lIiSede' i .ius,'.l ti t ..... t'nvironnic'ntal contamhiinants aol ic u1Itiunai hazari .: i - lo reduce' the incidence of venereal diseases, pirtiu. u,ris 6,ilnorrhe i bs 20 re:it bs pros idrn more trained pro1l i n ii for incre'a.se'd education and follostup of case's - :''' :. '..- - - To Improve the ratio of dentists to the' poptdatior, - Have emergency 913 telephone s)ste'n1 cf h:,,d tr,c,kr -mu ' .i.i.;_ '4..' ' '.. 4--. - re'plact'nle'nt in the area .:i'...,'-"° '..i4,,:'..'Y' ..'-. ,-,".t • 1:'lI" '.- — Tod a 'ire'efling anti education progr.uns .oli ..._h, alone are tnsidereii, but hire' ss h"n Enot'tru ,i!itan 'tdtis2i areas are the' frarnc' of refere'n( of ,J. .'A.'t ,,, ,.,.J,",.,'.:i,.l, Tit',, .:liv.• four for each 1.000 population The reginaI figur" is nost five ),.' I' for each 1,000 population Rre'vard and St'itiiflUi ' i'UJ1i. ha Vt' less than four beth per 1 .°00 population st hen counts lini.' ikietti-' I and prevented throuch education (If the populace and i\i, Inilin,Itinfl of the' health s 'ti- Eli Ii"ntifs'ing such factors ,is these' utnceflhlflg health status gist's hope tIl both unpros- ing the health a (Nlpulation and ni'duclng the' clbt of health cart' lily' specific regional goals fur 182 lIre' lfeducir;g lie4thS frIlmIl cancer b> five' percent b> developing ( — . . Si. _____________ ___ i , p1. ':-s•' 5,- ., .5-'.. 5". I0' .i -',... .round The ('lock Bridge' 4-Il hhipital ('akndar l'B I lbi(uari,'s ('ornh's 4.8 4.4 lilirliM- ilpe ('rossssllrd 4.11 F;ditiirlal thai Shbs 4. 4 I-li 4.8 ' . ', --:'. ,-, ;.,," '_','.,,, it'.. .'. ;.: ,' S ' -'I. (fl 'ItsEl .5 h", Spurts Td itli'n % t'atht'r 'I i-6- .4 :. . ... 's.-. . ' ,,i. - :- ,.,, :-. t'--.. -- 'II -'.,-. ,.., ,:- 'I.. P 5 ' 'ii - v' . '.- ..'. 'tI,1' ' ""::- . '4 . . . -' s,tt 'U... •. S. .1 'v 4 • 1. '',,Jil (s. '-: ' a :'' V r ,.' we L's 'V%a,' ; Ii :.... '1'). ..-' '. - ' a- - ;i.-' ''.' - - Iip l ___________ I i ' L st,.,,j. '.',,,: '.,'-.,' "A - - .5 ')' 4- ... - .. LANDO DL (NWY. 17.92) SAND We are something ii tHlII1 ts liii Five or si volunteer Firetruek the streets of ..i': kT .: ___ driving a '' .', home,theb,bw, VOO S t A .' & ------i,Jitc aw ceofbewmge iv. ,".. ' S I. ..•.,.,s_ .1';'s.",'?i';'_"i, 't to . Banquet undw Hth of '' .1'.h 1( " I ,.', , and . .' , direCtor v4'i ' ,. - .' The . Iartist's t'(In('ti I)tiuli - equivalent ',r,, ., _______ ____ con,sidt'r , - r lass, at ra rilin c to think There. kV -_Jwx i' - — Under the ness system, he 'I PaIigi.'tt is going to StOulli 1' a flfth'>ear student find that sse• the legislature. (Jut (ha) be sseak in (1126th and overlooked the question of hoss language doing a 11155cr grade third anti fifth graders are dl'tc'rnIjnl' (11155 third, fi!th, ssork in subjects t1ecti'd, 2101] ste eighth aid 11th stratlers ssere' did!) fort', accordini to school sc'Iec'trti to tki' a tatc'sside that sthc'n ste 'acre ficials, although he s in his fifth ss ritmg the lass on tesling, t'(IIII'dt 1110 i'xanlinatwtl ss hich lii school, lw's only doing Fcchtel said iticludeci t(it' I Ith itradt' I the of third or fourth lass provides for testing tIOn4d III('7261'S test gradt' stork in math and of students in gra'Jes three, f't'ulitt'l r26l( ti,ilas his reason . language five, eIght and Ii. but dIeS not for .,kjni kr tIll' 'urse) i.s to \ , And, in Seminole County. define host those students give Uit' t.tti' legislature the according to Superintendent should be st'letted . iIt'(eSSar) lnfljrm;iat 1011 to j ( WIlliam I' l.a er, those Mars (;roor:e. comnpari' t'IUIII'fltii test rt'.sult.s students in their fifth ear elenientar education for the ',('hiJ(l( 111.11111 II "I.'hoOl doing third or fourth grate count ai she '.s,ts ir. favor of (listrif t stork 'acre not pll:kcd take' F'echtel 's rc'qul'ste(j i survey, it had t'en rt'Isirte'd that and of esamining 'ahat nas / , . f't' htel il fl.t'illtA'r if thy' (louse ilct'urri.'d .ir,1 hat hu'1li h;ive we just dIdn '1 I '>ri&mtut'e. singled R i:p. F'F:( 'IITF:I. lxcurrl'I in the PIT Counties out Seillinolt' ('ount% bcciiu.st' consider that when throughout thc state If there is 001 ,il! studeits stPi ,a1lt.'ge'dJ I' uchtt'l illiIf'utt.tl to the any qtJestll)n about the selection should have heen ti,'.st,'ii Stere. IllstriI I Use' of a yt''a Is of students that still ansster it.'' e wro e e aw. But, f'ecthel salli todas, "that established progressIon level Sirs (*rcln,e said todas Mrs. isn't true." grading system; sshich began in (;roorn.' an,i her staf .ser the legislator said he asked a Seminole this school )ear. the statesside assessment tests respon.sibk' for the 'it'e'ision to lIou.se ('umnn.ttee to study the What that is, according to lie noted those studer.ts are not test children .0 cording matter state-aide' not just in school officials, is to place a re.alLstically fifth graders progreIon leel niinIv ('our.t 'II student test StUlletIt at .t particular l.2it'r illilied that. ste intend The question became an issue rt'stdts l'IJuld cItldpiIre'(I. brOgrt.'ssiofl level in each 'ahen State Rep. Steve Padgett, hi St'i.' that th students of (lost Sl'uhinl.e (:lumlts got into subjet studied. regardiess of assistant chairiiian of the triunts progress Orils the pllture. .nI.- Ilrdlr.g to the spocific sear of attendance. House Education the:, if ('ottiitiitte, 'achie't' certain hhti'l. is the ss.steni this an e'sample, school of' said he felt Seminole Count) JCIIdEIT.R slls If the's If hut choiil ili.strid IL-c" tu grade flcials saud, a student in (115 fifth selection on the basis of pupil iichie',- t. 'i' 'kllh ft" A elt'nw-dars sftit.'rtts )car 14 school wider the old progression violated the intent rt'tair.' I of' hear ._ Fifth j.radcr those ____________________________ froni the iiark--nos ('ailed ( 'cli teli n I a I Park--again, this tIfle fronia tuodern of the t''i n method of grading, 'wou.lIl t' a State I(l Vinti' f,' titt'l. lU. IA'est)urg I IS asking that a statL'wilk survey bo millide to Ford's ('t'llteIlfljji, art' to iii elod it's cm atia tin g orem.ses tv'1-' . State Survey Asked TO GAZEBO? t SUSPIiiA' Picked For Tests? S firemen ss Ith Santa aboard around Winter Springs, Sunday, II years later, th annual ('hrist mas parage hosteil C) 011its. including 1444) sctuxd titilts shoss ii hit're and representatives of the Fit'.' (lel)artill.'nt spotisors. 1'li.t 's I)eptii taking ('hit'( St'ot t Kenneth from his photo- \o. I. Bosco IIlOi1lt'ntar i'e'spite taking atop one of the better vantage points. ll(l t hcII there ss crc I.t .,J.(', I.ass son and flog I photo tight I taking it all 113 — along ssith about :;t other onlookers. 5lorc photos, -.% I'age pbt0', Op George Shr ',,n 'i..: . "n � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 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 23-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 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/fc3139ceeaaf253cdcc49d39a707b9c2.pdf 3bacaf44a3696e2c00de98daa0df7a3f PDF Text Text CS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thurday. Dec. I. 1W 4* " Slow aniftomot, \' 70th Year, No. 95—Friday, December 9. 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents II - Going To Sue County For A Gun Permit Private A* n I Janet Floyd (left. guidance ('olIlIstlor at Mitti II Igh Sehool, stion s Fun ct ion a l I .it era t' Tr t irs tilts Ili 11th graders 'Ilieresa Ba rrin at a nd (i t'iit I)ague. Itesulls of testing vloery sun( hum r '. jut high s'hrnil juniors. Third, lift ii and i'itIi iii irauli'ms YOU DO? : ?•r1J also took assessment tests. ROUND-UP .1tia nit a I Ia instructs in s (ructs girls linola hoop rout ine ol .it ut(la s sched tIled progra in ty the Sanford (.% iIIlljstjts Association ' :.to p. in. in the Me Ill mole Iii h 0 111 . Proceeds front Ihe$I .t ii in155100 %'. ill he IISPII for IIe%% ell tIil ) flIeIll. .hout US 'ouths. 5. IN a re (.11 1- 1111t.11 in till, Cohirsi' .\I(Jfl(Ij % a iiil Wed- .' in a part _ 7H*J3 , HONOR ROLL Jackson Hts. ;- Middle School an Grade L10 033 r, -'r , La, , oz. Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS I t.& Ca. sdari a ''- ')da S' #4' qø (a'cv nt Cra' n-e (ern"w' .I ' tO.r no' Ic PrPA.r -%& ". G'a.et ryneIp L £. i,le LCvi' Luca% I" p," - .':lpr ,.. .,r 1 r.,,g.,,.,, 'n .entPiG,c t.iI At 1 API B' .%rn Ar'rpn'nn i%erna, r,rrn,., ?.arIn P.4e,cpt I.Zbi?rn Scot? JC4rViI Sredtrnja 1:. 1"Liff lor I. Ance U:,r,.,n N'O.e*r, ,ptfnp, kfuchanan ,am r,1is a o1 I. Olevoopu. .',a?.trn Wray '.ern'nSrCkstrorri S?.*n ttrt,n,baun. '.'CPf D,tmpr t.a* ka!:n !,ujrn S?a,a 29F 0 gIN Grad. ¶1acw W,tam B.. Qcb in EAaa Robert Irier Qr l,,f c a Suit Ic-* 73 501 - 1 . "~ , " 1 Randall Coril,, CP-are Fagan &?id t'1II Caarnra Htr.pS Laura Irelan d HOW Jaco tm Re'orcja JoP'n.c" a'tnc.n " LEVITOJ DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ta • BYRON , - 1 - 45 c , for Sell-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES " Decker iT . ''• * ;.•. 1 /4 DRILL -' ' . - -• ; ' : ,1 ,.,. ' , i. • 889- ' 68C tI EMPIRE In n Ar qn1 Ilin, 119 9 Single POIeSNAp SWITCH No SP3232 "-. 3 /8 49 C / ' 59 '' ''"\ N 240 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty •., I a ., - ,. •. •. I a•n 12 t m nrp METRO 19 Innint, 39 -. 'I. .' "":''. •- - a 1•. '' •''-," - * 4 .. -' '.' M..-•. struqh? C SUBURB AN UHF 1125 emi,-S ''' V14F :"• - • "';" H' 1 * ii Gi. :n; tin I n, 321 HI-Speed FINISHING SANDER .• , - h. iv P. Ft ( , 73 tpp I 58 3 1 H I ' Sin gle H 110 volts 250 W.ttIs , 1499 FOR u:.in,,rv ,''.,. •' lnqhi is long tast ing Pt,. •...'i. rnahcaH 1IIp ' II cisa Fan'? turns - • Prices quoted iii ttii dli are tiasud- or, customers p•ck tit) p merchandise at our I store Deiie.y is available f a small charge Management the right to I,rttit quantitiesm,i,i sale merchandise . . ' •• WORKMAIE • • • '' , I'IP,P5 _V/SA -. ' . . €• -. • • • - - - , j" , - - - " •', ._'; a ' , - .• -' . liii JI1T INTIA ______ 1).".. C' '-ni' lArngwood, tas packed with eager skaters. The entrance Fee was a can of food. to be donated to the Salvation :rrn%' for Christmas baskets. lii foreground. Front left, Ginger Ferrell. Eddie Braunston and Torn Bradles '2 A federal official working with Seminole County officials to imrrove the county's plan for hiring more rilinoritie's and women says the existing plan 'is a pretty good one. The ritam problem • itl,' ' n' ' ,•,,, , . ,. - iii'. , •,. 4. p , • '. 38çH, . , •,) •'l("'t F) •,!.. off it (tinSil . . . ' ' . • .' '• --. :. HOURS: :3OOMonday thni Saturday Closed Sunday . 1 228 •4• 231 • 4 • 17 47 adoption by the county cornmission In February iic "An affirmative action plan is a living document. Each year, it should be updated, noting the county's successes and failures to increase minority hiring as the county moves to Improve the situation, This plan, though it contains I • '7 uuu• fective or the plan would have been updated" slncp its folio PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 9 thru 15 French Avenue Ph: 323-4700 ' _ Black & Decker • :.. - • •.. was never plemented'' The official. personnel management specialist Willwin II Allison of the federal Civil Service Conimission's Atlanta regional office, said the section of the county's affirniative' action plan dealing with evaluation of the count) ' s minority hiring efforts ''couldn't have been too if- * ' it Enjoy That n j; • - Do- ft-yourself Feeling mans' good provisions, was never implemented or upWILLIAM 11. :%h.l.ISON dated." Allison was in town Monday, ' -" • . -"-'_4 - • _ - "i- -'- - ,,: - Skate City. .i:i,'-_'. .- of Longwood -.1Herald Pitt* by Torn NOW • • -e • ' • ',,:.'- -'c' -';t'-k.' 7d - - -p l't )l,l( 'I; I \MI'E'I' ltE1;INS IN Itt)PEI) ,'RE: - Affier att"ve Action Plan /s Good ... If It's Im /e en ted' In 700 ' •_: 41 .1 * '., Pi SAN FORD __ • - •' Federal Official In Seminole County GYPSUM WALLBOARD ' -w- Note/co to ,,ItdH '- ---I. 1-C, Sunday I [s , (Herald PNOIO b. (Ida Ni cholO - 'JJ 95 9 . .-. • • .' - in 1', 187 1 0 75 . 14" 99 Dusk-to-Dawn SECURITY LIGHT . 795 I' - - ' j-- STEEL Ito 748 . '" , - . -. . , , ,.' ' • ' - '.t rnj st?nnnq -: ' Kevin Foster SKATING A CAUSE 6 69 PISPiTU ii. PLYWOOD '',-.-'-' The work of woodcraftsman ' I P 120 , ' ".'r• - £ • •- I -- ....._ 'ai ' - 12 SHEATHING -. SIEA1 -: - conic off -. ' 49C 10 a rranty 20 W " 99 44 11110111 FIBERGLASS JIG SAW 5 " " 5 F.1 stI'rro I,; 29 P P - g [r 4 In, P{jt,, ') TV ANTENNAS "''''i' ',T.'.P 'h-f tn',,n kpt', fptt•, 1796 Gray ps', Iwo 74r 5 93 DRILL .•• Single Pole SNAP SWITCH SHELF BRACKETS :' I (IO (mimi It' Sit Nu 37 I.isa Taekett and Mike hail decorate South Seminole Middle 5'lilMiI's Media center with sturleru(.rnade 895 .! DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ,'ck'm, .a1!hC* Mca,' L iw'a Pole* C ,rt ,a ijbPa HANGIN' IN THERE ,,'s,,I•, "k.' In a grizzly coincidence the skeletal re'nouns of three txhes, whose identities remain a mystery, were disovere'd Wednesday in two separate locations in Seminole and Sumter counties While clearing land south of Lake Mary Wednesday, for it new 1,400-home development workers found what they thought was a cow or large animal Shortly after noon on Thursday, a road grader operator discovered a human skull and summoned the Sheriffs Department to investigate Chief Deput Duane Harrell said the skeleton was found in an area east of Lake Emma Road near the 4-Lake Mar) interchange. Meanwhile, County Mehi-al Examiner Dr G (ur.1> is espeele d to announce the approximate age. se's and race of the victim today and bone and earth sample's are being forwarded to the Smithsonian Institution for a specific determination of age. The investigation is continuing. Sumter Sheriff Ernie Johnson said the bones of two persons were discovered Wednesdas night in a thickly wooded area near Swnterville by a Wi!dw'.od man, who seas chasing a wounded armadillo Johnson said the sex of the victims had not been determined One of the victims' feet had been bound b two strands of electrical cord and a nylon cord w,is found near one of the skulls The' boots of one of the victims had deteriorated so that the olv had ,' P A "a'oP Pa'rcà Z,rn Jenrif,, AOtt Jpnnl,, Bell eomy Canie, JbrnCt 140r10,i RObri kern DAn $.'jrt,n CP'r.Ita Pa,tIo* Denen, Ward ILL*— Skeletal Remain s Found ) 145 Vecket, DOOR KNOB SETS DexTeR Pace mr'i, Todd SI,.*n QroI f., Al i' %%a Ptt,r 'trry $eIIri a,?' In Seminole, Sumter Counties C) UHF 11)0 'lli4.'S '4 season trimmings. ALrelit% I s le,#p Cree l rrj '•&'',,7 SU PER I CrtPna Wci i . NO r' /CO Mcheei Ma;,ri .'(Pnaet "Alt "A" ertiv Deese Mar, Leman%ti Ciii Pari. kmtI,rIV Viii?,, Stepiiar,.e Ward ' permit t4rcnl, RCC ',,''4f' tt vlec t .ot , t ,oltnfi . - 2X4x8'SPRUCESTUDS S 'orr r * 7%' CIRCULAR SAW Size 11am o, &-. or c SUPER OIL I %.t V( 4, permit Armed Sanford Man Threatens Lawmen 11 v, (I'l L Uy requirements, and I need a Morse was turned don by a Morse's application was the "In the three ears I've been for niv sork," 3-2 vote of the commissioners first considered b;, the corn- on the corlimissi(,n, a number of Morse has requested his with Bob French, Harry tiilsion since its Septenib'r individuals have applied for Sho' I11 r his •utta'nP!nt to I n IT' :ppku'at ion be' considered again Kse iatko'. ski and Hill K rchhcjff adopt ion of procedures for i'onc.'alt.d eapons pt'rrnits." I)htaifl if concealed seeapon by the counts commission. voting to dens the permit and issuing concealed weapons Kwiatkowski sail ''Ne never pertiiil from the Seminole ''They should have it in today's Dick Williams and John permits in the County. The voted for one. I have absolutely Counts Commission, private mail liii asking for a Alexander voting to issue the commis si on reluctantly nottung against the applicant, detrlive ilarve> K Morse of rehearing on the basis that due permit adopted the regulations but I'll continue to hold out as Altanuinte Springs says he'll go to the nature of my business I Alexander moved that Morse following an April Florida long as !fli here," to court to force commissioners an in constant threat of bodily be granted the permit, but the Supreme Court ruling requiring "This application has cost me issue the perflhit harm. The commissioners motion died for lack of a counties to issue concealed more than $160, based on my I'nt e:uing to court on this," considered two other ii- sCCofl(i Then Kwutkowski weapons permits to individuals assuniion that if I met the Morse said following the plications and put off a moved to deny the application, of ''good moral character" and quaiilicaition.s that the permit I)fiIiidiss)ofl hearing at which decision. I want my case and tus rnotr9 wa_s st'tttiktl Ii> adult age who umiect other would be granted." Morse said his permit was ikitied. - 'I nwt considered without reference to French and the 3-2 vote requirements prescribed by befc,re the 3-2 commission vote all the' the other two'' county essons (OflhIIiiSSIofl'S denying turn the permit. followed, Vatien commissioners adopted Following the vote, Morse the regulations, they said the asked Chairman Williams why court decision required them to the was turned down. '1 do so but that they weren't think the commissioners have happy about the situation. "I said all they want to on that," don't really want to do this, but Williams answered I guess we Morse criticized the peri have to." said Kwiatkowsk , who made the mitting system, saying the motion to adopt the procedures, stateshould issue concealed Much seas seconded by Kir- weapons permits and not inchhoff and adopted (liVidUal counties, When Its scort ,HItAIIA%Is Bond was set at $,000 for James Edwin unanimously commissioners were con. Herald Staff Writer Nielsen Sr., 1208 W. 20th St., this morning. Morse' told commIssIoners sidering adopting concealed Arraigmuient was set for 1:30 pin today. this week, "The law reads that weapons permit regulations In A iourbance early this morning ended Sanford police units, including the Sanford if I meet the application August. Morse said, "To get a requirements, a gun permit gun permit in each county of the " with a Sk'midinole County fireman charged with SWAT. team and the Seminole County aggravated assault witha deadly weapon on must be issued. There must be state would require 67 apSheriff's Department S.W.A.T. team. a qualification I did not meet." See PRIVATE ;stlie't officer, and use of a firearm in the responded to the disturbance call at 6:23 am. F:VF Page 2.A commission of a felony Set ARMED, Page 2-A A HOW'D KINItEIU; Ili- raid Stahl Writer Eye : that within two )ears it will ituiorits t.iltnt according hare the same percentage of .-Ulisori Situ mOlt's plan should minorities in county jobs as in es.'ntualls contain goals and the count> 's population The t,tiie't,ibR's for increasing goals still be' determinedbs muinorit> hiriri1z, the federal count> officials, not by me Soie' (actors counts official,s official said 'flits would in lude stateiitnt that within a should lofteider in establishing sear or two sears or five' scars, the goals would include the' L'(lUllti st,ultl itii'rt'ase' projected eriipio>et' turnover, in projected expansion of county participation impiritries sp.'cifi (lt'partnient s by a programs, hose many empio)e'vs will be retiring in 'k'tl,it'1 •ui'oint Phi' would mstt be pe'.siblt' by coming years and a detailed the Jan. 31 deadline', said anal>sis of the' labor market ,llL5oti, but 'b> th;t time the specific job categories, said plan ould include .e statement Allison You coukin t come' UP of ti,s% the count> will go about with a single formula saying and there should be' X percentage of g(tais ,'tting the tunetable's But it woull be Ininoritie's across the board i1walotLs for the il*W to say MARK EIHI:Rc. Tuesday and Wednesday Dc'portmne'nt of Lilxir an up- workable plan for increasing primititasi Thames is working working with county officials to diite'tl af(iniuitive action plan, the numbers of women and in the provisions The> ary not inipre)ve the county's af- which must be approved boo the minorities it employs part if the plan. formative action plan. AllLce(n said an affirmative dt'purtiiue'nt to insure continued Recruiting more ritinorits Under the plan. Personnel funding of the' county's $7 04• action plan is ''a nianage'miit'nt group riie'iiibcrs The plan Director Itomi Thames is the million manpower program, plan to review and e'luuiinati' rimotions that 't'niplo> nient county 's affirmative action an) type' of practice's whit-h ,tnnounoemants will he for. officer The plan calls for the' An affirmative discrinimnate against the hiring w.trple'tj to niinorits groups ,ind establishment of an equal •uid promotion of minorities women's organizations and to ('nhf)Iu) fluent opportunity and women, It's a plan that radio stations which have large action plan is a coiinnitte'e which will have ''the' calls for taking positive at'audience's of luinorit) groups or overall responsibility of in. lion," eetlflte'n fins is not being done living document. silting that Seminole County hle're is wtat Allison said the ,lti •innounce'mfle'nts go to ('itliif)lie'S with the provisions of count y 's affirmative' action F'loruh Technical Univt'rsits the Equal Opportunity plan should contain and how and Ilollins ('olte'gt' but riot to Each year, it Emiplos me'nt Act of l73,'' the Allf.'p4)fl rated the existing plan uiiiiorits colleges such , plan says Es'WttiOIi of existing RuthuneCookiian in I)a>tcnni, should be updated. The' coninutte-t' is supposed ti. equal e'miiployment opportunits aUI'l'r(ting to Mrs Rosteil ill on it or co Ui ph a flee efforts In the e'uuntv This Is •nalvsis of the liter procedures and will prepare noting the county's now being handled by Thaine's' mnarke't in professional Job periodic reports relating to our office and is not complete It is categories to dett'raiinecompliance." The committee, not part of the county's af- reasonable goals fur hiring successes and however, was never (irritative action plan. minorities. No analysis has established, and Arkase Mechanism for ad' taken place failures to increase ministering the flow ell. black personnel analyst plan The equal "The point is not to go out ant who was working with Thames employment opportunit> Just hire minorities he'cau,",' to develop compliance committee is that mt'chanisxii. they're minorities That wcrk minority hiring...' procedures, was fired last week but it has never been against an> quality in the work' % round The ('lock by Thames, who said he'd hire funded entirely by the federal established Thames is the force (til l) the very best should Bridgeanother analyst to help hall geivernzie'nt. county's affirmative action be resrwte'd Ili tre'is bk .tiviular develop procedures to lilt. "Nobody's dictating to the officer. Seminole Count>, it's tough ( Ic% plement the plan. Provisions for insuring because the county cant county now," the federal of. rIlssw,,rcI By the end of January, county ficial said. "The count)' has a that minority group nt-riitwrs e omiipe'tc with private em-F,utiti*iaI ficiaLs must submit to the great opportunity to develop a who work for the county will be plosers who can pa> top dollar itm'ar hdi> - tnn " • ,. " - - — 14.t 10 c-- -- " .' I . • e in - - LIC 'Today s-A Br, Lamb 5-8 Horoscope 1. [1 hospital I-H s-it (II IOFl.VES s-H Sports Trht'steion Vei'atht-r i- 1-8 -, s-H 3' % : -- Vyi ,e "I �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 9, 1 1 At StatePublic Hearing FLORIDA IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FollowingAeroOuster SATURDAY and SUNDAY ONLY • December Local SpeakersUr rort Authority In Control ge Use Of White Amur AiP B JANE CASSEIJIERRY Het aid Staff Writer Newest PSC Member Offers No Promises TALLAHASSEE I UP! I — Robert Mann, the newest member of the Public Service Commission, admits he needs brushing up on utility law and makes no pledges of lowering electric and telephone bills. Mann. a University of Florida law professor, was appointed to the PSC Thursday by Gov fleubin Askew. Mann filled a vacancy created by the resignation of Bill Bevis, named by Askew to a post on the newly created Florida Crime Victim Compensation Commission, \lann a former legislator from llillsborough County and a former chief judge of the 2nd District Cowl of Appeal, describes himself as a political maverick. example, in order to try for matching funds from the county for chemical treatment of the hydrilla had to become public," and now, she said, the new regulations for use of the White Amur Seminole County residents and to Altamonte Springs officials require lakes to be private. representing homeowners on lakes plagued by hydrilla and other The three main objections to the proposed new rules were the aquatic weeds were among about 125 persons attending the public restriction of 25 acres or less, the fact that only private lakes are hearing on use of the White Aniur in Orlando Thursday. eligible and the requirement that 100 per cent of property owners Alter seven years of use of the Hussian-bred carp in controlled on a lake agree before the amurs could be Introduced. They feel research conditions, the Slate Department of Natural Resources only a majority of property owners should be required. Mrs. is conducting hearings around the state on proposed regulations Glenn said. that would permit use of the weed.eating fish mprj lakes of 25 Mrs. Margaret Kesselring of the Mirror Lake Homeowners acres or less. 'flurd in a series of eight hearings scheduled the Association said those attending fell that the state has been Orlando meeting was conducted by Monnie Reach of the DNH. moving too slow in allowing use of the amur and the proposed Councilnipn Sandra Gknn and Delores Vickers were on hand, rules are too stringent. "There have been a minimum, if any, as officials of Altamonte Springs were concerned about weed negative environmeital effects d"ring research in the state and problems within cit lakes, such as Lake Orienta and Lake the fish have been used successiully since 1968 in Alabama, Florida, Arkansas and Iowa," she said. Properly owners from Lake Adelaide and Prairie Lake in lake property owners complained they are unable to use their Altamonte Springs; Mirror Lake in Forest City and Lake Mary lakes for swimming, fishing or boating. Philip Bruce of Lake atco attended. Mar)' said, "The lakes couldn't get any worse than what they Mrs. Glenn complained that get any help from the county or are." state a lake had to go public. The 130-acre Lake Orienta, for Several petitions fronihomeowner's associations were presented to Reach. Mrs. Glenn said Beach told her alter the meeting that they received the same type of response at each of the hearings held so far. 011lY three of those present said they lived on lakes of the required i acres or less. Mrs. Glenn said another problem was those who wished to apply for the white amur for their lakes presently required to go through both the Department of Natural Resources and the State Game and Fresh Water Fish ('cm. mission. "There is a little power play between the two agencies and if you were approved by one, you might be rejected by the other," she said Reach said all the input will go to the governor and if any changes are made they will be done by hun and his cabinet. Mrs. Kesselring said it will be three months or "ss when the matter is taken up by the governor and cabinet, so those who were' unable to attend the hearing should write to Governor Heub Askew and express their opinion on the proposed rules. St pointed out it will be much easier to get changes made before the rules become official. 'II nwv not happen the first year," said Mrs. Glenn, but I (eel if the progi am is a success in small lakes it will eventually be available to the larger ones." The Sanford Airport through t he rio uatnd,'r of the Authority has uisswtisii control current fiscal )ear of the teriiuinal, foul and ramp (irvekinil said he t'xpnts st'rviu'' at th( Sanford-Central Florida 'irport in the wake of Operatio n sit t (It' Lici lit it'S ftht'41 In tern to rim at about the uiuthorit> 's ouster of Arro .1 bl't'dk ('5 CO Ixiluit lie rioted 1 crvict's in Not either. that an> sk'fn'it encourut('re(i Director of Aviation .1.5, Bed'' ('1ev el anti present td sciuluI hi' covered ii> .iuthorit> ,iuthisrit > board Ileltu tiers funds alreath on hand 'lliursd.i> cc III, a 1250.01 budget Cleveland Said about $17O,(O for the upt'ratit,i of the facilities of the budget is allocated for the - i'm chase of aviatio n fuel, cc fill(touch of the rest is for equiprient the authority Iuuu,st bu> . Ito' new buIgt't will 1w presented to Sanford ('its Commissioners for their rt'vii'w, Cleveland said, since the cit) has ultimate taxing power in the event the airport authorit> ever fails to be Supporting - self- The board Vot (MI to as.sUtne t'ontrssl of the fixed operator scrvict'.s f ormally provided b> failed to pay its Noveri,twr bill on time, ( 'li'vt'Iand said the board cc ant ed to improve the reliability of the airport sertin's I)ros'i(I('(l to fliers before even considering another fixed base operator —5(011 AHRAI1A%t.S at... Zayre 0 - 1avbe a telephone call would do just as well. That seems to ../ / '4 I be the sentiments of * DIEFFENBACHIA * SPATifiPHYLLUM * I •"' 5w,,, ' Many O thers, Your Choice . 2 Li 6" Hanging Baskets of Assorted Foliage .—.p. - .?aid photo by Tern N.t,..ii -p Children ma' call from 6 to 8:30 at 322- MMMM ... MMMM,.. 1776. MICKEY part of the evaluations, teachers would also judged on their classroom abilities. Siring up Mickey ,luuse Ice cream cake are James and Delores Napollo, tso- year-old granddaughter, Danielle — and none other than Mickey. The occasion: official grand opening of Nappy's lee ('ream Shoppe, 21110 F'rt'nch .ve., Sanford, WHITE FITTONIA, TEDDY BEAR, ETC. Your Choife e_ it'sMyHouse'---Dad 8" Size Son Evicts Mom And Dad NA1ION IN BRIEF Vance Seeks Support For Sadat Peace Try a Key Members Agree WASHINGTON(UPI) — Two key members of the house and Senate have drafted a compromise plan to bail out the Social Security program, and today they were trying to sell it to other members of Congress. Indications are they will have an uphill fight. Sen. Russell Long, D-La., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, and Rep. Al Ullman, D-Ore., chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, worked out the proposal in recent private talks. Carter Has Energy Hopes WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter BOSTON (UP!) — A social worker, a child psychiatrist, two staff members of a private boys school, and the president of an in. Friday, December 9, 1977—Vol. 70, P40. 93 PbIis1iH Daily and Sunday, cicepe Sah.'day a CNvlsfmas Day by The sanford l4.raM. I.ic., 315 N. Fre.stji Ave.. Saniwi. Fla 32111. kcend Class Posta'. Paid at hnl.,g. Fra 31111. Home OeIver. $5 cnts. MoPs, %140 lMovdPi%. $11 20. VHF, 121 40 By Mat mont?, $3.70. a Monmtsy,. $15 30, 12 Mon tP,s, 40 5..2 G1* pages t'xpt'ctt'd to lit' made public in January also are unlikely to settle that unanswered question. FBI spokesmen say. The FBI quoted Marine Capt. Robert Block as saying Oswald explained that he kept Communist literature in his room by saying he was trying "to indoctrinate himself in Russian theory in conformance with Marine Corps policy." Marines said he rarely left the Santa Asia, Calif., base where he was stationed In 1959, saved all his money and said, "Nothing in my room concern anyone but myself." Staff Sgt. Camijous Brown said Oswald was disliked because his "work quality and professional attitude were During his years in the Marines. Lee Harvey Oswald had a private room in a quonset hut, kept books on communism and refused to unlock his room ror routine military inspections intil he was threatened with urushment. FBI files show. The 40,001 pages of raw files tathered by the FBI add detail o the portrait of Oswald, the uccussed assassin of John F. ennedy, that the nation came D know In the days after the laying on Nov. 22. 1963 - a emily, moody "loner" living n the fringe of society, almost endless, unhappy in Russia, rthappy in America, in heq uent minor scraps. But the files, released Wedn hat caused him to do what he poor." d d, and the additional 40,000 Oswald's "Historic Dia ry" Porno Ring Broken EnIng Hendd Files Offer mpse Of Private Oswald WASHINGTON 'UPIi — has not given up hope that Congress can complete action on his energy program this year, but progress on the bill was not encouraging. House Speaker Thomas O'Neill said Wed nesday there would not be enough time to take final action on the energy bill, but Carter's press secretary said Thursday the president still thinks the job can be done before Congress leaves for the holidays. vestment counseling firm. The five unlikely suspects are among 17 persons charged with operating a homosexual prostitution ring in the Boston area involving boys between 8 and 13 years old. Youngsters ._I suiu uiey were paiu up to ior each act One investigator term ed it "the largest ild porn operation Itt the state's history." C In Tel Aviv, Israel announced Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan, rdt between Egypt and hart and Kuwait to save what Moscow does not consider airo conference. lie saidthe it is bolster ing its delegation to Secretary of State Cyrus Vance talks brinng together Egypt, the Cairo conference with the despite official denials. held a line Arab states over Sadat's of Arab unity following Sadat'S flewtotheMiddleEasttodyto Israel, the United States and inclusion of a general for secret meeting last weekend efforts for peace with Israel. sit to Israel with a high-ranking Egyptian seek support for Egyptian the U.N. Secretary General as discussing military and President An Syrianlresidentllafez,d official. The official did not The Saudis, while oppo.sed to Sadat's peace useful, while Wastiingston sees security issues. The addition of drive as Arab leaders in identify the Egyptian but the arrived in the Persian Gulf the Sadat's Middle East peace it as "a useful step forward." Maj. Gen. Avraham Tamir, ten.sified efforts to mend a rift 53. newspaper Haaretz said it was state of Kuwait today from approach, are also concerned But Vance, beginning a six- head of the army's planning Saudi Arabia where he held with the effects of the op Deputy lrime sIinister that has plunged the Arab world nation Middle East tour, said branch, will make Israel's lengthy discussions with King position to Sadat on Arab Tatuiii. into its worst crisis since the the Soviets still are Interested delegation equal in status to unit1 creation of Israel. Khaled and (.'rown Prince Fah. in working toward a cornpre- that of Egypt, which has The site of the meeting was d Jordan's King Huscin flew to Before he left Brussels for hensive Mideast settlement, already named a general as a not disclosed. Haaretz 3ald it Saudi Arabia today from Cairn Cairo, Vance said the United The Syrians have severely talks in which he voiceul took iace Dcc. 3. wants delegate, States and the Soviet Union are is a full.scale Geneva peace criticized Sadat for his over. cautious support for Sadat's At the same time, a senior Arab world leaders stepped in direct conflict on next week's conference. lures to the Israelis, but have dnre to achieve a Middle East Israeli government official said up mediation efforts to heal the turned to oil-rich Saudi Arabia ncat'i' cs411,.n,.sni By Ufflkd Press International On Social Security Plan chronicling hiS 2: years in tht' Soviet Union was contained in the files. It revealed he was a poor speller, crved attention, became disillusionedwith Russia and had a sharp eye for women, At one point, Oswald asked himself and answered questions about his self-exile. Here he denied he was a Communist and added; "Thank you sir, you are a real patriot," Scrutiny of the files produce these further gleanings: —Jack Ruby, who killed Oswald, knew mobster Al Capone while he was growing up In Chicago. Then known as "Sparky," Ruby "might have run innocuous errandsfor Capone," boxer Barney Ross told FBI agents. an ('ontinued From Page lÀ I uit the Nielsen residence. I5olice said the call indicated there were hostages being held in the home b> Nielsen, who police said was armed with a fl-caliber pistol, When police arrived however, Nielsen was alone in the home, Capt. Charles Fagansaid. Nielsen told officers to leave and verbaily threatened their lives, I-'agan said. After just over an hour, Nielsen was talked Into coming out and taken into curtody I-'agan said. Fagan said there were no shot,s fired. Mike Amley was listed as the arresting officer, according to jail records. (flher neighlsjrs also said the incident wOs handled in a very quiet manner, and that the> heard no shots Sheriff's department S.W A I teamiu members massed behind a convenience store located at tl, .trect and French Avenue a few blocks from the home, but were not called to assist in the Incident, spokesman John Spolski said Seminole County Director of Public Safet> Gary Kaiser said this morning Nielsen was an outstanding member of the county fire (leparttfltnt, Where he worked as a fire technician."his work was graded as topnotch," Kaiser said. Nielsen has worked for the fire department for two and a half years, Kaiser said. Prior to his current job, Nielsen had woi'ked in con. struction and as a volunteer fireman. A neigh bor said she heard no shots and Said the entire early morning Incident was handIed very quietly. She knew of the con-Soolskl said he observed relatives of frontation only when a neighbor called and Nielsen talking with the suspect through warned het- not to send her child to the bus windows and doors prior to NeiLsen's apslop, she said. prehension. - I •. . I'rivCJte Eye (Continued From Page lAp - Furnish proof of a "demonstrated, immediate plicatloyij in 67 separate places need" for a concealed weapon and 67 Individual bonds." "by reason of employment or other Sheriff John Polk said j compelling dr. August he will ask state ctundances," legislators to change the state — Complete a weapons laws on issuing concealed training program, weapons permits so that u state would issue the permits. The county's concealed weapons permitting ortlinance requires applicants to: - Be of good moral Cmcter' — Furnish a $100 bond to the Mate. — Payaflr*year fee of $100 Correction with an annual renewal fee of $15. Morse may not get his $100 .lppllcation fee back. He asked commissioners to return the fee, and Chairman Williams answered, "We haven't entablished any procedures for returning the fee If the ap. plication Is tuned down. You can make application to the county comm1ion, and w' consider it." Thursday's Herald in an article on the Winter Springs City Council Inadvertently referred to the state attorney's office as giving an Informal rullngonadi,sputebetwem the mayor council over commission appointments, It was the attorney general's office the city attorney contacted for the 09th10fl. WEATHER I A.M. 1 ( 99 ARBICOLA Blair, and she'll get her chance to call Santa. The SanfordSeminole Ja'cees annual telephone hotline to Santa begins Wednesday. FOR$ 6" Assorted Foliage 18-month-old Laurie require teachers to take written examinations every five years on their abilities to teach. As 2 ' SANTA A Question For Teachers TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Members of the house Education Committee want to see if educators object to being tested for their abilities to teach. Rep. Elaine Bloom, D-Miami, said Thur. sday she has asked the committee staff to mail out questionnaires to 90 teachers, asking them for their opinions of evaluations. Ms. Bloom is sponsoring a bill which would 3" Assorted Foliage I CALLING 10 and 11, 1977 GARDEN SIDEWALK Panel OKs State ERA TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — If the voters adopt the recommendation of the Constitution Revision Commission, Florida women will get their Equal Rights Amendment despite opposition of the Legislature. The commission voted 249 Thursday to add the word "sex" to the provision of the present state charter that prohibits discrimination on account of race, religion or physical handicap. Friday, Dec. 9, 1977-3A readings: I SEA'fl I.E . t' I'l 'ivh..'ri lion l(ht'des and his if, sri' &",'1ed, thi' nl toses.pns the) left behind in their $51i,(') his" Acre r4iotograp'hs of theirson Iai-d across the fireplace ii"intel It w as their son, polite' Sgt Til{hodt's Jr.. (hi obtained the suit rtkr for their ('51(1100 Niw he JILSI Sgt I .1 Ithoik.'' saul Mrs Jones, && who wept softl as us ru''ightsr plat'tI a iiiiufirting hand n her s'Jkr of flu" house, ilvr to thi' 'rsuaslvr talk of llober lnsl(lUist. thief if h' ii (livisiun of the King ('iunt Iilice, :&nul wu Ikeul ut 1w.efull> At the tuittoni of thl' 's1air, ltho4k's paused to reniost "0 flag That ,unls for JILSIICt'," he 5.11(1 tiittrric lh ti,, stt'u,(lfuu'tl% ref u.cs'd to ri'spoid ti questions the s'',uulioui }h. unl puIus sinOints are in the till ltU,sir 1 urt r.t''rt Ii" h.ts IIt t.,lkt'l t I?- in fur >ear's.' the father said If.. will talk 1 his riuther but not to flit' The couple 'said their home was placed in their '.usn I,, protect IIl5I IllS' lU4,jIlI_l,I( LEUUIM(' lilt' eiut'r ttflo(lvs tual %t'arsago MontH' Ii.s'stin'Ilts aiusl tas,',, wilt' paid h> the father I th, con, cc (pi forcc ;irdt'd thriii tit the batik, the father sail Liter, whefl their son awl his wife separated for 18 ,uunlhs, Your Choice there cones1n about Ii'', irgali. . oull o n the hine'. Iiudt's said, but those lilficultits .lppdrt-ntl ' (it' it'M)R CII Then the %ounger 1(hodes Aent to (oart to ci l,iini omoncrship of the house, saving he had rioted it to his parents %lflCe 1k In SepeintA'r, a judge ruled the son was the owner (s aus' all the legal Ipt'r s for the hou,'se w err in his ruau: ut rh pars'ruts went (hick to ((lUll ti fight th. csi tu'- notice. but '.ii nothing more than au s'tr,s :io siui s I" list' it, tie hIust' I Aill think Ows is it,% IthimIcs Sr said a, h - left it $2" $399,t ,, ,• .s. ' - ' . 12 - SCHEFFLERA $999 10" ASSORTED FERN HANGING BASKETS ,,auur Massii Petticoat Fishtail .. ,jur Choice — NOTES HOSPITAL iiti;its. i i I tgi. ,) ' RUBBER TREES IY I 'nw-ui & ((Not., I.,: ts ts.sh .%l)1lsSloNS .S.inferI l)lM'llAl{(;Fs I hoist F h.is' 1 'suthia I. Itriiccru iris' I. F rison ('piker I' ( ;ranului I'.iuut'hs lI,i'son 13r,'n(I., I.> on I )uduar Norris I 'ssrns'lius Smith Fannie It Smith Patricia Ann 'l'rat'> F rnest 1 Ba umuis'it er. ('.tssvhlit'rr> I )ai s It I 'ow ers, t)t'Ihir> Bai l' . ) lit'dt'iiui, l)t'ltar> Mabel llt'len Turner, lh'It,ir .Is'sse K Ito>t'tte, I)t'lturia I"liircnct' Saccone, l)vltona Iktt> Jane Moran, Geneva Dennis I) Marshall, Like Mari, BIRTHS Sanford . .Jaiiies & I'orrit' Frison. a bab> bus I luaIwiuh F Francs',, Itrow r Shrivon ItUcKIlel . Willie Mae ( .II)t'rs Ft hel I ,t't' ('levt'lanl Ursuli's J. Doane (liv IA'o F King Kdw arci Kirchhoff hid> A Krigt'r Ilenr% II McCall .Iotui B. Mitchell %V.,nsIa If Miss F'r,uit't',, I. Thomas Sidney Emanuel,l)s'Bai-c lull lyre, I)eltary Sara K. Glotfelt, l)e'I,an(j Carmine S. Cast ellano. I )eitona theSpeer, l HSpeer,I)t'ltona IA'-.slit- Wright, Deltona hirttv Jane Moran, ( ,'va Arie K Mann, Lake Monri' John Meek, Orani'e ('its I 12" ARECA PALM ri HANGING sAsKi (without plant) 79c s' n / GARDEN SIDEWALK SALE PRICES GOOD ONLY AT SANFORD ZAYRE STORE. tern. perature,$I; overnight low, 53; yesterday's high 73; barometric 30,16; pressure, relative humidity 94 per cent; winds calm. F'orecait: Partly doisly and mild with a chance of showers upper so, lii low 10,, Winds southeast 15 to 20 mph today shifting to northerly tonight. Rain probability 30 percent today and early tonight. TIDES Daytona Reach: high 1:07 today and early tonight, 1w'. a,m, 1:25 p,m., low 12:11 P.M. ning colder tonight Saturday Port Canaveral: high 5:54 clearing and cold. 111gb, today n.m., 1:05 pm,, 12:04 p.m. mid to upper 70,, lows tonight Bayport: high l2: p.m., low? In the 40,, HIghs Saturday 1:24 a,rn,, 1:20 p.m. FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Cit 1I$W4Lt IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (* WITH THEIR MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI — OPEN MON. THRU SAT. 9•9—SUküAy .7 1N Zare 1 SANFORD HIGHWAY �Evening HeiaJd ,I,diii 3(I) N. FRENcfl AVE., SANFORD, FL. 32771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831-9993 ( Around Friday, December 9, 1977-4A 9 WAYNE 1). 1X)YI.E, Publisher NORM.N H OSHRIS Editor IIONA Ii) G HECK, Advertising Director __________________ r Home Deltrer Weck, 55 cents; Month, $2 40; Months, $11.20; Year, 2840 By Mail Month, $2.T0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $3240, - - ;. The Clock Its jUl11 IS III ETIW'fl seem, so obvious. Yet it is necessary to say so, given the em phasis of EDRA and President Carter. and given the powerful anti-nuclear lobby that has brought the nuclear industry virtually to a halt. The essential point to bear in mind is this: Whichever fissionable elements are used plutonium, uranium or thorium -- and whichever reactors are used — light-ater or last breeder — nuclear power can run this country for hundreds of thousands of 'ears to come And it can do so at a cost less than that for producing coal. The criticisms of ti uele,r energy are numerous, but the most frequently voiced one is that it is unsafe, B comparison with coal, however, nuclear energy glows. The cost in lives per year of one large c'o.il'fired plant is between 31 and 111. The cost in lives per year from a lightwater reactor is one-half And no one has ever been killed by a corn in crc ta I power react or. Not SO ohviou.slv . perhaps - there is much involved in the psyches of those against nuclear power; who see technological development as a choice between an apocalyptic risk on the one hand and a concern "for the environment" that puts clams before people on the other. But it would be tragic indeed if such a view finally were to prevail .N uclear power does not present that choice, nor, more generally, does technological development The case for nuclear po.er is impressive, and this nation more fully ought to consider it before too much longer. The 'Poor Child' It's appeared in print hefort'. hut it is IW,t' again to tiust off this brief, poignant thought and reflect on host that famous ttriter, Author Unknown, felt ahout the "Poor Chihi" College proft..cor 'Such rawness in a pupil is •i shame Lick of preparation in the high school is to hla:n&- -, High school teacher 'Good heavens. that rrm1it : the a foo!' The fault, of course, is in the granunar school." Grammar school teacher. "From such stupidit) ma I be spared They nd the-u, up to no' so unpr.'pared Primary teacher' "Kindcrgartt'n bIockhead That preparation Worse than none at all." Kindergarten teacher. "Such lack of training never did I see. What kind of tonian must the rnotht'r tm" The mother. ''Poor helpless child lit's riot to blame his father's folk.s art' just the saint' ,j '.1 Anul he said lix' U.S ('omistitution doe's not stipulate' tune' foist limit prayinig to the' confines of S hurt- h lie's ups't e,t er the possibility of ''In God Wu 1ru,st'' lwing reninvesi froii. American current's, mu ''one' nation wider God'' lwing de'le'ted from the' Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. I 'It'tlgu' of AIle'gianice' to the Anie'rican flag .John pointed out that ('hris'tuiias is big bw.ie's,s for designers, neanufacturers anti merchants, ,oiing ut hers, ss ith sale's toxe's se hen Ie't'ied ruverti rig to stat.' governinuie'rits, and wit ii ss ithhioltiing taxes froth a corps of extra ('hrist:uo e'iiplos it's' stages going toward thie' national debt Will tIt'se' Ihie'Plt' runty and bury ('hristninis" John iloubts it Hut to _Iotin it simply cannot Em' (.hirmstrn,as without Christ whether it's at school, at church, ,ut with, or 55 forever .Ioh Just tioc's not understand it all ho sou" Moment By VAN Ut Th.F:IU;: - Cuba in Africa, No; In Yes. (1" Baker, l - " ' La rte r lie is forever shuttling back anti forth betsteen conservatives like James McClure, H. Idaho, and Paul Lazalt, ft-Nt's'., and liberals such as Charles McC. Mathias Jr., It-Md., and Jacob K. Javits, H-Ny,, seeking a consensus that all can support, "ft 's alot easier than it used to be because we now have a single objective: to get Carter," said one veteran GOP staff aide who remembers th' bad old days Whatever the' cause' of the nest Republican cohesivt'nes,c. the results hate bee'n striking. GUI' votes put the Senate .rn record for deregulation of natural gas, forced Carter to drop his $) tax rebate and blocked the' President's proposal for public financing of congressional campaigns Solid Republican opposition to other administration proposals - labor last revision, hatch Act reform, instant voter registration and the consumer protection agency convinced Majonts' Leader Robert C. Byrd it was pointless even to call up such bills For a vote. The' White Iiou.se, with its now'fanimliar ineptitude at handling congressional relations, has thus far niade no effort to cultivate Republicans in either (he' House' or the Senate - ..', Mi U.S., , VAShiIN(;'li IN &'nott' Minorits leader ho s art Ii Baker Jr ss t'o isn't even at Itit n e gi t nut i rig I a lilt'. ni as eli hold the ha I a n ce of pont'r in the congressional battle over President l'ortt'r's energy program. All eyes have bet-n focused tin Itusst'Il Long, the stilt Senate Finane't' chairman st ho is calling the shots for Senate conferee's seeking to deregulate natural gas aii'l tk'ost production incentives for the oil indu,strs But sthat eversone, including the' White hiou.se, seems to have over looked is the source of Russell Long's bargaining strength in the negotiations ss ith House conferees trying to protect Carter's program. Russell ling, in this energ conference, is 'peaking for a niajoritv of the Senate - and most if the votes comprising that niajorits caine froni Uepubl.cans lt'tl hi) hiossard htake'r 'til )ear king, the once fractious and fragnientel Senate' Republicans have bet-ni sticking together like flypaper on iiiajor le'islativt' showdowns, Tune and again, Baker has shown he' can (Idiver anywhere from 30 to 33 totes froru the 38member (',OP bloc - enough to be decisive on mnamuv kes votes, given the' penchant of con'ers ative Southern I)eniocrats for siding with the Republicans on host issue's. Such (0P units was rare' indeed during the eight y tars that Republicans controlled the White hitiuse and turner Sen Hugh Scott, ht'Pa., served as nin"rity leader In those' ears, at least a dozen liberal Republicans frequently voted with the Northern lh,'niocratic majority, producing a bitter schism sithin the Senate (;OP and provoking threats of election-sear "purges" from the Nixon Whit.' hiou,se' Baker has worked assiduousls to erase' the tii%'Lsiofts of yters ear and to develop a middle ground on issuesthat are broad enough to attract both the left and right wings of the Senate rninorits W1Shi1NGTON - As I-'idel Uastru's I (1 / than 20,1)00 troops continue to (igurative' fish the troubled saters of at least 16 Africa, A' 4 / -S countries, the ('uban government has had tht ( f I-gall to ask the U.S. government for penll.csiori to litera1[ fii in American waters. ; Under the provr,sions of the Fisher) ant ' ('onsers'ation Ad of 1976, Cuba or an) other I. Nl 5TRTIGN ! a / ECN3MI C POLICY / foreign country that stishes to fish in the F'isher ,.- — ' I Consen'ation Zone of the United States mnu , ) . ' ' request permits to do so Cuba has made sut.h a 4IIJ - c ' _g '\ reques. PrentIy pending are Cuban govern. 1 '..* - ' ment applications requesting permits to catet ,,., ,'._,,,/I the follosting amounts of fish in 1978. 13,000 tons of silver and red Atlantic hakt', ._c::::T-'" 3,200 ton.s of long and short-finned Atlantic sqwd, - - ' I 1 . 8,000 tons of Atlantic mackerel 1,200 tons ,f Atlantic herring; 5,000 tons of other kineLs '1 Finfish: and 22,800 tons of Pacific hake and Jai k mackerel ( J "________________________ Now, considering the outspoken criticism f _____ _____ the Carter administration regarding ('uban _________ involvement in Africa, one would think that to / _____ ______ unpress the Cubans that we are serious there would be no stab these fishing permits stould be approved "It happens every lime I press this button.' When Re-ps F'red Itictuiiond, I) 'N V - and Richard Nolan, [)-Minn - left recently on a trip - to Havana, the-s said that President Carter anti Secret;irs of State' Crus Vance' we're' "vers VIEWPOINT (irnm" about what the) wanted these twO congrcsmien to tell their ('uban host Sa Nolan We asked the president if he had an Tea c h e r An s we rs Fe a t Ii e r message for Castro, and he said, 'Vt'h. get out of i Fditnr's uii'tt' Thi5 u,Iumn was submitted by Angola,' cannot Ix' ''accredited'' because' we have too hiowaril It. harris, a rhenthar teat-her at In a nud-Nosum,tm,'r press brit'fing St.t. mians pupils in too test space's Vet, near the' end 1e'partflit'nt spokesman Hoddrng ('arter ill OtIe'do hugh School In response to a similar cit your column. you rmenitton that 'ac' denounced the Cuban involvement on the 1)ar column ssrltt,'n by Seminole ('ounits School creditation" Hone) and effort stouid be better ('ontinent as "a threat to the permanent peace in floard member Hnbt'rt 6. I'eather. Feather's spent providing an additional teacher for Africa " Noting that Castro had pronii.st'd loj titlummi droll wIth aecreditation amid HarrIs' r'spons,- fitlIiusts, "Jot,ns"s" overcrowded classroom or an spring to decrease his forces in Angola, ('art.' 'alt.'rruttt school." It appears to rite that both 'iin'ed out that instead "they have onls iii Its lIu%% ,thii) H. iiAItRIS itt'nm. are' related anti that one cannot he at'S creased their presence' there We' has. touiplished without resulting in the other Mr h".'athe'r, "U began your column by stre'd that this inevitably will hate an uipo 'Aucreditation'' is inlipurtant h)e'tiUse it I_ stating that St'niinole' ('ounts 12th gra(Iers tested out secoritl in the state' in 1971-75. I must ask s'ou where' that test is for 1977-78 Hopefully, our standing ha,s not dropped, but we have no way to check. We do have' the new' 11th grade test mi which Seminole- currently leads the' state. Although I'm sthole'he'artu'tjjy in favor of the' tesi. I anti not so sure' it still st ith,stand the' pressure now being placesl upon it by public scrutiny. Should its deni,ise' cone' about, it will Em' unfortunate; For ''iie' tspe' of mitinimuin standard must be met, not only for the "product" but for the 'nanuf act urer" Our "product" cannot be recalled I would lx' the- first to agree' with you in stating that "accreditation" is not a "must" for adniu.s.sion to college Because of declining e'nroll,i,'nts and increasing costs, colleges an(l universities are' alniost forced to accept prac. ticahls any high school graduate that can pay the' fe'es its he'tht'r it ix' w itti his own riion'y or sonic tspt' of loan It must be noted, however, that accreditation'' enhance's the student' chance' of ailni,i.csion In one part of your column you state that we' • to n Rich m an fty . Securi. y, ecuri y, ecuri i... is su'curits That tin.' * lop pruirut st,tI, io,,t tsiip,et c Iii.' oma' word you hear tht'ni talk about all thu The' first thing c's kid " starting out in baseball wants Ii' . i sic, " ' 11111k '' a'" Cub, sure', e's,'n thing is perfect Sonuewhere' along the' lii.' ,Sullisan obs'iou.isls t'h:ung,'d huis uiund ahEut letting /_iniuuit'r ti Ii' i nfl, - iaims rrobecl by FTC For Cavities sugared foods. But experts have found theni based on "allegedly inade'quatt' methodology" and "allegedly' insufficient evidence," according to docunue'ntation provide-el us. Of the potential dental problems involved for child consumers, th coniitnissio declare's: "F're'quent nibbling between nieals on small a:iioulits of highly sugared cereals might contribute significantly' to tooth decay'." the company's major advertising claims The data, though not yet adopte'd in final official fonii, raises authorative challenges to the theme In disputing the' Kellogg nutrition sweet sell, tA Kellogg's lavish nest advertising campaign. thestudy also states "Sugar contributes nothing The ads contend, for instance, that "ready-toto human nutrition beside's calories no eat cereals do not increase tooth decay in vitamins, no minerals, no proteins, .A calorie of child-en The corrimiiussion cites a study of sugar contains no more energy' than a caloric of animsls to the contrary'. This shows that a heavy' anything else'," diet of presugarrej Food, even when washed The' couiimni,ssion found an array' of misleading down with milk, causes tuutli decay, miiisstaternents and downright errors advanced Kellogg assures the public that sugared by Kellogg's ad nieri, cereals are nutritious, In the study' furnished us The company claims there is no more sugar by the federal agency, Jean Mayer, the in an ounce of ready-swectem,J cereal that, in an renowned diet authority, protests that even when apple, banana or glass of orange juice. This tortified, "the total effect is one of inadequate statement Is based on cereal containing 30,8 nutrition," percent sugar, Not only do many other cereals The adverse evidence, according to federal contain far more sugar, but the refined cereal in expei'ts, applies to similar claims by General a lzeakfast food can cause more cavities than Mills, Quaker Oat.s and other cereal firms. In the natural sugar in fruits, according to the fairness to Quaker Oats, it should be noted that experts. they have welcomed an FTC probe of cereal ads Kellogg has ballyhooed the misleading directed at the nation's children. statement that "sugar consumption in the US, Kellogg has conic up with three studies pur- has rerr,atnecj unchanged for the last 50 years," porting to support Itir nutntional benefits of ';overwi,ent iAnalysts found the company's own — Dr. - S. ------ charts show sugar consuiiption shootirg up 13 Oswald's wallet when he' wis captured bore It',' percent since 1960, with the consumption among Fictitious name "Ale's Ilidell Jones and oth"r youngsters perhaps even higher intelligence, agents swiftly connected this with an Kellogg's own figures are contradictor>' In J. Hidell" knostn to have' distributed prig one- document, for example, Kellogg claims only (astro pamphlets in New Orleans 8 percent of its sugared cereals are' eaten Frori the-n', the' links were' made to Oswald directly froni the' box without nulk. In their new through, the F'131 and the Army's files hi the ads, the company gives the' figure as an even " OSWAIJ) F'lI.E: The' I'&'ntagon may' have thrown away files showing Arniiy intelligenc' agents were ahead of almost everyone in establmshng the' background of let' hiars'ey Oswald as the killer of John I-' Ke'nnedy We recently' told host ttie Ik'(ense Ipartmiient had "decp.s,xed" some of the records , on the hectic events at Dallas even though Justice had ordered everything kept. Since then, FBI files Army intelligence' agents on that (lay niay never get full credit for their work. Energy I)aily' had advertised that &'hlesinge'r and others in and Out of gover,,en would be hai,'e' yielded up some clues to what the destroyed featured speakers at the conference mimaterial may have contained, For "ezecutis'es in the energy' industries," The en The FBI records show the Army's 112th Army trance fee to this get-together was $250 a head IntellIgence Group at San Antonio was alertly Schlesinger and his subordinate officials would supplying solid leads to Oswald's turbulent past speak for free. within two hours after Oswald's arrest, The Natural Resource, Defense' ('ouncil Intelligence agent U, Col. Robert K. Jones was protested that $250 wasn't much to pay for on the phone informing the FBI of Oswald's corporation bigwig On an expense account but It desertion to the Soviet Union, his niarriage to a seas out of reach for environmentalists on their Russian woman and his pro-Castro Cuban iimited budgets. 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Ii' I rinits ipen Is Saturday. hosting \lrsnt',,'rl' ,, B it intc n I' rk liaptist ('hunch 1 then la ys games ,iIt' 4 tip S tturdas Lake hit 'sell h luPk t iI'III I)s ie'do it hmu,,' ,tg,tn.t 'st and Howe I I Boo t e r s t I I Ii ste 11 1 'er. I Sprut ' ret k i in 'rt e r Flair sela'. fmLmnm, its second ss mi Spn uce' ('reeks' .'rn;anid. ti.sne'ros ccorecl th- first goal if the' 'r,test in the first three' I ii ute's 1 thu tir't t"al' t.t'n Mark Ste'lj '.eijresj t,th ti. s-U go,.ls hi it 11 ,, 1 51 e I o cl h,,rl l'i sat t's I, I hi I being now it t ro 0 Ins I4 its stir r 1 Os e S room I 1 uii;. in 'hiet tgt Th ursd a'. rti, 4 t at anguarr fre'shm:c'n sti ' , . kmsku'tball gain,' desput' fEint fit I I tr.slc, Suppi i h\ 1, atm 1)is ill rooms itt I srm,, '4 nr1y at - 'r 'CGUAaD Cnn ' er Par%or I ra oo' 02 7a'a . ; C "'O ,'lua'I 1 - c Ga.0'ea, I II I , %a IrS 9 ?7C Crcom'. 0 not 1mm rich', ur use'rconficle'nt We' or.' hire- fm - caU'.e' we' dc-sen',.' to lie and si hi the boss thit ste wilu hast topl is a gun: nay f.m ow' bt'.t o' t e 'ir in ordc r to win But I fee hit is the s, F I , •' Asked if his sinall,-r Saunt.s hail ai. hancc'ould really stay BOyS, \ ti ri • F rirl.is it ', ntlt hiiLh md 'Frmnits Prep s hon, opener S u u 'Ia hi h' m'bt t h. '.se'e'kt'nrl hugh schu,ol biaske'tLill idion 1 ought at Se'niimnolc', the' girlstart the' ,tctusn at u p mit tuting Ctduri;,l The bos' plo. i, kns ill' F I A hilt hiLh it o cloth ( ifl' n c mu. r luni. I,oke - , , His 51 It i 5 it St i oui'. S uturdas lit.' B.'rs l,s&' th. season against ,re'e'n Ray at ('hicago and the' New York ;uants at East bluthirford, N J The t ',,riLs lose' at Ta:iipa Hay w hilt' ashingtomi c-rids its season at home against Los 0 St VV Ill 5 "S ja, O'i't a' a .0 Ange-s ,u' Scab, " I) '- • -' SAl' ' lnb, I I ' ,.., ' - A.s'0n A 'I 2 f"r.i),q' I us' I 5nP , Ar (a 6 250 0 F IF TM CC I (5, ,e , . 1' ' ' "ICAnS ODer .0 too.,.,, F., ' 155 10 1 4, 3 P' 9', C'..' 0 , ' 4* *,t, ' Gam,t ".' FOURTH - I Oe* (rena 2 Q S 00 3 00 2 Omi, ZA lam'- :.. (Thritri 4 c ' I ;',l' rr .: ' ' '.''" ae '.,,r Ari!or'o a' Cr'ca THaRD -I .caAe,-.I lCX 11 1'4 j ni... Ar'0 , Sa'a APAr.a 9 1 1 1 LAkE HOWELL i3rMm'sn 127 28 HeII.rtg 000 UIme, 321 Wood 1 1375, Day's 6 315. SCott 0 II jO'dn 204 1 ethiC 00 0 1 Ovr.,:,,s:.';Pu': conc't'ntra• Sir) IF C - 1 '.:'..e 60 u s ô CS ? 4 i S -: ''""A ' c-ct A Aneq. I 125 I . SECOND A Ii' u a,' C 13 A THURSDAY NiGHT ruast I , Ca; cal' cria ) - ,, l.uthe'r w hidi 1 rut'. k-f.'ate-d in its last rt'gul,r su'asn gannie- to clinch the p1.''. off Spot . sent us a lt'ttu'r porni;i11, signed by c've'rs nm,u'mnber of its football te';un, cact, wishing us well," he' sad Nefle'y reported no injuries suffered in the' tough h',dn:e'r Pre'p win last weu'k thu' 'litisi(,t be'c'aus,' they lu'fe'ate', j the' h1.-ar s by six points ,uni lst to by only three' lb. .F I a ul;l tarti Spot fI,o tikels will gIl to either St Louis, ashington or icago, all with ret omh, although Atlanta, 6 re-loins a shin u hance Washington. 'a hich be-at the rstiiiL '1 1 C u ret '.'''' , A Ty I •• - I mu too h app'. to crs tm -nile', (;uuupbell soul Rut, tc's, I thank I .ie'servi'ci it hi I luse I stirke d "it h ird for it I at it, sun, UI) toy feeling If ou hi itt 'e't mi hiss 'i mn I stunk, ci lii it, StIu would sot. I',onl, sttu It ut 'Flu' 22fl'pountl runnue'r, whi,, '.,ti,I bus favorite- plase'r 5' 3 6 'C - 4RUI* .,, ar I - I I t I . -5 I TNurtda, -- •-' ELE yE NIH 7 17 Artjp' ' ','At'", Thu us ,,ii1y reiu,untl .e. at.' plyinè. fir the' aho,- or. a Fo'lle'y sn;,le'd tsr - *L stt - two ,. A e; 7G'AC - - I r ,'''' . I . ,' - A Il a,, e OS GB PC, " L ' •i• u'mtr,d tibu' u:, IA'ating t'inc- innati 7-5, Saturday Mtwi-s.t,, 8-4, has tu, stun omit' 'if its la't gout's to clinch the' NF1' I 'e'ntral If they should .'nd itt in a 5 to' with (lucago, now 8-4, thu' Vikings w oui'i take G ir s Home College Conurr,nc, .suIaroc 0 si'ason oW.ine'nts anti other area citache's wishing the Saints .4' ','' " c p'e : — •, i 1,,An,c'lts ' 1.. .5 ' - - Fati,rn ' Tolait 2)176) hitircist ick seas tops in , ' ,'' " ,' Hoviell Frosh V/in By 79-6 3 0 0 I Pro Basketball '. IV514 a hi Ii' F' Stouder:, ire was 'se't'(tmuti and li Pillow third stein H Flight honer:.. ) -. - Saturday morning, 11 o'clock 1st' Unhtiniulo te'anis, Colonial and Bishop Moore providing the opposition Saturdas at 1-311 C ivie',lo will host pe'ru'nrua I post er I )e'I ,and ,' \F( t - ' FIOUTH lop individual for the tourmn'y- jce ja, — ' iur'a -imun'm seas 1), l'rot'tor in A F'hight, '' ( ' L1 Err'qu 1 'c 156 -' - I - 20 — SHS Gropplers Su'nu inuole high 's ss re-st ling te'.amu still host a three-stay fleet " ' FIR ST ' ., '5-' Jal-Aial 1' u ..ir, KIt-SlMMl:I: Iik' liiste'Il fri'shuni.'n iqs'n,'ti w itbi a ;i,j im_ask.'t tiolt stil user Kissiuimui.',' Early Bird Gets Doltonas dVorm i night 0 5 RicO i' Ilnightni,tmi s rest 2h I'ints ,intml 'flte' teanii if Borow ski, K nonue'nt imivolving (;tshii Spin' \Iik,' WiitsI •adie'ei %e'mganiI, II The'iss 011(1 W sans for time' lh'Itona I lpe'n, 'A outs I )as'i s he's t'uI thi' Ottin&ne'r i'ar,it,r,',I h..t i.'.,i, tfti' '1''''' I loss .'ll Ia_st bee-ak and tudde',i 15 w e'ekend 's Earls Bird Tour' w nts Second in the low net irade' l'he' I Ia w ks host ss'is the' team of V. Proctor, j Kissiiiiuiie-t' Monday' at 6:30, Me-tide, S. hiardw- ick and ( 5' CLOUD Da GroP.c, 12S Wright Third place' wt'nt to J Hro*ru.ng 0 35 Hren? 715 \'ani'sh, I Zastrost, A. Parker O*nt 1511. Dnn0I 306 n 3-Vlay /4eet n.foeotbv 0 I I irep,n I 0 2 ,4err, and '4 ('offe'y 0a ENERGETIC NO Energy' ('Zat ,larie' Schlesinger and other l)epartflue'nt of Energs t)fficials hate been forced by' an cns'ironj,ie-m,t,,l group to pull the' rug out Irtu,i under a se'nifl;tr that could have' turned a tat profit for a priva newsle'tt.'m ilL' I I thr'. LII happy anti very irritst.'' s,iid Mrs ('anipts'hh, 's lutist' eye's glir,:e'cl seitbi tears I 110.1 rio idea bie''ui he' tb.- Mart-u.s Krndrlc'L, l.yman hugh's 235-pound offcnsle guard, signed a four'year grant-In-aId to Norfolk State Thsday night. Krndrlt'k. of Altamonte Sprtngs,playcd one year at Se'mtnole and the last two years wIth the Greyhounds, where he also kIcked off, punted amid booted field goals. Stuhi ,ii We se ala a: haI ,. lot if troublu' w itti it Three (toni -. li,i •sIre'atli, tinchi(-d ii;u off pi,ts f s'nvt'r, lialla on I Il'. An. grie". lii addition ti \hiitmmi. III othu'r (eati,s are' still in the' tinning for the' five' resuiamning Ilas off spot'. The' Super Bowl champion i iekt,mrud Ito ide-is, 9-3, ca: qualifs as thu .F(' wild card entry by wirning its last sto gani;u's in fini siting in a 10.4 tie' '. tf h,ultiiir,ru' \lmaimi fir New I- :nh' ho 1 Do- Raiders love the' f't unit rat infen,'nct' record n Uo-a te iii }',tt-turgt a t tia' - •' Ii Nor-folk State Signs Kendrick stake of the' destructIon of the Pentagon lilt's, the' i rung the' gone' - lower 6 percent. -'au' tieuti .' " A a, innt'r in It' sas' ( ',ttton hose I ganm;e' w itbi Notre' I lOne' 011(1 said nie'r.'ly- , ''the ke'y' 1(1 will' '' "lv.' alw ay f,,il a lot of re-spout for the' I utriots de' k nsu mu thu is the t se ttl)u'rf \tian,; riot-h 1km ORLANDO SEMIPdOLE Ibtlsburgfi Ste'eler star F'ranc'eu Ii,arns hi'cause' if his all-antuujij skills, 55 t)ultIilt predict ,a 'tuuinuit-r chid a supe'rlatise' jut nianiagirig the' He'd Sci l,mst se-as bringing the-u, right d,e,s n to the' wire' neck'anti'ne'e'k tt itbi (ha- \an kt'e's, before' finishing 2, gaines kick tnt 'the' tx'st teani that mone's e'euuld buy Afte'r the' MI-Star break, at a tune when the Red Sox we're in the' usiditlu' of a cuga uu;e losing stn.'ak, the' front ofFice' gave' Ikot Zinimue'r a ote' of cunfid,'n It did ,s en hm'tt,'r, e'xte'nding hits contract thiroughi 1978 Now tbmat's what you call rend sec'W'ity - -' TWELF TM — I Cli I 6' 00 2 — is fir ctting i op s. ('I -- ia want - - I - iu'iih'reit,' etianipion if the three' tc'aii.s finish in a 1 tie' lm'cau,s.' (hit's late' the- best rts'oril mi he',ud't,.he'ad coil' petition with \I io mmii amid Balti:m.or.' Nest Eniglami quarterback Steve Grogari said he' hasn't felt too nm ia'hi pre'ssur u- thinking about Sundas". gone Iii trying ti, rcni.,on l.isesi Wc've' gt ti itoh.' seine' bug plays "w's.'Ive's and ns,t Ie-t them get the' bug p1ay liku' t he'y've be-en — . seriousness of President ('artt'r' education Overcrowding cannot be relieved by' criticisiji of Cuban involvement in Africa, h.' rmore' space or more' teachers without the expenditure of more money More books ind admits that I raise "a good point." Perry Allen, the fishing permit coordinator at equipment cannot be' bought without rmort' the' ('ormnit'rce' !h'partnnent's National Marine' nioney, If "accreditation" and the 11th grade F'icheries Service, te'lls ti-st produce enough public' aware-ness and the' has re'ceive'cJ no political meinput that, into like Ne'Is'in, he' ,ullotniie'nt of niiore Honey for education the' ('uban fishing permit decision hk' says ''Qwte' frankis w hatevt'r the' source' then both are' well worth we're imoving on the ni as if Cuba were' any other tlit'ir ('101 ountrs with U,,k l(itlge"s t'ut front ti;. i lass i, plas uffs l,,st steek ii F ilipi iiohiins-i 1 rinuts bee'amnu' ('ent r,u I F'lt,riula's last r";ir. st. ai u' ,tst are' that st' represent all ('u'ntraj F'lornb - ami 'a."d like I,) lease' a good ripr.'s;'n if (.'u'ntral F'lrido t , tball,' Ke-lies said !.'atju-r J T Wilk'tt all might will ift !_ri , h1 tt 1(, trs uhitri inds a junior Willett is 6.1, listed as '230 We :r.' just go,r,g to ha','; t l;i careful defense—not let tiu'rt liru'ak flu',' Ku'Ilu'y 'nt;n'.f 'flw' ruste'r lists Randolph as 'u.4, l83 hi.' looks bigger that that on the' fihiti 1iitl Opp(lsin tuachu's will .swe'r he' is hi. '21i' •it • s accnriiin ti a h;11 ii, b.'liu-ve' -. becoiiu's first ranked h'ri,,huirn', 2 '' fl Pie'(1I i Th UI" dus tip ri r,ent SE COcID I Sara ColOc the st inn ird,'. if the Iiu 'man •o cc 2 ca avsa 7 6 52 i Frophs a lute stating .ndiWs Pa" I P 07 M DO a 261 IC •k(Iu4,,ii it ii t rs it a hi THu RD I Oru'a Q ala a s. ( (Ille'ge' football s mm.o'-t prt'stu ''.u', £ I s '° tst ird C I Aidlr E 0 1A I I SO 0 6 1 The' 22s car olil senior, who rouani u lid the' nation in rusting and 6 I 'i 7 C,!, Zarre I sctirmng as lest.'. won, all it,s 11 : i a tc.,e 7 1 SC 0 I I 21 I I 6440 00 S I I C c inn s for Iii 'nIt rfu i cu r 7 II X ret orti in pIle iu f'artbali thus * a se ii' w is ii titu d thie w nine r ''I i H rtao t. a i S C Q I 7 th. hie'i.snuaint mop is 1 lursI ,us . , X TH night in r,.tiuti;ilj', tele'vmse'.t is i 'in, muon. fiillitss tfli, u I aush 16 1 rj a • Q Innir simm tired fit thu lkr'si & P 3 trrttni .'ttd.'tit' huts SE VENTH G '%i'O i( Q oiJ & %uien 1 st is a kmd inti Lot in 1 a cc u rt trouble'. If sat, lie's, urn,. * c: ii go', u i no .0 lii. en trouble'," ('aiipbelt said " I Isa a: IGHIM I tunnmn, toward his mitothe r in the audme'ne e cite r re I isin, the I rca II I Qi• triphis Si,. Momu, l'ni, in i; P I • 213 HTH I I I44 trtiubtc 960 660 I r. ills d.uni t hi ase CO I AQfl -.e iris ti i'spne'ss us feelings I hqm' I .ci ru'pre'se-ntt 55 bait it T (NT H I At,7550 9 10 I (iii Sti ,IniIl still L'rir.r in II SC 2 ' I nsl bin I r en toss, mu tb it -. - i-w , " - - fa}iflte(l out Facing senior two- i I fl 11 er ,'.. -- i ei' eiS ,,i a fl .' L. '.V' know tht'y gu/l no. csce'ption,tl p.' and wi can't ;,fflrIi to let th' 'a s t,o'klu' and teati. spiritual . ', sonic' rmniriiuzl standards to which ste' can nonnalizlng relations with Cuba. We ubviousls' compare ourselves. The procedure involves do not take thus increase lightly and ste have other people in other systems telling us how we' made our position very clear to the ('ubans conipare with schools in other states as we'll as Well, the State 1)vpartrnent niay talk a hard Florida, Seminole County may be a leader in ho against Cuban troops in Africa, but actualls F'lon.la, but Florida is not a leader of the other taking action is something else states In fact, our state' has ranked rather lost Incredibly the' pending Cuban fLshing penriuts recvntl in terms of per pupil spending An .ire' apparentls hieing proce'ssetJ on a business-as outside "at'cre'tiiting" hotly can tell us how we' usual basis compare' to other schools on a regional or In an interview, Gary Nelson, the' State' I),national basis and not JUSt ltxtllv partnii.nt's head fisheries last enforcertent The key to "accreditation", Mr Feather, is officer, tells me that the Cuban Fishing pe-rnuts nione and that is where we' all need to con- will " -obab1y be approved." Nelson says he' has centrate ow' efforts in order to achieve OUT received no political gwdance from anyone' to iii common goal of the highest quality' education for otherwise When I suggest that the denial of ow students. It is time for the public to become these' permits might be a good way to demon' aware of the necessity for nmiore money for strate the 1lii's fat',' Iii.' UulfIo hIlls at Miantui in their last gan.' of the' season If Ito' lilphins and Colts end thu s,'as,r with identical 11-3 rts 111(1'., Miauti will tx-at out B.ilt muir,' Ix'caus.' it spurts a hitter intruduvision re-cord '7-I to Bolt itt,ote's 6-2i lhie' ('olts stuuul,j still h,,ve a shot at a wild cant fm'rthi hirst,'se'r, if Nt-st F:nigland whit hi looked to be- out of the' plas off picture a few se eeks ago should defeat the' Ilphins and go iii, to beat the Colts at Haltimmort' mum their season g,uiii,'s II j - thu Ange'ts - 1' , - '1 here shot1 ix' a gol ii at t'hup at tackle if you ha'lie'su' ri miatchups,'' Ke'lIt'y Ku bits The' big breakaway threat is 'e'niur Alfortl ('artu'r-,lso (he kicker - is If fir sofie' rc'juson that should huaptm-n ti slip his ruiinrl, tmt his wit, to retminiti bin of it F irIs mid often Sc e urits sit urits \ ou g(rtt.0 get that security Souu' players ,ure' so se-cure with tb. 1)nt n,,t'ts the's 'Se signed, this re' guaranteed to lx' t.id fr tb. ne-st sears long ,ifte'r the't 'vi' finished plas inig Thuat's t'rfettIs fine', for the' plot e'rs Hut what ,,ftut the' n,mnage'rs bio'a miue'h se'( uruts do tht:s Relativels littl,', if That's whis sou he-ar of case's like' Billy Martin's this past season when hi.'pu.sht'd so hard to get sortie' kind of e'xte'musitn 'if his contract For "t s curs W'ilt ALston nianage'd thu lkxige'rs and 55 'i never .,it. n anything iI.ort than a one year ontract at a time His sut'('e'ssor, Tomuimiiy l.asortia, is working under the' saint' ,trranigu'iie'nt anti that loe'snt flake' him unique' ann og the' in th, majors lift IA non dii suehi a fine job wuth the ('hi(a,l %hitt slist s, •sitn he wos hi tile el in mm ant quarter'. ,is thu mmie ne ii It agut '4 ii, .,e r if th. \ e It set ill he tt4is is turn, -s e ui I & tintr it t Vein /inm.no r hi the san c thin with ilostori atm ,to,m iii wit -,uri F r .nt is( o I. If I 'rrtur,, st tb (kse I 111(1 intl l)ise (. ire ii with If r nkle s h is ten Ic s st uruts thi in that lie hi Lsn t he d set '.sh,e-tbi,'m Ii.' Ii tm kick at Oakland next star If Charlie' I- nut's keeps the' tnt kie's brmr'g Wmm'kle's back sou caru bet it'Ll P*' for ir an li cc mow .twut tiut ion security hi,tllpl.i'. er- • on Plot ut their r t ions and the-n sell tht'nmse'hs c-s ti thu tuthest todd, r pot. ke timi all the ml oneS 'i1u ith mu ihiiie rs it :1 thu .t is> Sommetenu thui t tnt .Sen .,o to i title) stm,,uni,, to than litre none's rf,i I t ise of lb it w is (perle \1 much flit Is were aft. r thu urmm in ut r afea steeks ao but lii. Iwins ith 551 1 ,nr;u' for ,,nii,tfe'r year, re'fuse'el to le-t hirui o I,nIt . ru in I. nit t limIts ftsatetl itt. s were n t SI, '4aue hi hi Id II if ru'nI..in stitt. \1mri,'se,t, % hen the nuldn't get Much, the' Angels turned toward thu u inquiru ii lb d about /wmiie r lluzzue Hasasi the A:ui.els t, t',t vie. president anti general miman ige r aski d nu li,as a .d Sullivan, tiut' Red Sos nest boss, about him and the I riti rs,,tit is went soniethinl. like this list •fp /,imiinhi'r stand st itbi the' nn'w •twne'rship'i'' has StIlt, 'I ti S,i'st hi. h.es ,i c,'tItr,Ic't hr next star ,,:ij ft's our :uliinoge'r. but hit tail in u in ,n s w is to fitter blmniLse If Ifl.sV'e r. d SuIlis Iii II'. ii uI /uuiii;i r a'. bus iii an i,e r at San lb. ',u inni like I thit w us is. ft anudi. pI.se rs After t llkmnL with Sulks an he calle 1 / mmlmutu r Ic It fun: out u bit and tolil him he d itt t b,u k to him U) lust dos Ne-st clay, Sullivan called Zinune'r, asking hinui about soliut' if th,u Rest So playe-rs lit (he w is the I iliforiija tnge Is ire ink re sled in nutmu,aging their club. Sullisan saul. and I told tIm you r. pUt mi,In,age'r, your.' the' muon /inumile r list, nest tim ni s aisl ith the' new rrwiue'rs, the' new thus and the' new th,at, S W Si ri Iju h uriLe S mIt 5 .iu e let sliuuie people LI) her. do I fit ill it ,ill liii' Is t a rrs ib' 4t nothuni. 'sulhis in eesunetl hit tue r F s Vs - When i.anua throws, the' favorite target is giant tight end Ii ILuidoli hit' fag st-nii,r is ;m perfect u'xammple of play .'N who appear to have "grown" during th" su'r poirte'j ';ut F'ramik lmuiza Wilke'r.son is the senior, - re'at h the' mm;tjor s No sooner uioes he get in 90 iiay s (lien tie' tx-guns thinking in te'rius of the' long haul, the' multiple'.s c-ar contract he' set's c-s cry bods else' getting on the peace and ev,'n on the pos.sibility of ('iilte'd l'rcss Inte-roatlonal i Ll'l. ' Ku-lIe's said that while F'AMI' Os quick as Booker, the' R,,t it irs 55 crc' a Iso bigger 'hut's look a hot bigger on thefit,. tb,1 in tb. roster-lila) b. tfa 'na fur,,,' ii. year," h. Whe'n ths' l7 fi.tkill st'ason tm-gait, the' Thauiu I I S'lphins didn't gist' miu('h, thought to Iu.st'se',Lsomi play They se'e'He'iI c'tlnte'mut to sacrifice- the' se',ist,i u'xpt'rine'mit ing ,,nd re'builiiinig for the' futuruBut se ithi nIt two w e'e'ks rt'mniainin' ii, ti,, regular season, the -3 I hlphmni'. fund the future is now Going iritt, Sunday's ga:,.' at Ness h-:ngland, they an.' tied ftrr first place' in tha' .\h-'(' East with tl Haiti mu one' ( 'edts, I e'ad the' Patriots 8.4 by lime' gone' and an t upturm thu I iste ni titli fin tIe the I' ttriots would take a ith suu1,r:u's in their fini;il twit thu livisini Nu'st F:nigland also _______________________________________________________________________________________________ hiuNol,t'l,( Hand For Trinity Prep Future Now For 9-3 Dolphins? I JACK ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN A _1 .,, - !77-3A sni,iled The Rattlers actually have a dual quarterback sy steni,, touch like the -Saints one a se-nie,r and on,' a sophonnwrc' The rwininig signiah taller is &ii l8pound l wis S ilkerson The iisser is S10, l6puund it I Friday, At tinue'ti "For one' thing, they run a sery iii ultipie' often se'-. the quarterback anti taihliack toni n .-alls rmui, so the> like It) givet.th of tb.'m, a vha,irv to break l'rinit, 8-3, still host 8 F AMU in the F'lorida high hl At hlt't it' Association (la'.., A e'h1lmlipionshii1) football tIitti' tt'iiigtt it p ii at L.ki' Ii we II lii t t ii t hi. ,t,ht' i'mi.' I i'll t'imig without lightS 1 he) F AM Li art' a lot like luok,'r the' Saints' first round playoff vRlum, lf , hut ia.' r. hulk's con- Florida A&M University high, is big and kid- 'bad" ime'auiiig, in niiode'rni hip usage', goti in fact .m cording to , resl eti Joel K.-ll.. e'rs good F'AMt' still lx' the' best ti-aim ste Vt plas eti thus year, Ke lit's said Wu'(thesda, inrmediat,'ly afte'r vo'win' again, his six ',uu.' 'i:: '..;j, JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Truth Of i"nit'nit It tf,e' title' gaii,t' herald ('orrespondent .) Look To SPORTS 0 that a " An launch a national riiovenient to restore prayer in the' public schools. John said it is his understanding that pray e'r is not restricted to just tine' give-n re-ligion r - "Since ErIC Sevare,ü retired, I don't what to thinA'" holidays constitute a fact of American life, The Ii-tLsit , di t, t'ustiiii.s and traulit ion astu( itt'ti '.t lIlt this seasol, kit.' hi't nine part of 'uw' An .ericui hi.'rita gt' ''l-'or a school to ('uiipk'tI'ls overlook this eh'i i tnt iii t h. c hil.lren 's en v iron:, t'ri! inn pl Pt'(';ius,e f its r.'ligioits orit'n1ltIUn oujiI k' to i date t'statilishetl and proven principli's of leartirig and leave ttit' child in i vat-uwi. .lotin stick;. to hi'. u:uns, "Hut t- can't t'elt'brati' t hirisnias st itb.jiit '('hrist,''' he insisted, Ii.' wnnts to knots sshy Chrtstian,s and their tiurt'hes don't protest. lit' respects other religious i:roups. tht'i r beliefs, their holidass and their piiluu'uptiies ''Wti tan 't tither rt-ligions 1* tolerant uf our (linstnun • tx'Iiefs''' he asked II.' s oruk'rs if tiis three children still sue'unh to a tnt or.' Gu'.stdp)-t%;H' gov,'rrui.'i or ('outii urn sti. lit' ss orri es that anti -( lit 1st groups ii ia ii dish I 'hris4 tan thurdies Anti .John Is deepis concernt'.l that our nation ii. I* l.'stroyed trout ss ittun II.- tipholils Anita Bryant in hun propu.setl plan to ANGLE WALTERS With an ath'ertising barrage' aimed at c-very home in the country, the Kellogg cereal people are spreading the word that sugarwatt-ti breakfast foods art' highly' nutritional and don't contribute to tooth dec;iy At our request, the Federal Trade commission has comupilesl evidence that demolishes most of BERRY'S WORLD ( 1 Can't Shun Atomic Power Suppose, for the sake ot argument, that President Carter is right altit flat oral gas that we are running out of it And Suppose we acceDt what most experts now say alxwt oil: the world supply will last another 20 :o 30 years. What then is to power factories, light homes, run cars" flwre is coal, of course. Rut wisdom c' .isels that other sources of energy should be developed. The Energy flesearch and Development Ad. rninisration was created to do just that. Like President Carter. it has been encouraging the development of solar and wind energy. :\lsn like Tresident Carter, it unlortunately has done little to encourage the development of nuclear energy. Non-nuclear sources of energy like the sun and wind certa inlv have their places in a rat tonal energy plan But their places are far smaller than has been admitted Solar power is most useful for heating hot water and, in the proper climates, pioviding supplemental heat for houses As a means for electricity and central generation, however, solar power is out. The technology for either is prohibitively expensive As for wind power, its promise is much less than its cost. ERDA is sponsoring construction of a very large wind-rotor that will produce all of 1.5 megawatts and cost $7 million. By comparison with either sun or wind 'or even more exotic sources of energy, like geo-thermal and wave', the atom has far more potential. It is ridiculous to have to say this because it is, or would i 'l'h e .'ar.tl,i tat tier sat at ii s It'sk his ft 't' r .'ults'tiii iiuilt'ii ent iuiI pt'rpIt'it . I It' H '0. tMl .1 .t k • f I. .ng li,i ir .iuro s tus kit .'ti i',id . A tid hi.' si roki-.I Pu ri It 'hrit - is r.-nit0. e,l Inut. 'hristn,is, ttit'n tht'r.- is Christ,i.,.'' h. sail I his siipl,' ,inalogs is the basis 1 Pus im'tt il,i,'i ii rut .1 liii a ki', I lot', of ' ' us - ' nest ions •ui ii ti, onstt er.'l Hans of tht'ii.. AitIkuiti h' aihuiits lit' is it.. ri'liuous freak j'r se', .Iohn is a follott,'r of 'liristianits His WIIt'rstantling of ('hristii,as is a r digitius dt'bfation riot Ietigi ri lb.' hi rt Ii u.1 'hr 1st Ii'r ( lirist ions throiit,ot,t it,.- torlil is upst't that the lr4nliti,un,,I ('hristnogs carols .ini n,itivits M'ttlns are tm'tng ri'iii,ucetj trot,. 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(.o$ , ' ____________________________ ' God's Word : A Li ght U nto My P(3th H lIlt. .1, 1. ( I)SI.t II) First Baptist ( huts-li iii Sail Illrd I'll!' N1111w of (' ui.tsiling inner gi vet f all that ttt' (iet'(i lbs light. thl' glost ing st ord of His nxro. are unfailing and all of revelation sthich ste have Hill ifts to us .ire fitted to our learned to treasure in our heart. I^-1 'li'sirt's lit' 111000' should be "Thy sturd is a lamp Unto ni) 51W' I II(3IUniOfl ,tiiti gwdt' in the feet, ant a tight unt tin path." stat i:i st iuUi ,a t so ulk hut Psalm 119:1051 If ste hold fast flIrg''t no t that tI)' t lear .tiiil to the light lie gives us, and shining h1:ht of his Word and stalk by it in the shadost, lie still His Splrit save us frott, all lead us forth into increasing 33 is,ith entur.' and defeat 11,154 1,1111 5 lIltirl (1.11 I'S - '.f lift'. htlrlI:CLhi lii,I' lltl'54'flt I' '*1 Christ l,'flis-lit in 1111 I liti'ti,tyi *s. III'ril'(l('I Ill st iS(IIIti. ill fill iI'ilt t'. i n •'Ifu'it'nu ti 1:1111(144 ill In 11)51, in .ill tb' 4'ract-s ,If piritwll 0 hISille tt'r Oh '' 44,5% grII'tS ' hlni1:titl'r 31(711 tht' . (lay, and forward into new and fairer fields of experience .Indsu3lp!' fairer 347 tiul' I arli I Ii, C 11' ' '1.''. I' " t ' U.'-' (III Hut till' Patti (If 113, 4 18 liii! Iit',st .01, F.Ittlt7 i, a ('.ul tight,iiu.'. I' ,I tIll 'hlUiilig light, Willi 12.17 t'titar'. ltrkns''o. . I fr1 11(111 and 141' th.st tUn4'th Ii Is andlilt)- lIlt'' f.111- 'III..ii .-,' . -31. 7 litti 541 (3:31 .11 kO''.otl'II,- IL'- .i-' thu (uestinn: %% a nest ('tirtstlati rnself, I nerd to, knots host to teach my children about faith and trust In God. Can ou gist' mt some ideas and examples tu help me get started 3l.k('d Gull t(l shots her 34 SSa% to esplain faith so that the thildren (s)uld under st and She planted sonic seeds in a planter shaped like a bird's nest, stith a little bird sitting on the' side She tIEk the planter to the (13454 lint shostt'd it to the children I)iis is so hat 'ht' 530(1 ill tht'iii lhItItr,'n I hst',' nl:,nt,.,l r''" st't'd.s in this bird's nest I have stlltt'rl.'tl thou, but onls (;l can make them grow . I'm giving this to you to soater so the seed_s still grow. There art' good setiLs .thsst en 1 rust is easy t.' uhiildrrii, tx't'ause being .1 1 1111(1 i', t rustlni.' 4 our ft:ars'Iit nur needs for all fisul, sos' the tru'.t their earthl I lothing, lose and care As hIther I hildren learn tI*thinkilf (Id as When (ii) soil,.' I':si'l)n 35345 their heavenly Father, they to ill asked ft) talk about f.iith to a readily' trust Hunin the saint' class of third gr,,'It rs, she - -.'.,, '. --' '''-- '''- :''' - ii4)4 A /,') V 91 I ''i''' - . -' - . " - ii I - • - " ' . ' . . .' "k • oust learn to stalk inure trustfully by faith, and not by -ight i'rut's'e'ding 10 this ii.,IflflI'r so,.' still not fail to, find 't 1,,'! iis g!ur% * IL I - - - ________ RI 1 --- I.". _ ii - , - Baptist Choir Presents Musical .- :1. (II" ('Ii \'S'FA l. ( ' ''Noss allot you plant good or bad st't'ds t''er day You plant a good seed to hen you ask I31,c0ne sthu doesn't have any friends to play, or so hen you are f dl and kind, even to those' so ho aren't so nice to you. You plant a bad seed if you say titan things or make fun of others, if I, ou kick and hit them Ash God to help you plant gotxl seeds so that good things still come back to you. When uu help someone, you are ,: iving You are planting a good wed that still product' a fluster CI slIuboone else's life and also in our ustn Iteniie'riibe'r host :110(1 sou feel if, hen the 11l.Stmlit(' S OU Vt' helped soil es it sou Tb it s p irt of sour rest ard for planting a setsi Father. anti 1k' IllS 4?' you When ou have' .1 1rublt'rli. )OU can 3114511)5 go to lint. God still help you got .dong stith tow' teacher. tour 11 0111 111% and daddy. )lIur b,rllthers and sisters lieU help 5 (III (11) sour stork in school God 5 )uur Friend and your Father UI hellvt'n You can trust hint tit it erthing ' - N101111- and bad seeds If I've planted good seed,s, youll see a flosser, but if I've planted bad seeds, a steed or nothing at all, still conic up , . The Chancel and Youth Choirs of First United Methodist Church, Sanford, will present an 'Advent Service of Lessons and Carols Sunday at 7 p.m. under the direction of Don McCullough. A family night supper will be held in fellowship hail at 6 p.m. Soloist will be Pat Harris and readers, Rev. Leo F. King, Rev. Scott Harris, Mike Hobbs, Mrs. Howard Whelchel, Hal head, Mrs. J.E. Terwilleger and Mrs. James Leonard. 'p TVIAII V/• I .11,011 I''f.4 'a.,''I : if tinie ,Ahe again !' 1 the brink of fievaslal-g,.,.,.~latis i n Yrai::i ('aniphell Phi) that his ,. - '?'""..'. j '"A ' -.11 - ?." v.'..r •. I'. 1, Pb .',_.a55 1.aU i'), &t:." 1.' - - of Sluthern Churchmen, theolog sta.s learned not from .n;pbell also edits Katall any of the several schools he attended ''but sitting here in a ..,gt'tt', one of the 3110g fa'r.tial little magazines in the heavily n.ortgaged home in Fairhope . Ala as the pupil of field of religion his notion of mlni.stry is one his brother .loe and P.O Ea., Dot in fash' ,n touch anymore stho published the Mississippi the idea that he is called to n('stspapt'r known as The Petal niinister to all, sthether they be Paper and stho advocated the poor black folk or redneck complete integration of a ll Mississippi society as early as nem bets of the Ku Klux Klan That idea of ministry led to 1954 In that his accidental but logical in. conversation, solvernent in the civil rights spastni'd by the shooting of n.osement of the 1960s and Jonathan Daniel by a sthite sp i.tl liepL4ty, Campbell t ulitiflues to ins ulve hmi in the causes and concerns of the called on to explain an'i justify his faith b~ o tvj) tee - I - 3, 51 _,S--,,t.1 ,,5:-;..,, ,' -': 4 . .- '..•'$ . :,'. 7.24 • 5. I'S. - '1,. 4. :.,'.,- ',N'3' 'It.'. 0' 'FI I Elfit .\l. have ever troubled nien ern nor After years of prodding by his friends. Campbell has finally stritten part of his story down in Chai•ltes - , The annual joy gift program at Covenant Presbyterian church. Sanford, will be held at 7 p in . Sunday A film, 'l'he Colors of Christmas," will be shown and the Women of the Church will provide refreshments for the fellowship hour to follow. The offering to he received will go to supplement the salaries of retired clergy, widows and dependents. Advent Service 1 ,1 r~. was Joy Gift Program The adult choir of First Baptist Church of Oviedo will present a Christmas musical, "His Love., Reaching," by Ron Huff and Bill and Gloria Gaither Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The choir is under the direct ion of Terry Rabun. Soloists will be Jan l.aursen, Jon Johnson, Phil Cloninger, Bob Rogers and Barbara Johnson. Narrators will be , Pastor Bill Marr and Mrs. Joyce Rogers. The musical is open to the public and there will be a nursery provided. i:-'It ",',? (71 ".. - -yu , - C$o,40$M P.10t1,10 (15c('. )P73 5 0.1.04. 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(.1 Cai:ip'lI's II'.Sfl (unItliment.sl faith a belief that lit'surrti two will triuiiiph (iSt?t death, that grace still not be' defeated by sin ull% to that vie% that has in in trouble Berl W,'.ctnrnfift WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. , - - 1 SANFORD INN David Beverly and Staff of Sanford and Stall 200 W Fir s t 0 $"uo Iwo s'dur'itjon ' andh1 :. tiall at the ch %0 6-11 urch sin o1 a liii I I I I if ii liotik' ', ant, in services 'I'll U r d a liii) r iii ii g . l';t.'rior lil of liii' building i shown in photo ht'Ioss tt'.st.' h TRANSMISSION FLAGSHIP BANK The lit Rev. William 11 h)lwell, Bishop of Central Florida of the Episcopal Church will confirm a class presented by the rector, Rev. Le roy Soper. Sunday, and will be preacher and celebrant at the 10 am. service. There will be a reception following the service for the new conlirmands and the bishop. 'NJ lAst YAK' I.IN''I () STENSTROM REALTY i- rb Sten',tron' arid Staff P UBLIX and Employee, J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E C Elst,a and Staft HARRELL&BEVFPLY , - , DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER Of Sanford UULSERVICE Pb'i:l De le and En poyes . Teaching Children About Faith . Oas A.. & I'll' ,,, A it 1.45. 5,.di, V7'''$*i'5I. bei stint' for It By t)A%'II) K. AI)EItSO u.uvlpfP1'lI is jIM, .1 teather t151 Religion Writer The lii's Will ('ampbell it it t'qWIil% at ease at it ocktail ii...'t UIl('IiiIit!ll)fl S'jUthtfl Iap' Part) 40 SItS 'lurk or w the pV*rty nut. n sa,all t4.itSfl,i .''s her I'.trt (i f a religious group stell shIuk'. lit rural 1i: knossn for denouncing the evils AltaiiIls lit lA)UiSiana lit' has knostu, as he has tried of lfl'fl,..fl tUfl he rnllkes no .II.lo3t'S of his fondness for to be f.sithfuj to the uaiflistry of the glls'i, the hatred of those' a)utlli'rn luris'n and has been 110 e' political right and (33W. s at the' end of a long day kno'.n. in Nest York, to produce a flask the abuse of mao, fuune'i frieruts from the left of ' bite lightning'' inoon And he is a southerner, one shine sthisk&no doubt in the biblical manner of saving the stho has knostn the terrible . Bishop To Confirm S 3-,, - PANTRY PRIDE CELERY CITY PRINrING CO., INC. World onshine and Company youth choir will present a Christmas cantata. ''Good News World." Sunday at 7 p.m. at community United Methodist Church. The Methodist Men's Fellowship will install new officers at a breakfast meeting Sunday at 7:30 am. in fellowship hall. The United Methodist Women will hold a banquet Tuesday at 6:45 p.m. in fellowship hall. II Ham - The Following Sponsors hike This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H Hodges and Staff , 1).Si'isiI*Ii US? PSI SI!? I V IAN CHURCH • 41 a' I 4£ I' • P1 $ 11pm AII".lda, Vs.'.'1 P'a . %I- '- l)eltona. is Isl."ssed h lti!4101) 'lhuiiia's .1 Grads of tli' )rIan5.o I )iot'o"4r' at dedica tion 01 iiess - FIRST PENTACOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 23)2 5.I!i.'o *,t',aI, la.!s.4 I..'lld R.'.Ai.f' . I ':f.4i !%i3/IPIi '5 2 his' I.a ks's ( liii r e Ii of (ho Ii c • olvtwv Provided CHURCH OF CHR,S? 'I' Ps's £.oiid P 'idR••i I .aO$II.%l I tw o S4* to Na m Me.n.s, *,,#,.p The Sharrett Brothers will present a gospel music concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center under the sponsorship of First Assembly of Sanford. The concert is free to the public FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONG*000 447 0.a-. 5I.p1 R,. I Ia!" Ca' a" PI4. W"IV )(.'1' '5 Ha P1 GOOD INIPHIRD I.pas,*s'sRp LUTHIRANCHIRCH twooi E..n.Ag 44)70,1.1*, Dc Umet 93Y10nPNpl, ,Cal CHURCH OF CHRIST S00P$IP1Sp,.s,.bD. Ala.'oIi Sp"si Jam.1' N,,dPjm C ,lI5lI.lI 51,4, 4H AII.IP1bI, Wsv*5.p to 1$ ,'. *e.tP p $ 10 pm API t.*.s,5ti,.p "Alm A,I.,,Ia, III. C'ai, I )2 m £.0."4 S.'.'cs Lad.,, Ill, ('au ?,.lRa, mpn41 S'l'.CIa,t 1:11(1% Sharrett Brothers Concert It Midm0 *idlS.p A ')I. . (.oIlnoI% (right i. liabitor of Our 2111 066 A.* Trw Lvl*,s Hl.#' In. TV TP.s II lal LI. 5.. tIm,, A R04$('. Scabs • Na P1 ss'.p S' "c' '3 10. m I .'.o.?ql.IpP 0Gb NaIp.., Lf q '1 ...n Ae.Ii'p ( Pentecostal ' LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RIDIIutI Pi,l,. 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It $1 4 4'ClO.- I SP..NOL PALYC 'TO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH ):0 - Church Of God Christian & P1 ' Nazarene - Service The chancel choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford under the direction of Mrs. George Touh', minister of music, will present its ønnual all-music candlhghi service Sunday at 5 P.M in the church sanctuary. Theme for the hour' long service of Christmas music will be "The True Spirit of Christmas." There will be nine anthems by the choir and three organ numbers by Mrs. Touhv. Soloists ill L)c Mr. and Mrs. Burt Perinchief, and Misses Joan Wilke and Joyce Iletzel. The service is open to the public and a nursery will be provided. m 1 C I4a SANIORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 44 A.,ad S'.d Phicot 444 04 to (I.s.o A Sc '..t I a a 5.'4411 S"., AO?SPp S,,,'(, a FIT ST CHURCH U,, Ut!W HI ". 1 :3 a H' P iRS? C*I(IR(H OF CHInS? SCIENTIST 13-3 lasI S,I,'d 31..,, S.'...i, £ I I 3: a S,..ea, 5,'.,,' 'IRS? CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOA000 I £ *II,.mH.. & M.??I. 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R IGION CIswV( 1(11111 HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, 0 wo on o urch 8 relief *4310 PHIIP • )W t* P1 Choir Plans kfl) It stas an earthy conversation in sthich Campbell sought to explain las belief that all people stere sinners andthatGod loved both Daniel and his killer. Suddenly everything became cear," he said. Ever thing. It %A as a revelation And I began to sthimper But the crying was interspersed ssith laughter. I sta,s laughing at myself, at 20 - Ben et it years of a riimistry Much had laconic, without my realizing A benefit concert to raise it. a ministry of liberal .scholarship funds to t'flabie '.ophiication 13v seeing Daniel's killer in SoOlt,' Jest:.sh children to attend nursery school and or day camp the light of the gospel. Campat the Jest ish Community bell reached a turning point in i enter in Maitlanl is planned las nsuustry - a nilrustry nost this Sundas at 6 45 p.m. The soithout sides but aimed alstays (IIOIJ43rt is IiI)lti to the entire at reconciliation cottn.unity and still be held at the Congregation of l.iberal JU1I1 at 921 Malone 1)rtvc in OrIluido The' Chai'lites are a Jestish (Iluanunity Center sponsor ed Jt'stih Youth Choir composed lit ,lIIili71 '0 )IIuflgstt'rs rangiog III .igs.' (run. 11 to 17 ('heIr !7.t-mbersliip Is pen to any 110th in the comn.Uflity so ishing to J(J The ('hai-lites are directed by Mrs Fayt' Jeser. Sot ho has a hoichellIr's degree' in Music Education from the State University of Nest York and a Il:lLstCrs in Music Education frori. Hunter College. Mrs .Jeser has been a solo pianisi toith a smphons orchestra up north and currently teaches piano 110(1 voict' o!tsionaU in the Central Florida area The yo ung people, sohu UJt14X1se - a' F/a " '. 5..,4P,' - I ti 3 iiIr I,I (II, hIt Itit' i 1% ,1.11 ,stbo'l',,l 05111 t,IkI' JIl.hl I l),'t eiit.-r i. Ill ( ;.it 4n 1,7,,', I I .1111 , I it . ,'lI'Ii,IIIiit'', , lI('lliilltt Ill! I Illl.,$ tOOl III l01 . till ('ryst,sl t,sthit'tlt,,l St Ill he' the new home of the Garden i131141' (1011! unity S tilir ( hi ,IlhIi its joIstlIr. I), Ii(Ii(t'rt If 4( hulls', l' 111$' unique 'stristurt' so ill ts' t,i,l' l'ntmrl'l% iii t:l.is's, and still ''.s? 1.11011 '.o.lrstlI;);lt'rs It still Is I,itin't 111,511 tIll' \i,trs' 15,111 I' 111114111 . 11 lii i'.ii is SituIn.I. 3111' 1 1. 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II ilIllIltitI ,IhI?Il 1,51 III 5114 fit -lit hiulht'r S hour III I'otot-u ;*r*sgr,li- l's 1111' II lP't'50151( tttil t but ii . 1(1(41 shIll Ti,llIlCi '-i ' It. 711.1 ' ' "I'.lPIt - '' 1113: .1 llll!'.11 iliiiIItIl'll Il,SII', -' 'I''t - - 1. ,_ i'' 'l' ", 't a : ' 4- .. . .! ' .,',-,. ., -'-, 'lSP' ..1 - - .' - -: .,,, '4'r 'T, '' ; ' ',,' V' , 'ti.'. -4' -.. _,:., \ ii ii RR I s Pop ular young Gospel 'singer l.arnelle Harris 1,s ill be guest soloist at Ca Is -ar Ba p ti t Churc h -:" - ,'II :,i , i.'.':' 4.T.4, -'T4,1t '-' ' ".1 ' . , r.. .4 - . '; "-7 '$g s of Lake Mary Sunda' at 6 t•1l 'J'&I,1 pm. at ( ountr ( lub and ('ri stal Lake roads, .\ recording artist, he %% as featured at Jesus 77 fe's. tis' al. - - A '' : ft "2 ..'!' .''-'. - :. : '.'1.' .'. . " . :' ''. , - r' 'I'', -S'.I1' - 1; V' "?"s" •',y'-'-'' "7 .' - -' 5. - " S. 1,1, 35,40 '11.4 111 1', ('ryst,II (',Sthl'tIr,Il soil ikhi(s' Its,' lurgi (Irgllns .7,, 117111 Ii,ts,,1 fruii lint Illu (3 lit, 3 Ii 5,05 'l 'rh 311111 thu '.I'I-tlII.t .1 tills II e',III frllli It,ils t','ii 'mIll they It ,ikt' UI) (lilt' of thu l,a tn-sI 4'r.$tI's n IN. trutel .'l,,ts's liii' lIrg,u1 •o ill 11,14,' 13-`11111 pipes.4101 i's lR'lil''st'tI to I' liii' I,srgs''st lOIN' I'l'.(fi tot'st Ill \'ls '51111, I hit Ii,ItI'3l S;lo4 .511 '-.'s' -, .,a"-...,'., 'I it' ll, IIe'! ''•' i)'1- I uppro i he (1 b's Je SOLS1I (.0(1 nullity ( 'enter staff to dedicate tln,first p'rfurununce on behalf f the Center's Sniney Mt n,ori,ll Nursery School fund ,SIiII th .1if ck (areenbvrg Men.ori.d l)ay Camp fund They readily agreed to hold the benefit 'flit' 'Chai'lites in Concert" tint-fit tickets lift' available at the .lt'sti'sh Communty ('IJite'r or ,lt the ,boor Sunda - ''tiroirier to a i)ragonhly''' should be ore of the irlog closely read religious books of these tunes - A Church Without Walls iç ,1' " - 7 t'IS"tt'l II ldtlii 1, 1 .1111 I 1,111 111 this 5? .51 ill /I- lISol,,ll1 l'oniusn ,ss IN- 1(111103 hill' * III Ii 111111% I'btur,1t it II I If ti'ti 11.11 ,it ils at /I'll'lO II,,l I It if I'llt,lr" St hii*til 501111,15 ,li Ill .53) 1114' • 1iut'Ii ;)I.liLs t 11714111 '1410 'II 1111' III lilt, II OIl l L, 11 Is Ii - ';•,: 4'Z%i,..',': " ' S. -- �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Fri d ay, Dec. 9, 1977 - - S ABC NEWS 24 AS MAN BEHAVES Friday b0 2 4 6 9 12 N E wS 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 6 30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS 6W AMIL AFrAR 7 OVER EAS 2 LIARS CLUB 4 THEBRADY BUNCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 6W MARY TYLER MOORE SNOW I FEEDBACK SPECIAL 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF ANJALS 12 CAROL BURNErT AND FRIENDS 24 MaeNEIL'LEHRER RE. PORT 'I' 312 7W? THIATRtS 7 'a' • 's ' ;t SAT 5u. 41 i • :$ 2 12' CPO SHARKEY A Srsarey has isons 01 lTsmceCt as a matnee ji pser, he is C ho sen 10 appear in a dOCumenWy ato.tIhe roe o t"e CPO in Natal trann 6 SHA NA NA 9 THE YEAR WITHOUT A SANTA CLAUS Arwnatedr".L . 5 C-11 tat' about t"e bear Santa 30 2 FAMILY FEUD 4 A BARBI DOLL FOR CRTMAS fl,j' B'itC'i PG AJI _ 909T isit A.OIT Park £r.4.. ,.iG Afln*-l1 acoialcec,dojo I' • ,,& , i4 gm - BURT REYNOLDS Is 94' "GTOR Starts P - R .111 lio'._________ ________ s!J hOr'.,. i t,, Vo'ces , ..hrey Bcotrr Mictey Rri Dick ShaA ar Geongo S Ir\rrIg P 830 2 12 CHICO AND THE • Xt so,. SAT SlJ' : it .,m trial it cie. C"'jC ,'-oped a new offshore 01 6 CBS MOVIE White Lçtil. Burt Reynolds Ned U f liv= Beatty. Jennifer B'I'ngs'ey IN1973 E x-con makes a deal AtnfederalautrnoriDestob,ealt up a rnoorisrsirung ring In S's' :t IT'S ILLEGAL change for his freedom IT'S IMMORAL 9 THE CARPENTERS AT AND IT'S CHRSTMAS Karen arid R.cri. SO DAMNED GOOD a' Carpenter host thIS Cricist Sr .', L -,IS party Atri guests Ha"cey Also 7:30 Korman Burr Tistrom Kuk.a COUNTRY BLUE s -sli Oiie and Krlsty McNcrio 24 THE AGE OF (JNCER10:45 TAINTY John Ker,ret" CRAZY MAMA Ga ,atri looks at Ine C itS origin s arid IS 'ire TIlE ACTiON 0314 COSO'( WE Rwry POITIER. 24 AGE OF UNCERTAINTY ICONT Episcroe I12 ,n series John Kenneth Gabarn bOlts .11 democracy in action-from 625 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS Peru Vermont b30 2 A BETTER WAY 4 FARM AND HOME 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 9 LUCY (BAW) 655 12 LIVING WORDS 2 °ROFILES IN EDUCA. nON 6 MARLOAND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE sft'a some tOm the S!Oepnç PI Ma ButflS (R ) 6 MOVE Once You KISS A Strarer Paul Butte. CI'O ¶ 969 Melodr ama LnIe 1 aclt te cOurtr't c.riset anti 24 BOOK BEAT SAtlel1an to the Americ,jri li,r'nOti of the 1960s 10 30 GM JACK BENNY SHOW 1 )'C CAVErn St-sOsi r r.tres BARE TT Ananelle Corner guests Ba'etta huntS tile' o a po"ce ocer oo*nAtiileattemptngtos!cp a rQry fRI TALES Christmas Carol 64 MOVIE Ot Love ana Desire Merle Oberon Steve Cochran 1963 A wealthy *oman falls in i0v anti tries to e.aoo hot past by marriage 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 9 NCAA FOOTBALL The ricer Bowl 24 WALL STREET WEEK 200 6 THE UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU Ttio Unezpcctetj Voyage o' Pepto and Cr,tobaj 730 24 Ms KINGDOM oq LOVE ADccatpn 330 4 6 NFl FOOTBALL Washington at St LOuIS a oo 2 BONANZA 7 THE BEST OF FAMILIES Stepi J0tinPatrict Rat, forty late oppos to sties in a jrarflaI,zat,n o a ynOent trOlOy stite t 1895 900 .2. SPACE SENTINELS 4 6 BUGS BUNNY.POAD Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. '"J uemands aanst III 4. I T14114 reqij.rcd Dr. Lynch ' Loneliness Is A Cruel King Without Clothes ' I 11ALTI.N101W FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO ttIOM IT MAY (-JP4CERPI NOTICE IS HURt civ c.IvEH y the(.t C s of the (,' 4 % ,r'pf Spr'nlj'. i lor,a that SAd (It (cxjn(.l h,i r ece i ved appIcat.n 0 %'ICHAEL S ALE XATOS TRUSTEE. request i ng the Cly ci %nter Spr ngs 10 anne. tI C P0l0A?iU agooscr .L,val property ICts I and 2 Lr"smnqer Farms Add. ' No 2. accOrcing to tti IAi therrol, as recorded In Piat ilc*)L S Page 9 ol The PubIt Rptordt o Sern , nøle County, Fioe,dA I ms the WI'S? 191 feel Of Lot I P0ge'Per A Itt All of the rgIt of *a, of Old San to'd Ote Road Ing due South of the atoredescr,bccl Parcel 1 10 4 u THE FIRST P0111 ct, I Or, t 0 415 NOTICE t o tli' Al? Phi. i the •lbQ,i' (Cu?l a A? ". statement of an clAm qr de" i the, mA na., E' (IA ,,1 .n Art.rlg arid mutt r'a( air for the (lam the name addr ess of the Cred.toe h5 .tqre' ..'. Sad (' (oun:l All hId apubl C RUNNER hCArflQ At 7 30 P M or as %OOfl 9 SCOOBY S ALL STAR 'hercafti'r as DOSs.ble. on Monday LAFF A LYMPICS iAru.)ny 9. 1979 to ronScimr IIIC MONTHS I ROY hit DATE 12 ANIMAL FRIENDS .tdr'p' Oflub an Ord-nan, by the Ct, TP4[ FIRST PUBL ICAT ION of W ri ter Spr.ng I lceja tIle 4 THIS NOTICE to 'p In, (lb P.' 24 CROCKET'T S VICTORY 24 EVENING AT 'c '5 .15 iOIlOa5 GARDEN SRI !Pii may hA.e that ChAIlpfc.1. PHONY Pianist Maurizio AN ORDINAPICI OF THE CITY ,aIdty of tIp dc(pnit S A 930 Poti ris the sØ;o,$Ifl the P ia no OF WlP4TR SPRINGS FLORIDA q,ialiICAtOIt% of the pert I 2 12 SUPER WITCH TO EXTEND ITS TERRITORIAL Concerto No 1 by Bratims represcntat.e ,r 'i., 24 FRENCH CHEF AND ','UPIiC To I PAL LIMITS TO ursd (Ion f the Court Music Director Sell, Oza*a ANNEX Iii( HEREINAFTER Roast aCn,cten ALL. CLAIMS DEMAND', condupos the Boston Sym.DESCRIBED LANDS SITUATE OBJECTIONS NOT SO Ill 1000 ptiCri n WoIt.Ferrar,s OsewAlsO BEING P4 SEMINOLE WILL RI IOPUVI.R FARRII 2. 12 BANG SM A N G COUNT Y F hure to Susanna s Secret LORIDA PURSUANT oatr vo PIp i,rtt m t,, c fiLALAPALOOZA SHOW 10 FLORIDA STATUTES Ill 341 tI'S NoP'cp at Admn 4 30 6$ ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW PROVIDING ZONING FOR THE December 2nd 1917 9 ABC WIDE WORLD OF S U B .s E C I PP o p F P 1Y BOOK BEAT as Pers on al Per' SPURTS 25tri Atljnt ic Coast PROVIDING lOP THE ASS(14() 24 A BIT WITH KNIT Corie'prsce Bastetba'I Cria-n. %'ENT OF THE OFFICIAL Stephen P 1030 P015ii10 'rQ ZONING MAP AND THE CITY GreenSho.o PutlIsh Dec 2 12 I AM THE GREATEST , COMPRE HENSIV E LAND USE DL S6 C 4 6 BATMAN.TARZAN PLAN PROVIDING DIRECTIONS 1.1.1 TO TI,( CITY CI?! OF WINTER SPRING CLERK ADVENTURE HOUR 2 CHIPS SEVIPABILITY AND E FLORIDA II 00 FECTIVE DATE GM EMERGENCY ONE Notice of Public Hearing 2 12 SUPER HORSE A c opy 5h4l1 be a,alabI, at the 7 MICROBES AND YEN TO WHOM IT MA! (QNç RI, 1 PARENT EFFECTIVE. Office of lhp Cly Clerk Of tP' Col o, of NOTICE IS HERE II! 1.', CertaIn Death P,s!en NESS IN TRAINNG AIo. Writer Sprngs. 'or cia for all te (tv Count 5 (Ii the C ', ci A cides to inoculate a young boy matic TransmIssIon 015Pefsonoo des i r i ng to ciamne Same SC' rIgs F l or , ca thAt 5.1 1 bitten by a rabid dOg with his ALL INTERESTED PARTIES Counl "IS "(C'.Pd Ape' tat oiphne and leniency the untried and POSsIbly letha jrp 'ritted to att,nd Jrd o be heard the SEMI NOLE YOU I H 14 4t ( topics 'r this week s CranialTHIS NOTICE slob, iDIsIed n ras vaccine Stars Arthur INC ?eq,,- ps?r-ig the Ct, of Wi.',., ,zed parenting Class the Ewnng Herald and rn PIP Sp'ng to Anne. The 10110* Lowe anti Charles Kay A OFF I S SUPER Sentinel SIan both newspapers cieS (re,j ti p'Ce,rtp a 9 WIDE WORLD OF genre tI C r(ulat On fl Sad C i ty one SHOW Lois) land S Entim nger S MAN FROM 12 Ime each Apek ia', four ATLANTIS Acid.P,cv, No 2 accord ,, to er-.-(onSetutve 24 PARENT EFFECTIVE. AeeSS P'O! to IPP ime of the pr thefrot. AS ?e(0F 24 THE BEST OF FAMILIES fl Pa' Ii... NESS IN TRAINING Lett,ng hear Page 9, of tIp CubIt Wec,'Ij% New Times New Years Eve Go Power values a 'o. thp DATED SIPt cia, of Deeembe,. 5s-,n ,nIp C ou nty IIØr ia Pog.-".' 1899 aria trio Ratierlys sporssib.kty are the topics To, wI?, III of the rgIt 01 we, Cli Lathrops and Whee!eirs Iclok Ct, of Ante, Swngs "is week s parenting class Sanford Ovedo PcaJ n C baci on their 'yes arid prepare P IOrda South of the afOrwi.srpci pa' r ¶130 By Mary Norton, to 00nlrOnI the approaching Sad Cty Count II All "old Ac-.t,: 2 12 SEARCH AND C, T (Iprk '-eArIng at 10 P 1.1 1' 4'. enZUry with ho) RESCUE GARY F MASSEY ESQUIRE fP- e'pattee as poss.ti. 4 6 SPACE ACADEMY Altamrrfe Springs. I ior,j 17751 J1flAr, 9, 1979 to cons Ol'! (ty Attorney 7 24 CONSUMER SURadcplienot an Orci n,ys,c, , '._________ PubI5p, Dec 9 II 23 30 1917 VIVAL KIT An?., of Spr.ng. F 'cc ja ' I.DES IS a"Ch -'. AS follow's Afternoon AN ORDINANCE 01 'iii 1200 or AIPITIR ', FIR '.c, ii. 2 197' WORLD 1INALS 114 THE CIRCUIT COUNT IN AND to Es TEND ITS 'IIlls T,u t. FOR SEMINOLE 4 GILLIGANS ISLAND ARC) MUNICIPAL I I',4 lT5 COUNTY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS FLORIDA 1.1,141* 1 04 04 fWI 'NA' I NAME STATUTE 6 BLACK AWARENESS CASE NO 77 2249 CA 30* TQ ,%ciO',' IT MAY CORCEIIR OUSCRiRi 0 1.1,0', 9 ABCCHILDREN S In Pp the Adoption ' t.'4fl 151 PIG 114 S V, 04 Notice 5 hereby gIven 'Pill the NOVEL Soconti of Two part ItAf5Y (,:PL COT To undersigned pursuant to the COUNTY 1 iOrtiDa PuP',:.., - tm'lie'scs ht' IS the only one who .','., Morning S 55 9 DAILY WORD 600 4 CRACKERBARREL 6 GROWER S ALMANAC 9 HOT DOG 4 j5 N a me Statute Chapter 16509 F lo t .iia statute. *11 req-seer *1?, the Clerk 01 flit Crcuat Court. ri and for Seminole Count,. F iocia. upon '.'ccpt of proof 01 the povul, caf,on of tinS r'OtICC, the fIt t.tO4J5 name, to we LEISURE LEE SCOIP4 0 MAGIC under wItch 4% ho faces an enormous chatenge when the tribe on the verge o f starvation has its Sacreti Bow sto.en by the *c are engaged huti55 11211 N State Rd 121 Writer Sprngs F A n Php Cl, of Writer 5prng 12 KIDSWORLD 24 NOVA Race 10, the DOuDee tIOls TWO scientists ri dl Tt4' It', partes n1lefestec bus-ness are as tOIIo* WIljm .1 Runde For 'oc.aIi the drama behind the ri ola d Lena M Pond, I TO A,, ((I'lL Whce 's'deric, s Unknnci,yn and TO the Natural I l?P,pr of Baby rs rl (otto. AP'oS, 'same and 'Mden. are unkfld*n YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'Flat a PePion for Adopt On has teen I led 5ti flQ 9 0 Adept file n.rr I r'4npj Court and you are requrpO 90 5PPH•f' 1 cop. of "tent defenses i tu Kenneth / Bean,, Of STE PHEN SON. STALNAKER I B(AP4E An y PA winoS, addrei 5 Poet CC OP'tei.er Casti'Iberry r 32737. Peft0dn,rS- allot's,1 °" ce tWiOre 1711, day Of Januar1, 1919, and We epie oegrsI: Alit the C Is-ti ni ik.. n.,... tetone , Dated at Orlando, Orange Count,. FlorIda December Sth 1977 PbI5h Dec 9 II. 23, 30. 1977 DES II NOTICE OF ACTION . .-. -------, - .,. - - serv i ce on PelItOnecs - attorney or mrredal,Ip thiCIlIff,, OfPnen*, .1 default All be entered age.nnsl yOu toe II'. 'Clef demande d WGNIUPKREZVANHCSA II LI R PS E EN ER Y PTA ERG ID HEGERAAECSHEPHERDHR IBEYARAHDOKUSOORGRE AEATQTBMMULRXCRRSAH WRHGRSDAVIOEHEEICRP T WM ER ISA EONS L Z E G HOE WI S OHS SN EL I A W X I N A H TTNNEZAOXEEANMYCASS o E I R B N tl D W W 0 E I K 0 R U M U OHKCEOEOIMRRHOEYZUA R G RI XX 01 WY I PAY A SEAM 0 E P 0 Z E RI S L R DR Mf Q R I WA ERG BRAN R RE R V E CE OBBLPRUEALHECCTBEHG Arthur Treacher's has a double delicious special for you! A cup of steaming New England (1() chowder and the best fish sandwich you've ever tasted for only S1.00. ______________ Our chowder is a deliciously Reg.S1.38 ) unique blend of sauteed onions, Save 38c steamed celery, Idaho potatoes and tasty chunks of fish in a creamy-rich hearty New England chowder. O er Easr.s December 311177 Our fish sandwich is something else too. Inside our fresh, tasty bun is our secret batter-crisped fish, tangy tartar sauce and a zesty cheese topping. You can't beat this perfect combiiation to warm your winter. The Arthur Treacher's Soup 'n Sandwich Special! You'll taste the difference Arthur Treacher's makes, I L_ ff to lhp WITNESS my hand and 11* seal 04 '.051?? On D,'nib.r, 711, 1977 SEAt., ArShur H R'(k* tP Jr ( l efo Cf thp (ri (Our? By Jean F Ark, Deputy Clerk Dec 9 16 23 30 1977 III '.40 TO FLORIDA STATUTE I, The " - r I,, o0 ii- Spe rigs. Flor , I*rSOns dei rrig to esam. rne 5,s"ALL IN T(R( TED PA RT . - C Seminole ('ommunity College, Concert Band, holiday concert. 730 p to , S('(' usrite'rt i1;l: Free to public. Ct, of Ante, Sp,r FIr di By Mart N'tcr, C V Clerk GARY F MASSEY FSQui'i Weight Watchers. ('asselberry' p us . Summit Apartments. Dec 9 16 I I J - -, ''s' -in ' ' 1p .-- ' .. ' I - - - -. -' :,'-' - : ' 4,,. . - BPWS HONOR HUSBANDS William (Jean I Norris. of Members of the Rotary Club Ilargadon feels ex;iiipt' 15 (11'' South best V.41) to h.Ip 011 ill bel, Ill' Seminole County devote many hours to working better people' closely with young men of the area. This involvement with youth was exemplified at their Fourth Annual Rotary Howl, if w e'e'k - long festival involving 1,000young people, according tit President Wade tiargadon 'rue Rotarians primar orientation is tow ard owig This is act'cililplishs-d through activities such If , tlrt'akfa.st banquets with interact ion hi'twet'ni uhicnllw'rs and youth, and through prugriiuls suc'ti as Interact. 41 ynunc people'se'rvic'e club Students friol I ak.- Itrantlt'y and l,%lllan a r e In% i tel to .ttlpaIly RUt.IFIOII' it, .t,,tk it , and President Pull Sarnoyede -.mi I= FEINPLAZA lEaN PARK lAIN OILANOQAVI olitial PARK 3I;, COLONIA L LO ORLANDO . 49475 COLONIAL DR ORLANDO 2311$ $IUOIAWSLVD ORLANDO - 7JIS ORANGE SL)$$OMTRAIL Cil,APIDO S 11 1. SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI __ N ___ they could become or* Rn. -- AIRY N . 415*1 I - '5 -''5,- Ir r'_1 (Herald Pt.otes By ) BAZAAR .4 's'.' I(otlIi better T•.,t Vsncent Eighth Annual : 5i -' of sports, t',iLr. - - :--;- - - 1..4,1,,,'", tilt') L -: -••.'.._- - - :: of SERVICE _____ I CALL MILLERS PH. 322-03S2 2619 Orlando Or__________ I 17 97) I San ford , - - :ki : :, '., , 1 ____ ____ __ - -- L";- -' 11c4q1 ) *,O61 y -' -- - i..'.. . -. 1," -"5 - '. P.M. 1I '/'S1 P1 Entertains on his tezi - ,r,i,rs2n,p 12.J 4'•'4v.. J'% ,P' $%1 )J., P''1.3 I $j':.J.-t- ",, or,0iiii !So 1 - - - 71 SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS > 1-t."; l..-,,.L veT'1: Christmas Music Program -,,-' .. " 'I AiSslP4 Z." -'.tfl.' ' a) ti'r' -N pal 1 Mt,. '1;"itl '"-'.'' ,, ' '-''. , ' . , - .of 4111 a, - t1. -.'- - 11 I c--c1 ; '' ,.'-s.r. - 'ij .4; ;4 ' Z 1. Presents a special - sc)):..r i-' liv I , 7.'. multi-keyboard ( M %[)LSII% - _ DAVID HANNAH( the ' ,l. C JOHN RATESTRAW Entertains be with : - a a special Christmas Jazz Act ,5'y CONCESSION REFRESHMENTS PROGRAM SPONSORED BY ' - " •' , ' " i'• Lu•'u' r- - ' "'?t '" --;;i.--,.i:: The Downtown Business Assoc, -' :: with I-' . businesses A. '.. - - '-. -. I' -,,.'-',, i',i:'' •' ';.'ç.' ,t . IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - ,.'••_,-- in cooperation ekja(Wo - .' • G41 IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE f.r: I FOR THE BEST - (Park & First St.) 7:00 (lub are involved ID ?It'Ih) IIIII tile tAJ)S 10 bo III a ddreSsed ,n,,Inoe. oleas, .R'qtallflte(l Wlik' the members ,-r'i'/ '..(".,','l' l'dk'.. ...'.:'-.'-' FRI., DEC. 9th IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Center residents are participating in their Bazaar this week, "flit' residents handmade the items for the bazaar sshk'h continues through today. Admiring some of the articles are Jun.' Miller (From left), acth'itk's director, hattie LaVigne and Mary Wyatt. I.akes'iew Nursing .1 - ':' t tilt Lncloi stamped, sIi FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * - I Evervant, has a problem vi:s LAKE VIE W - ' SANFORD ac i'UITl I),IitiI'iI by professional (1111th and white' IlotuEraphs if a picture' is (1('sired w :th the' an. nounc't'ment V. eItilng forms anti picture's tOLl I be submitted within two ss ee'ks of the si e'dding Contact The Herald Ot'IS:I t'clitiir for .inii Ill fIrilIatlIln ions. I ".- ' - -c- ;- I - response as they are a non. profit organization run by soiunleert 'IWII) said the teen )ears are the happiest'For Abby's new booklet "'What Teenagers Want to Know'," write Abb 132 145k) Dr., Beverly Hills. Calif. 232 Enclose $1 and a long, stamped '24 cents, self. addressed envlope, please. DOWNTOWN - m__ _111111111111111111111111110' - I v arn 4ibout their prUft'ssions Kin Patrick, chairman of the 1977 Rotary howl, explained that pr ior to the tournament, the eight basketball tedms, their coacht's and ui,llnagers ss.'re invited to the club's regular breakfast ruiet'ting Sc' forms may ["a] We are something else:' Watch for thr Grand Opui,ng of a now Arm,, Tr,atp*r's In PIni Hills and AILsmsn$, Srins 'SO5-uV. ;r.'1."i' STM OIL- Herald office's to ,IflflIrLiIk't' these' events Th e FOLLOW THE STARS ** * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CjtWjjNft G4L IDEAS /.,..'i addressed enselope for their Engagement unIt wt'cl' ding LIOns are available at 'I 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD .+ cR' Getting Married? 'U' C!) - :, - . ' Inc., I'.O. 8u No. Torrance, Calif. 90501, and please enclose a stamped, self' /' C German Shepherd reat Pyrenees Kornondor Briard Rottweller Boxer Great Dane Welsh Corgi Tomorrow: Hodge Podge - ~ '~'_ Anonm'nss, I .511' i'S i'll lOOts' concerned with tu-lpti:u ihit'rti in life JOAN waro, up, clOwn or dIagOnally. Find each and box It In. Schnauzer i~*' 344, Rotarians Support Youth Instructions. Hidden words below aooear farwarri hink. Xuvasz - . ' 3Js - -;,;,i c'i'' -k;, For the location of a meeting In sour area, write: Families nlarried, and best of all, we are a loving family, Abby . please check to out and It'll }OUF readers a bo ut this p' wonderful GRATEFUL DEAR GRATEFUL: I ha'e checked you out, and know that you are a legitimate self'help group. T'nere are no dues or n,', f,,,,i sl..n., I.t.t= ,s 1...... i Liii ,...i p,.J,.nJ .,,,,i',f', p.,.. sI. ,,,,.,,l •flflfl IV liii Vjl, •It a a,,,t Sanford Business and Professional Women's (tub in ears' From other members formal sign-up, no last o ies 'S bli hall experienced the-and visitors are welcome. (1111W) turned the I)eeeniher meeting into a F'tMlLIE.S tNONt'%101's ('hristnias tiirks' dinner and party For members igonies I had been through, I meets In nearly sIr. learned how to handle my son esery major and their h usbands at the Park %tt'nU(' home of When he saw the change in my city of the United States 'and and Mrs. Richard Buck. Secret Pals gifts stere attitude, his attitude began to Canada, to teach parents how exchanged ainl the tsix'es presented gifts to their change and so did he. It was to communicate with husbands. Gcttluig in on till' act are Mr. and Mrs. Just like a rniracle rebellious, delinquent or dif. George (Bett I.'rs (left) and Mr. and 'sirs, lie is now clean and happily fkult to handle children of an'. ' ,.' '. - 0(546 ' , people, C i ty Attorney PubIh - No First TUE,.SDAY, 1w('F.,%IIWR 13 1177 AltAmo,we Sprnq, F red., ' ('iso' ('enter. Fret' Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., il ubhou,se'. Spr mE Oaks 4111(1 513 436 Dirt ctrkshop, 1I iii .111117 3(1 It Ili.. Sanlando United Mtt hI I fiSt ('hurdi . Sit 4:14 and I-I 10 4110 411111 noon, ('.1111111 Union Building, Stt't'n t'nus e'rsity , I )el arid Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic (enter Sanford AA, 8 pm 1201 W First St closeds. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 t1I . over Baptist Church, Crystal Like' and Country Club Road. Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 P III, First United Methodist ('hutch. Weight Watchers, 7 p in., Florida F ed eral nierttng room. Altamonte Springs; 10 a iii.. Ascension Lutheran ('hurch, eassel be rr) . Harvard and thot, University of age, DEAR ABBY In answer to CUHI(ENTIX IN liMBO, who was sure her well-known husband was on drugs but didn't know what to do about It, you were absolutely right' He Hiust admit that he needs help before an'thing can be done for him But what about the wife She's going out of her mind worrying about him. A few years I was in a similar .sttuatuon - only ii was my son who was on drugs I felt so guilty and helpless, I didii't know where to turn. Then I iii sc rise red FAMILIES ANONYMOUS. After attending one meeting I . ' . MCIflvIedtO attend lndtO, leA' T0415 NOTICE StOE, IAJhl5he11 tine Evenr'.g Herald and r' Sentinel Stay' 1)011, newspapers general crculat,on fl Sad Ct, Timeeacin week foe four r weess peor to il, t,me of tPr. c-c hearing DAT IC- lPn,5 51?, cia, f C)ec,-'v-t. , .1 ut't or B p 1, ,. %l(iNI)A', l)F('E%IBEIt I 2 lake hlrantky High Sch oo l Symphonic Wind Enst'nIItllt' concert. 8 p Ili.. at the sch oo l Guest conductor, Dr lnalti hiunsberger, composer. arranger and con- , .5.nfr If Sanford, 7 p ti I :, ' Sharrt't Brothers e'c.Incert sponsored 1)) " stud) of tutdergraduates at Johns Families Anonymous Helps Cope With Problem Kids - '- , .\c-.ss'llIlJl PROVIDING F OR TH E A,,'F P N: OF VENT THE Oil ( ZONING MAP Also THE COM PR F H F P45 '( I AP(, If PLAN PRO -.ID,p,c. Dlw T.i[ 10 'I y HI It , E VE ,C, I I I TIVE DATE A cap, Shall be l,1lablp A . ' St'NL)A', DF:'F:MBF:R II I'POVIDlPG ZOPI:PdG F06 'p 5 U 0.1 E C I PR OP £ Q I oft Ce ,4 thy. C 'Pp (lprk - - Ai ''1 Of nonwhite feniale's per 100,000 X)pUl4ItiUfi, 83 marned women and 1& widows died of heart di se ase. l.)nch Sa)s that for every listed cause of death cancer, suicide, cirrhosis of the liver, rhe'umatic fever, pneumonia, SATt'HI)t', UF:('F:MflF:it 10 Alcoholics An(in}mttus S4InfIlril Vt(IiIien's Group, 2 lJlI VI First St p II ('assrlberr' AA, closed, 8 pu , Ascension Lutheran Church (Ira Isge Blossom ChapterS.itiona Chapte Federation of the Blind, 3 p rn , Apt 23-H, Twin Likes Apartments, Monroe Avenue. MIlitIlIlid 1.11) ('II Club Sanford Chapter. 8 p in.. Sanford anti reiiction from the professional Philadelphia , FRIDAY. l)f:Cl-3ljjt:jt9 . I F09 Trio Nununtiaga, starring Neti Rornoro aria an au Irrcir, cast Story of an Indian youth l'sver'y O the DNA Structure iO material o Our genes 1230 6 SPECTRUM 1 CROCKETT S VICTORY ---.- Of white females per 100,51(9) population, 44 married woolen died of heart disease and 67 widows ftsmrrfran Legion Pool and AuzIIiar 255 of l)eltona annual 1,111) IlircI dinner, 6 p III , fI'llIIwetI by dance' 111 8 311 I III Legal Notice --- Fraclitheageof64- %%eljt)iLluj4 l.ynuh said the breakup of the famil) causes premature' deaths in another ssay it ,Iffe'( t children's health - (iulnIts'r (If ('011llter(t' _________________ ___ " - ,Sanlord.Sc'minole' Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. TangleslNal e At, closed, 8pm ,St l(ithird's Church, 1.41k,' 111,55 elI Road larngssirnd flit, closed, 8 p Ili , [tolling Hulls Moravian ('hurl II. 513 434 Young Adult Club for Singles. 9 p rn, Orlando Garden Glut,, 7111 F: uollins St p. . pulse tionships ss ith others up. I'°P begin to sstuther and in Boon, Mass and sst'flt to 1k' said his book only lends the.'' graduate school at Catholic iie.ining and Significance to the Despite his ('r lticism of University in Washington. 1) CL 't4ItlStIc4lI realit) that single, American science sshah hi' IIlO55i'(i and divorced persons sa) s disregards natural human 1k has taught at the nor.' often dii' before they caring Lynch said the University of l'ennssls-ania 10 0 *. sihen a nurse quletl) took her haige strong, meaningful rela- life If thatelivirsomeho,A dries graduated from Boston Colh-ge , CALENDAR . ar e It -ii(fing killer Ili the United tit-art rate ituproved sharply Lynch asks in F'ranieinghani. Mass sstuc'h average life expectancy for liit'di('aI conlniunity to his t%J(,k Hopkins University in l'enns)lvania showed that stu l.)flch said that ilistoricauls is 41 5011111 cii) of VICIIIU stable' Hattinlore is'nts silho later died of \;lerican 111e'n ,1n'I vionien. ha been positive American doctors and laytncri people Ihust of thrill married 'I don't lirilit 11) sclf to i..k' tirrifsar i'eiirt disease were 'We nut V'*. t u neuiintIn hts bthlk, l.)nch 14.05 L'S consider disease to be 410 sith faillilies The' group has II kind If treatise on 'the family in that Itluvi'S beyond science," he be)onsl statistics to show the' blAt likely to have been an only assault 1)) nature, such as the lower Index of L'oronar% trouble .:I('rI('a,'' he said ''You can't child or to have lost one or both sai d ''We have to treat humans effect of human caring u po n infectious diseases poiio and than the rest (if tilt' country.'' he tlll%'t' a healthy family in a .is more than man-machines one's health b) describing parents before entering college tubercoikriis, that have' tx'rt IllIi "Kilt) in chaos What each of that can be fired up with pills uboervatior and t'zperirnt'nts On.' of the more dramatl effectively controlled 11) scornl,ynch Fxsinted to bordering ILS has to do is learn to live and tc"hnology. We rtiust he made as II staff doctor at the examples of cardiac change as tilic medicine states Ne'vadal atl Utah in withIn a coniinlunit) of people'." realize' that feittfngs cause Mar - land Center for a result of family-associated ''The return to a medicine tiikjng his point th2t the faxiiil diseas e.'' l.ynch, who has become a E1tiergency Services emoti ons occurred in 1952. and a societ) - that once again situ4ltiorl is it ke) factor ill sought-after lecturer since pubHut Lynch said (hi mass''lndis'idual human interac' according to I,nch A 27-yearrecognizes the healing fxiwt'r of health Iicllt loon of his hsok, said he was audience reaction to his book ovascular old woman died of heart fail ur e lions product' car di hulilan contact will nlIL'et Nev a da. 'S hit- h has theihlil9re(l to begin writing when has been most su4'prLsiflg to changes that can ' be rather after telling her doctor of her resistance Groin many sources highest divorce' rate in the III' 55 itne'sst'd his 75-year-old hill, brother's attempts to rape her he said within the medical coOl- e'owitr lIlSil has the hiight'st fattk'r (iii' 'S ittI his wife of 48 '',id) illlIfl) people keep telling e'asilV ti.onitoted,' 'Iloth the presence llfld abe inwiity," lie said. rat.' of prctilatiire heart (lis('ll' )('ars Ill ills b-"bide' holding his lilt' causes of disease are the' 'Whew, Ins glad soniet*s' s&'nce of human contact can be complex Su:s'ival from disease But he uulalntains it is at,'. .,,. 11411111 d) 's fi na lly written what I rutical forces leading to is corTlphex The experience of Iutvly nece'ssarr Hut Utah. which bIlls one Ii! lb said hi' has seen death believed all along','' said disease and premature death,'' human companionship, love, I.) rich said that persons who thi- lowest livorc,' rllte.s in the dlii,' for 50 11:110) people' that l.)nch. who himself is married are critically ill are hel ped nation, 11455 the lowest rate of sam,' way - in silence, Lynch cites the example of a loneliness and life and death and has three children aged 8, toward death in many hospitals pr.'naturt' heart disease' 31-year-old woman critically are all complex," Lynch said, "The essence of the en.10 and 12 by being denied human contact, "Hut this is not to sas that counters is dialogue, nonverbal Lynch said he has been in: injured in an automobile ac' adding that his book barely especially with spouses and soniic'one can't hi' happ> and dialogue' land , cI,nimunication terested in the 'niiind'boSi)' cident who had been in a coma 5ctotL'hI1 the surface of the family. healthy who is umuiarried,'' between those who are alive for two days The 55ollItflS protAe'ni since college If heart ilisc'ase' "We live in a society in which 'King Loneliness has no do' "N'laybe I blu.shed at an earl) ''ntis dialogue is the elixir of age," quipped l.iih, 38, ssho lull-I) .says for single people to higher death rates than 'liii States todas. the prunary cast' married people, hotli shitt' and sturkiii the causes of tlii' nonssiiite and both sexes 'silent killer" IhlSrt'g1irtLS the ''hloss in the' ssorlil dill sse fac tor of llItIL'lInt'ss and beCOnle a societ llf bad .-nitItiomIl intatIIlit re'latiorshir blind to the health "The sci,'ntt.sts chose to stud) setting A -curding to l,snch's statistics to', c-ring the ears I99-1 .111(1 .-trllt'ricaris aged 14. Of white males per 100,000 population, 16 Illarned men die of hiatt disease compared with 32 single neri. Of nonwhite male's per 100,000 IxiPulatIon, 142 married Own and 298 divorced men died flIedi( inc thing, yet, because cver)one -,;fill 1.)rx:h. 1herto are defi. and luvt- the statistically c At least that" tile' ttst'uIrs of 1)r .l,Iti.'S .1 I,) li t it 41 Specialist in S) cho.SOiiliItlC Itlst'as(' .It the University of Mar)land's Hit'dical si'iucsol l.iih argues In his best' selling booK, ''The hlrIIken H eart,'' that lont'lint'ss is a .ruel ''king without clothe's" Ili America which often leads to titan disease and pre'nllature death for th single', 'SiIiOSSf'll and ili'ort'esi lie' t)ellt'Ve'S that IIUIIIIIO ''dialogue"' - both ph)sical 41011 emotional - IS tilt' single' most disregarded factor in modern ien t Al become due %hl' Stated lithe clam 5 centrig.-.-' -.P u'I qudatrd the flatu? uncrrtantp Shall be %tAtd clam s secured III' tecur', , deScr.tied The ('AmA?,' -ctpI.er t4Jtl'C'tflt cOOPS of 'hi , P tIp (leek to enable the. c' mAl one (Or tO riCh ,epreSentAt,r All rsons .rltrrCS'eli ri PIp i's' t Ahom A CCP Of th5 Nu',,Adm.nStraton has be rn ",Ip , requr cci .551" N divorced hall significantloo In his hook 1471ch cites a sst'alth of statistics to demon. sirate the unhealthy aspect of beilig lonellt, and then gives I linical ti4Ita to (orrolsirate the iilagical puss er of human Of iM)I1ItiOn attorney. and the amount (Ia,,', it the lam s not 1rt cilia the He %aid Ili the case of heart the single, ssidosst'tl and cll5fi5e, mirage," said L)nch. C ol5411111' disease their feelings - (habetes. turtIterculosis, syphill.s that lont'hnc'ss must be if one singles bar to another, the iitiddleagecl diSlirct'd lIIktfl ssho spen d.s 105 nights ssatching tek'visllnl, the elderh ss 1(11155 h st't'ks companionship from Nor pool all are likely to die' ' Saturday fecls 10110%. iiiv tell ourselves Pie bachelorgiiho hops from ,-,t,i.' '. I I 1 III I 11) flehifit'SS can kill. SIOPITHS rwO.y tiji 0411 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. Friday, Dec. 9, 1977-16 A Broken Heart Can Be Fatal All --- -_ john ) %rAn, Pan. rsa 3Z7$9 Legal Notice OURSELVES a uuva' Al eSlAIC 5 Stephen R s 192 Il?eAI'r A .e .5 1 300 NFL PREGAME 4 6 In Kr Estate et ____________ - _____ 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 2 30 24 FLORIDA REPORT sHow CIRCUIT COUR' THE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number 77 )3 CP Ortrap. 11w ninth aflflUal Chr istmas NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIOII parade of the Ddllary Volunteer icr TO (RI Os TOR ,,, p Fire lh'pa rtinent ,AIll -step off at to ALL PU M SO P45 ,4A V P. r AIMS OR OF MANOS A(A IN I p.m. Sunday. A total of 30 , THE AOV( [STME AND A, entries, including the l)eltwia 01 H( R PER SONS IN F L N1 ',Tu Junior high School Charger' IN THE I STATE Halt' 5 Qven thAt the .i. sand Hand, local fire depart' rijmedestate .5 benrj .l(jm.nt.. nients and lass enforct'uielit Court o4 5cr'c Count,, F orcia. Probate 0 agen c ies, is i'ntt'rvd in the addreSS 01 Atich 'S Se", parade W. and Mrs. Ja:Iies (outtPiOuSI' County Melont' ssill be parade iiiar• I lorda. undi'? V IC No 77 3 The PerSonal R IeStIItAt,e ø op. shals. 1 30 H,sA,ee aria Trapper job?, oiect sell gosernmeit 0 1 AMERICAN BANDSTAND t MAKING ENDS MEET 100 2' .12 NFL FOOTBALL Pittsburgh at Cincinnati 6 FAMOUS CLASS I C 9 GiLIGAN S ISLAND 12 KIDSWORLD 2 1 THE PINK PANTHER ARTHUR AND COMPANY GM PLA V MAIES SCHOOLMATES 9 THE GREAT GRAPE APE SHOW 800 2 12 CB BEARS 4 6 THE SKATEBIRDS ALL NEW SUPER 9 FRIENDS HCUR 24 LOWELL THOMAS R EMEMBERS Amoa Earriarl 830 6$ SWISS FAMILY ROB. INSON 7 THE BEST OF KOVACS 'e 9 DOC A PIECE OF CaIsJrsetyhourwIlflguestS T i m Conway and Betty Wrte ro trig 41 1 1. Aticter to pero'm an autopsy on a Japanese martialarls star 6$ NEWS 7 MaCNEIL.LEHRER RE PORT 9 JOHN DAVIDSON CHRISTMAS SPECIAL M. t,iTs'son aria triO dec.s recovery COsiCO , .?fl fl .1 d'sagreeriienl 11 'S ItO to Check Out a bP P(h.gmant loses his lab lectrn,. 2 4 6 9 12 NEWS GM FERNW000 rOREvE 7 LLAS 'tOGA AND 'tOO 24 DICK CAVETT SHOW 30 2 12 TONIGHT 4 CBS MOVIE MA'S'H An .ii .-g Pow rceis , 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW iRI 7 24 WALL STREET WEEK 900 2 12 THE ROCKFORD FILES Rocktordmasuerades is a rich Oslahornan arid risis !~ 1:4 VW 1 Epsoe I ri series 1000 2 12 OUNCY Ot:r.,lJ.iCA stars in this o mtsc .r'i comely *tn guests Arctic Ca"pbe' 'ede t,'PC. Micssey Gilley. JotinnyGimbie. Charlie NcCo 6 THE MuPPET SHOW 6 CAROL BURN E TI SNOW Guest Alan Ak-u 9 S25 000 PYRAMID 12 THE ROOKIES 24 FLORIDA REPORT Legal Notice DeBary Parade TV HIGHLIGHTS -- AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 'I �2B—Evening Herald. Sanord, El. Legal Notice _____________________ NOTICE o PUILIC SALE On DeCember Ii I77 at ' p m . I 'e under-sgned All sell one 1571, Yrumpi TI COSS.327, motOrcycle. ''V C'Qfl for repar and %'o'agp Sale *11 he held t Larr5 S CcIe Marktiam Roan l.a If. 17. 13 - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice 5 hereby given that I am rngaged in bv5flC55 at 316 So 5th p o Boa 5.36. Lake Mary. emnoteCounty,Florida,un,,Jh, titiOu5 name of JAYNE'S iiAQI((T PLACE and that I inttfld register 54iØ name wlrt thC Clerk . the Circuit Court, Seminole jrlty, Florida in accordance eith 'be prOvisions o he Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section M509 Fl0rit Sla'utes "SI S iayne P$cha,I PubliSh Nov II. 25 Dcc 7. 9. 1977 DER $0 __ Lega! vtic IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA POA7 DIvISION File Nvmb,r 77•I-CP O.vsse In Re Estate NELLIE MAY MOON Deceased PaOIi FlOr4 Publsh Dc. i e 1 1977 Friday, Dec., 977 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOu ARE HEREBY NOT IFIED 4I_HOU CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole - TEXAS OIL 322-2611 831-9993 __________________________________ 5:00 AM, RATES 1tt HOURS - 5:30 P.M. Jconucutivetimu 7conuculiv.limu 4k a lini 3lcalln. 33cc line MONDAY thru FRIDAY SAl UR DAY SNoon 3 Lines Mimmum ___________________________ - r*fd$ mature prson tor short trips Surrounding Sanford Contact customers Wetrain Write K Q Dick. Pre, Southwestern Petroleum. Ft Worth, Ta Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. COMPANY NEED A SERVICEMAN! Ycull find nm fisted in our BuSIness Service Direcloi'y The weather is perfect for a backyard sale - sell ey9rything fast *th a want ad Call 372 3611 o' 631 53 DEADLINES Noon The Daj Before Publication - - . BR. - I nice sleeping room. g,e, people only 377 fl$ -------- -- 3O-Apartnint Unfurnistd --- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 41—Houses ---------- Ridgewood Arms Apts. I 2 & 3 Bedroom Apartrnen+s available Pool, Rec Room. Vr'nn Court, Laundry room, AC. O'sh*aher, Carpøed Drapes Call 323 6120 bv'ween S 30 m & p m - fireplace, scrtene porch, many .,t, $37, ,, ',) $Q _____________ balt. C NSA. largeprivate yard '573.55.0. 323 0700 ____________________________ B ownr- 3 BR. 7 bath. W * ca,'pet, fencid yard,fruittrees I eatras 171.soo Call Jfl 5732 3 fiR. 3 bath. family rn, . fence3 yard drapes, refrigerator muCh more Md 530's 3731005 or___________________ 377 0373 Ot PHONE CALL STAR T A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS THE RESULIFUL END NUMBER IS 322 7611 BR, tm rm S fireplace, in 'own, $75,500 William Maluczo*sk,, REALTOR. 372 7953 ___________________________ ____________________________ Sanford 2 BR. large lot. .'ett, near stores. cared. $I3.O tou S!o Isrovers , ARIAMCLIF. Spanish styte home 3 BR. 3 baths plus garage -- ________________ - --- I Ideal tirsl or retiremenl home' 2 I!4 I (ialtt Only 11$ lXI) Lg 2 StOry hom, 1 1114. I . balI, 'deal for b.g family AlSo hltt SR gar apt lOuSI or renl Many S'vtras 5SS REALTY --- lFD l' . - . - . . -_-_. 2107 AMELIA 7 (1P. I bath, good ior.stmon pOt,ntial $11,000 i BAY AvI 3 . I haItI. iltrgt.5 .'hrn trees $71 900 - P V A',/( 'C'uSC i .0 - I ' I vi CIl,'iit ' lic,vrat necklaces. 529 up Meeker Wilctt, IS up Conue in 5 See' C,aaltne, iewrlert ?Ci S Park A.e (on'emltr, firs? flu, 13)0)0 S LI •'.L 1' 14 I"t '01Q - r,',5ttr.%% 47—?'obIIe Homes I PdYOlt( Sen ice MOONI. r I - I v •,1(;fli I $lS)7) 5756 • , ;.l'r'LiAPICES . ' ,, -- ' FOLLOW 1' HE STAR S * 15 PC T OF F 4' v, - .'.l%%*,ir. 2) "(onsole col A - ______ -- -. - --- 1 ,ri0h-5 Prank j 516 8S7l "i:l, IC boriC lili AL TOP ','4rull _______________________________________ 46—'Comn?rclal Property Ott C CS New - Pert, Lrase ci' Sii' Modern fluitd.ng At t'Irs 37)120) lay Call Bait Jim Hunt Realty ?vrtgages 47 A - - away sold pe11 bauaric - C .ssSr'trri'. - 0/N', '5T & ;'.) 5'! ' up b 10 ,rs Ic' Orb' cCnSOlC1lt' eu or home .mptO,emmnt 1' Uniled Compiu'.rs 125 :',.ss A,p M.chujan Orlando I i erused Mr Igage 15rokrs App ' i. e lance $64 Ii. .vr'Ft "rw , ,, "''i' ' I U .m.,t r1'' 3 S e'A iii,) ',0Q,, 5119 CAIoce 5i5 '..nge. ''.I Sc 11 'rA ii 561' P'v jF4ri( C c'4 5J ee It 'APar 0140 Sr. .'ii',(, ((P41(14 10)7 S'ale M S.5rubc.,d Fla1a 172 9411 . - re,er uifd SIgP'tI I ' %' 'P rig balm' I' 5I1 'el 1277 , - 1976 SINGER F UTURA '.".'da, IQ a m 5. pm F PM' PS Oak Avenue 5 " c's' mOO,, '' Sew "'.51? .ruq' fUlly ajtOmat.c soio Ol.9i"m,4lI $515 ltep"tsessed osej br • r'iQrrtp'5 balance 194 SC lIe 5757 ' -- . Fri 1"iit% 5 Sat - 730 Art Lane 100 w.g. 3 men's watctue, 2 cfi3ij.age carrers *th weeI5 anligues (3 , , 72 DATSUN tIi s E BOOK CARS BLIIJ C.., iii ' '67 RENAULT R. 104 DR. '75 DART 4 DR ' a.,1- Sri •'Adr '69 ROADRUNN ER C,a,nI 0'. Aro,d A.; A,iy '72 NOVA 2 DR - a I. r, )tt v a '75 MAVERICK Piease9.peakli,nauooam Cu'e, coOle r arso 're. Call 12) 4248 . ______________ pert poodle pvppes. free to 90od horr'e Pt I Pa, l5 F Park Or 322 0246 Doberman pups. AK C. tails docked wormed reds S blacks $150 lo$7jO Born Oct )O'P' 37) 4 DR. '76 SPORTABOUT - '75 PINTO 2 DR. '68 CHEVY PICK UP A.. Avis ' c. *.' 5ti' 5yII *95 "2288 s yi Liii Gob, 1088 Over 50 Clean Cars 1J99 to '6995 C.'e i 0' mit *4. 'ml ' " 75 PLYMOUTH '. il 2399 '76 FURY I C)' Ph 1999 (' IL 75 PLYMOUTH, '3288 '': ' ,',. G , b Cu',i 0' 'me umi.s A,' a,i, t* (' P _2499 '2788 . - 1299 P 74 CHRYSLER 1788 ('1:5 '74 DODGE 'mo.;c'l '1195 'mc 73 FORD 0' PS 511 IA 2999 2788 ,- , .. 'm..o." ' 0' t.. 74 OLDS "295 Rent - 72 CHRYSLER P'IIIA 9199 1095 A.e,ii 5P4r I' Iii,' '.' 9499 vs '71 SKYLARK C.' 1099 '73 PLYMOUTH 6S--Pets-Supplies 3 .0 9399 - f ______________________________ - -- _________________ msceil.ln% , 9099 waler Pump 5 ca"rr, SIX 349 3'I __________ ________ Yard Sale Sat . Dcc 10.9105, 421 C,rnds .Cw A., (lofhej toys ' 40" 71 PLYMOUTH it., 0' 'mc C'k'A Gremi.n. need's ______ - -- Bombay Prnief.t sale Sponsored by Rotary Club of Lake Mary. Sat. Dcc '711. Sb 1, Lake Mary Blvd at SiP SI rye 57' 1977 Singer ZigZag SAVE 500'0 -- 7 .i:i '70 CHRYSLER offer side. ___ SI earn Clean YOur Own Carpet Peril O,r Rnserivac CARROLL S P IJRPII lURE 372 SIlt Fr, & Sat & Svn, 10105. huge sale ri c ClIent • ar.ety, 300 W 13th SI .' so - ' -----------., '' - Yield I7Q5 gcv)d 'or all ty(eS ci (arpet.i'g Sold or ginally 5714 'tpcSSr5sd 'iSed to' SI'i 5O—'Miscellaneous for Sale 270 P4 Fleet From _________________________________ 7$ - ELECT ROLU X VACUUM '1 "'i'•"i Sat _________ _________ - 'GiANT YARD SALE Saturoay i,v'uly' LOtS of lop's & mi%( 'iouSfruOicj -lemi 71I Sanfonø A,e Plo Sale's before 9 am - __________________________________ Sal, Garage - -- FILL. DIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING' Cluck 0cm-i,, )fl f5fi Sale - - --- 5" I . Ant'Quet. items, (hrslmas items clothing, d'shes. cc'. rn,cS toy's. etc Fri & Sat 9 'C S 203 A'Oodmerr Blvd 322 5917 cr,stai Late Dqiv air Mar, PH- -117 91)1 - - ii. 64—Equipment for reasonable 73 Austin MIr,n. II 100 Great Cord i Runs Goø' Yvit Scum 372 0477 Alt hopper 6 c, Standard shill w lb r41 o I 'i'4'vr 377 9)25. ILL DiRT 1 TOP TOIL YELLOW SAND C .mui 0 ck 1. r. 32) 7563 t'oitryuoij 1PM SPY '2' a ge 1'.,r I 7,i,l( Il,) (P414 lSTi.iAS I N LAKE MARY''' pi.Smt Elp%p %F iO!itt OPEN HOuSE DeCember 13th & ____________________________- - No 'efusCO LeapP name ano "u'rciCr a' 37207)1 or 2726*43 _____ _______ F Garage Sale.. Sat - Dec tO I S 3201 Country Club PcI - Sanford flu, row for ChristmaS --ir • Li,Xolfl Contmnental GOcid Condition Mutt Sell thi5 F CD. t011 172 1936 62—L.awn.Garden Garage San 1111 S Pack A,e . fri , 5I Sun Dec 9 tO, IT Msc,iianoi,j items "" '69 Pontiac Catalina 1550 3235366 1' A 'I 'Puc.rciet I'_'a --_______ _____________ '" - 53 & 1' Ill u I _________ ti CP'e,r pcb u r • o.n racs. $5. 5' Tvt'(,,u TI- k', 53.5, uSED I ,[(T'.'1 Or I NI' (HAIRS 11.003 5 P II aulo 11300 373 3*11 79—Trucks- Trailers _________ 11i114( Clark_Chrysler-Plymouth rri:.iii SWI 140111 Week . i)t..•,t 14 '1 1 '1 .fiPe( T5 11,17 wb.tf Slog 130 Carp,t 9 ,1 Ilcural $25. '9 floral. 0.1 space I'i1'ate, $15 China glass plants misc III) Pars Fri & Sat tO am 5pm ---- . DART FROM - ________________________ - _________________________ 'it T) I & ' ' - 1* 47-B.--- FlflaflCiai SeIVICeS i,,, . 12 MOTORCYCLE TRAILER. 3 spaces 322 9661 or 32) 0131 after )p ru ke,hoard Leslie __________ 54—G')ragQ Sales ill.. 5,10141 (.t.(.( S tiOuG*4) 4. 5ii (3 All Pu'Ch8te Itt & 2nd mor 'gages at d.Scp,,r.t 24 t"our' aPpmou.,l Cal 68)1519 . - Bought & Suld S ,, it.., --- -- HOnda ZSOA mini 'ral I yr Runs o' 11$ 373 III) 60—OHiCe SupplIes Mile, good IlSrd ma .p 8111 Oria', 0' 372 0)57 ________________________________ ',tower 3) III'.'. I',' Mole, Iiearcioi-' lamps 222 1S a,ter $ p "u OI4P.l P %'nujil Oltu' 10* ii A" $730 u'- app'o. Owner lt'0i r• C' lang; 54) 1016 F e Groan - ,,---- - riea'er. AC. PS Speaker PetCutson Good cono S?X I'? '?ep --- 7I Thunderbird. iDr all electr,c all power, can be Seen, at SO) I 25th St , Sanford *fekuia,'. - . P ."tm.i ' ---- - $13 to ' - USED CAR SAVINGS trade -. 78'—?v'OtorcyCles ' $321 piliopip lip mone, uSC 10* cost c lauilied ac's to ti'.iy tell ' _________________ to a i'i ill mave'''•.'.'.'.' ... IS' elI c en' serv.e uP rI TV S Open Sal yiels Tv 259 , 4001940 ','A( ,purl.jri) A-,,' 3)) 17)1 I A,on decanter's in cars Irs, 009cr beng maclel. fOid.ng pool table, Ylttri.ka camera 5 S!tobe 5 '915? 57%, 321053? fr - WALNUT STEREO Brand rew l't n origmnally $9 57300 09* 121' - - ISUY JUNK CAPT. ISO fill 3?? lt2i ............. ---------------- ________ I' -- F huY 4UP4P CARS. br(kS & rn rts $111 ho SiC' 277 5990 after p ri & Are' i'r.iS 'l4i'i'i 1967 VW Vtltrrin (..Pi,a 577 91101 ______________________________ ' 53—T'V.Radio.Stereo ___________________________________ can Nigrut ('awlerS SQ worms SI AlSO Peat Ovally $1 t'ijiPib't Wholesale •n roijr contanen S buShelS or "C'? __ 75C PCt buShel I)AGC.S 'P IT 2513 Sarlp'd A, , Sa"'orcl 1)7 1MI 546 011)0 I - 19' $.'i'O -- newer ho.tir. âIi.I'l ment' Sell 'don't needs- ' fail with a wanI ad ______________________________ :.', P sn Camp. Tapie Shop. I) bot%. Movrig -,- .5 ri,j).5.ii L iritris Sandt Traler i'.j5 P410 Stones, Great. trapS Steel Rock-s A-re '.'-esh '.'i R4(( COlIC '4111 (0 527315.1 45—ResoriProperfy I P.IOPITAWC REFRIGERATOR, 30 u 11.560 3237121 ' ' -- Ward 'Signaure' space heater ICts than t*cj old Electric blower and then rr.ostal $1250) 319 5453 after 4 30 I. " Ty - ,, _______________________________ WHERE EL'SE cjUt BEST OFFER X Ira Sharp - i'.ariu'5 flouOht & Sold '.'uS C Li'SSOflt Pr,,ti' ,vr'.3 P l7(,( f.roop BOB BALL S. D-%Ourut MuSic Cenle,, 2202 P rrn(ii A,, 177 28% -- Oak chest of drawers, Med.fer,anean BR suite, 1730 COuch & (liar Jammsonl, 525.4) Upright carpet sweeper, $75 pinØ deSk & char $20 i,artage D.spos.g cost new, 143 %nFl fpr $30 Art ),,r Ce ccm. 151, 5)' eM 5151 ,'..il I" PU.L IF')Ij 377 Mau'c:cywy. (bristm5 gitt ' Montgm.rv ri STEAL - dr'Qrounj ,' il'('r. 5 WADDLE OF NI PAL STORE SI!. ELM AVf'lUE - I ho i s Dunk frl'O*t' 43—Lots.ACreage .'r.i iii,' 111,vfli'iin,I.1r ,j-ltn,,' On the Beautiful 51 JohnS ltm,r LivC P4W 09 Sanford Oft P4w, I? 97 Leisure 'World YObilC (ttate, American Pavk DeBar, Mobile kicimes & LoIs beginnIng II $11 $0), bark l.ri,anu tug nclvl5ps 'Club HOV5C I'OOl Ter'ru.t COucts, Boat Launch 1305.1 *6l I Ski' ''iirkt',',' Mge ifi ttii% '72 TORONADO 2195 Super Straight DAYTONA AU TO AUCTION 97. I mile w.St t SpenOwa, Da,tonia Beach *11 P'Oid e PubiC AU 10 AUC I ION Cvey TUCSdiy & St right at 7 33 II ltue Orily brie n Florida YOu Set 'eserVro pr.ce Plc charge O'I,er than $5. t :;ittrat,on ee oniCta vehicle '5 told Call 9 851)11 for further deta,Fs 71—Junk Cars Removed _____________________________ 59 —!vdjsIcaI MrctSndlse 'deas ' .3, SALE 9 am , December 10th. 1977. by Winter Springs Pcjlmce Dept 102114 Most ________________ Rd . Winter Springs. F Ia 73 OLDS CUTLASS 1595 .e. urs ,, H* TRAILE l 51(1 5 $200 PHOPIE 373 6101 BIC YCLE Auto. 3595 - f ,ou are having dilficulty finding .i place, 10 lye car to drive, a 00 or some Seryce you have F 'nd f rrad '-I our want ads -- 32) Vehicles for IelI people, now are they oping lo Tell lPr, with a (l1S%,liOd ad. by calling 377 2wtI or 5)1 9957 74 PINTO WAGON Auto. Air, Low Milet Credit QualIfies 7 S — Recroationai - C it 74 DODGE MAXI VAN No Money Down If BEST OFFER $4495 Loaded 74 REC VEHICLE _______-- BEST OFFER 6300 Miles 75 MARK IV If (v ,' urpc3.I hat been reited lb ,iu ion I down pI,r.i.rul , yQu re 006mg lot a good new Or uSed 4' or Iruc S let I) of Iifl8n(C .n soles ci per'ersce work lot yOu Call Pete c.,o's:or. w.nter FIrk *11 P' Sanford 372 lIlt Dealer Abenl ' Just think if c1atf ccl ads didn't work thery *Oi,ildrul he any 1 ChriStmas 172 50 each. hors & grIt. 25)6 (jrQvC Or . Sanford, rla 327 0111 - WASlf(R - P,tri I) s.'i 'fl4(h.r,p5 ' i..'.., 5.2 .10 2 (514, I p4th greab for _________ riverfront $1300_______ 177 0179 ________ - 77 T BIRD Good Credit, Bad Credit or No Credit kl*y 16 W5t. Snfori $670 ' - * * * * * * . f BC yC let tOt' sale Plenty — I Dell's Auction Center , 58—Bicycles 0_ _________________________________ 110) l'),I,snil- p 113 s?'I' A S si.i, I itlAP.0 iP4r. i -- ____________________________ I Iliac 6 5 De(ker 1*1 I. ale, elcq,tr, idafurflow,r with ',',iS'u iltllt(hrr $90 Full bc. - ______- -- 15 ',"n ;; '..'I - -' JUST MAKE PAYMINTS '735 '73 models Call 373 5570 or •j .460% t0ealerl ______________ 52ApolianC( - -- -. P.M. CorsignmenlsAccep.nd Open Daily for Browsing WE WILl, HAVE ANOTHER SALE TUESDAY EVENING' F (,otflj QuliIy. Itrown Vinyl love StI' w IP thiS cp.5t"iIrus 323 $295 -. - 20' Cr itchfield *ith twin screw engines and tandem aile Inailer. 322 955) or 37) 0531 after 3 pm ___________-______________ $130 firm I 70 speed electric trolling motor, 140 I set Lemoget th'na, Complete Set for 6. many eitra Pieces 15(10. 32) 1466, alter S Xl pr - . __. 2&udviu $7 P1ID0[N LAPI 4 1114. 7 13.5th nc eIiCnt ilOrd.l.on 5)$70 A IN TI 14 SPRINGS 3 lIlt 2 _, - I' • -- ' ._.._.,,, - I '6, Terry bats bolt. IS' *itt% J0M%O1 40 HP outboard electric trolling motor 5 traler. *100. 322665.0 I pieCeS Of wrought irpo furniture, i uui,I or bath. Cal.lo,r. - ' 80—Autos(o.-Sale , All kinds of Christmas items, lops decoralions. gifts. etc Alto all kiho5 f hCjSthQld ,tCm%iii DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP PING AT YOUR PPICEI L.4)irig IOraPIe* Ilome' Check the Wan' Ads for houses of every tile arid price „. Nearly new blue clan, trundle double bed, 372 7170 I • ' ''.'ep Sofa and char, Npw Only COUNTRY uRPiiTUR(, PlAY 46 '..,nlord, 37) 5)77 'tt .ruq Ph's ad for $5. BOfluS'"l t ': ....... — - 'kr new 2977 Hwy I?,: %Anf , ii F Ia 17771 — I. ia: It”. • I .lt, lw,.' i I ,ltpn'pt,, ' Accessories POISSON MARINE ' Si—Household Goods -----___ ________-- cl,,tlrrn Si .'rs .i'-ce 127 e'es *65 5366 371 0719 32) 4767 /3O . _____________________________ I eno. ctuna. ServIce for S autumn vet 55-fl()ts & FIREWOOD FOR SALE WE DELIVER $35 load 372 6)34 F n selection of gOod used fun fliturp 530 710) Bob Walker Furniture 51* II 97 C 4%selberr, Plaza WI TI RE ALT? SALE _______________________ _________________________________ WIL '.011411*1114 FUR PIll URt BUY 5(1.1 TRADE III 31St F inst S. 322 5622 Older home 'n u000 cond 7 lIlt I bath. Ic eat in kil(hen Only III 900 iJFot Sale — (,hroet (leaning equipment, Steam SOil ealr8(ln cleaner, 30 (j,,IiOflS of Shimji,o $260) 373 Ifl4 pick up Iruck, I ton, suspension, reeds body work, I p00. 904 353 6573 AUCTION FRIDAY NIGHT SO—Miscellaneous for SG—MsceIIaous for Sale * ____________ ________________ li-HOUSeS Sunday - Noon Friday -' FOR C a1MOaGit IDEAS! —' that the administration of the estate deed commercial 01 NELLIE MAY MOON, deceased, bank teller Salary negotiable apartment, large corner lot FileNvmber 77i01 CP. 5p4'nding in Eict'llent fringe beneitI An Covered pool, call for an ap -. - -.. In. Circuit Covrt for Seminol. Equal Opoorlunity Employer )'ntfl'%eflt I. 7. 5 3 BR apartments. single County. Florida, Probate Division. 322 1611 Eat No StOry Construction, adult S the address 01 w$tiCh S Seminole Reg Real (state Broker ______________________________________________________ family area, cable IV 127 HIDDEN LAKE DR - 3 BR. 2 COunty Courthouie. Sanford, KICK THE STORAGE HABIT 2631 S Sanford Ave _________________________________________________________ baths. C H & A, 2 car garage. Flør,d. 32771 The personal 2IO7SSevPt 3277843, 323)173 Sell lhsoe uSeful, no longer GARDENS 531.900 GENEVA represenlatwe Of the estate needed items *ith a Herald Thomas G Moon. Sr. and Clyde Classified Ad Call 372 7611 or ISOSW 35th Sf 372 20 635 WEST 251tI ST - 2 BR. I bath 4—Per5O,ia 5—LosI & FOund Reese Moon whooe address i% P0 J1!__9 , home on 3 lots. toned MRI. BOa 116, Ovedo, Florida 32763 The , I 535.000 JUST THINK. IF CLASSIFIED ApIs for Senor Citizens Down ' Lost White German Shepherd. 2 rsarne and address Of the personal DIVORCE FORMS WHAT BET TER GIF 77 Still 520 60. ADS DION 7 WORK THERE town, very clean & roomy See _______ representatives attorney are yrS Old. Imalel, answers to lhe free details * FAMILY 4 BR. 2 bath. ChOice - - KIT. Boa 791, 1001 PALMETTO AVE - i BR. 2 WOULDN'T BE ANY'. Jimmie Cowan. 311 Palmetto •ortpt below name of Smoke. rewa,o ,, Pompno Fl 33061 flrIUhbiJthOOd. cumPletel i) baths. larue corner lot. tenced ___________________________ ____________________________ Av AU persons having claims or , "'-- '''' IN THE CIRCUiT COURT. IN AND renovated CII. pool, (arpet'nQ baCk yard. covered patio S large ___________________________ Classified ads serve the buying & ISAI.COHOL A PROBLEM '.'•gain5t the estate are FOR 9 ln(ed ,ard $10900 373 5771 ' SEMINOLE storaqe building $.3I.9U3 COUNTY. dema Immediate possession ' BR selling Community Pvery d4p IN YOUR FAMIL 0 required, WITHIN THREE FLORIDA 6—Child Care central P41*. AdultS Plo eft Read & uSC tI'iem c,tten AL ANON ._ YdIHS FROM IH( DATE OF *LAP1L pRIvILEGES 3 lIlt 2 CASE PlO 77.1t64 CA-It J uL Pl I.A AREA 4 ares 3 BR 7 __________________________ $17!. For Appt call 372 01*4 f famliesor frenOof THE IRST PUBLICATION OF bath family rm - central ar baths, *ittS famil, room 'it lIiPlGiiA'tTOPv !.".'.''NGS on Bab,'ttng fl my home, day" or Csrpenter's Helpers' Wok t prIemdrnh,ers THIS NOTICE, to file *itll the clerk cr.'te block. C h & A IlmQjt urrtry likC Setting, Choice a corcEraton casting under ii.gt'iI 3fl 5954 Mobil. home 1Q15 I'. 10'. 12' wide, Deltoriai E Ipetie'nce.a Onlyi 33$ Fr further information call of the aoove court a written ' new $49,900 'PC laws 04 the State of Florida. r pets, adults, I4V s $47,900 323 $711 413 4567 or write statement Of any clam or demand Will blbysIt Ifi my home anytimp _______ PIanttf, _________ 815 Parv Dr - Sanford Sanford Al Anon Family Group thee may have Each clam muSt be weekcla,s PIANOYMAN OR LADY 7 014 it 6 a m 6 p n P0 Boa 55.3 .n writing and must indicate the SALE'S POSITION ReasonaBle rates Call Judy at story "as is" An investment HAL COLBERT REALTY,10C F SAN MO PARK I 2 3 Bedroom F Sanford. Fla .37771 lAME S IGPvATIUS GEMBEC KI bass for the clam, the name and TOLL FREE S _______________________ ____________________________ 32 I3 F 323 5771 c,000rtvnily. $11,000 trailer Mull-plc LiSting REAL TOR apIs Adulls 5 family '"i LINDA L &EMDECs.l, h5 address of the creditor or h agent -- ____________________ RECORDED MESSAGE park Weekly 3515 Hwy 1797 . Ic and REEDY CARPETS OF or attorney, and tIle amount 'P4OLIDAY SPECIAL. CII 3 BR ORL *11400 a F lo'Øa corporat.on 9—Good Things to Eat 5—t.ost & Found I -Sanford 323 15)0 claimed It ttse claim i5 not yet due. 323•7832 Gal Friday needed immediately — easy terms $16100 323 $771 Detendants ___________________________ -tpi dat. when it will become due for new owner of WTRR RacIi * LARGE CORNER.) BR. 2 bath CidS ovtgrow te swing set or EveS 322 1517 372 0612 377 7177 NOTICE OF shall be stated If the claim is SWEET COR NS2.50 BU FOUND - a male black *. wnite Bookki'eping S secretarial skills 201 E 75th St kitchen equipoed. fenced ,aro FORECLOSURE SALE Sm8ll DC tcle Sell Priese Ole COflIngenf Or unliquidated, thp cat with collar in the vicinity ot required For a Personal in riiOl. $23.SC0 323 5.771 NOT ICE s hCrCby 9 tha' tem *ifh a AInt ad To place C -' nature of Inc uncertainty sball be yfls,ir ad the Old Monror Rd, luesday teqvew, call Bob Smith at 372 n3rrsigne'o ARTHUR H BECK 4i(J FAMME 14 S MARKET slated If the Claim it Secured, the ,',iirijer whât to do with 1*0' Sell ri....,,eq ,,p 122 3115, 100 WTRR is an Equal OP .57114 JR NOT ICE TUESDAY WE SOLD i (ea ol Ihe Circu't ' 145.0 Fr,nch App SeCurity 5h611 be described The 323 2261 One portunity Employers ipIl T, QuiCk easy Want Ad r 1)1 Wn Cc-.rt t Seminole C.inP v Florida piOMIS' SI YE RAL 011111 PS Open70IysA'eei clamant shall deliver sufficient wa, Themagicnumber,537, * ' on the UNDER CONTRACT' Legal Not'ici ________13th da of December. copes of the claim 10 the clerk to ._ F HIGH SCHOOL GRADS Limitrd 7611 or 131 9993 LISTINGS NEEDED FOR OUR '9" ,st It Q AM at the weSt front ' 31— Apartments Furnished NAVAL ORANGES 5 Other citrus eriabie tP. leck to mail one copy to Openings NOaVi Good P' - y 15411 --- - _____SANFORD AND WINTER ' 2014 hompon corner lot, nice quiet NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING doir of the Seminole County each personal representative for tale' $3 OObushel 377 0362 or mo I. Travel, Adventure ' Courthouse. Sanford. Florid., offer PARK OFF ICESi 327 6733 Scction Close to Shopping TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION All persons interested in lh VoCational Training Fast Efficiency apt for rent LightS & 'or tale and WIl at pubic outcry to $15900 321 0663 OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY whom a Copy Advancement Ih5 PlOtiCt Opportunity water furn Call 323 57 after the highest and best bddec for cash. Administration has been mailed ore OF SANFORD. FLOP IDA Coritacl U S Navy Recruiting , pm _____________ the following described propert, required, il—Instructions Harold Hall Realty ' Notice 5 hereby given trial • WI THIN Office Tel 327 6219 THREE Johnny Walker Regular situated in Seminole Count,, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF PubliC Hearing *11 he held at the Military Florida Compensation. ' we invite visitors to elamine our Real Estate Inc REALTCR MLS CommisSion Room in the City Hall THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER Uniforms. FOod, Log.ng. 32 renlal plans GENEvA GAR , General Contractor in the City of Sanford. Florida, at LOt 68. GOLOIE MANOR, FIRST THIS NOTICE, to fife any objections Lessoni, InStrumints days paid vacation Complete 323.5774 day or nights Ac ADDITION, according to the 01.1 they DENS 15.05W 25th St - Santord 122615.7 ___________________________ 00o'clock P M on January 2. 575 cessores, Repairs 7101 Itt 51 I may have Iriat Challenge the Medical Dental Care PluS 322 20 thereof as reQr --- ' '-' o consider tIle adopt ion of an or Sanyor 323 1111 I STONE ISLAND I BR. 2'. baths ifl Plat Book 13, validity of the decedent's will, the 5397 30 rr,Q starting pa, for F I Page 59. Of the PubliC Records 04 -____._...____..______ LAKE MARY - Swim flu, ski, 2 d.nance Dy the Cily Of Sanford. on 1 acre 662.000 Jenny (lirk qualificatIons of the personal Furn cottage. I BR. clean Close Sn".nole County. Florida BR lpO55iblC 3rdl. 2 baths Florida, as follows representative Realt,, PEAL TOP 322 1591 r the venue or in '.lt.FY NO.'. Ti..oyOer% water turn pursuant tO IPe Final ,Judgmenl Garden family room screened porch I Legal Notice ORDINANCE NO 1452 _____________ __________________ uritd.Ction ot tne court t,r p.., .i'*I'i? . . 'ii fr l? Privileges, $50 322 6261 *111 II B Q pt 120.111 site entered in a case penoing in tao 4114 ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF I Handyman can easily convert th ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS AND i " " •'... PC" 6)1 173$ : ' Court, tivest,leot *hich 5 noCated OBJECTIONS NOT 15.2000 0lD, FLORIDA TO ANNEX 7 BR, into a 3 or I BR Only IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 50 F ILED 8bQpe LAKE MARY Office Or Lave WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA 515.900 Lw payment I Z SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA I WILL BE FOREVER BARRED -' i— I1ouses Unfurnished WITNESS my hard and offc'al 'ary Blvd Older build.ng, terms by OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. .5 ANT ADS ARE BLACK & PROBATE DIVISION owner RealIor Of tn. tint publication Of thi; Ill • 116 on corner tot Etcellent seal of sa' CourI tlli5 30th day o4 FLORIDA, UPON ADOPTION OF Assoiate '04 734O' WHITE AND READ ALL i 3 File Nllrnb,r 77.4I1.CP 114olce Of Administration NOvpmbpr 1011 hO5C, unfvvn - Also 2 BR appreciation e.pectecj See OvEP SAID ORDINANCE. A PORTION Oivi$. ___________ December 2nd. tOT? W Garne'tl'Ari.tr ISraFI trailC. furniShed References 'cila, Termt potsbJe 179.75.0 OF THAI CERTAIN PROPERTY In Re Estate of S Thomas G Moon. Sr Ileg Peal Estate Broker plus fir5t S last month 7727125. ArThur H BeckwitPi. Jr kVANTED Carpenters Help,, LYING APPROXIMATELY 166 KENNETH E DAVIS 5 Clyde Reese jOHN (RIDER ASSOC Clerk of the Circuit Court Utility work aI 5762 between. FORREST GREENE c I FEET EAST OF UPSALA ROAD As Personal Represent. Deceased Lovely 2 StoryhOme. large lOt. $770 107W Cornnercial By Mar, N Daroer & 7 pm REALTORS AND APPROXIMATELY 1160 liveS of the Estate of NOTICEOF monthly rent, call 323 7170 ' ______ Phone 377 7151. inford Deputy Clerk . ________________________ •306U.3lor f1011lleres FEET NORTH OF PAOLA ROAD. _____ ______ NELLIE MAY MOON ADMINISTRATION PubliSh Dec 7, . 1977 IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ' Deceased TO ALL PERSONS HAVING ' Don't pile no longer needed Item5 Don I Oespa.r Or Pull Your Ha,, kids gone, but the Swing Set In the .. __, . DES 12 high as an elephant'S eye Place VOLUNTARY ANNE XAT ION _______ CLAIM) OR DEMANDS AGAINST ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL . Use A Want Ad 322 76It,or III back yard unIT Sell it with a ________________________ a classified ad. ana pill tP4 PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171084, want ad Call 7227*11 9?3 REPRESENTATIVE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL F mOney in your wallet' ' Could you find a I BR. I, bath FLORIDA STATUTES S Douglas Stenstrom OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED COMPLETELY -- P I ISP houSe mod,rn home for under *25.000 WHEREAS. Ordnance Plo 1390 1114 THE ESTATE DOUGLAS. ST ENS T P OM. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIII IOPIEC) VA & t. for Renl Secretary, must be lupenienced Take time to lOok Id p0,11 like , YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED passed arId adopted by ttse City ESQUIRE io,jij in man, EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. a'eas ,.' '" general office duties have ''' STENSTROM. DAVIS, Commission on September 12, 1917 that the administration of the eslat. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Seminole Count, $17 500 ' 'i eacellent typing skillt S 1* was Quashed and declared of rio f KENNETH F DAVIS. McINTOSH deceased, COUNTY. FLORIDA. $10 )E Dcw" pa,rr.nt F ' .5% 3 OR. 2 bath carpet, Central willing to accept responjibilily further force and effect on F,le Number 71111 CP. ispenng fl o o 1330. Sanford FL 32771 CIVIL ACTION NO. 77.772$.CA.•4.E tIca H&A, fenced yd potton available immediately. . refrigerator, NOvemb,r 75. 1577 by the Circuit I trie Circuit Court for Seminole Telephone 130$) 322 2171 In Re: The Marriat Cl I range 322 3553 1300 monthly Plus Qood fringe Court of In. Eighteenth Judicial PubliSh Dec , •. 1,7, Cnty. Florida, Probate D,visc, LYNN R PIAPISEL. Husband. arId benefits, locatecf on State Rd 46. REAL (STATE Circuit, in and for Seminole County, . , DES7 the address of *hCh 5 Seminole MILLIE 14 HANSEL, Wife 10 miles E of Mount Dora REALTOR. 177 7495 ______________________________ Florida. fl Ihat certain case entitled County Courltsouse, 33—Houses Furnished LYNN P HANSEL, Sanforc. Park 0' 172 2111 I Phone 901 313 6116 County of Seminole. State f Florida 32771 Petitioner. Th, personat ________________________________ __________________________________ ___________________________ _____________________________ PEAL TOP After Po,,t -NOTICE RAYMOND I LUNOQUIST Florida. ws City of Sanford, a reprcsentativeot IPe eStates JOHN I Accounting 3729211 322 3911 322 44a Clerk-Must n. I I BR, I bath. C H & A. lease, $250 NOTICE IS hereby given that the Peg R'aI Elate Broker .- Ftor,da municipal corporation, Case M MCCORMICK. whose address 's MILLIE M HANSEL, per ien(ed 23 3177 in A(CQunIs Board of County CommisSioners of .ales Appraisals Plo 7701S AP 01 E, and 222 7256 Sot I Church St. Orlando, FIorias P esponident __________ Receivable, billing, lIght Seminole County. Florida. Mall as WHEREAS the County Com C n'D;tpa'r 0. Pij:lYo,jr P4r 72101 The name and address of thp REAL ESTATE NOTICE OF ACTION SpC a room to rent' i' ' hookkeeping S general Office • or as soon thereafter as 10 00 a m Jse A Want Ad 322 7611 cr $35 mission of Seminole County. personal representative's attorney TO Millie .M Hansel classified #0 fri a tenant fr dutieS GOOd lyping Skllt5 possible, on the lid div of January. rn FI,r,da. has adviSed the City are set forth below' 0 Fela GruCci. Jr , ASSOCIATES required, positIon evailabte 1971. 15010 a PvDIlC hearing al the --- --.- -Commission Of the City of Sanford. 5.5 SIatort Road All pers _' having claims or imm,.iateIy $5.00 monthly plu5 Courthouse. Room 703. Sanford. JOIN Floridallsat ithasr SANFORD S ,00blect,onfo the SALES Bcllporl. New York demands aganst the e,ta'e are P15111 REAL (STATE INC 33—Houses Furnished goOd fringe bpflClitS, localed on Florida. to consider the adoptiOn of ' anne,ation Of LEADERi the 1171) properly Professional required. WI THIN THREE E AL TOP Stale Rd fl 10 miles I O Ordinance ' ' 9 Ira n hereinafter described, and •'%d'vduaI superv.sion YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the following MONTHs FROM THE DATE OF .:i' 5 '"1" Ar SarI'rd Fl. Mnt Dora PhOne 90.4 3*3 6116 AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ViSiting Florida' Nice small WHEREAS. the City Commission all EPA beneft teller & buier 'a a Petition for Dissolution of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF TC.Tpp' 4'e F)OS: 321 i'34I home, furn.p,e involving a claim for THE SHERIFF TO CHARGE A 1105 been advised that it rieceSs.ary clasp to home warrant, finesl office Marriage 111415 NOTIcE, to tile with the clerk everylPiflg,adijlt COupleonly. rio equipment S sales ll% 5 ,i that a new ordinance be adopted to Special eguitr and or lump sum DISCRETIONARY SURFEE FOR LAKE MARY 'tC atiove court a written I 014, home, petS. 372 7711 ERVICE OF SUMMONS OR apPropriately anne. the property (eFitiOnal adrerts.rg pro;rar award of the fola*ng property Ifl statement of Iny claim or demand- Ye'cran.c 'or established servce lre%niy panted rude & out WR1 T5, SUBPOENAS. AND are vst a ICA Of In. ran, hereinafter described into the Brevard County. Florida. to *it they ma, have Each claim muSt station Minor auto repairs. i room, 100' • lT corner lot 3 BR,) bath turkenbath tubfor 2 EXECUTIONS. PROVIDING FOP REASONS WHY WI RI, lii( corporate limitS of the City of Lot 29 and South 50 feet of Lot 30 brakes 5 front end Eap,rienc in writing and mutt indicate th, tenced back yard *ith 70'i3i' ' Sunken living room. AltIl SURFEES I Sanford. Florida. and LEADER' Call Dave F arr fr Block I. SPRUCE HILLS SUB- COLLECTION OF only 3294595 11pm Storage building. $25000 bsis for tP,e Claim, the name and fireplace ISland kitchen WHEREAS, there 'sat been filed conf dental ntcrvn* DIVISION. accordng to the Plat ACCORDING TO A SCHEDULE address of tn. creditor or hiS agent I washer dryer, refrigerator with tIe City Clerk of tne City cf thereof, recorded in Plat Book ii FOR EACH SERVICE RENDERED or attorney, and the amount Guardette. full time twitch ttOve, w * carpeting, tplit air ERROL L GREENE Santoro. Florida. a PttitiO' con page 43. Public Records of Brevard BY THE SHERIFF. PROVIDING board, typing claimed If IPiC claim is not yet due,' eapenlence ' STENSTROM REALTY RI'Al. TOP condifion S heating system THAT SURFEES COLLECTED Ml 692) i tainvsg the names of the properly County, Florida the date *15ev, it will become due preferred, apply in person at . year old $ ARE per month 6 NON REFUNDABLE, ' 322 2420 Owners in the area described Nat beers filed against yQu and you Shall be slated If the I 71CR. Monday Friday, S a m hI iTlOVtlht lease 722 411)6 or 223 hereinafter requesting arsne.at,on are re01jired to serve a copy of your PROVIDING THAT NO AD F cOnlingenl or unliquidated, 5) Payton Realty thel it on DITIONAL FEES ARE REQUIRED to Ihe corporate area of the City of written defenses, it any, to nature of the uncertainty 5Ppill b, Rep Real Estate 15,0k., St Johns Realty Santont, Florida, and requesting to Dwight W Seven. Petitioner's FOR ALIAS AND PLUR 1(5 stated If the Ciin, i5 SeCured, the RECEPTIONIST be included therein, and 722 l)I Oar P4.gt AttOrney. whOSP address i% $09 Palm DOCUMENTS WHEN SERVICE Security shall be deSCribed The Opportunity tO slarl with BROKERS Homes 4, P1 .aw "'a 4t 17 93 WHEREAS. tts - P o Properly Ap Be. 68,. TitusailIe, WAS PlOT EFFECTED ON THE pending Co 5alae clamant Shall deliver tufticent & Da,s 322 6123 DOC UM EN T . pras,.erof Siemirvole County, Florida, Floyd. 32760. on or before the 13th OR I GINA L benefits copies of the Clam 'o the clerk t lra,ler for ?Pr,t Alt. & I QPts ttgft5 722235? t1lyng certified that there are four day o January. '977, arid file the PROVIDING FEES COLLECTED enable 1h Clerk to mail One copy to ' ANNE A. WALLACE furniShed Plea, Osteen cia - -. ---__________ ---Original *ith the Clerk 04 11115 Court BE PAID fNTO GENERAL FUND property owners in the area to be AAA EMPLOYMENT each personal representative SAPIF 0140 P4e,t I r atrlsiflgton l'$vril *72 'i( Peg Steal Estate Broker arIneied. and trial said property Other before service on Petitioners AND CREDITED TO THE FINE _______________________________ All perspns interested in the estate Reserve, $65 per O Call aft,' 5 Large? family home or Pume w tI' 1)05.1 327 owners have signed the petilion for 175$ Attorney or imrnedialely thereat AND FORFEITURE ACCOUNT, 20% Corn'ne,c,as ,o whom a copy Of thu NotIce rim - 373 5177 373 $176 income, priced *2.000 t.elow ' Oroser ASSOc ' JOHN W,SAERO F 0 R anneaat.on. and ter. otherwise a defautt will be P P 0 V I D I Pd 0 Administration has been mailed are bank apprasal '" '" ACREAGE entered againSt yOv4 for If, relef SEVERABILITY. OMISSION WHEREAS, it flat been deter COMMERCIAL required, WITHIN ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A THREE A\'ON FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY mined Itsit the property described demanded ifl 500 Petition MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CLASSIFIED AD 0114 ITS Barely used, 3 (hR. I' batn, C CODE AND AN EFFECTIVE WITNESS my hand also seal of hereinafter i5 reasonably compact 5'ke 5oni merr, money for Iti Plew 3BR.Ibalpi homes $71 000 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF RE',ULIFUL END • ,A, carpets, nice quiet area THE DATE this Court on Dember 7th, and contiguous to Ihe corporate area Government I holidlyS Call 'oua Subjid, available THIS NOTICE. o fil, any Objections y for morr NUMBER IS 372 2611 172,900 Arthur H Bqck*ith. Jr . Of the City of Sanford. Florida, arid it ICcurt Sealt Bulldet' 3772317 'nforma'ciru *443019 'hey map have tha, challenge the ___________________ Equal HousIng Clerk to the Coard of CR API K i)P15 I REALTY Pat furthpr been determined that validly 04 the decedent's Arthur P's Beclwills. Jr Opportunity will, the -County Corrtmls$.onet'i PEAL TORS 4)0 6061 Clerk of the Circuil Court the anrselalion of said property will Qualifications of the personal '-' 'antord lakefr.3OR7ba,h ifl arid tOr Seminole i ______________________________ By Mary Pd Darden not reSult in the creation of an en 21—Situations Vanted 3 1114, , (,tPi tamity room, dirung representative or the venue or ' upper 60 . County. FlOridi -- _----- - -. _______________ I _,_ . ______ . '01 '814*0 501 726 cIa,,, r5d Deputy Clerk I room, living room dcijble lurisdiction of the court L011 after 5 p m QC 729*415 PvbIis.h Dec 9. 1517 Publish Dec 9 If. 73. 20 1977 WHEREAS, the City of Sanford. 'ioommate wanted garage. ulilily room. y)rcP, Mal, or ' ' ALL CLAIMS DEMt.NDS. AND DESI? Low downs Noquaotng;,,"'" D1519 Florida is in a pOsition 10 provide OBJECTIONS NOT so FILED female 110) plus half ulilities th 90) 7211716 41-Houses . models to choose from Call municipal services to the property Cae - -- , Own room & full batIs Workng , WILL BE FOREVER BARRED iA,h..,,..., . uevripeo ruerein. 'V'l. 31) ana the City nprs.on Only 372235.5 CLASSIF 11(3 ADS DO A 0lI Date of the first pubI cationof tf'i fr *Looking Give acreage" Commission of the Cly of Sanford, -----_.-- - Notice WHICH CAN BE 001141 t() of Admir,it, ation - -. yourself arid pour family a 900.1 Flonida,deems 1 in the besl interejl OTHER WAY CALl, 372 7l I December 2nd. 1977 COlJfltry life on over 6 acres Cf 24 -Business Opportunifje of the C'ty t accept Said petition JChn M McCorm cleared land *ilti 2 fences, and l anne. tao properly As Personal Repreent lIP. 2 bath rpmodpled 2 tto'r tept'. well & lots of trees -. NOW. THEREFORE tips of the (slate of 01 IT home, near hospital 122.500 3?) DEALt k5sip IVAILAUL *72.00), good terms ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF KENNETH F DAVIS 5111 or 377 7539 after 5. p 5.4ntrd. Srrr. roe area tarn *2 story. i BR 2 bath, with e.tra TH( _____ CITY OF SANFORD, Deceased so,c,00 $50 000 per i year large lot, FLORIDA profeSsionally ATTORNEY PQR ERSOPIAL it yip. 4'rfl I uS.n( ,c.,j? puoi t'sD.,Unlimited opocirtunty one Cf Secoratea u.Oer home. lots Of SECTION I Ihat IP50t certaIn REPRESENTATIVE lake a cue hnd lell it *i'b .1 lt'C nalion's fatejt grow.ng e,frasi 133.500 Terms property in Seminole County John M McCorm,ck classified ad Call producls Told investment 2211 Palmetto. Sanford is back or F l0yi, described as t011øwj be arid 5.01 1 Church Sf $2100 the market' You'll be cots at a ----. lye tame is hereby anneved t and I "" Orlando. Fla 32101 I 100 pet Securily Investment kitlan in front of either oh 2 made a part of the City of Sanford. Telephone 3055*3 5.690 2 Company Automobile fireplaces fl thiS cOlonial 3 Oh I Florda. purSuant to th voluntary SANORA CONDOMINIUKI Publ,tpi Dec 7 9 t,r7 26 3 All Fiperuse Pad Vacation BR. 2 bath older home Central Krder Rd. 3 AR. 2i i baths avsne,ation Pr0witioflt Of Section 2 SUPER-3 BR. 3 'ath home ..PS,..J.L. Plo E,perience car irs 11lecestany lILA too and an attic fan to keep garage. DR. pool, terin III 084, Florida Statutes Sonora' Pan Fr, eat It it Our desire to help you meet in kitchn,. (OurIt, Club House, down the electric bill' Te South 750 feet of Lot $. NEW range C H&A, dining area Notice 5 hereby given that the your goal in life and become I, much refrigerator dIspoSal, drapes S Beautifully decoraled wilh a UPSALA, according to tIle Plat morel Board of AdlVStmn,l of the Cily of WARRANTED JuSt succeSSful thru Ultra Guard I large country kitCftn, $3$,l Much. Much More' By fPereof. as recorded ri Plat Book 5, Owner 539 114 PCI Call Doug Welts. 327 7Sfl, Sanlord will hold a special meeting page 61. of Inc Public Records Of assumable mortgage Wehave building lOts SOuthof town on In.day, December I, IS??, en the Sanford, I I 337 'MI or 3727951 Monday thru * Seminole County, Florida, Lets COMFORTABLE_ 3 BR. I bath for only 17.500, go herms, build Cily Hall at Il 30 AM in order to Saturday 10* - West 166 feet theriof, AND fhC ' now or future home on lg corner lot, Pam i consSer a request for a variance in I North 30 teql of Lol 4,. Said NEW We'd P. nice DR. S Ig scr porcht *HANDYMAN'S like to see you if you are a the Zoning Ordinance as if pertains DREAMHOUSE* UPSALA. Less the East 250 feet and CERAMIC & MACRAME SHOP All thiS S more licenSed neal estale salesperson I Uf'lit, tenant occs,pleo, 7 story tos.ce yardsetbeck requirements In OfIly $31,'0ot SELLING Less the West 166 feet. AND the BECAUSE OF We have over 73 years e frame, S baths. I kllchens. Zoned District in Lots II S I. ILLNESSI Lorafed On SR *31 Nortts I 6 04 Said Lot 40. Less the LOVELY-) BR. I blthhome 01k , Palm Terrace penience in this Community , corner kit, assume monlhlp na Longwood. this rapidly growing NOrth 30 feet and Less the East country atmos,,9,1 nationwIde Why not earn while Being more specifically described payments, will accp trade in Nice Ig bus 1n55 has a strong cliente and feet and Less Pie West 365 l lot, dining area, you learn! Learn Iron, tlS as located at Yale Aye, between wall Paper 1159 In anything over 12.300 in value or is fully sto(kedt 533.000 SECTION 7 That upon thiS Of wIll bills I kitchen, leaden Call for appointment 25th St arid 25th Place 52.0)0 in casPi as down payment Ideal Flrjt dinance becoming effective, the enable you to walk In and slat? Hornet Just $36.50) Planned use f the property, two Anptlm 3370311 selling in your own lIonel call residents andpropeqty owners of Ihe s'ngle family residenc 130 li4Olrom 10 am to6 p 'es. or propert7 described herein shall be WINTER SPRINGS BUILDERS FANTASTIC_ 3 BR. 7 bath home e L Perkins entitled to all the rigfifs and call 5300654 after a pm with C NSA. OWN EXEC HOME- I BR Chairman REALTOR 3fl ,, fireplace sPlit privileges and immunities as are baths, formal LR S DR. fully bedroom plan, eqvippe MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Board of Adju5tml OPII. F.i0P1I, CALL STARTS A eat In from tIme to lime granted 10 carpeted, tailored drapes, all j kltchen& morel Mutt rv,s 3) Publish - Dec I 9 )77 I A 'iSlF ItO AD ON Se,t BPP resioenlsandpyopeyt,owner$of the ITS ____________________________GE Electric applIances, 3000 WARRANTED DESS Only *33,7501 (Slit. IF UL END CIty 01 Sanfond, Florid., and as are THE DBARY - 740 Lucerne Dr .3 OR, SQ ft of lIving space plus a 3 can huM HER IS 32? 3611 further provided Its Chapter Ill, I bath, $71,300 Low, low ' JAINT.... garage ALSO. (3Q'iiO' building 3 BR, I baIts home In FICTITIOUSNAMI Florida Statutes. With a half btts unattached to -".i i., payment. 'ufStry Club Ma,p Wvre ooling for a low cmbjffo NotIce is hereby given that I am W SECTION 3 That tfsis ordiesw,ce C4 tie sou$6 All 1151$ 5 sItuated on t S pan. people engaged in business to traIn FR, nIce 5cr, to become at P$gy 4)5, sisatI become elfedive immedlofely 00Ut5. utility $h SANFORD_ 4I75anCa,3,R. a I acre lake front sIte lull Esecutive DistrIbutors Of Celery Ave., Sanford, House In son Its passage and bdOptiØI I beth, family room, $3$po Eac. Cond Just 525.000 down and take Over Rawlelgfs products, County. Florida, under ttve fictitious $20.000t TIe old A copy shill be avallobs, at the payme,stsl No ClosIng costs' name 00 DICK BEADLES PEST establishedcompany plus a new Office of the CIty Clerk toe all LEMON BLUFF- 3 AR, I bath, CaIlS30 Id40fromIoa m 6pm. marksqlrç plan CONTROL, and tnt I JaI5 intend an as to persons desirIng to eiamine the farnIIyroorn5k$,$ or (all S)0Q&$4 after a pm Call citing OpportunIty, rglstev50idnam,wIth tlse Clerk Of Begin part same bOws Clark. Rag. Real Estate time WrIte. 1040 GiovannI S. tIe Circuit Court. Seminole County, All parties i irsteresf and Ciliun$ Lake Mary- 3 BR. Ii bath new Salesman, Eves 373 II Deltona, Fla. Florida in 3118 accordance wilts tomes Undet *33.000 with lejs shall have an ppoelimltp to be , proy,s Cl the Fl(tIf.j Name - -. . -. ear4 at sao hearing than USC down Government Slatutes, To Wit. Section .&so, funding Builder 333 3211 Equal Sr order of the City Commission 29—Rooms Florida Statutes 1933 of ttse City of Sanford. Floreda _lfsg OPPortunity. S D'ck Beadles _________________ H N Tamm. Jr 3anlona-F'urn rooms Gracious sole owner City Clrk (bn'l pile rio longer needed trmS PublIsh Dec 7, 9, Ia, 23. 1517 Ilvirsg SOOS Oak. UI mo. In. REALTOR PbIUt Dec 7. 9. Ia. 21. 1511 hiols atari .lw10wi'a UI EAITrIDC CIuOesu?Illtle$& maId. *45.7553. DES 10 )23 4061R1,,,3 12100)7 ''"j -. ' a CIatsified ad Id p1; P " . '... rIoney in your wallet' . BATEMAN FOLLOW THE STARS * * * I Dec. 9, 1977—JB F 79—Trucks.Trailers I 72—Auction FrIday. $3999 S , ' , : 1,' ', m - .o 2999 '76 DODGE ;..- *i' 'm' LI 3899 '77 CHRYSLER 5299 .'3ory'.. .';' ] , German Siueclv,rd p'uppes for saFe *ith mother S fa'e er on prem set 377 1731 or 847 5091 ______________ ' tieavlifu.i lvii Colic p,,p ,., Cli' as lemale I male 547 .31.2 1414. . - - r 1 - — 68—Wanted to Buy ' - ii5 ,, , . ' i__.i, ----- -- .................... -.- , -- '.... 1" = .. ....- . .....- - ,---.-.-- --... .___ BeautyCare . .,= =__'.__. ...... .. I -- ..... ... i- .nterior & ('.tp!Ort IS i''Pc'•enie Large cur Small ohS Irre e',tm,9tr's Cail coiFrc'T anytime 1 9011734 Sf17 '36 7*20 - - - ).'.t ''m hI A Tr :,i C'. ii. tI, P..' • '.1 '.' I.. S'l -- Ii''' qI' 'f, - - ' - A Iii101'OJSCP iS•flling & tep.mr If ,rs riper Crice 3737154 Auto Clean - - It.' •v•tlii • ' 'i..1 ir li.ii S erviCeS If vL'i,m can I Pu • a new car lot (rirmstmat. c'eimn up the Old buggy Complete Eater or III 95 Salitfac t'Ofl guaranteed P1, N S AUTO C LIAPI I Behind Mac 51lecfr '(F ?0•S f'lm'i 3277160 ('ia-n Saw ITruck.. wi'S. hId Ohs. very dependable 372 'Ji 5'.Ii Mrrr, i..lr , stn',,s' . ' ..,.. 'mIen %vA S P,ir I or I Eqwpment Look rig lot an e.ir,5 31) 2011 Pest ContiüI I and clearing & 3 p'arO loader P. • rloil.mr .l%k Mom I DaiS ,u' y,4 , r ., lassilm,d ad I3.5r .%iJf' Iruc k for rent or . , ' lease, 322 p14 (l,' Fe Pt 'it (ONT 14l)i 2392 PH k () .,e 522 0545. Carpet Cleaning Land Maintenance - ' IlL iTj CL (API JANITORIAL y %Puampoo 1' nec F .prrb esb.ma?e'. (,uIrat'lftd PP. 534 ' 0 rI - Rubber -' "UGHEY EQUIPMeNT Service Clearing Mow.ng , (lack Hoc Loader 77'662? I Wholesale. save up to SO Pc? , also 5laIonery embossers Call 17) I C XPER I LA WN SIR VICE ComplefeLawnCare Conlracfspreferred 373 1753 Al, TI RATIONS. DRESSMAKING. DRAPES. UPHOLSTERY Phone 377 0707 To List. You,' BusIness...DjI 322-2611 or 831-9993 - -- - ' - , , ..-.- - S I •"' . - -. .. 3.. '4, I' . .:,-. h I'e'j ' I , •3' •,7'.. ')S f .: 4,, ,i i ... ., .v ' I , CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WASHERS 5S0&UPii SANFORD AUCTION 1715 1, IrenchAye 3237340 • - SA VE 1974 IMPALA 4 OR ' ivj,4.iiI '-'k,,tJ4. 'I NT, AIR. AUTO CLEAN 1795 AUTO. AIR. BURGUNDY 2395 -• IllS LTD SROUOHAM. FULLY LOADED. 895 '695 BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN 331, S. HWY, 17.92 322.1835 /, ____ -, ________ i . "I. '' • , "- •".'. -2'-.' " a'.' 2; 1C73 0000F CLUE CAB P U. AUTO, Vi, CAMPER SHELL 1161 0105 DELMOPOT II. I OR, AIR 6 AUTO . 1101' FOIl Y l.L ICTRICIAPI IJ( ':t STIMATES 11) 'itt _:-. .z ' 46 at 76 Station Paoia 17; Sill 2295 intenance Electrical . d 974 LI SABRE LUXUS I DR ' . u'.i.;; ''e (Vt IIY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN 154%. WANT ADS 122 2611 or III Land Clearing ',. . - •iA ' ______________________________________ • . n ' 72—AuCtion -- 1 i3'" A . , 'i:' , ' 'ecB•1j Stiiittys Snappin Turtle iSsnl AuIS Get People lci.gett'e. TPuMI' Buying And Those Sell rug 027411 ü, 5)5 995) - PIry K •05 ' ' , 0,1%' .5 ' I ITCh 5 .1. ''Oh'S. I ru v's Of I IC" Ci 5.'Il u.,3 ,, 'j '4 ritA .p r ock ru' fr,mnip 171 39 ' _____________________________ Lawii & garden - r S. ,m fl5,i4i .'. '., .' - Insulation ,it,rig 'O.,,, * , 1,1,! i';.ljl Ill, i 1 3IA 5.1 . OV 11, 141 nJ peet -. _ '' bed .513 II 99 , t 20 '' 'a " . 71 —AntIques Light Hauling ira's 322-2420 M. Unsworth Realty ANYTII'AE Multiple Listing Service sIR fTc] 2565 I PARK -.---. .i I14',5 '-' - '' ' - ."u dOn I 'ti peOple tow mm, . , ,o.r3 IC' iricis' T,ii iP',y' "'I li',I ,', iiOS'lI 'OIl .'"t(', tOIlF1'.sill S Sanford's Sales Leader ,--. .i I Stemper Agency ,.-,- ..4; . ',..', .'c' ,;.?(0 • a. 6 '' ' ' REALTY - .;.;'.'5 - ':L,.. - 0' STE N STROM _____________________ ' a Real (state ;; .11 , t*. -',- 1701 up 32370.4) '• "','.'. F.' Larry". Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy S Sell, Ilip finest in used .InI I,ler.Or cCrp,ntr j 'nd cabne'ts 77 prt I I u I .-". :, . , CONSULT OUR Home Improvements .t :': ' • Air Conditioning i •-. 4..1..i..5.!" Cash 3224132 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB i,if', ' I. .. , ,-,'p 'k':;,,..e. ,v',per:: " ______ '',. ., . . �Sanford, Fl. e 45-.EvenIng h rald, Friday, Dc. 9. lflJ BLONbIE by Chic Young ' SIR N EED $1 0 A vE TE. ETA '0 CALL . S 10 ki • 1 I Hand on nip ' Kni his I each Answer to Previous Jiluil SI Animal o f South ! ThTU NI !1IJ H4 11 Nevada city 53C&oradocuty 12 Grasshoppers SlIatreme fear i . 49 For ACROSS BOO KIE IIi 1 ,1 1 AVE ACROSS) ON 'E ' 1 hull 1I! III 11ThJ Right On I 17 19 Irish dance Hill scofes 20 Astraddle Lii 1!* 1 — t ,1 -___________ eJ - ___________________ BEETLE BAILEY A HOT CUP OF COCOA WOIJLP NICE OACO PAY LIKE 7HjS by Mort Walker ' ) ( \,,,,/ / BE E Px p \HOT i.—. i I ,_,... ¼. ., P".- -) i ) i. ' ) i ) - T PI (; -' I . I - 4 ~i - — THE BORN LOSER 0a %wnw Sansorn by Art fiI1 " ___________ i I Ili 1 M1 1 I signal 6 rcari n Asle 39 ceiling of 22 Benches n Villains nemesis 24 liii resentment of the mountains 41 Criminal 26 Queen 42 Small 5hiOn 43 Parodied Boy (Sp I 46 Little arrow 44 cr eaturt 30 47 Barge Ominutesuf fix 1 114 7 IH[endd4 I 70th Year, e 1. ______________________ 1~ ~ Ir _________________________________ Bob Montana by hot u n RECOR AGAIN OF ThESEAV VEONCA THE WEEKS ARE MOUNTING UP ' HAVE DADDY M AN ADVANCE ALLOWANCE, PLEASE 97 - ' r I. _ ''t. • _______ .. Q CC F ] 10 I • • 7 1 . _____ - , L , . _____ -- p / _____ - _________________________ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider - _ls SIMPLY JAT1.I UAY.. LOUWUL515... T-OF DISAGFSUQ6 "TH , ttR HIGH CPIkJIO&J j '.-------. ^ )`-1- 1i ," I I ! 1 J -1 '. ,I " /2 s PRI5CS / - -, ,27' S POP by Al Vermeer MOM. WHERE S ''" THE DENTAL FLOSS? --- PP , 10 t AGAIN HE USEC) IT 70 FIX HIS ) % 9 /'• BEHIND THE I CAN T• BEUEVE IT' — HE'S FINALLY LEARNrAWTHWASH \1 / BOTTLE IN ING 10 TAKE CARE 0F HIS TEETH! THE CABINET .// ,)/ ,'" THANKS (' - ¶j. I/ f&, 's.. 'W ' -' - - \. .- ' ',_J - - ______ ________ .Y. J, I ' . 's.f a -') r' VO o ( / The spirit of cooperation Is especially strong in you today. There's hardly anyone you can't put completely at ease in >our presence IA\( Iii JUne21 Jul> 22) A good da% to start a new job, a nss hobbs or even a new exercise program. If you initiate it now, chances are you'll get a lot out of it. 11(1 • Juls 2 Aug 22 The lion LS in his element today, You're fun to be around and you Use the b,-st in your expansive nature to make sure excellent d;s> Its make sonic' ' available. ), , ) good time to ,-heck out that new crowd you've been curious about Find out to whom >ou re rorliantic ill'. suited to b> sending for ~otur c,opy ill Astrohr mph IA tier \lail 541 cents for vach sign desired and ;I long. self adds essed stamped en velope to Astro-Graph, 11.0 Rot 48Q Radio (its Station N 10019 lie sure to specify cif> your birth sign Dtc '"-Jan. 191 Contemplating •t career AI I RI - , nwo A T 0 0 I f' \'IHTII f) ~ kQ w A 10111i A III 5 , # 6 4" ' III 9 ,7 5 .1 £ 1 t A 14) 4 %401 fit )'as l'ac. • Vas% ~ V vinds; that havf- been dragging at his six notrurnp conlra( Because tie could afford to lost (tilt fi art trick 'flit t, fort he ,,'.'life the standard safet% pla) of plunking do,A n 1 t imu V. h ri V. • st ilr.ppc ii the king it sAil. matter to go to dumim and fin 's i ilfist I- et I chanu to brimii iii the wtiuil, suit is to fine ss this queslu This seiris i, urit i ulmiulds • . to a AAJ2 North,South vulnerable wets S rOt I ti i gOt 2, down assuming h gave tt hand the correct pla) ; V 109873 0 AKQ I r I NI toll or tripleton king it, it,,. East hand it losf.% to it,#, n tual holding f k lii hint: & I - 7XV5 w7m [' by Stoflel & Heimdahl I4EY. . I RAN A COMPUTER MINT-OUr ON THE jJ CCj' ( t AWAY! , I ' - __ . ' OVER WERE R*4T fl_/, I Piv GET THE REPAIR PEOPLE . c , j " r, Something bigcould tie brew Ing for you he way of a Joint vcn ture Things could develop to(L*iy that mean cash today. i'4 _ -, % 9; securitN totnorrwA. Zft r "Mi : . j '6 1 rep today. All those fine op. "unities aren't cannarKeil for others; one could have your name written on it. / Alff. April 19i Sona thing is' s> happen todas -- ,I\ :;- I /1 - a, 'i-c • game vilas duplicate Ice mdc d tipIi extra 10 point-, for plavins , Ill . . notrump itttiougli South did make all the tricks ()I, the other hand if he hail he en in I TMAr ht '' " ' - c .- - '!.J LwU'ScutU' NO W iT5 MYTLSIN' 4IIII7 ~ t ls CL 1 _____ -.-----. 0 Road Patro ru . It - . I ! I -- I .... ~;~ If/1091116, 1 . r - ' - -- 'V .' 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F'_"V -'r__,.;F - _ ------______ ---------------------,-.---- _____----------------------- •-e- ;-' '-7'--_ a. _-1_.V,- '- - -, '. -,-- , ~ 4 Y* 1'~~ 1:- Zt._--- 1. -1~1"_ 1 ç '#.- J-41-0, ;-q~ I- i-I 1,3.AA_ "-1his - .%~_]!!z X --'. A - 1k' ly -?- -;-; 7v~ .-,%~ I X_'Xllr _jki - *_,W,..;~!_ii_ ., .W ~ - A* Ak"! .-'" - "lr -• " 1 ,_..~; ;,% - ' - .. - - .1 C t - \ • \ ' ',u1i ajj.,,_ ' 'v v ' _ - . W.. ... 4" 1`~A ""N~_.. a,., Around The Clock Br1de Calendar 6-A Dr. Lamb $-A St 4t Horoacopr HpItal S-A Crossword S-C sports l)tar Abb> 3-C Weather j _% . ' Felt like '.se' -mrilIg 'i dress t- -.- ''A cc.Mi 3-A ., _" ,,.' 1. .- - I just ' c. 1-3-fl 3-A .., 7 - - . . _ , . -- I ______ _____ _____ . .. ,.Z.. .,_ I r ' . ,,1" Qta ,;gr: -1 1,11, 4jts I- r. I ;111 I 4I .J, a a ji,,,,, i ,- " 4S - . - - - . ~Ad 7.".%_r,s. -_ . ,% I 1_ ~,~. ".it, fII ,, .V . i. , ' I-I rg 1' " .,-_ . 1:6-, __''.~,, . ,~ I " ,.( . % :. ~ . I '. . - ~_ .I . .. i , i.~ II . .. , . I , , - .., j rpteA . '• s.a . I P. ., - .; . _~_ ! . it 11 Wf , -. _-, '. ; -..;.-*.',.' - ii, -1 V-S , I " % it e 4, - . . -,.- _ . .- . .. . 1 i 5 i- I . - I I&NOW11111111 . 9;` "* , - .f. I . . , ('IIt'('K l,II'Tl,ETON PREPARES TO LAUNCH IS-FOOT PATROL BOAT _-"_"_- _- C'____' -___- _F, r_'_ ---------------__ - r- Tr"- 'V - - - - - ' ' - - ' - - . _0 ; -.. I . -,,. . -'l I ; 1;, " I .- I - -; ..,. f, ~6 'S-?QIiZ,1 .. *Ji, !,r'i i0-, '? ye . ' It - ' % Vnilo-r t1w plan, an%,,;~. ,,,:. ; , ;- ,t% - an !,it- ite tht, I,o'_-.1 While ithe~ vii ',P~;:;c~ P=zle Lake vir the St Johns revisti-i- Ill, nalill. s%Ith the a '.4111ch* tht' thii (OUk Place. cruLse domi paved high%oj):,. River (()unt~ ,lit-riff's office and and local ,heriff's officials can asphalt Is a luxur% to Trumbil) Usuallv. the two are re 1(1St in imiulis idu slizc d he re ii hi the rightful owner and lattleton separated in their patrols b> nullitcr that can he vni!ravi-d I tie plan ti~t.s been pwhed At an% given moment during many miles of Seminole County fl P' rson..iI preupe rts riucesls bs the Florida F inn their dii'. the'. 11 be bounclnê. Ierrtin in contact with each Part of the number is burvau to i' V-sist farmers and along mudd), rutted roads, other and the outside wurld by ru orule liii (lit N itmonal trina itthoui.h mnsunc can drising thr ough shallow water radio oni> r sOt he r Infi, nnation ('enter computcr% rvizoter under the identificaton at a renicite lake's edge or "This job Will keep ~ou -covering stolcii N~ ~lctn See SHERIFF'S, Page 1A ;)e .-,.-,. '• " -' ' g would be difficult. "There's just It X "i -"rV,Lr---- -- - "' .. . - -_,;7 I ---r, y-f'---'-"n'-'.'---'-.r'------- --,-"-r"",Tr''r ' _________ S ' " .J T ______ . r *. &.Q-k ____ ~4 - , ` " , - - 1,4 1 _'"i Irn ' -t - See AU.. DRESSED Page !A "' ". 4 ,.4 I 7 '- I $,o , r r-1 -, , ',",." - ~ "O N, - , , I., %, .If' I,1 i " I. I'll f %. , ti , " , ., t,.% ~ .! , . - '., . -JW -0 J~V'i,,1.1 .8 -',''.-' . A don't know whether back In elementary school they -' ' uur' j . JI I ~,, V I -;~*. .t'1; _______ Ducs t he -.4 ay a student dress have anything to do with the way he thinks of himself? According to Don Iteynolds, principal of Seminole High School, it does. There was a tune when )OU could tell a student s at titudes by the way he dressed," Reynolds says. -Then they all started dressing sloppily and you couldn't tell anything. Now there is a definite trend to neater, more fashionable clothes on campus It again is possible to tell about a student b> looking at the wa> he dresses Janet Flo>d guidance counselor at the school agrees If ou feel good about yourself, and about where you are heading, you tend to dress yourself that way. The way you feel on the inside is reflected on the outside," Mrs. Floyd says. If you feel pretty secure about sourself feel }OU have something to look forward to >OU tend to dress well." Both Mrs Floyd and Reynolds agree that there is a significant improvement in the way students dress over the ssa> they looked e1ei a couple of years ago Mrs. Floyd feels the change ma y go back even further than that "Times and attitudes have really chiLiged in the last five years," she says. "Kids are trying to make more of themselves, whether they are planning logo into college, take a job, or planning s some ot her future she says. And Job opportunities - as well as the simple economic pressure to get a job, have made some contribution to the new neatness Mrs Floyd says. "More and more students come into guidance. asking about ways to get jobs, about information on different kinds of joba, she sa>s -Tsi is a bunch of students sitb . Ate 4 ' _______________ ________ L ,! - •- 0 I I __________,__.____._.____\_____..__.____________.___=.__.___—---------------,,------= M,~ . :- patrol has been working - 1 --n-=--_---------'_cm %'~ V~ _,v",i " , ii~ - f-~ ; lp A %I 4 17 '21 . _*,~.,~, W ~ - GLENN TROMBLX DRIVES ALONG snoRE; OF LAKE IIARNE' - sT t"/7 017 - ~ ~ -f- 1 V Isi 11 " ' "We didn't make any arrests of cattle rustlers, but rustling '4 j J I A. F. -1~ - I I's. 1 " V - -,"... fit 1. Ir I - -4 -11, - -11, I . by Garry Trudeau .~_~~ - 11% - n A . C7lhtf \ ~ - . --_-;`-,WjAW l,W oing ic And Bump*iest Jobs In Sem*inole i - N/, #Le, .NVX'._ 0 ~ 11 Since then he said (be stlin tIaxiritcills until now t is - 701AM I *40 ; -_~W V.-- _Wl; 1. . 1 _____________ _______ I 0.K. 1 Dressed k -5;n11 N it :: l _____ - by T K Ryan I .. if I t1 drinks -Until 10 .~n iii the slet-ples.ii nwht bevari -%I)lt%l 0SIMIN p;ii Sem inoic Jeep to,Aard a solute Pontiac -.atLsf led the car's owner vi, asn't t1vton, . trespassing Count%'... p.L%tures awl %ii(xhis parked behind a tree. anti . lie lives next door to the Seminole ( ount> Sheriff s front the Jeep s cab roof owner of iii. propert) here trespassing hunters ']Ile LIAO also patrol ci)wit% Drputs Glenn Trombi spotted vialked to the rear of the Trombly said. "Ile undoubtedly the tread marks leading toward Pontiac and noted the tag has permission to hunt here watt rw a>s for stranded boaters protmbly hunting squirrel." the piney %soods east of &inford. number and check outdoorstnen for the A routine check on a routine proper licenses Thoie are fresh and Moments later after nmnin Trombi 40. and Littleton. 34. they're going our way." he said. a check on the nwnber through day for Tronitil), %tX) 'A Ith -put), Cliuck Litgunnint, the four-wheel drive a dispatcher, Trombl% "as special off road patrol and skater safety unit begun about . 61,111111116. I/ Sleep/essN 1 6ght Bs SC(nT ABI1AHAM!S Herald Staff Writer Tills - 1. , r".ili : ed, ttcrr, m .J MMA Holdup / - - • - " •' TH Avcs TUMBLEWEEDS ,A The Most f - 0 . ; , , I - A , ii, 0.0 I ! --!- - . • - 6 ~:i ,-- 1 HlV ! YA'S fAX FORM ovE ME A 1") • Sheriff's by Stan Lee and John Romita - • . , .X , SPIDER-MAN S iT T'AE 55*IN6ME VAX$R' , :..., . - -- - ee on told her to dump the mone% in the drawer without the bag She Barbara lovino spent a sleepless night Friday compiled. "I'm itiper-tight today, she conceded Saturday. "it Was hard -It scared me. It's hard to explain how my body felt. I didn't s for me to sleep. I was sleeping, then I woke up, and slept again. of a gun. but I did see that bonib It looked like three sticks ee "W'hen I woke this morning, everything so ent through my mind. dynamite. I believed th e note; I wasn't going to take any clianI keep thinking of that happening to Inc..." ct s The that occurred between 3 and 330 Friday afternoon as 1rs (05110 s iid Saturda> she hadn t pushed the alarm Mrs lovino was stationed in her outside teller s window at the ".Someone i1se pushed it." she explained. "Everyonewas in It he Tropic Bank of Seminole on Sit 436 in Casselberry. A man drove up to the window. Be asked for a deposit slip,"doorwa> everyone knew what was going on And so did the Cass,elberry police only moments later. Mrs, Covmo recalls. "Then he asked for a pen It looked hke he was writing something on the depoait slip. Then he sent a brown According to (Xficer Jun Rul, Det. James Ifingham Was bag in, cruising in the area when he heard the radio signal He lw-ned * *Don't do anything, just read the note," the man cautioned ht,around and saw wt car pulling out of tile ban' "And put all the money in the bag." Bingham, lluf said, then radioed Det. Durbin Gitch who finally It was a holdup, the firt inwhich she had been involved in more chased the suspect down. lie %oas identified as Gregory McCoy. C than two )ears of banking experience 23 In the car police rcportedls found i 18-caliher revolver arid Mrs. losmo read the note A bomb is connected to the alarm about 827 000 in cash system." it read. She opened the brown bag and saw "vohat looked McCoy was arraigned in Sdnford this morning and held on 18 400 bond like i bunth -0h. )vs. I believed it," she said Saturda) "I gave it sonic -This is one experience Illnever forget." Barbara Covino said She has worked at the Casselberr> bank for about six weeks thought I wtsn t going to question him - g.** tie The robbkr spoke agam. *'[lot all the money in the ba coming from the Atlantic National Bank of .Sanford %%livre she had sajd She started shoseling lOs and 20s into the bag A colleague en work. d several months She also has pre vious liankin, cx the next booth Stephanie (.ardner. according to Mrs Cosuto also pe riente in Fort l.auderdale The mid afternoon experience changed her plans for the got into the act -You put )our mone) In the bag, toi tilt- robtier ordered. evening, too. ' She lead had a date waitinl, for her at home But she called him. Both tellers did what they were told- as they are cautioned to Wight of brid4 ,-1 wisi-ii, t I ~ %11 I I vl~f %, - - '1 it FRANK AND ERNEST - - I? — • hag wouldn't fit into the window, A 4.1 y - A s. -Is-t, rs',itj,-t if it is true' thi,,t the' lair Sithit'> I .t'ii,, (ifl(' of the '*test aol (ion and whi\t plase . r s of all tifilt. (lid 1110t 'Ails travel too far. / - ii AZkw's^sw!iiv,~~ Opening lead 1 & North thought about ititi ding seven lit' did tme IS 's high-card points and fiv rt hearts. but decided to SCORPIO 'OvI 24-Nov 224 A ,hange in mriditions; presently evolving could brighten your financial picture lt*s been a long timni in coming but worth - • *1 told Nin I couldn't send it out." Mrs Givuio said, The robtx,r air .mbark on new and exciting voyages i ""'' i&-pt. 23-Oct. r i Teller " - BUGS BUNNY i . W't II I'a%s is I SI un _______________________________________ _______ ,, 10 1977 21) Make .sonic slight transformnat,onc in your social / t'. & Z - 0 . _______ you / L_" _\ J t( N (" ______ For Saturday I - ''" f' HOROSCOPE , aying Ma - 1. .sheriff's deputies said A .skeleton found near Like riult the iTifl s idtntit) \Iianii intsti,atiirs (hi. Garay said the remains were Mary is the remains of a man, Itones from the skeleton were generally regarded as the top •td to 35 who apparently to be sent to \liainl for further unearthed Wednesday, and iuthorittes in their field in the died from shotgun wounds, study. where a forensic an crews first thought the) had southeastern US., could also Seminole County Medical thropologict tsing sophisticated found the remains of a cow or i local authorities Examinerr Dr (, V Garay said equipment would in to other large animal sheriffs description of (hi. s ictilti determine th man's race authorities said 'hlturdas phssit ii appearance Garay estimated the victun Shortly after noon Thursday, (sara> said he found shotgun He noted that sheriff's inpellets in the head and body of had been (lead -a few months," a road grader operator ve igators are assuming that the skeleton. unearthed on but he mid it ,Aas difficult to discovered the .skull and foul pla% is involved since the Wednes(Lay and Thursday by know exactly hoiA long the body suininioned investigators. remain's ,Aere found in a crews clearing land for a home hall been deteriorating in the The area %as roped off and shallo%4 t"o-foot grave i4ith field Jtselotxiant bone and earth sampks were bulkt holes in the head and Construction crews found the forwarded to the Smittisoman shoulder area. ' Garay also said that teeth found ui the skull appeared to temains while clearing land Institution for a specific Spoiski said the results might be -very well preserved." and south of Lake Mary, In an area determination of age. be back from Miami in t%4o or Sheriff s de pa rt in tnt three days. would be compared with dental east of Like F mma Road near S SCOTT spokesman John Spolski said AifRA1lAIS records in an effort to deter. the Interstate-4 interchange _______ WEE'cS 9 ~ I '3 . - • •' r. EKZE= - __________ ________ ; I I I Ma,,. Found In Lake - _______________________________________________________ .S cholesterol deposits in tl~(! . 'he tw w 13 Heart to develop eating habits tl~,jjt American — Association recommends that promote health throughout sour 14 adult men should have no more life I.-, no%. I Owlesterol passes througti egg yolks a sleek. than thriv 17 18 including those used in (ooking the bile froun your liver into the I , E — - .0 in pies and other foods. intestine. It is reabsorbed thert20 21 %%h)' Tohmitthi.chole.sterol 22 23 111 round and round You have to intake in the diet. 25 - T 7 T I A large egg contains only 65 tither stop its production i)r(t' I3 29 I - 32 grants of protein, s your three 1111111 its absorption from the - _j._ II eggs for hnakfast prosides 195 intestine to 33 34 35 grants of protein hit '. are also .. holt sti rol iI it I — ...._J C is) high fat foods and ontain 36 37 38 How much protein and what more fat calories than protein. . . I I I Those three eggs will give you should )ou eat for it tx)fj% 40 660 milligriuns of cholesterol. building program' I am sen. I I valth Letter intake recommended bv the nuniber 5A. Weight Training Inter-Societ> (orninission for for F ne rg> and V. tight (ontrol I) s Heart Resources Committee of to give sou inore information nationally recognized scien- Others who want this in - — . hat 300 formation can .send 50 cents I in 1111 grant c hole sit r ol with i long staniped sdf I J allowance for foods that are addresstsl enselopi for it (On higher in protein such as lean in e'trt of this newspaper. Pu meat You'll get more protein lbs 1551, Radio ('it> Stahir,. and less fat front lean meat Ness York, NV 10019 with all the fat trunnted ass a> If >ou consume 100 grants of You may be surprised to find good protein a day and vat _____________________________________________________ out that cholesterol is not reall y enough calories from other 0 a fat, and is not metablized as a foods to support your beds 8> BFK\l(F 811)1 OSOI fat All that exercise may not needs >oti shoulc have enough lower your cholesterol if you protein to build at least one consume a lot and particularly pound of new muscle a week Dec if )OU are putting on seciglit, with >ow- exercises pcograzn. sonic of which may be fat and that rate is most unlikels Those high fat, cholesterol- Extra protein is sunpl) iksed ~'o ferent outlook on a problem YOU11 BIIITHDAY laden. high calone diets that calone., for energy or stored ,, )LOU. (logging Dec. 10. IrJ7 sonic body building programs fat. refreshing experience. You could arnve at ;I cro.w TAURUS i April 20-May roads this c o min g se.tr and Perk up > our ears today if choose an entirely different hear someone mention a new TV II I U R street of dreams chances are business opportunity. There %our decisioniA Ill be all exciting nias be a ss.i> you an cut Ii ust %1,1) i,id I s I one )ourself in on it. _______ - Sinford FIoa3277tPr,ce2OCents o9junda!beJ1977 - DEAR HEADEII - Fwirly thing about mothers, the), are 8 _ 9,% 10 Ind 1 - lift weights three days a week. I am told protein is important ______________________________ inmusclebu1lding.andonea) I to get it is by eating three eggs for treakfa.st, along with toast, put people on are the makings of fatty-cholesterol depii in milk and fruit every day. se h&art t arterie hat J1t her Innks vascular disease. cholesterol ia eggs in Those diseases are not just and I should eat only three eggs a week . I think that since diseases of old people, either cholesterol is fat. if you ezer- Over 70 percent of young lien cise enough, you tootild )List eximuned from Korean Will, 40 Gem of Canhage 12 ku ~ LaDr 1 i AZ! I S South 34 One or the other 20 Landed 21 College head 46 Sumfref time ; I Lowest point Opposite ks:ff . I ~_ ___ 2 -I 11.4 )abbr ) garden I I Longhand SUIVL) -.. Chivaify C r i ti cal 39 Oily 9 Station (Fr) 27 Entity 28 Fairy tale 42 Window part 10 Biblical - ,,, I 3 Persia 4 Time zone 37 1 ç l~t r____, _______ '40 1^1 ) .- '-' . 35 sw ThEM i 18 2 Hardy i ''l 11 11-1 ___- L II -' I I.. YES '\ SiR' ) / 3 'i ; - problem I have with Illy mother? Every nloffang. We get into an argument over eggs. ir ~# a m It 0 L it I a it I 5 N DOWN 25 Street (Fr) 26 Twosome 29 Macabre 31 Wonderful Egg 9=& I _rl0 a a ~11111 uld 5 ~. 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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 09, 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/9c0199a3d6636567c6c6d13979d52086.pdf 492dcd6319f0fd949df7dde4fc31adc2 PDF Text Text Il—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1977 PORK A RAMA It's PORK-A-RAMA week at Winn-Dlxte.. . and now Is the time for you to take advantage oIthese great bargains on all your favorite PORK cuts. Items like Boston Butt at only 89e Lb., Whole Picnics at 79c Lb., THE IDEAL GIFT and Meaty or Country Style Spare Ribs $1.19 Lb., are just a few of the FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS, EMPLOYEES, FRIENDS / WESTERN CORN FED tfè RIB END ROAST CHUCK ROAST El ,- BUTT RI)AqT , - w - • - w s—i 1" It It rTERNRN FED FRESH PORK SHOULDER BOSTON A' ~ U 1 L Roost 110, BUTT ROAST flLL $119 ....Is WESTERN CORN FED FRESH PORK MEATY WHOLE PICNIC SPARE RIBS PRICES GOOD DEC. 8-10 (4 To a LB. AVG.) > - EXTRA LARGE LONG GRAIN ALL FLAVORS TROPICAL CHEK EGGS, 1 • •,_r• L RICE DRINKS I -Qr ~ - -/ I 1-I Pork Chops ...... 1" . Pork Chops . ' 2" A 3 I.B. SAG CAKE MIX * 59c =lAVE 45 MAID RRATAEC • 3 sjoo ... . . - - . lflUFIT VVSRU) ) ARROW it"I DETERGENT it - W9c • SHORTENING PORK ' PKG. THRIFTY MAID FLOUR Limit I with $5.00 or moq• purchase excl. cigs. 5 * 49c , Vita Pep 25 3 L B. -/ BAG J ' PLAIN OR SELF-RISING Limit I w h $5.00 or mar, pvclwai. ..,I. (1g.. 1 ' T U RI 1Y SAVE 30c~j Pumpkin Cold Duck - S319 Cide, :'. . . • - :: $ 1 09 ,• LB. CAN $1 19 - Cull LAPLPJ(, LARGE LCAF FAMILY BREAD . . C 3 -- pw HARVEST FRESH FLORIDA HARVEST FRESH GOLDEN RIPE YELLOW CORN 4 HARVEST FRESH ._- - - 4 FLORIDA TANGELOS FOR .'"' , ..,t- . •..) Tomatoes 3 9°° i QUANTITY RIGHTS '*1%.. .Ylt.. I, - Apples • 13 $1" t, • - -- - -. ;1<---' ______ '.p 20$ 169 '-. C~ AVE 20cl.A' P111111rolliF SUPERBRAND - .- d - inerce building - but Famlot y .1ar Bo(I left) and Ireni' Piit,ig do their lii'st to tlt'lL). The decision Ca easier for l.orenzo Burke chases are bagged by #h money, 'where / do we ta ?' s rt ( I PIft)EB1 ('.HI'ENTER children, she said, totals $3.5 million. The $3.1 million level of funding, Mrs. Carpenter said, halts a program in the planning stages for Osceola County. Crisis i1l again strike in July, Mrs Carpenter said, since Secretary Page, despite instructions from (jovernor As kew, is asking for only $19 million in state funding in the new state fiscal year budget. Mrs. Carpenter said the governor has told Page to increase his budget request. Page is considering amending his request to r million state wide. while a(tuall) $25 million is needed, she said The $2.5 million total would provide money to meet rnlniniuzn wage costs, maintain the program and increase it ' If Page doesn't ask for the mone>, where do we start"'Mrs carpenter as ked. She said that two groups are vt'r interested in the subidjzed child care program-TheCommuc.sionon the Status of Warner. .a..l the League of Women Voters Mrs. Carpenter saul that Secretar) Page apparently doesn't understand the conce of preventive child abuse and prevention of l'rnt'n going on 'he welfare 'u' rather that working for a living that resijt,s from sLJw1 tfl cart' Perh.ps he nced. to be edui. ateil,' ss' ui ReleaSed r j4 . ,,.,.,c.. O n Bail ________ — - and I.ore 1111) in are cOOl - pU1)il" l)e,1 , tor) classes in a ll eI em en tar % schools. The (Retired Senior Volunteers Program) store 8 SCull' ABItAIIAMS Herald Staff Writer . - ',- - i the drug phun- substance, siTiit' i;• hetamine tablet, and 'more Hurst apartu after sheriff's . .li'puties allege they bought than fit rams of cannibis .s-u.'d. he •.i All three faniiy nwc'bers 'our Seminole Countian, 'even ounces of the flaky white Spo1sk ai shs-riff '.;'';ties three of them members of the substance' from them in a we're released from the count) Followed the oiler Pii'nuw and jail Artist Wayne Plemons and MLS. "aint' family, have been shopping center parking lot 1It t .1 I.JOVCflICOCV his son pos ted bond while Mrs arrested on drug-related Wednesday afternoon, Aore parking lot lucate'j at -- Johnn> Wayne Plemons. Piernons was released on her Grant Street dOd SR harge-s stemming from a 10 434, wh'ri-' O reconce Miss Hurst month Investigation by sheriff's 19, of 1068 Orentd 1)r the arrest tak ace deputies and the federal Drug Altamonte Springs. Authorities was still in jail this morning Sçilskt said the seven uunce' Sheriff's charged I'lemons with being a tie pa rEm ent Enforment Agency [)EA dru purctased was valued Those arrested were principal to deliver)' of a spoke sman John Spoiski said co ntrolled substance', phen. the pht'ncyciidine bu) took at $10.0(U) The •irrest of the Artist Wayne Plemons, 17 ;ar.1 Miss hurst br,&clidine place at a parking lot near the 198 Willow Ave., Forest ('ity ne of the largest distributor Jean Emma Plemons, 198 intersection of SIt 434 and Big!' - Barbara Hurst, 19, of the UC*i of )enuyrIiitiTtt in was 1The buy was the Fern Park Apartments, f't'rn Willow Ave . Forest Cits ti! Park uthorities chargd Mrs c'ulminati& n of several earlier Central Huri.Li, Spoiski - _____ • ' Both were charged with delivers- of a controlled sut. if ft1isltuit'r arid Sabati ni. .iutbiirits- to nanit' tiiititssifl pinion If the mayor need not keep the finance post as this is consult the council, then the ''in bag and I am good at it.'' ith putiiii works cofiiflissiorwr heads was challenged charter need_s to be (-hanged '' (*hers agreed that he had done i'tiuncillnc'n John I );tnii-ls .ini I'l,ind '.aiil the action OS_Se') was instructed b) I kmild Sines Iiiiing up with (tie I )a'piti' an inforitoil ruling b) a good job for the past two ii !,tti'il (hi cits- -har'ti'r which council to prepare a written years at handling the cits (I.e tiit'' ,tttirIIc')' office he' T1e'wcolflc'rs ( )nls I 'iwo illiltift i.' sail gis u" (In' request for formal approval by financial affairs. .Iitui Sabatini stiIlrt'-tI Uti ni-el fiit I insult with uounil •iiithrit !IUlk( I) )or'S 1-onini ion ,iiaking ''tfnt'nts anti instructed ('It) Piland said ''we went through pint ilient s, 'i's inter Springs When I'iland (ts'olifuc'l ti .'itti- rues ('.ars- Mas.scy to seek this same thing three )ears ago, M,ss r liii) Piland sa id change the •ippointiio'iits In 'Pinion l Attorni' s not 'This doe when two councilmen MOfl(lti)'S meeting. iueil I 'i'sc'IlIii'S(LI) hilt II', SI .Ifl)%SI) ;cr-rl hubert Sht'viri challenged their appointments III( is"L'' 4 ;11114 about last voted 4-I for a liwtitii iii satisfy me' \ta'.sey n,r1ed Wednesday and at that time I reconsidered. duritLas when council rt'fued Daniels to have count-ilii,'ti but a least it was not a unified ,srt1 night that he had received an t approve Piland's ' 011. retain ttit'it current TEStS front If a counciLman sa s he of the fire' informal opinion from giving Iigan control appointrnt'nt.s - • Donald Sines of Shevin's staff who nI"!11h4'r could not do a job. I could tlt'partnu'nt and I'ell,'rin tin' after two itew Slur t 1 - ' recons said the mayor had t he tal hail i der from his standpoint, IXII Ice' tie part liiout IIa nit' i " I 00 uI ilru en Burt I gait a nd ap. council at (tie regular meeting but generally I have rotated make' to that been finance ('OhuiiliiSSIOnt'r, authority Laurent i'olk'rin took pointments by specific re- next Wednesday night. most of the positions. stti of office Monday, h'iland's Sines planning and _________________________________________________________ fcre'nce' in the charter and "The police conumssioner Sines objected to his specifically had control over assignment by Piland to the shouid be rotated from year to the general reference that all position of finance comrn year or he becomes locked in powers in the city are ve'ste'd in missioner as he said tie is not and becomes a policeman (hi' council Ma.ssey, who said qualified to handle the city's rather than a commissioner It lit' agreed with this opinion. finances but by experience is is the nature of the post," Aroundlh,' ('lock IA Horoscope ; said to obtain qualified In all the other Piland added. a/i a formal opinion Bridge Hospital 3• ('alerdor de pa rtni e nt s Sabatini At Daniels' suggestion each from the attorney general 4.13 ()bitus'ks would take two to three months suggested if Sines' is "in' councilman submitted a list of ('omlc (it'R.SF:I,vF:s i, 2-Il ,i:tit the request would have competent to serve in finance, ''rathers" to Piland so that he ('rissewaird '.,-t Spill b% be in writing. perti.'ips he is incompetent to be could consider their perEditorial 4-A 2-fl TeleiiIo 5'.t "This dot's not satisfy me," a commissioner, period." ferences in making his upi)ear .-bby Daniels said he would like to pomntments. Iamb Sines said, we need an official 7''% Dr. Weather 3, . n - SUPPERS $109 248. aogw •H's a I a mr FRENCH AVE*' '& 25th it 419 E. FIRST ST. - Mettions with two counts of post'ssIon of a controlled C -%_ &.. -i .. - . - -.- . -. I •' .-:_.. -.: - • I "''1 L')J 'I ,-' ..- purchases made to gain lit' said en, o;.l'ru' it eick'nct' so search w- arrant, for dangerous lru 1 ',sl-:l.BFltHY lit-raid Stall S rilrr A. - . .• - ¶ .4: LI .-,•;f - .' A_ . - :P, , . ..- :', S' '. . - '-.:•- - _ ,•__Irta_ , - .01 It ':• --- Today to •. .•,' -. -. - , SANFORD Frks....51;99 - -: -, , - - ' -- stance I.') olidint' Winter Springs Mayor Relents; He'll Consult Panel ENGLISH 'MUFFINS A ., .•.,e_., .4' . A After Seminole Drug Bust s FREEZER QUEEN ,' -. . CUP 2!1 -. 1 A SAVE 29c," 4,T f,, :, Amin PKG.39C a '.... - - C, S Clara Russell. I.arr 9.Noori. - k ow - - n 't mr DECISIONS closes F'ridas. hours ,; Row Over Appointments Cooled CRACKIN' GOOD SOUR CREAM 'If Page DECISIONS ('hr 1st in as N ,t in - .. 4 • The crisis over continued state f un ding for the subsidiz ed child program Central Florida which affects 2,500 children in Seminole County has been averted, at least for the time being Mrs. Phoebe Carpenter, administrator of the Comm un ity Coordinated Child Care program of Central Florida i4-Ci, said toda y that William Page, secretary of the state Depa rt ment of health and Rehabilitative Services ibiltS, reversed his position Wednesday and agreed to channel $2.5 million in new Federal money into the program statewide. Page had earher announced that he would be reducing the state suiiuy io sian ne programs eLsewhere arui to maXe up a $2 million deficit which occurred when $20 million in state contracts with day cure centers sere signed, even though only $17.5 million had been appropriated by the legislature. Mrs. Carpenter said she had returned from a Tallahassee meeting with Page; a representative of the governor; State Sen. Kenneth PlanEt', minority leader of the Senate; and State Rep Dick Batchelor, Monday very discouraged when Page remained adamant in his stand to cut the child care program. She said that she presened Page and the governor's representative with a series of Evening Herald articles concerning the subsidized child care program in Seminole Count) and the mothers, many of them divorced or widowed, who were being helped with child care so that they could work for a living '. and stay off the welfare rolls. (Herald Ptote$ by Tern Ntii4) She credited the stories for having a direct effect on changing Page's mind. Page at a press conference In Tallahassee Wednesday af' ternoon said he would direct .5 million into subsidized child care of $7 million pumped into the state from the federal government under a law sponsored by Vice President Walter Mondale when he was a member of the U.S. Senate. The 4.0 program provides subsidized day care for single, working mothers in professional centers. Under the original Page proposal, 751 children would have been cut from the program in Seminole. Mrs Carpenter said today the new federal money pumped into the program on Page's order, after appeals were made to Gov. Heubin Askew, means that "we will have the same number of Larr Sewell (above)dollars to use in 1978 as in 1977. "But,' she added, "since the minimum wage which m be just can't make up his paid to day care center workers has gone up, thes.an'ie number of mind at the h'kl, ,' c'- no be served with the same number of dollarL" hrssImu' store at 'flw C entral Florida pro'am, under 4-C, has a budget to expire the Greater Sanford in July of $3-I million. while the costs for the sane number of amber of ('ohI1 - (3 LEIS. DOWN) 20c fly DONNA IFS herald Staff Writer -' - SUPERBRAND GRADE #AS , "V . 4AJJ IPII - (-- ( 'ufO WESTERN CO RN FED FRESH PORK SHOULDER ARM moommm~ ," SAVE - OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE AND PEDEEMABLE AT DIXIE STORES ACROSS FLORIDA & TH E S OUTH E AST . LB._89C;Jj SHOULDER BONELESS )IN( FOR ROTISSFRRT ROAST) BOSTON 99C ]Day Care Funding Saved By Askew; b neuueu LJTT - 4 TO 8 LL AVG. OCIC -' I, 7 INCH CUT 7Qc Roost p,- AVE 2l \ FRESH PORK LOIN Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents — many specials available this week. So, stop by your local Winn-Dixie, and have yourself a Feast-A.Rama during our PORK-A-RAMA. W.DBRAND USDA CHOICE BLADE 10th Year, No. 94-- Thursday, December 8, 1977 I. 4 41 H.ratd Enginee r B. C. Conklin Council on planning for b lea,, C.i.Ib,,, of ('lark Dietz and Associates briefs Winter Springs the regional sever system ' . . �2A—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday, D.c.I, 197 Thursday. Dec. it. 1977-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. pped At Coal IN BRIEF Food Costs Push Wholesale Prices Up Another steep — jump in food costs pushed up wholesale prices 0.7 percent in November, the second consecutive large monthly increase, the government said today. The climb in Labor Department's Wholesale Price Index last month was slightly less than the 0.8 percent increase in October, but considerably above the 0.5 percent gin in September and the 0,1 percent rise in August. Most of the November increase was in the farm and foods sectors. Will Seminole School Board Pay C1ai ms? WASHINGTON (UP!) - After nearly two dozen major votes, Congress finally has settled a five-month impasse over federally financed abortion by agreeing to language antiabortion in tone but more liberal than current law. The new language ending the dispute may be challenged in court as unconstitutio;aI. It would require concurrence of two doctors before an abortion could be subidized for health reasons. Ii> MARYLINsHF;m)AN Herald Staff Writer that payment legal, according it would pay the claims, left to school board members. unpaid when Old Securities Seminole Education Insurance Company went into The Seminole Count> School Association iSEAu officials had receivership, Hoard Wednesday promised hoped the board would commit The resolution provides that employees it would make a itself to the payment Wtl- pa)men( would be made by the decision at next week's meeting riesday, and had been picketing on whether it wants to honor for two days in front of the Seminole panel? Editorial, unpaid medical, dental and life school board offices to make Page IA insurance claims held by the officials aware of their hopes, school board on all outstanding employees. That decision would said William Dailey, SEA claims, provided the claims not bind the board to pay the president. were reviewed by school claims, which could amount to SEA attorney John Cham- Superintendent William P. half million dollars, but would blee. Tampa, presented the Layer and his staff; provided state their feeling about paying beard with a resolution for its employees assigned any money if a court order should declare consideration, which provided they may later get on the claim Tractorcade Strike Set By United Press International Two groups of farmers were to drive their tractors from the Florida and South Carolina borders early today to begin the biggest farm strike tractorcades yet at Atlanta, Ga. Farm strike leaders predict that by 1 p.m. Saturday 30,000 farmers and 20,000 tractors will crowd the Capitol area to rally against low crop prices and high production costs. WORLD IN BRIEF - NATO Can Have Cruise - . V - . ,~-"_,. .,,. 4 .. _. .- , ,.__ . 4 . - C ,. .. : /' - .• ' .. IS - -.. . - , . . . . . .;.'. ., ' .. -~4, , 'A0. .k It . . 4 __1 .1 */ /I 11 . %k . --1 4 , I , 0 W, , 14 11 M 'isl 11~ a EidngIIrndd Thursday. Dcembr I. 1977—Vol. 70, No. 91 Pv5Iihid Daily and Svsdav. •iupi satvrday •,d Christmas y by The $anI* Hefald. inc.. *, N. F10010 Aye - 114filvd, Da Fia. 32121. kca.d Class P.stay pug.' $a.l.rg. FleeWa 31271. Horn. DelivOry. $5 Cents. Mente. $2 40. 4Mnp. $1170. Year, $2140 By Masi rnontP. $7 10. 6 Months. $i 70. 12 93240 ~ . 11, I (Herald b, T.ii s.I) 'us the season to be busy and l)ori, 1, left and Brady Sapp, 7, are learning shat leafraking, that's what. So they set out to straighteti up the yard of their S, Sanford Avenue. Sanford, home. .-- Comes To - - .-- - Visit Sadat Blasts Arab 'Imposters' H> United Press International line Arab ciltics as "imposters frwtltss I)aniascus talks with Jordan's King Hussein arrived wid pygmics,' Syrian President Hfez Assad, today ofi a fence-mending a leading critic of Egypt's mission to Cairo where throngs Ilussein, seeking to mediate peace drive. of cheering Egyptians hailed between Sadat and Arab opThe Jordanian monarch President Anwar Sadat's ef- ponents of his drive for a quick began his Cairo mission against forts for peace with Israel and peace settlement with Israel. the lxickround of a boisterous heard him denounce his hard- arrived fresh froiii apparently pro-&idat demonstration by' an estimated million Egyptians , d. Spring h00l Lake 14 i. ., " of Cairo to the Abdin presiden. tial palace. , Addressing the throng from 4 the Dalace balcony, Sadat said 1 Egypt wanted peace with Israel, but warned "we are no seeking peace at any price." "I wish these imposters and pygmies heard and read what I said before the Knesset (Israeli parliament)," Sadat said, . referring to his Arab critics. President Sadat greeted hussein at the airport where the two leaders embraced and kissed and appeared smiling. Officials said the aim of hussein's Cairo's talks is to heal the breach in the Arab world caused by opposition of hard-line states to Saint's visit JORDAN'S KING hUSSEIN to Israel last month and his ...comes as mediator subsequent call for direct peace talks with the Jewish date in Cairo. The talks are scheduled to open next week. last week's antl-.Sadat summit following his Egypt isit. Syris 1i one of the principal at Tripoli. Libya, and Is also While the Jordanian monarch opponents of this policy. Others staying away from the forth- traveled to Cairo, the Syrian include Libya, Algeria, Iraq, coming Cairo talks. president flew to Saudi Arabia South Yemen and the Palestine Hussein went to Damascus today in a flurry of diplomatic Liberation Organization. Wednesday for talks with initiatives to try to heal the Jordan Is steering a middle Syrian President Assad and will worsening rift over Egypt's cow-se In the rift. It boycotted be traveling to Saudi Arabia rae driv.. silha,t.rI4, ' r.: - IlL. . - ------------- . .s '., el'. 6,, I)(' about a II, Im'(''111 increase over the current $ II billina l)U(Igt't putting it close to Si; hillilini :\skes, day , (luring a news conference Wednes , said the only new tax under conS si(k't'it ion is a gasoline tax increase and it is unlikely tie sill ret'ommnend that 1k also said he ill bks.'k any move to resume state payment of abortions for the indigent t.'I'I i State Plan, Panel Urged An (4 Alt;aiiiontt Springs City I 4lnanission('r harts Jacobs, substituting for Masor Norman F'loyd. said Floy d is seeking repeal 'if the act, with which all tb' unties and the county giverninnient have ('tinnipl ied. rioting the state planning act is ,ilnisiisi identical and the local regulation not only requires duplication but is also causing unnfu.sion was resIs )nsit)le for three deaths Two young brothers a nd their If;-year-old aunt burned to death when if lire, apparently ignited by an electric heater. (lest roved their mobile home. 'Ilie victims crc Christopher Tucker, 3, Stephen Lee Tucker. 4 mon Ibis, and I 6'yearold Eliza beth Lit tle, tIe, sister of the mother of the ts)vS. Cal h% Tucker. ho esca iwd unharmed _,4 " hiAltU's' JA('ORS (If whi('h Semninok- units of gs,vernjisent must comply with, is that the local law requires positive votes fronts four rmienn bers of a governing body before plans can be changed Nornially. a simple msijorit> of thrti' out (i f five positive votes is sill that is necessary' for local govt'rnhiient to take action. The major different e in the In other business, Jacobs II...... .,.i,i...,,. 1.... l...•i........ -- ,,,,,, Staff ii.s , i,,(ui ,, iini r iii u s oujeciionis it, .,, ii . 1401 i M n Edwards OF F 1HF H; l9T (1iirit ('Ri' Fleet ..tIMl.sIuY.s Ruth Johnson infurl Katie 1.4)UiS(' l.t't' I.tili I I ( .*ril:s,r Cinola I. S1rct.r t Glover \1,tru P I(' he Film-1-11cIir..r I irt4 ii> Vallot 1 -4 4 . F King ('hark's K Williams Marion .It ..... L.'.l.4... . I ilIIfl ss snsen.ps'r LIla .1 I)ickin, Pt-Bars Albert Sinsith Anna M Byrd. Ik'llona lJ.'nrs I. T.rines Frsint'is .1 Fitzgerald. It Marsh, (h]ujt, 1 'hark's F llilll(ar(ft. I )t'llars Ik'Ituna .h.olses If Ks'lsoni. lh'Itona N.'rtnt'th S F'rt'ns Ii. I ),'lhir '''' Milt. lk'Itunta I(.tniLsll smIth, Di—Bar', I li'iint l'oles lh'Itona .itttt'rir;t' 1 \tstI l)t'Lmi Kt't Vtilsuur, I'ltona \Lrtl.' If Vt iNts. Fern l'.irk K.ithleeni A I ;rt't'n, ;('tt'%a 'l'iistniis' I_sn 'I uut'r, 1 W F'oril, laingw iiod I hat It's I. I; i muir,' , hi-,%d W , Von Nieda. I iriandi 'i 11J,'%k oat l(,i> ti'lI, )stt'eni DIM if hthL.s \. irginiia Monday , (lisirlestun. " V.t ,i-'lllir'. hiarnes --' - ,,' - ' .' SkzgkMiL -' J ';'J-".'', r. -. ISGOS FRENCH AVE — SANFORD ' fi _______________________________ _____________________________ ALTAMONTE MALL :. •r-."-.' 'a V' -';'.s '.. 1- Zr fz - % 't;"s i' J Lr' - F " ' Edward Ryan, 53, of 821 Cherokee CIrcle,, Sanford, died nvunesaay fllht his residence lengthy illness. He was a Mired chief petty officer with the U.S. Navy, A native of St. Louis, Mo., he came to Sanford 18 yea rs ago from San Diego, Cal. Prior to his illnes,' he was an inspectj with I)ynatronlc's, He was Catholic. Survivors include his wife,' Mrs. Avery M. Ryan, Sanford; daughter, Mrs. Susan Elaine Haines, Sanford; son, Edward l)onald Ryan, Sanforil; stepson. Robert Earl Sullivan, Pen. sacola; (our grandchildren. two sisters, Miss Irene Rya. iu1dMi.5s Edna Ryan. both of LOUIS, Mo.; six brothers, Charles. Harry, William, tnald, Joseph and Delbert Ryan. all o? St. Louis. 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I • 0'. ', '. FM Of $2h from an .'th,iinonte Mall department slurs' with a stolen credit card HIKI: ST(Il.F:N Jay Andre, of I'll Swet'twaler HIs-il I .isngss ood, has reported iii sheriff's deputies the theft of his so 's dirl bike from the fa:nils i,'arage The garage doet w as left open from 330 p ni t p in Mondas , sacutiriling to reports, bin the bike was taken Value of the hiikt' was placed ". ,.. r. £ePeLticui Sanford Trucker Reports Theft Tires, Rims . $395 FW6 '4 t'1 A Sanford truckdriver has reporli d to police th ths ft of two spare tires and rims frou the (mrs 4u'rier on his trctr trailer Jarlo'! EtIw ardPleasant. .!4 i:i .Sujnnii'rlin Ave told police the tires and runs were taken either Tuesday or Wednesda> while the tractor-trailer was parked near the intersection of Sit 46A and Summt'rlin Avenue. Value of the tires and runs was placed at $300, according to reports 1,%N -hthtE.STFl) ,ltantint.' Springs polite hasi' ,,rr''sttsl a Daytona Reach man ant charged hiii with forger> and grand theft. .t'curding to Seminole Counts jail records. Douglas Howard hiarrs was sitts'mpting to purt'tisist' clothing valued at -.r.i '_5 .s-a. '-',s, "'S CHECKERBOARD 9 NURSERIES HANGING BASKETS, YARD PLANTS. ETC REASONABLE PRICES ON ALL ARTICLES ionic> for sm h t,'serSi', t'i.s" the tountv colI.jl:bsiiili ti ruati' a water hr issc'hologid ,ul''antage •is nanagenia'nt s ulit rol Ward in 'Act! of requiring those with Sennanol,' ('itunits F'loyil said ilairns to seek taxpayer honey today the propo 'cd 'agency rather than danniagi's fronts an would pros ide another layer of anon> mnous insurance gov"rnint'nt with authorits to iwin:. .'\niths'r salvantsige, Ntis sot rnakt' rt'gulattons, Lw given fwil1n .11(1 ''fiats' programs. I" that tiiit' Iainn,s if less that; - It is ;inioths'r iri.stanct' of a lot II.($$1 w oujsj lk t'Itk'd the of IupIit'ation.'' Floyd said, &itis will has.' the choice of whither to fight or settle in ''ansi an appiint.il board, not anssst'rablr to ths public, that (ass's involving sUms of over would b. handling public $1 ,(i'Ml, a right the cities do not fund'. have with insuranc,' coIns' Special gue't sit the fleeting pan 1 's -'was howard Scu, vice mayor r ani) 1,,u;;z:!!!." fri'iis North SANFORD PLAZA Miami. who had ('011w to Sk'nnsnole ('i,uts a the in vitatson if the rgsinization. to explain the operative effort of e:tie.s in hate County to provide self'unsurance. Nsa sai'.l it is believed the effort in Dadt' will save the taxpayers there $2 million annually lie said under the ' plan each city wIll place $50,000 in reserve Sn counts w-ith in(crest frOntS the reserve account used to pa> administrative A. costs. attorney and adjustor ' 'fees Ii> - I"losd said today the lass, spinisored by the count)comisllsissloflers be fore adoion if I similar law effective statewide, has served its purpose and is ni longer necessary ''Lets get it off the books." he said e4('aI)ed Mild was set ;it 250,0th) ' Springs bunts flatting Wednesday night urged felliss ni.r'nsia'rs to st-t'k repeal of the local i'oiiiprs'hi'n si ye planning act in favor of state law FORT LAUI)EIWALE i UPI i Patrick James Iluston. Vtho escaped from the Federal house of Detention in New York in March of l975, was arrested Wednesday' as he rode his bicycle along a city street. The 47-year-old hluston, listed as one of the Fill's 10 most wanted fugitives, %% as aiting trial oil bank robbery charges Mien hi' Initted ....... the attempted rape he is I f ' u.s h isn't ;nterested in women - he's interest&1 in men The attorney presented the defense Wtthesday at the trial (if Milton Dickinson, of Baker. Li., who, with a codefendant, is charged with aggrava kid, napping and attempted al~ gravated rape of a woman last A lt.iriii,nite reprt's.emitativt' at flit, I (1011(11 of I4i( al (;iist'rni,nst'rsts in St'tniinole 'Top 10' Fugitive Nabbed Couldn't Be Rapist ) a proposal H> 1HJ\\ ESTI-_S herald Staff Writer Florida's HOSPITAL NOTES an Sc ra p Coii iity' P I a ri , la k e Their lather had left For work Elementary EDWARD RYAN .,, t&hi,,mrIIi,,'.',n,,kk ., ,, h...... Reubin - Aske ij)ens hearings Ofl agency budget requests today, liii' first step in prepara tion of the 1 978. 711 state budget he submits to the I 'gis Ia lure in March The plan is expected to PANAMA ('l'l'Y DEATH , ('P1) - cold 5 eith'r liVedriesday morning apparently BATON ROUGE. I& ,UPI I is all about : s Cold Weather Causes Deaths ~n 1 " AUTUMN LEAVES LEAVES FOR DUO As Hussein i "' i ~446-1, 4/l $ , 4.r 4.~,.;. , ....4*_-: - 6 a. m. readings: I'm- tonight in the SOs. Mostly east perature, 41; overnight lows, wind, around IS mph today becoming southerly 40; eskrdays high, and diminishIng some lonlghL Rain barometric pressure, 30.16; relative humidity, 32 percent; Probability 20 percent Friday. winds NW at 4 mph. TIDES Daytona Beach: hIgh 4:11 Forecast: Warmer through A.M., 5:32 p.m., low 11:24 am., Friday. Generally fair today 11:33 P.M. and partly cloudy tonight and Port Canaveral: high 5:03 Friday with a slight chance of am., 5:11 p.m., in 4:11 s.m., showers or thundershowers 11:30 p.m. Friday. highs tday around 70 Bayport: high 12:09 p.m., loss and Friday loss to mid 70s. Lows 5:41 N.M., 5:33 P.M. 1. ' ! * -. ,J K . ., . - WEATHER TALLAHASSEE from Techniques In V,00d for % , . Askew: No New Taxes Will Be Sought Next Year r'" . - . Court Judge Robert Mc(rcgor shooting of &'uunule County Assistant Public Defender Hill said Payne would probably be sustained in a severe beating at Wednesday ordered the 5)1) sh.'nff's deputies ,John Hawkins Ciirpenter s,'n to Florida Hospital in the Payne borne at 1111 Second Herald Staff Writer scrviitioni after receiving and Ruolph Kramer Oct. 26. Dr 3 lloyd Wilder, Orlando. Orlando for observation. Dr in the Roseland Park 11* week of cxanmiinatuon was rec)nninmienthMJ that the court M urder suspect Ernest ''t'jui%'o'aI'' reports from two 11ivi.siun ea.ct of Sanford. Mi'(;re'sr deferred setting a I'ayne of Sanford wIll undergo a doctors who examined Payne suggested li> Dr. Arthur M. finil Payne inc'oim.petent to connipetency hearing date until Deputy hlawkin.s was shot , for his cunipt'tency earlier, Ithx'iI (If Orlando, who said stand trial. (';irpenter SIIII with of ('lOSe tiiaerya(ioni after he receives the additional twice with his own 357 service I'ayne, 30, is charged with •sft&'r an initial Interview that .Judge Ms Gregor ordered that reports iiientai hiealtti facility to revolver after Payne allegedly sls'tt'rniiine if he is comnlwtent to !'e'0P(I degree mniursler in the Payne ''would be uncooperative Itotunson prepare an order its When M( ;regor asked Payne grabbed the gun from beating death of ins 6S'year-old antI unable (ii assist his counsel sending Payne to a state, holster as hlawkin.s tried to stand trial at th keic of the brit'f hearing break up the fight between tht'r Thomas anti attempted Ui defense .'xu.'pt in a very designated local nist'ntal ht'aitl SVli(iriole.Ureva rd ('irruit '"nnl'iIe('r,'s murder in (Ii,' l,:tsted nitnnier. '' according to receiving facilit I •irJs'nter if the suspect had any Payne and his father, questions, Payne responded authorities said. innemt'diatel> with .i simple ''no Deputy Krnier sustained sir impact w our ii in the abdomen \uthoritis's said Payne's after P,i',ne alk',esh]' fired at tither Tnas died of injuries hut for apprownatel> $20,000 in . 11602f. v. ~. _, . 11> SCOTT AHRAII,t%tS Askew Says he probably won't recommend new taxes next year, which means state agencies won't get the $773 million in new spending they ' ve requested. Layer said to the best ofis from Old Securities to the (crest in paying the claims, but board; and provided that no they and the other two iiiem- own and his staff's knowledge, paymentswouldbemadcbytht. hers said they want to see the &'minole Count>' 11th graders board until a court determined detail.sofa lawsuit filed against had scored higher on the such payment is legal. theni earlier this week by SEA Functional literacy Test than School Hoard attorney seeking payment of the funds. all but two counties which now Douglas Stenstromu told the The school board also heard a have received their scores. board, '10 bring it right down to report from Layer and Dan "Citrus County scored one plain language, if the majority Dagg, assistant superintendent point higher on each half of the of the members of the school of instruction, on results of both test than our 97 percent on board want these claims paid, the Functional Literacy Tests communications and 75 percent >ou will have to pass this and recent decisions of on mathematics," Layer 5*, resolution." Southeastern Association of 'and l3revard County students School board members Davie Colleges and Schools not to had the same scores we did." I)agg told the board that final Sims, Allan Keeth and E.C. accredit five of the six local Harper Jr. expressed an in- high schools. comparisons could not be made until all counties have their scores and that some students In other counties might not have them until January. Layer called the board's attention to the fact that S had consistently pointed outte weakness at the schools which 1. were not accredited: "too few books in the libraries." The one high school accredited by SACS was Oviedo. In other action, the board: Approved removal of $28,566.56 from the Contingency VI fund to pay for a difference in price of seven school bu between actual cost aTd budgeted apurdlasede - autumn BRUSSELS, Belgium UPI The United States is asking its NATO partners if they want the neutron bomb and assuring them it won't withhold another superweapon from Europe's defensive arsenal the cruise missile. U.S. officials said Wednesday they were waiting for a firm NATO request before going ahead with further production and deployment of the neutron bomb — a "clean" radiation device that kills people but leaves buildings largely intact. The officials said the neutron bomb would be useful only in the defense of Europe and would serve little purpose in the event of a Soviet-American war. If there is no NATO demand for it, they said, the United States would probably scrap the program. -. I -. No-Confidence Vote Topples Portugal's Government More Mental Tests Ordered For Payne IN BRIEF - I Accused In Murder, Shootings FLORIDA Board Promises Decision Abortion Compromise LISBON, Portugal (UPI) Portugal's minority Socialist government collapsed today on an overwhelming vote of no. confidence by the major opposition parties of the left, center and right. Prime Minister Mario Soares said he "did the best I could" in his 17 months in power but was unable to solve Portugal's staggering economic difficulties and unwilling to form an alliance with either the Communists or the centrists. Soares must now resign and let President Antonio Ramaiho Eanes seek formation of a new government. If this fails, the 263-seat assembly will be dissolved and a new general election called. aiTe Mine United Prs Press International Shots were fired for the fir'( entered themining area. deWfl all fllOCflhi'nI of non. to resume in and non-UMW miners at- picket lines 'I uesday night. "There were shots Fired but time today in the nationwide kept his UMW coal. Washington today under the tempting to work. "If the sheriff had United Mine Workers strike 110 one 55113 struck." .said auspices One-third of the 270-111an Utah nose out of it last night, nobody of Federal rnetliators. when striking coal miners and Sheriff's Deputy (;ary Wolfe. LJMW President "We're going to pickit Arnold Miller Highway Patrol was in Carbon would have got hurt," Peterson supervisory personnel ex- "Between 25 and 30 pickets said the union has presented all County today as three nonUMW said. "Were going to stop them evrr1hlng we can to stop the at the entrance. changed bullets at a southeast. Supervi- its demands and is waiting for over health and retirement from working.' non-union coal until we get usa SOt) 1crnnel, salaried perem Ohio mine. counterproposals from the In I'ennsylvanias hilly Inlabor agreement," Kelly said. mines w ere scheduled to reopen It was the first report of sonnel, were going in and out of Bituminous Coal Operators after shutting down Wnesda y diana County. location of most violence in Ohio's coalfields the mine. Shots were exchan- ,ts.soc ia tion. night to avoid further violence, of the state's non•UMW mines, "We've got things pretty, wat since the strike began Tuesday. gtl. Sonic 188.000 UMW members The Swisher, Plateau and some 25 roving pickets Wednes- a standstill and have appealed ''C had deputies up there officially hlossever, three facilities have began their walkout So!:jer Creek mines were hit by day tripped coal trucks and to the non-UMW operators k been closed and police involved off and on all evening and earl)' 12:01 am. Tuesday in a dispute sporadic rock-throwing and non-striking workers at two support our efforts." Ili Pennsylvania and Utah in today." said Wolfe. 'We started benefits, the right of workers to fighting late Tuesday night and mines. Deputies and state confrontations involving UMW sending deputies up (here after strike individual mines and early Wednesday, which left police escorted non-union West Virginia, home of the pickets at non-UMW mines. received reports from the other issues, two miners jailed and one man miners through the picket lines. UMW's largest and most The Me'igs County Ohio Ohio Highway patrol last night State troopers and sheriff's hospitalized. James Kelly, president of militant district, has been q41 sheriff's office said no one was that pickets were at the mine." deputies in Utah and Pennsyl. Dale Peterson, a local UMW UMW District I in Pcnnsyl- since the strike began. Coal ht in the exchange of gunlir. Wolfe said the mine's offices vania stood ready to intervene official, Wednesday blamed the van i a ' S S out hw CS t e r ii production in the state was which occurred "hen the 're still open and deputies in case there were repeats of Carbon ('ounty sheriff, who Ic'1 cixilfields. has vowed to picket virtually nonexistent as an 55' ft at the scene. second shift ef It rt'oicn and Wednesday's confrontations a high-speed convoy of non- coalloading facilities and arctic chill kept most mintbat other supervisor) personnel Cont rat. talks were between roving UMW pickets striking miners through the terminals in an attempt to shut home. NATION WASHINGTON (UP!) p CkWIWM G4t IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI WE CARRY REGULAR LINE MERCHANDISE -ALSO SECONDS AND REPOSSESSED FURNITURE AT LOWEST PRICESIN CENTRAL FLORIDA. a* 60unlry Furniture DISTIIIIII'TOiIs., INC. LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL OPEN IN I YOUR OLD Mon. & Fr,, 10.7 TUCS.Wed.ThurtQa LJRNITURE sat, los FLORIDA Hwy. 46 (West 1st St.) 1 MA. Ent TTR A DE Of l.A Ph r _- * -S - ' �. Evening Fkvald Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL/I. 32771 Ar ound Area Code 5-322.1l or 8314M 9 Thursday. December 8. 1977-4A — WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H, OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director . _, J l'ome 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. W i The Cioc ni Let Panel Probe Education Needs The home. The classioom. The teacher. The television set. They're all being pointed to as u main culprit as discussion swirls about those Functional Literacy Tests administered to 11th graders in Seminole and other Florida counties The results were less than encouraging. buttressing already preconceived notions of how good or bad the educational s)steln really is. But which one, or combination of them, is the real culprit? That's the proverbial $64,000 question left in the wake of those tests. And the whole matter raises more questions than it answers. Who's to blame? Is it the teachers? Are they ill. trained, incompetent, or both? Is it that the kids don't ant to learn? Are they being motivated to learn? Where should that motivation begin? The latest thrust has been offered by Florida Secretary of State and prospective Democratic gubernatorial candidate Bruce Smathers. lie suggests the blame can be laid principally on the teachers, and even suggests that the teachers be compelled to take a test themselves, Predictably, the teachers throughout Florida and Seminole County consider Smathers all wet on that score. At least their spokesmen do, But even Smathers' suggestion itself raises questions. What form would the test take? What if the' failed? Should that test alone determine their woth or should their methods and means of communications with their students weigh in th e final equation? Is their collegiate training lacking? - t- In his criticism of Smathers' proposal, Gene executive director of the Seminole Education Association SEA', offers an alternative suggestion. "Families should turn off the television.. .and spend the rest of the time talking with their kids," he says. "They should spend that time making sure their kids are learning multiplication tables, reading to them, learning their problems.,." There is no question that today's children spend too many hours in front of the tube. Statistics tell us this regularly. So TV probably is one culprit, but it certainly is not the only one, nor is turning it off the only answer. To blame for the lack of academic achievement is like blaming its violence for violence in the real world. Grooms, V -,--'.. (- - j) One thing is unarguabie, however, TV certainly does not enhance the student's knowledge of the English language. In their zealousness to sell, advertisers take too many liberties with th e language, using catchy phraseology to hook the viewer. So why should we be so surprised that many of your youngsters can't speak or write the language properly? We have our work cut out for us,This is not a localized problem, it faces communities around the' nation. But educators, parents and community leaders in Seminole can take the lead. They can set out to isolate the pertinent questions and seek answers, instead of calling, names, trying to fix blame and letting the matter get emotionally out of hand. Why not set up a panel of educators, parents, laymen, to talk with oth er educators, parents and laymen and zero in on the dilemma? The panel could take a close look at teacher training and preparation for classroom work. The home situation can be com pa red among parents and checked out. For instance: how much TV is allowed com pared with study time? What kind of parental motivation is provided? From educators, we can ask: how can we best measure a teacher's performance? Where does classroom discipline fit in and how does it affect the teaching and learning processes? Sure. Again, questions. But it beats blame-fixing and namecalling. I *' by the For the second year fod angels made Central Florida Sheltered Workshop in Orlando will be sold at a booth in Robinson's in the Altamonte linie of peace and gocKiwill. is an object of con- churches were %triliped of ornamentation, organs and Fashion Square Ma trove rsy - carted away and religious singing was restricted to FBI Data On t ASH! NG'Ft)N i UP! spirat's, and eautiutit'nI the Fill files yield White lious.' against issuing a not hing to undercut the Warren st ate'timt'nt categorically ('onullission's judgment that denying thus That was 20 day's l' hlarvt'y Oswald killed John after the assasination. F'. Kennedy alone, unaided Although the file's art' vague and ''nimoved by an overriding tn what i'tnange'tI his mind, byhostility' to his environment May l%1 the' late' Fill director, But the half-ton of raw data contains enough accounts of tt'stifsing to the Warr en ('oHmision, sw ore he could not find false' invt'stigat,,' starts and '.iny stint illa of evidence intriguing unsolved clue's to 1 feed any foreign -oftsplrae-y rather than quench ni.iiltituth' of runspirac') thit'o' or any ilolltt'stic' cons piracy that culminated in t in' assassi rue's Est'n J Edgar hI(i(te'('r for a nation of President K e'nne'd y tine' consiel,'mt'ti th pessibility The tiles also reveal that 20 that Oswal,I was the' .tge'nit iii a clays after Kennedy was killed. "(ort'u$:ni or subve'rsis," ,'un lIttvcr report ed that the' Fill Once-secret An exhibition of drawings of on Chi'istmas angels as conceived by 60 to 70 wung mentally retarded artists will be held at the Maitland Art Center, vi here a reception will be held Sunday from 1-5 p.m. 5 C~l. nt ii - ' . the angels last O for the orkshop. year raised S700 ANGLE -WALTERS VIEWPOINT Yen Def icit Driver J Education had letters written to Os wald from Cuba "referring to the job he was going to do." ttrwi'n or in,arrt', was taken seriously arid run down lb oot-t'r's test imony and t he aw t'SOIit' investigation helped the eotiiIiissiofl to runt luk' in 1$4 that a 'j'r' 1*1 rushy 'bse'ontente'd'' Oswald ubon,' killed K.'nnt'ily iui,ti - ttl ''by an overriding hAtuhuIs to IlLs t'rlvlr(lrUlt'iit And less than to ur ho ur s after Kennedy was assassinated, Hoover told officials Oswald "very- probably''' was the killer. - hoover said he had not turned the letters over to the Warren ('omnnissiori be cause he was not certain of their veracity'. -- it 541111 lack I(utiy, .'nir4lgtl, was tinassusti'el w lie-it lie' ki lled Oswald The' Fill documents give the world an iritinrate' glimpse into all S'5htaUSti C. Investigation UswiItI's flussiati wilt', Mar ina wider Fill questioning, offered her own theory, tb, Fill n ecorits show Slit' said her hiLsiumni hail an sibst'sitri tip involving ',wi Interviews and undertaken at a Ittinle'nt ol national ilesp4l,r amial anxiety. i':vt'ry tip, nil ni;gtt,'r htiw wilti. ' tt-t fs nain.- mt history " 11.14 ili's',-iI it'- \l,r'.'-, !I '. -Irim:. - .t a:g tiqit,lir trt.n i(u.s ia. niarrii'cl a l(us'man, St Iiui. wrote' lb.' H1! f or 'i.ught to r.'nnun(-,- his information iii. I )swakl for her titiietitti;,, rt1urn.'tI ii it tl,,ss, lb.' Fill prii i(iI'4l it to lb.- trut*'.t Stats's ,,nitl 'ml, miii ttm.'ti IA'ri - ti Iii.' in b"r w.'t'k_', Ia'ftir,' tI.- •, '.t'strtatiori lb.- bl,'s ill- shtw I!r,ovt'r tm-il to to-turn to i(tLs,i;, 'il a tan.iwritt.-n order to t'.ii i i' t his ii,iiuthi I is' F Iii lilt's b-st ify to the dlii F iii igs'nit .l,,H,i.'s hut ll't'1 i tOifrt5'II .t sd'. itt the ii, tboh. al folliw.u;m to t- .'r liii ki'-w t, tort'ttani Ow alil ii\sii,l,' l..i'I .ini sIi,w how '.e ,i, ait,sbls' if killinir Ks'nin,'iiy t.ital w a-. il'i,-i's suin-r iSIiifl It" htjr,',, f,i.-j lii warn lb.' .-Sg.'nt' n.'piirts'i t tiit S.-, re-1 S.' it,' ii Ow aI,I's (nswalii's wit,-, \I,mr in,i , hail hi-n lirs'e'n, " ii I),sll,ms the il.sy te'th • le'4irO'iI, her ii 1 Oitth X roil'- in in p,'n 'sr k rse'.l and thr'-.- Ii lb W. f , :. K'nn'iIs •, ' 4 , I asian \kn by 1- 111 agent.s pre'n1 when (i'.wal.l was in t.'r,iittt'nly (lliestlouii'.l ftit twtt lays aitl h. - 'tranitically linus-I' - tttiiitii.i •'ithi'r Kin' ti- tb III I ),sllas Patrolman ,j I) I ipji-t, w ho trod to arrest hut .itti-r tin' issassinatuon \ : -_ ___ 'host iut tori' • lash,'s with a %t ,srrs'ni ('sinai I ssiiin . tiiwtl 1fl5.-(l antI il,'fitit (halil Inn r,ilibly, liii st.-niigraphiit tin iliiiimsigrIphIu r.-i olils itt his qu.'.sti..nuiimg w"r,' nail,' i iji 24. s. well knti,wnt to It,, Flu 'lit.' furs-au kept labs ii hut lit s'i' if h. had h.i'tt tr:iioi'l i .i Not E For Record WASHINGTON - In the years since World War II, it has become a ritual element of B) DON GRAFT American life - The teenager comes home from high school one day and requests his or her No matter ho you look at it, even in the usual _ç ' parents' permission to enroll in the school's int'gabilhon terms of international dealings. F driver education program. billion is big money The parents readily agree, assuming that the And no matter from ,where you look at it, course is far superior to either the commercial Washington or Tokyo, it presents a big problem instruction offered by driving schools or the I This is Japan's share of the U.S. tradep blind-leading-the-blind alternative of learning deficit- one for the record book. that is heading train a friend or relative. toward a year-end total of $30 billion The teenager, however, often has a hidden Washington WOuld greatly appreciate Tokyo agenda: In many states, 16- and 17-year-olds can (10mg something about it, like opening its hrne be licensed to drive only after successfully , naket to more foreign goods. Preferably completing a driver education course. All others stamped Made in Ameri" 1. ' must wait until 18, and for an adolescent that ihe gross imbalance is a fiscal em additional year or two can be an eternity. . -. barrassnient straining relations between the tu But now a Washington-based safety countries. Moreover, it is a major factor in the organization with impeccable credentials has dollar's decline on world money markets I' is produced a meticulously researched study fueling protectionist sentiment in the United conclusively demonstrating that the driver '; particularly in the steel industry where it States, education-early license approach leads to translates into job layoffs in Youngstown, Gary thousands of unnecessary highway fatalities , , and Bethlehem. each year. i'1ij. And it is rocking Japan's own economy in a Even more startling, the authors of the study holding operation, the Bank of Japan has been conclude that even if early' licensing is -'. -"'. i!' t sopping up billions of excess dollars to keep the eliminated, high school driver education "would dollar-yen exchange rate relatively stable, But not 1e of any demonstrated benefit in reducing there is clearly an end to that particular road crash involvement." And the prospect that the yen may eventually The study of the effect of driver education in rise sharply in value, thus raising the price of zi states during the late l%Os and early 1970s Japanese goods on world markets and was conducted by Drs. Leon S. Robertson and threatening the nation's export lifeline', is Paul L. Zador. depressing the Tokyo stock mark.'t Both ure affiliated with the Insurance Wastunglon sees it as not Just a bilateral By RICHARD NEWCOMBE Institute for Highway Safety', a highly respected church attenders suggests that they could also be problem but a threat to world economic health. BALTIMORE fUPII - More than likelyindependent organization that has been in the lacking in social support from outside groups." threatening to push. the interlocked industrial the motorist doesn't wear seatbelts doesn't go to the forefront of efforts to improve the nation's roads, church,who doesn't study said. "Such persona present serious economies into a n'e* bownwrd sptral. Rarely' visit the dentist or doctor cars and drivers, challenges to health educators." bothered by uthiWtions in advising others on how regularly, didn't go to college and feels The study notes: "In 1974, nearly' 80 percent The care with which the study was done 13 powerless of to run their economies, it would like to see Japan to change an unsatisfactory position in motor vehicle fatalities involved the occupants demonstrated by the state-by-state adjustment life. along with that other standout creditor. West of a moving vehicle. Most of these death of the computations to take into account two s cod Gernnyi stimulate the home economy in orders' also more than likely, the same motorist have been prevented by the use of seat belts." to increase relatively obscure factors that contribute absorption of both i ts own production can't be convinced to wear seatbelts, even But despite the effectiveness of seatbelts, heasily to fatal crashes - rural roads and wet and foreign industrial output. though that failure could lead to death. hleLsing said they are worn by only about on pavements. Tokyo is having difficulty working up mu. That negative assessment of motorists who fourth of the motorists all the time and another Robertson and ZaJor even considered the enthusiasm for such an essentially- inflatiorir:, don't wear seatbelts came after a survey of 1,200 fourth sometimes. About halt of the motorists possibility that accident rates might be higher course. A cabinet reshuffle has brought in .1 persons conducted by two professors at the usually don't bother to buckle up. among 16-and 17-year-olds because they are new number of new faces labeled as U.S sym. Johns Hopkins School of Hygiene and Public The study- points out most legislative apand inexperienced drivers. pathiiers, but whether policy as well as face is Health. proachesto seat belt use have been unsuccessfW, involv But the research demonstrated that the rate ed is yet to be seen. The purpose of the study' - published in the including requiring buzzers and lights as of fatal crashes among those who didn't take There is no argument between Tokyo and American Journal of Public Health's November reminders that the belts have not been fastened. Washington driver education courses and waited until 18 or 19 Issue as to the existence and seriousnes - was to determine what kind of person "What we tried to do is find out who doesn't use to be licensed differed little from their early. fails to use seatbelts and how their use could be seat belts - what type of person, so we can see of the problem, but the Japanese stubbornh tb licensed peers who had the benefit of two years' increased, what can be done to change his or her mind," Insist on being most concerned with its ('ff('ds or experience. their own economy "c of the ways people take care of them' hlelsing said. Connecticut, Delaware, Iowa, Maine, And that economy, for all that it ma be thtselves is by wearing seat belts," said Knud J. Not much, the study concluded, Maryland, Michigan, New York, North Carolina, world's most dynamic, rests on an exceedin'h Hehing, who conducted the survey- along with " This leaves mandatory Pennsylvania, Virginia and Washington are restraint Dr. George W. Comstock. "It's like brushing systems such as air bags,passive seat belts that fragile foundation. Japan must export to I,%- k' among the states that Issue early licenses to your teeth. automatically deploy- when the door Is shut, or And with no significant indigenous resources graduates of driver education courses.) other than the awesome industriousness of it "We found that people who don't wear seat ether approaches requiring no conscious action In 1975, approximately 4.000 drivers who had Own People, it must import all of the raw belts are less likely to visit their dentist and by occupants of the vehicle, as virtually the only not reachttj their 1h birthday were Involved in materia l necessary to manufacture the essential alternative for reducing death doctorregularly compared with people who feasible fa crashes. in about half of those accidents, always we from exports. it the United States is inconvenienced automobile accidents to any substantial arHelsing them or even wear them only de only one car wasinvolved— thus eliminating the sometimes," said. by the oil cartel. Japan is completely at its gree'," the study' said. possibility of blaming the "otherdrjvt,"orm mercy. or tha t of any ot her sim ilarly- aggressive "Thepictureofa person least likely to use seat other exte' nal factor. supplier. belts thus emerges as someone who no "Parents have been misled to believe that schooling Asa matter of fact, oil happens to be a ery past high school, who feels that his or e driver education decreased the risk of their gj case in the Japanese point. her station in life is unsatisfactory, and who feels Letters to the children's involvement in crashes," the authors editor are wrkomr-d for While the U.S.'Japanese imbalance is huge, it powerless to change at least some aspects of it." conclude. "The estimate of 2,000 fatal crashes publication, All letters must be signed, with a is no t the major contributor to the chronic the study said. that would be prevented ( annually) if persons mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number so the Identity of the writer may he' American deficit. Oil plays that role. under 18 were not licensed in a very' con"There is little question that socio-economic A case can be made by the Japanese that it'd. The Evening Herald will respect servative, minimum estimate." factors, especially' education, show the greatest the t Washington finds it more convenient to lean on a wi Robertson and Zador properly refuse to go association with seat belt usage, it said. shes ofwriterswhodo not w out their names vulnerable trading partner than on the oil Another observation was that those who don't In print. The Evening Herald also reserves beyond their data, stating that "physical and prolucers, not to mention exercising some the right to edit letters to eliminate libel emotional maturity as factors in crash in- use seat belts are less likely to go to church. or to energy' selI-iiscipline volvement artnot well understood." "The fact that non-users tend to be infrequent conform to space requirements. They could have a point. '' - Clarence Kelley. Kelley is not plugging for citizen posses, nor does he w ant People to take the law into their own hands. He cites hist orical references in speeches to show there is nothing new about his call for comniunity"wide' ''crime resistance," or tmis ifl.SLstence that the public niust help the police if crime is to be ste'mnmne-ci These historical references also reveal that Kdll ey', a policeman all his adult life who will retire Jan. 1 after directing the F'III for 4 years, is a history buff as well, withemphasis on law enforcement. , NATION - . 1iiefl,f 'ii it .10,11 1 iii- \ti- ., : ' - b W rit - - - was a policeman, responsible for the good conduct of other members of the community.' . " ' - - Senate i&I_ i_1 I ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN 0 :..:::::: . :;::L', WASHINGTON - There is now indisputable disregarded Blackburn's red flag warning and not be sold over the counter. He cited a report 'Y method of shedding documentation that Dr. Robert Linn, the guru of went ahead with publication, pounds and unwittingly' the Center for Disease Control that Says begins the diet without medical guidance. the controversial and possibly lethal liquid Blackburn wrote Linn that the book should "adequate data is not available to link definitely Blackburn posted this alert in his letter' " protein diet. Ignored a warning by a respected not be published because long-term mdical the diet to No the deaths." medical authority and rushed into print with his opatlent fasting (that is by a dieter on his own studies of the diet were still incomplete. The But Senate investigators, having analyed the CW' best-sell er book, "The last Chance Diet." Harvard professor also voiced serious alarm same report and spoken be undertaken until complete history, Linn was told in unmistakable language that that obese men and women would embark on the say otherwise. with medical experts, physical ewn, laboratory' tests, EKG and chest "it appears now that there may film have been completed." publication of the book could lure millions of diet without carefully controlled medical be a direct cause-and-effect relationship betIn overweight Americans Into taking dangerous supervision. In fairness, it should be noted that lznn ween the use of this liquid i protein) as part of the and unnecessary health risks. Various brands of in his book that the regim en and the Indeed, congressional investigators told Us protein-sparing diet and the deaths," they products he recommended be used only under predigested liquid protein are available over the that as many as of every 100 persons who are concluded uninously. counter without a doctor's prescription, medical supervision. on the crash diet are without proper medical As one doctor to another, Blackburn told Government Investigators suspect that at care. But at another point, he told his readers "the lAtin: "Youhavea1readymadeamajorrn least 31 reported deaths be linked to the In his futile appal to Unn, Blackburn by starting patients out on a f protein sparing fast Is a sate nutritlona: protocol program cannot fail. Only you can diet. The diet combines lasting with the use of pleaded: "I cannot overstate the need for the (procedure) without completing their medical the liquid, careful protection of these patients who have workup. You should initiate nutritional no ' All...Re assured that the protein sparing has major shie effects," The warning to lAtin that publication was expended $10 billion a year in search of an easy education and behavior modification which premature and rash was sounded by Dr. George answer that they can buy. Again, I urge you to requires classes, Some readers, therefore, have concluded that written material and careful Blackburn, a Harvard Medical School professor consider carefully the long term consequence of patient counseling. the diet is medically sound. "Alter reading the We have conclusive proof book," one dieter told us, "I who is widely credited with pioneering the liquid rushing out a book that would misrepresent a that modified got the imptessior' fasting alone is protein concept. We have ohlalned a copy of the worthless withoutthat seeing a doctor wasn't all that necessary" potentially helpful therapy." these other disciplines." Footnote: SeTI. Charles Percy, stern letter that Blackburn fired off to Linn after finn denied in a telephone interview with our R-111. has Congressional probers charge that lAtin's called reading galley proofs of "'The fast Chance associate Giry Cohn and Jim Grady that he book devotes "only want attention" to these orderon the Food and Drug Administration to the Diet." acted hastily and irreaponsibly. Other doctors, essential procedures. They are seriously con- over4le.,ou,g of the liquid protein from removal isles usd11 Approximately two and a half million copies he said, applauded the publication of the book. ctrned that the public looks it Is proven safe. The at "The Last Chance of the book have been published since [inn [Inn agreed, however, that liquid protein should Diet" as just another faddish do-it-yourself FDA Products carryproposed a warg that all liquid protein has merely may r ' 'i''' ',' - 'What if nobody shows up to our party? liii be like another CAIRO CONFERENCE!" label, . -A.- - DINING SET r. ,"."'!"l-i.,"? :, —V. ':' "; 279 7 PC. SET 1 39 " ç ". A - ' ' . - ' '' . , , 'v 3 -. n . ' - ' .5 - ;.. "> $ - ,e.. ':. -. t''.'4.,," 'S - - 895 11 sIi , . ' j, ' ., , ' k PLANT STAND . - 189 , Wrought Iron 33" High Stair , ' '-' "..., ,t, $ Reg. 18'° _______ ,,..,,:',;., F_ I ('l4.ItEN('E KELLY tier," iIjstiturat,' f,'lniij.s ,tet m,der ''it was, in fact, .'pet'ted that elicit of .Iarkness,' KelIi' mble'-t)ujje'ii ( itiie'ns take' torus s,litl (lose' connntunt tie's 'landing night watch to fusli'r,sl a mutual contcc'r: -- A ','-7,. '-:_ I_- riums 11) lilA K. ALLEN F'ittwe'rs" renditions of enorrefused to go along with the WASHINGTON i UI'! mous court backlogs in their Senate provision to carve a new President Carter will have a state's and the "hard working" circuit court from the sprawlchance' to " shape the face of nature of the judges. ing 5th Circuit that covers Just ice for a generation " when l)ixie. The House committee bill, Congress delivers huit next unlike the Senate's, calls on Opponents of the move year one of the fruits of Pus contend the current system of election victors a polit ica l patronage theoretically pluili dangling almost ISO new che'ckeei by the Senate cunfirft'it'r,mI judgeships nation process -has worked But within that gift lie's a eet'll, most sitting judges, inpotential conflict between the .srtt'r to liii the slots it create's eluding Supreme Court jusprerogat ive of senators to strictly on merit by setting Up tices, canoe from political ranks control the nomination of mechanics for independent .. and are also highly- qualified. federal judge's in their slate's Naming judges "is a political and (arte'rt. 1976 campaign lection panels like those alpromise that ''1111 federal ready in use by senators from problem and one for which the - judge's and prosecutors should13 sta tes. The house committee' ore'sident should be held politi' - be .sppornteei strictly tin the basis of merit without any cunsuile'rat ion ttf political aspect or influence 1 h,'re is little question about the need to t'zpanei the' courts or the nn'e'ti to have qualified judge's fill the new positions Tb.' question is how litany judges are needed and how they will ii' appointed ' - - '" - "10 11?..' SOU'?S Si-nate itepublicami lA'adcr "' • OOktrtq tOC O.i't" .?hes, H050 hlttw,irtl Baker wryly note's the "I'PCS 500.15 C,iSuaIs tendency ''to spawn new judges Os'' w,i, touufl lugged (un5t..in I)e-mocrat ic adniinistra' !-r'Out ',?lied to It ih tasrm)n tort. tioni.'' although the last time AltO c5n5 or cord great the judicial y was expanded was m t F? and v a lue I p' in 1110, under ltichlird Nixon f) ,- . ' r. ts Ironically, it was the Water' . .Q gat.' affair and the impeach'\ "I hearings that kept nne'nt 4 Congress from getting around ( to the court expansion bill in 1973, 1974 and 1975 and, "Once' • , into the e'lection year '196i ay have been a . then politics may a explains factor," i~ J, - knowledgeable Senate source What he meant was the I'nmocratuc majority was in no mood to let a Hepublican : president fill 4111 those judgemoore than have ever ships lkt'navailah)le before It waited I ', until this year, watha Democrat I%.ppki in the' White house, to start - noosing. The Senate bill adds 35 new circuit court judges and 113 district judges. The House' Judiciary Conumiittee' has ap:' O provel 110 district judges, anti the House will act on the bill early next year. The Ilouse version came out - 7 of subcommittee with 81 district ' ) " F_~ I - judges, but members of the full committee kept adding p051' Y' ' 214 E. FIRST ST. 322-3701 _______________________________________________________________ lions. singing ''Hearts and - CUSHIONY CREPE TO SOFTEN YOUR STEP ~-"_ - ally n cu wit able'. - "acs Rep ('harle's Wiggins, i(4'alif I.'!.. - -..-f ..,.. Carter has already sit up mde'pe'nde'nt panels to give hum a pool of five qualitie'eI Ik'OPle for each circuit court vacancy'. But he kept the district t'.turt..s in the political realni. -''.": .'; .' -'-:."- -~" .;,;- . ~ - dcp'.,. ,,.,b -. "..,~_. t: . 1. So far, t',mrte'r hi' ;u:e-I 10 circuit judges an. I district judges - .' - " , Pt - TENNIS g oo - ; "7'-'t2 - .i - L & -4 T ' .".". .', - - -- .., •'t 7 . I 5 . . I'Z1.. . ' 4: ," - '5 At (,,v, ,•ç. . - :s.' " ' ,',rer I'.. 1.1 'j 0 11. - ,, ,)i ' - - , '.,e '. S ' l'-" pct?oerT' ..;i' ' Author Warned Diet Could Be Fatal - ,s_t L, ;, ,,iI ' r ~-- -. 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K,'ii,'y made clear tie kt,'s not favor s.'If.apxtinted vigilantes Kelley's comment: "The "The official call to action same' was true of most te'rnmieel to hue and cry'' - was -a departments of that day. But, stern SUIIilflOfts for all free e' ni as barbers over the centuries to assist in the pursuit of have "valved into surgeons, so justice," Keller said. "hearing ill-trained rookies have this alarm, one was duty-bound evolved, and are still evolving, to help rundown the fleeing into welltrauneti professionals" lawbreaker Failure' to do so was in itself a grave' offense." Kelley repeatedly preaches tus gospel of "citizen invol. K,'lle'y also IIi's historical v('nIit'nt" in law enforcement, pre't- edt'nts tit urging people to saying it is "absolutely crucial" inf orm police when thc' know to success in reducing crime, of am serIous wrongdoing -Sri ,t kwi'Ii, fit.- ti.iy s ti,' ,i,ss,a.sitiatitii, sent tI' F I a li,st at 27 names ii! 'ttpI.' 't-' .11.- I '.dll his gru:ip I--- ,in,,tl.rr ' Wea rs Seatbelts? Please citizen the t'onnuUnit) "&s you are probably aware', runmnititnmt'nts is that of 4ietiicvthe 'hut' and cry" concept of ing a flow at infoniiation from early England was firmly citizens who either have knowl. rooted in a peacekeeping edge of or have been witnesses system of mutual respon. to crUties, Ke'lley- said ill a Kelley recently- gave mern Instressesi several peeches Kelley sibility'," Kelley told the Great. speech last year hers of the Nebraska Sheriff's has advance's made in er Dallas Crime Commission in Ass ociation a lesson about the police training since the 'This net boil w as 114(1st 1975 .ech title they bold, noting that the nation's first police' school effective in our ('olonial office of sheriff is "steeped in began in lh'rke'ley-. Calif., in ''in effect," Kelley said, period," Ke'lk') said 'in thae tradition and history dating 1908 He quotes a report former ''every citizen was a police. days, citizens shared a dee'pl back to ninth-century En- Chief C. B. Ilorrall wrote in 1947 loan, responsible for the good felt obligation to lli5'I)Ivt' thi'nii. gland'' a bout Lee', Angeles police: conduct of other members f se'lve's in ke'e'ping law and or- WINDOW \/u/ ho 'in effect, every against (Tillie Ls Fill Director ), if -.. , " ''In 19(k1 the requirements of a policeman were' very simple'. In addition It, certain physical requirements, it was nis't- essary that he t* able to read and write, do simple arith. net ic and have is fair knowledge of the city." ' -, ' I-~ ''. ''As you probably know," K,'lley 'aid, ''F:nghand back then was 'lividt'd into counties, called shires, whoe chief law officer was the siiire'-ret've, or she-rift In those- (lays. the sheriffs itussian ''nihas pr'. I tranl,mtion,', it t orre'sp 'n '- trio, (l'. ,iip •inil hi ri lu.mini' i''tt'-r r.- fle'c It. it. ffiirts to rat urn It itU , Clarence Kelly: Historian With A Badge WASHINGTON UI'I In early England, sheriffs had an t'ffetliv.' way' to pursue a lawbreaker the'y raised a ''hut' anti cry and all able-bodied niten were required It. )oin in the' chase It was a time not to. The source of this historical footnote toth age old war Thursday, Dec. S,I77—SA o,'r,' I wirk'-i I Ii.' Fill rh t'R 'ti b.;!) tri.in U( h unusual pl:u-e a' ft' .ti'1F.uha5s .til .-Th."r:' Naii Party un;.ni,.inil,'r G. i.r.t fri Ilo' k'.s cli '' 'FBI Director Retiring Head ing - - FK .11 So What Else Is New? ~ JACK BERRY'S WORLD For years, Christians have been trying to get Christ back in Christmas and now the head Grinches in Tallahassee and Washington are tryingrin to steal the 'Spirit of Christmas" by banning the Joyous and gentle carols and any reference to real reason for celebrating from schools. Wonder if the have obliterated any reference to B.C. and A. D. in the history books? The kids may never know whose birthday that celebrated either. Not all opposition comes from nonChristian elements. Sonic churches consider most of the customs associated with Christmas as pagan and want no part of it Outlasung Christmas is not hing new. Back in it;;; the English Parliament got carried assay and did it. According to tIn- December Reader's Digest. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I. he very long, it t Psalms. While the ban didn't last English Christmas carols. of the end nearly spelled od Rest Ye carols as "G famous such Fortunately, Merry:Gefltlemefl" and"The First Noel," survived in the memory of tenacious wassailers. But will the former sur vive the Wuiiiefl'S iabbers? Do you ever yearn for simpler days of childhood w hen Christmas was warm and a happy time of iiiracks in the manger, mysteries hidden In the closet and magic of stockings tilled with goodies? Remember those green and red construction paper chains pasted together for the classroom tret, the little angel in Christmas tableai with his halo askew, the excitement of going out to cut your own tree in the woods and the marvelos pine aroma it lxought to the house, in expensive gifts wade%ith love, sparklers and firewor ks sold along downtown sidewalks and hot chocolate after carolin g on a truck loaded with hay? Things are not like they used to be. The last time I wcnt caroling, the hay sas full of sandspurs and inrecent years Santa was hung in t-ffig> n Longwood. Now Christmas, instead of a r- - ' - - ______ , '.(,$t ' " - '.'- - '.1 �P"RTS Evening Hank'. Sanford Fl. BLON DIE ACROSS SA S 6* Evening Herald. Sanford, FL •R...E Thursday. Dec. 9 c-e '( ) - / ''p" : time rusher. is likvlo, ttittight ~ to join title of the %Ikiri,%%,,tjd's it oIIt xclu..sis t dubs in phd! tot rushing uid \ii : Heisman uning t spl.it h IN 1 rgul ir t ISOU nationa l h U1IIOII e It cliii us thi 1'! I. ird .1 coJehes is in us rw helut iris, I is ''rut to , 1* t itit t iii. 4-It I ti Ullit of the licisilian Tn.iph II. ll I H l ilt- II it u.n ttij'. . 1 \ lii 11.11, II it I liii I ' I)i u:nt. r sit,.. l,iI Hf 111 1uuil .1,11 1 14 intL u i hutS u tuils liii,ilit fill iii. tIIIIIi lit,tI i tIe I)in utinu, Sifuittit flub II: - Winner ItIi i I(tII*1it insi;1t tIkI)ii% r ;r iu!: i ;iri..titutiiit;th: it ll,- hislori, tit lt- imard I Ili- f trial vJnadiiIaIt-% A% list' fill-11 Ilailit'd alphabitil(all%. bill lout * lit.. ..irils in order, hs thi Ii ii, ills si tn lii i'.(f ii Ilit"I'llti'll .11 About III .~ll. FNI. tilill0it Ill A Ilatlilliall\ tell.%tsed I it'. 1 r ii rs 11(1st I is iti iliiuu I I In . riiiii., st t .Sill i tilt nt uuin iuit II, Ea rl ( L"'ikely 1 hnt t tnt (iIii, t iii Uurinirit. hi F 6) _.c V i~ . - y i'i r - ____ i inn ii it Iii lit r ( .nI I opt ml put. 'u Init ii \ltiint from the S. mill. \l stunt ni for pitcher \likt I' mrn4t Own m.ot pile hi rs I st.inhtw.c .ini Jo Kernu.mr tut Yankee owner (storm.' Stem. brenner a n an of mans surprises has pulled another one b getting And) 1s. ssen smith, a pitcher he thought he had but didn 't two sears ago 1. 1 I I t- YOU TO k17 E,%% L 0.5 \NP ] ç - r II I irut in ii,r IIIII 'I • totati,t l 141 its rushuit ihuriuii lii Ifl tnt it Texas intl s' itilit 1* lIt. fir-,t It is uius rits ii. I r;hs nuuitr in I,uruI,rn t..tb.11 hiistiir Situ. li tsuti iii 189.1 — I el . I ' I _ - I i mmi tuthi I IZI - - . Jersey REIULTS AI,',a CoIOo 40 illy L Poict 360 00 G11 17 tO 515 2 Oem'. Ii I) 455 I) Pc? 1 S 01 Chicago 11 9 591 2~ MI* 53 13 570 1 C i ty 9 15 315 7 14 costi 344 1, ) Pa'. Coio Sa r a At, 3 i3 0 S 1 62 X P 7 5' SIXTH-I JossfF., Ir.oueI9oo5,, : 123 2 P.'arioio Zarre 360 2 1 3 S ItI 10 SEVENTH- 09wi.ris jaw. 20 40 gan 630 10 II 60 3 Ar t a i so p • I 1 7 FOURTH- I Sari? P,r, tO SO 650 370. 2 ca JII I? 10 IX )lg EIor:a4 20 r' I 90 00 DD 13 41 100 60 FIFTH- I SAM, Abel 14 10 7 10 ? 00 2 Anion Eflf,Qv4p 6 1C 6 40 3 Weitern Conference Midwest Division W L p ~ I 2 o 121 60 D D ~ I 1) is) 60 THIRD- I 8-lbacoolsibili log 5 10 7 50 2 CacPio Qu oh 1560 130 14 5 636 A ISMS ,i , is Is us 9 3 31 t35 Central Division wsIw.gtn Golds,, 51 Los Angeles IS I III 10 17 It 523 I S II 39 1 9 9 17 75 I' .' 2 1)060 e9 't'rrit S? V'Chaois is Tech, all Penn St 15 6r r Yale 13 efoovol, " .starting guard, nassed most of rnre the stofl(1 half with a turned 6 2 60 P 16 31 14? 00 a g Q I I f) () i T e nn i r ore'.t u College 7i s. Yci 130 £ Basketball ,5 " s, lIt , PC'.? Si C?ere.y Del C2 I I ri fl 4 ) Sj 7 1 lii' ii ' '.',sr!.tri. P '.(I". I ,"s 7j Ifl%J on '.osr ,, Carolina 106 O'd Dom IS, Au%fIn Pra to ey W"Mbs" $94 G "so' loWn Sy ' o7 Pap. IT s I ,,,..on .,'.w, • C01111`941I Gatheltiall Reli By Un ted Prcts Int,rnatioi.am I, , (- %I. q A I s ' ,r r Hichard.sion's 24 points lht loss dropped S. miiinole St- minole pla). ,. again Frida ~ 7t rr,iq-iI Jacksonville COLOPIIAL &0 is 7 - 26 - \ ' - - - / fig J1f ,r - - - . t ,z7 I .._-' - - - I ". u I VT - d - 6 - i %'. ioe ME I ¶0 TJC IT U&JB€AR/.E FCR - R. . pla)1lig 0. intl I sin in hostunis. I . I , • i a -i 4 . E5ASEIVIENT'.1 — FOR CHRISTMAS. DENIMS & CORDS -, tht boss 5'. Whitt' llii!h AF~E` k. - JlNEj A VAMPIRE RLAY IN THE ~ - I KN01rV! ITS A LW , I LN-tJET by Al Vermeer r'~ IK),irs.1 CAN ""' I "rQ,j TELL I PRODUCTIC)N.1 7 I,- b"Y THE E3AT`5 " ,_ I, I i '\~__ 1 ! _Y4 - ,j u I .._, L 'S r1 VALUES TO 17.00 :77— ) 11 f u /' -1 0 ~( ________ I 5 . / '.'.'. I - r::: - 945 - - ç Ill, A - by Stoffel & Heimda hi ;~!,,I k"E TIE Vs irH 114 COLINSELOR 11AAN HE (\ iN LLAS'. '-.i, CjoI:L- 111111 'A sn in. 'it h - ,os.1ItlTda\ flight kik \1 ints, ii. Ia , ,if it ,THERE ? ' k4LP \/ A 6 . P,%%E\,/EF, TH — cNEiClR NA's A THINK I .t - ç— pressure j., 5 T . z ....... . 3 - -7 :1? " ' rI' 7.1 IV i ' - . -. - is .-'.V -1, ; '. - .. • 1 :': " 4 '- 'i i4'" -,- 'i4 c_- --, j . •'. ' ~,-_-,--, , thocolate - k . 100S.. -,I-'r!~ It, *, , .;Viiv!# t. . . -, sl*.., u. — — - 11~ s '' .. 11~ j f_.t ' - uf - '" ,".' S' ---' - - .' .- i ..'. ,m ,,i ,.t.t '. WIN thocs das TAt HIS April 20-Mas 20i \ormall> sou re a plockler and will hang in there at all costs Today you get discouraged , A ben all it takes is a little extra push to get over the hump i Ma> 21 June 20 Its li'.%% 'dli mitt I '.511 _ _....T,~-.",-';''_~ ' ... .... '. I I 'ii iiIt\ — bs b n1 jut, u t 'u t ir 1 us heart.-, Dad full intius Ott. trap JIll i ,y" - ' ' r.t -t '' o -'.r 1. 11 III f' Li I U '1 Q . 'v t A, Q J 8 4 1 V 9 5 £ Js .l•_.. j •. BRIDGE AT If i 5 I t(ida%' Your first respon. '.ibilitits ire to sour (amul> If I K Q 10 r, _' 4 4 - 5 4 tempted to reverse the or'der AAK 9 lANCER June 21-Jul) 'iou You're not too willing to put )ourself out for others today 'mouli want to maKe sure there's sometfung in it for y 0 j 6 3 Wb \orlh i Att %,,ulh I I am, P.I &S a A / L \'/ - Cl's E findins, is ISS to spend uuiones think of ,AaNs t )ou can add Dec Ti-I JUVENILE ViCK'v ' _0~ - : - , rnrig m ad little heavily today aflu fears are groundless AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Frb 19, might pique )ou a bit. Think of Soüal forums should not be what thes se done for ou u.cc,i for attempting to transact 'ito II soon change your tune b,i.cunt cs toda> Chances ant I IBRA Sept 23-4,kt 231 'IOU ~uud that those %ou' re clinking Ina% bots guilty of .3onlething Feb PtS( 1,_S .ini 't interested 20-Mardi 2 1 oud lotia% ver) foreign to )our prejudging others IF nature looks to cut the r' ski the thie'.. b oils sit it do ut F 'ilit Sie d his u ff ed da ruffed 15 t 1 _. . six ., di.mn,ond high , . . 'i,-, the list iii irnond with - irJ '.p mule 'p At ' .. I P,.ii , ' I ft - I j'. -• '' 11 .-! r '" - 'i 1 .. . . 11, ,i ~ .;,., I I - . - I "I I " - is. 'Isov%k Y rk rca,je it m> s the tilts re vu- '.1 uiiis,ht h ist - . ^. ,a;.4& hu5,h, st r inktns I u nican-s. try to avOld 1-1' 1 on. clubs If . 't , - t -~ , _. t ~ 4's -,:L. - --'It , - I trumps mod wound up bs ;utim an,i itiam t)q)ok:, I-, st his favorite The s. inSt was rubtler bridge And hJCk Ill .- . - . . chucking tits l(ising hearts sort 1ad has beui plas ins, a on tithe, but this 40- yearIi 1 h in d is hs. Ii Pu m s ippeared before in this c , -- -- .. . .I... I I.'_ -: , .-- .*.~ . ~~'~"I. . 91 ,~.__ - - --1l,-t_- .0 his hand with the ace of h - ,,, I, ' 1junull) 's last truillp, cattle ther -~-4.,._ 4..~ 41 1~;;,h t-, I I f I_ finessed tits nine of trunlipl., ttslfa~ 's Article .is ' it-c WOR Ag r , b thd on I() seven after We.st Aunt to se Sen he iris Its this turn. he knew West held 13 ruil trunlp f'jtc , A ) .. ”, ruffed the diattiond lead w ith thu vight , I heart Icad w ou!il I .1 k Pass VIRGO , Auli 23-Sept 22 i to) ''. lii lb [).ill ,lisas lit- rescued him- :east Dati thinks so lit- to sour ntsources uI counts through. It's better n--i \VñI Palo Paks Dt'! . , 0, Put aside your anxietiv~ -z ) Pur ir IN Li.. NLtRNIN(, ' fIR'S Is 1 1 1, ix cards "~%I LE .0 July 23-Aug. 22) Nt a lock (in your purse today and ~t f - North. tht ~,,i#, i ~:,,r".'' he It I f il ii p i - .i I the'. is r 'so trued mr it ' L1. f I ci - .g'' •"! ç. _~~ -___ 1% C-~~4 BRAS hi umissil ,intl ' WWO It &-) IN ) tZ ,,,1tst Playtex 18 Hour Sale I 47 4 — Iou, M that one who is indebted to sou . 1 I" _J_.-_____________ L - . -" L ill g I , '_"._._. BUGS BUNNY . 4 - fortunate t ndencs to do the right things for the strong addressed. stamped envelope t Astro-Graph, 11.0. Box 489k) Hadio Ctloo Station. N.Y. 10019 Be sure i` ~jvcify ~our birth • 11 % I -. - __:_ than you think If he goes to bed understand whs their doctor is it Oil irni .itc UP t' I Ifi tht uin. that medicine Ilia% find thern (lull and lb stnujn IF snu can u she 4ht of them. )' like to find out more uff ,Ahat lies ahead for you" Send for sour cops of Astro (sraph Letter bit mailing 50 cents for - , 4 V f ,---- the I- II.I. 11,1"t-11 irl' mit at hon • to , 'i'.urn, I'ark, And I.%II,Alj*, !p,%N ,tili — 52 — - - 7T— A__j r__-~ 11_~~ V- ,,\e, ," I - - _ u tilt.'. ire u.n I n ksilnsills lit - e )i an ahead en a sets adsenturesonie one for snu Situ II gain knowledge through new experiences and contacts Someofthismay be a result of long-distanctis travel sGlrrARaS i 'sos 23 Dec lii Lu'tiv\,S I.you make a game of / - ________________ _________________________ THE CHILDREN — YOUR BIRTHDA Y Dec. 9, 19.. 0 11 LEVI'S At Oviedo j ' / •,._ Q /2 y __ 1he girls his%-#- lilt- basketball .spotlight tonight, %lilt titi F rulas foui 1~ / _> '%.1J .c''\L. ti” 11' I PRISCILLA'S '4 ctic'r, / ¶ , muununit IM, blood ,c; '' _ '- - -_ p '' „L4. 1-1 - - ) Gir It-Atli-, •••\ i III S11-:1111NOI.I., ('0A('11 IIII.I. 11 AYNE GIVE.s THE 11,111 ,01(l) toulll% —- -- ' "v _ 5 _________ -.- .IV . " . • LLJ(TJC.E. JF'iJT ME. 'a. , - £XR_AJ&S) l*R 'T idea of how '" '.-'s'1 ' use in women to pres ent a Its sirs import sot to control miscarriage may rarel'. cause blood pressure to help present a cancer in the female offspring — — -— — — -— heart attacks and strokes If of the mother. And there are sour Friends change inlifest>le the que'Aions about female doesn't result in lowered blood hormones is a factor in cancer pressure he should hase of the lining the uterus Thus ______________________________________________________________ niedicira 1.11 of this means h. is i go d example where needs to lx under a doitor s medicine .as different effects 8 8I11'd(I RIDI OSOI care in different people which - by Howie Schneider ______________________________________ DO 'tX) KLC&J" ( - _______________________________ ".-..,, .,_„,,, - — I -- 'fl.'S A !IXMAk) IJf-SE LCJ1,t — — - — - * III entire Is Also he should stop deterrent coffee A person tAho, is nervous DFAR HEADER - That and has high blood pressure is depends It is a synthetic often treated with medicines Female hormone known as DES that hav e a tranquilizing effect or cut pls as stulhetero1 It can ( offet has the opposite effect I be used as in anticancer think people who has. high chemnotheraps is in the blood pressure should treatment of cancer of the eliminate coffee. tea, colas and 41 I E E K & ME E K . - to 1, -, - - 45 - Whethe r he is eating a proper HOROSCOPE L I - — — 55 .R ' II . I In ER 0 I ______ - _______ N • Ill P - 39 I - 41 - I -.- 's. -cE _________________________ I ' I Fp - I_, ". - . 43 - - - 31~ - _. ~ I - ~ I I - even if a person is not sleeping. - It I EADEIt IIC (lOS addressed envelope for it to m' td help Ignorunag th e sleep in (C of this newspaper I' 0 srs for the moment if he IS ' Box 1551 Uadio (its Station ass smoker and has high \ork \\ 10019 blui*l pressure he is greatl) mreasing the risk of hasing a 1)F Alt 1)I( LA%IB - Plea.se heart attack or .i stroke tell it e if the medication lie should stop cigarettes daeth)Istilbesterol, is a cancer - — r _' ,,I,1 . Q ,.. ' . . '.'.— )P 1) if/i - • ________ F .I —' - 5 ov -- 36 - R,,.CJiG , •'I L / c'_ GEO c . I .- ) 1A O?E iG Ss - — — — by Bob Montana ç :s'., I -i Cot (t gist us an read it ever) day s and maybe — 32 s. 'I . 11.1 rut 27 31 42 ')i I, I 3 ARCHIE ,so I 23 )(-3 HE 'NJ BEE .E EC €D0 9 18 I — - 25 24— - 3 ~-~e- I t.I _'\, '. / "\ .' sloo OFF 'i.., ,,.) -- Starch 21 April l 'iRIl'S I I .0 I.U1 etricalls opposed to sour tific .. it iurist it lit ins his all tht U. ' A t t7" , • 'ri / 1 jr• 'tf)',. . ' 4 - 4 . :-' '' Call 91 V.1cmirra, 65 59 51 1) ,CIA SY It Ili oos '-'so,r oo T.rif-n io !it l io n No two a 1.7 Aq'.tn 6t SwrWast ir C Soloutlooviont ::: U ~EMINOLE bell 6. H.cks 1,1 Womd 90cesboax i 2370 23 5) 1111, 111 ("Fal.11A Baseball - (irwiand Q Itugis *11)c St-IIIIIIII soccer teall, still In> again F rid-is travelin g (ol).:>lona 1ai1d ,* ~.'slj' - NY AAeft - Acquired Short Francouct Giants for 1200.01110 or a i3ma,, to be ne Tr aded Illothop Sloore, 3.0. Wbft Scribinole.&IIIinland 11 atch is one of tSsuhd involving Football Place & Show busm MI I - . ~ Bobby Lundquist tees it Up and Jim Williams waits In the wings for Saturday's N:30 a.m. shotgun start of , Mo The St 1.0iI tight 41U(t handed pitcher Stan flutitus to couilt USM"WS - jI, .. - 1 2:1 - - PO YOU H IS MYF" 0 I , ) __ ___.__._._( .A.. A'6' Foots WT A'.'Si0&' -HAT Plov"FAV KKAVIE.N' - - AT7SPr,ON • , ., , ,,-"-.. -;' S/'..r ' - .t '4" ' I ~. 1 U. . : & ' .s - 1; , ' - is - .0 - ." ~A~, ._.1 I _ I ~r`'. 1_~-,7. by Garry Trudeau ____________________________ _____________________________ )T.4i'af ' f .ar±, " -- - - ' 1. 4, ' 'FT'Z..1 se . . ' -i- , NOW N.V THEItj I u c1R/t.K I \ olqi~ -~ j - .~ - I .- -) -, t:;." (.,, - u --'9 ç 'ii t%*fl'i44!-, \ - \ , - _ r I' ~ ~) - 1 0 '' ' . f 7HIsomi iz-a 0 • II U-1 '' clo......s. v_. Is. Io Is ~~r -r i - A A. V A NIIIASON HE 5 64TrW'' ,,"O ._c.Ar 6 O-ii = (~ .11 ? "'\'.f" r : 1 5 iu?sli'stuimmnmni, VEFEAT' F '.4 Rii.orJR YE 5 ... I' m sf:Ml- F : WEB-mEAPS ---'1tl f by T K Ryan WHATS YOuR NAME : ~ SA'i'iA M755 tp ,; " " . ()[)(of) 7 j)'M Post Tlme' 7~ 1() 1) ill MOOD S)iJ f7"LI. ROLL WITW SAC" SLC*'' 9, I , , TUMBLEWEEDS S:rike it ricit (11, nightly Il erfei: tals, And Quiniplas I2g,Irnpse%ej$ IlIgIlle,,11,11 I Sunday OoIimaIunts v, TII:S wus**a.iec, A5 '.vu ARE - - 1~~ hke I LONG QC)T There's no B 0 by Bob Thaves IM ,. :: 11ilifiI I I I I I I1 111 4 P H. 322.4 712 ICRY Wednesday - ,_~_ FRANK AND ERNEST Total FoI Colonial 21, Sohim.nol e 65 01-1 6= I 11-MI, ;W-Airl't .',I (11U.1 (g 75. QImor, 3 YPim'. I Coon am I 11 pie 6) nafton s2 olt 100STiNG SHIS - - Innut Sa ntoro 17. Bell 6 40 ht-flult- C olotual was pau'd lis Clyde " 37 . Pallon %11 11 Fq Urfutrs'2) \' . 1 tried to play him some in the it Ili , followed IffillitIdlatelv hio Points. 5 14 13 - Vie i5urls still like on I olonu ml •st last Four minutes but he just couldn't stand the pain" lhs id Craig Senior forward let the Seminole scoring. with 25 13 2 - Ihn, . PA.'detI . recosered ) (III 04 Pern %; is it 'I 73 Ptq,n wasn' t fully I L. ) ankle -- Jesse had Injured the two in ;I I)o%.glrl iloul)lcheader ankle earlier this years and it offering at Seminole Iligh The 1 71r, r, .5'.Pt 440360 7 Ar • Jan 6401 3 Jc'.e Jess 640 0 34 61 • p ti Tf Q 13 3150 7 A!i, Ec'a e 9 20 Anion Forrel 4 00. 0 11 2j 31 00 p (I Pomona SIVII Rock ?2. Ind Pa 62 Spring Garden 62, flair #4 Sol F fan foiy toll pace sa Sir Floors 17. PT Park 61 salf- 4 00 2 10. I Meooi 2 so o (2 4 31 40 P 12 41 lit 30 DD (Y 2) )IJ III, I 7 6 Ill New fl5 $ Ph la Pflafrn A. Aiorn's 46 1 20 , cho Elcifira New YorkII Ii 53 Buffalo ii ii 50 Ne* 1B I. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Atlantic Division INTHtic ¶2k 110 6 AV 8 6 60 6 60 ) 5 Q (I Zarre AT ORLANDO-SEMINOLE My United Press intefriationsi sallassortit Conference prods N I Colonial outscored the Sem i noles 12 points in the fin il stanza. the Tribe hitting just sine of II shots from the floor Wiggins had three fouls at intermission, and got his fourth early in the third quarter. Ile pla%ed sparingly in the third. intl itwut h mIF the fin it period it Jesse Ili II, the other Se ruiinole 1 12 -, ;1 ' In ` I - L ) i ;_ (Let or n(,t depends upon what el se he ts lides starches aflil whether or not he is overweight If he is overweight d Iii he up with the he needs to 1 wtught in the cIo f I ee pot on. anti off to work Around 51A a In No niatter ,Ahat I sa% , he will I aili sending you The licalth not listen. fie ,Aon't see a doctor Letter number 1-8. Blood 46 CIdP 1 47 48 Sit lost 37 Com!rscl a-,!ov 9 To-, jg oIj (Fr) 35 Coldness J,V perience to handle it." And with Wiggins out ,as I'as nt said tht Seuiuinolt Tribe managed to get through the Colonial press to shoot it I he basket. the ball w ould not go r \ 111" C when he gets home. and t lists on a (tic( o mostly starch fie goes to bed around 7:00. md then is ut and down all night srninking lie smoke c around two cartons a week. At 1 ___________________________________________ Vii had a couple of Ixis'. the ,.une that hacked the WIGGINS HITS OFF FAST BREAK )T C ,~ , 1; Pl mined SCOREBOARD J I Al - __ Southern If ~? -. flO take medication it. fie works 10 I.% eight hours The fact that he r:r ) to 11 rs a is UpniTa)decea A rick fie does yet) heavy lifting 1k drinks seseral tkers tight ho urs; does some good 42 Cooperates 43 Short pla ,o !et 44 A it c te plant diratitet of test 29 Lamb 4 JfC5SUtC V.1 point 28 PeoIeurr S Compound type 8 Ra mble Dr. can a person ; only four to five hours of It rught and do hard I _X~ labor' A friend of mine who is r ervous, and has high Frothy 41 Form of paricIes 24 Open 2 whuie 3 Q.st onabt. 25 Au 4 Bridge bid 12 26 A!l (pili Iwould your advice on a matter that concern.srricvery much ~ I Situps 34 Actress C R ) heist txen nice to win but I imagine it was a big game for them too The St tumults led locust of thi was liking a 2417 first quarter leid .inil holding u 43 40 halftime advantage. Vie lost both of our guards for most of the second half and the), of course pressed Vie' handled the full court press prettoo well - but the changed to a zone halfco iii trap in the fourth period l'a>ne i's to Basketball - I .( oloni il prttts well it sioulil evening and when the sit oki %tessersmith fnnntr 'ill 'star had cleared the Baltimore and twice a '. 10-gaille it Orioles had acquired fist his been hurt in each of the past players,three of whom figure to two seaso Is md is now turtiung help them in the coming season I I k_;7~/ 17M-P, - mA i LTILTis point DOwN chariCt,r . CAtt ) 19 Graduate ° nnapo?s . '. . i,pjipi P U . ss Sleep? i)F;Aurju.z,AMB condition 27 Tree 31 Hop 32 First rats (comp sill ) — - sJ ,'s S! - 21 GIRL One like bbr ~ 8376 A 58 Chi nese THE BORN LOSER lost'David , m lot of %iL5,uis sit lo' oulsudi shi,t4ing and Colonial il V. Is just burning ill nittut t spec i ills in the fourth quarter.' Sthl a disappointed Coac h lull I'.us ne 'ii. etins-id is night after his' Seminoles ha~ dropped their first decision of the season before a hoitit crowd 83-76 'ind to make it worse the defeat cautie against Pasne old school The new Seminole season I knew it would he a tough game I know those boss . relief pitcher Rollie Fingers. In mother those We dnesday for catcher Stev e \ pitcher Rick Rhoden and in: the 'ieis 'monk Mets attempted to solve their hurt4op problem fielder-outtmcldtr Lee I.acs their hands," said a tu re'.itqwnru Tutu F oh front "It's in the San Francisco Giants for Ix)dgers spokesman. After almost two days of $ 5(1.0(1) on i p1 1St r and-or p1 ist rs hi n insid I stir Rut silence in the trade mar things erupted in rapid-fire it the 'i mnkee-s who took the higect plunge fashion late Vinesda> P V_ __ Suffers First Colonial this ' I a Plastic type " article OM-POM 0Ij - BUT NOTTHE ( J 7 .. I. L a 11-6, . _ --. ~_r",r,_ fit it . - - -"I't" ,o, Z -,-.,_- -"N ., _.__.v • 13 Sit of floeting 50 Spirit S2Chnstmss 14 Cupid Carol ISislint S3LoiøIutsr by Mort Walker I Ii sri. LS - • (i.uttielik r (,irS Hoenicke. The world charnpicills ac- for %etcran left-handvr Hud% qwred the 32•)caruItl night. \l,i .intl nuizht•handed reliever It intis \tuthr The Onult'. iLctu hander Iron the Atlanta i'siiMtd nis,ht h mmli r Brion Braves,precun ibIs for sri ith frin their It ti. st r $100 000 .afltl that deal. is his h I tm dub cull requires \le sce rsruiith F po'. I, user roster approval, was the biggest 1St -Wt- %tistre locoloung for it relief opener altiong tht four W`nlpleted at the winter bsebaIl piti. her .iriil si think we .cI • fine one in St mnhou.se meetings %%ednesda nn.ht ,aid tie ne ral \l in s.,e r But there could he an eseui (iruole Ii ink Peters Vie think I. pez bigger surprise todas in volsing the Los Angeles colt es do'.e it) being a tort pIth Dodgers and the Sin Diego p1 user Padres In 1as the F xpos have If it goes through the obtained their second left Dodgers wilt get outfielder handed st tttifl1. pile her this k F trIter the F spos sign ed Dave Viinfield and possibly @I SeM, i"in ote Ill ¶ 49 I4.nPowefs 24 Unit of matior "W 11 Messersm'l*th j'io i it t I J~ .., '. -14I - An U62"It 'I - 12 in! mation ( I Yankees Bu '..D CCwS' T UP BEETLE ETLE BAILEY itrr'. tu t itbifit iii I.iti, hteltiw,on. IVI.A, Iiiario Sloam. kansws Milli- I)i-fell.w.t. IlAck \utr. I)iii t i_i I it iril. I i'II I iki sItu I iiiil I uth. r lii itilt I Is S it. lift. nist t rid (Ii ittilli r F hind • h n \i \t. • \.4 ri JI ut i (I ut 'it w 'iii. \l ib iii i Ii. ft ruiis lint in iii IC'-. Iii stint. \utr. I hiuu Hr.it SIie.irer 1tss' rt Still '. / \ ~,_ — _ ,;, ,. ",-.---. "' ., , _ I ~f - I!LX i -, - / P%, 45 Mournful cry ram •____•_) .~," ~ , Campbell E. -T . - - Earl C _. . ANY I Thursday, Dec. I, 1177-7* How Long Can _ ____ cSr (- , Ans*ar to Previous Puuli ••. NADETOC 1177 -- S 39 Pii,g,*iy, 18 _____________________-_J L I L- , 44Y i , - - 4 _ . �t $A-Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Thursday. D*c.L 1fl7 I TONIGHT'S TV I hursday 6 FAMILY AFFAIR 1' lURE too 4 1 9 .1Z NEWS 2' 1% 4' 6" NBC NEWS CBS NEWS 17 LAST ooay' '" U ______________ POSITiti'q' OH GOD" ANIMALS HO L L Y WOOD SQUARES 6 THE MATCH GAME 6 ADuLT 7 31 SIUDEiIT SI CiTiZti. 15 THe HAPPY HOOlfI GOES TO wasui,.oyo, Day OUT THE DOOR Dfl.L .12 THE ROOKIES 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. IDA REPORT 8 2' EMERGENCY ONE 4R) 42 1 THE WALTONS The am.ty is alarmed or Olr,.i behavior After a bout Of de- I)NtY COSO' ( POIIIER pitCt er ,: oc pesson she announces Iit / AOELIOHYPULLY DELICIOUSLY DILEMMA ' u".. WELCOME BACK. KOT. TEA Epsteins panting f a riije womancreatestu,rnoIa, school and the Kotter home , I, 24 ONCE UPON ACLASSIC Episode ten of Robin Hood Oueen Eleanor and Sr Kennet!, implore RObsn'Shelp Rob. in and h men attack Nottirigham Castle. enraging Si' rig 9. 830 WHAT S HAPPENlNG Raj D*aneanaflerunbecx)me frantic Second story men' in THE BEST OF ERNIE KOVACS 900 1PAUL SIMON SPECIAL Simon, a highly esteemed fig. ure irs contemporary American $00 THE LAW AND I 30 MINUTES IWed) BLACK AWARENESS (Thurs) SPECTRUM 6* COMMIINIrY CLOSE UP I SUNRISE JUBILEE 6 10 (Tues , Ttstjrs (COUNTRY I - s - - • I p • 'I .IU ., . ' .• • • R • - a I. O • i\. Stau.nrj CII. GERARD NN QUALITY / Also 7:30 COUNTRy BLUE INN NORTH 1 .4 & SR 434 LONOWOOD • to: (305) $62-4000 24 ORANGE COUNT SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Unbl 3pm RIGLLT 1030 New York s4 Sfr FIlet Mignon $5 5. Cfl 6. Daiàh Lobster s400 t With Mushrooms r PrIme Golden ShrImp _____________ TI HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 11 FingItgs 8421 Ii, $3S Fried 9 k,f lJ 7. Seafood Fantusy S. Chicken Lh,.rs $510 1300 1 TUNE 117 , WHEEL OF FOR- MATCH GAME '12 I'IAPPYDAYS(R) II 30 1) KNOCKOUT 14)1 LOVE OF LIFE Ii FAMILY FEUD $331 Served With Choice Of Potatoes, C4)C4) CBS NEWS Tosd Slad, RoB and Bufler Afternoon 12100 ]) (1) (12 NEWS 12:30 1117 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW CI) OF SANFORD Holiday Isle Complu ____________________________________________________________________________________________ Ph. 323-1I0 - RyAN'S HOPE 12.57 121 NBC NEWS UPDATE Surd ] (Mon.) SOUTH BY Sell A0vertiing Space, create layouts and write Copy Service newspapiq accounts Aggmes$ive I FARM(W'5 MARKET 150 French Am, . 3 7241 I ." ji ads serve the tuyiflg & selling Community every day Re4d I use them of'en fr ' The Evening Herald fr sale' 53 DObuihel 332 0)47 o 322 4733 , STOP AleC) 1,4114k A MINUTE if 1 aS5ted AJ d.dn I wor trier, wOuldnt be an, ______________________ . -. 'or - - PIANNAHS MUSIC CENTER LesSons, InStruments Ac cessores Repairs ItO E itt St , Sanfor 321 1751 :o.i.322)357 I Escellent fringe it5 An Equal OPQrtuniIy Employer LaljnCr Co..rt. Seminole Memorial Hospital Sanford, FlorIda 32771 True Bureau of Community 372 tIll E it No 71 - Medical FacilitIes, Department I ano Rehabilitative Services. Stat,of Florida, hiS established trip Sum of 5114.31900 as the tevel of uncompensated services to be made available by Seminole Memorial Hospital. Sanford, FL in the period of Octer I. IC?? to Seplember 30. SEEI( & FINDS GENEVA Each case must be evaluated on its own merits. Publish: 19 DES'30 0EGSKENNHR ACE0RUAPHRLRESALS 31-Apartments FurnIshed Furnis elIcenc,. s'nur o couple Only Plo pats 575 pIut O damage deposit 372 3517 GENEVA CAR DENS. 1505 W 2Pi SI, Sanford rnzeo PH IGSLMEPESAYCHE!HU I MGNN I YB 01 S P1 R NANAON W DIIAIREEIQBJSERNAI ISXWREWVAAAVPK2HG0i S C U L G A S 11L A E I I 2 N E R R I I R I Y G 0 Q W L N L V Z A H K 'r B 0 TB I N G X I N L J N L I S D A EEU0EZWNIEAK00£WJII G0BA0AIZIWAINILIWGP A B £ N B U N If I S A N I L N I 0 N V VA I V N V B I I E N V A W K R A H E PNA£N IGCEAR0HSA£ICS , nsUuctlon5' Hidden words below appear fOa,d ward, up. down or diagonally, Find each and bo Bobby Kent Jim Abraham Ramsey 'n. water hum Garden privileges DO 3224741 __________________ 32-Houses Unfurnlshed 3BR house, unfurn, Also 7 R trailer furnisrie References plus first I last month 337 7475 Lovely 2 slory home, large lot, $700 m0nth1 rent, call 3227470 ___._._,. _______ K'd5goriip, but the swing s 'ntlie back yI? lSfs't3 Sell II with a want Id Call innii carpets. 3 BR 3 bath, Carpeted Central HIA. fenced yd, refrigerator II). George Rogers William Mark Wayne Alonzo M. Ann Nolan Kenneth B. Barzj ha w. Tomorrow: Working Dogs ,i.0 """ SR. I bath, c H IA, lease. $2s0 C ntD. in Or Pull Yjr Ha,, use A Want Ad 373 - 7411 or 1.31 i%'f'5 Ci.? a It'd (555 I i' nrcely decorated ' ne gr.ru..im , I 377 Il?? 9 REALTORS - - - " -is ' ass llr,i' (114 , ReAl (stale. InC I,efleral Conlractom 122 4157 .- I room, screened porch *'th B B Q pt 17Q 1411 ste I famIl, ' LAKE MARY-- Office on Lake May Blvd Older building. 144't Ill' on corner lot (icellent j appreciation eapected Se today Terms poSSIble $71,730 25.65 PARK "ceded .ler' "ar. trill ie !t'. ,i'ir allef' InSt or nelimem,nt riomr' 2 I b.6ll - , WHAT (SE T'(W Gil I' bath. chore neighborhood, cOmpletrI, renovated, CS. pool, carpatng, 19 fenCed yard. U0O0 323 5771 country like Setting. Chore 5,47.00 I ______________________ I i I I * LARGECORNER.3ISk.2bath htthin equippd, tenceo ,and. peol. 173.500 373 3774 IOTICE TUESDAY WE SOLD) HOMES' SEVERAL OTHERS U N (3 E P C ON 7 AC ' LISTINGS NEEDED FOR OUR SANFORD AND INTi PARK OFFICES REALTc5R MIS 3235774 day or night -- -- '- ' I C,14( i.Oid ' -' ' -- ' 12) 5100 VA&FHAFIPIAPICING I Lake Markham area Ito 25 acre oded sIrs, paved road Un derground electrIc William Maliczowski. PEAL 1014. 327 1391 - negotable REALTOR Jeryhy 372 ' __, ..,.i.,., ,.US DART GT '71 NOVA ...o... DOOR Small ill Lj'I Skimp $1088 CMII'S, (151.1, Lii Sharp 935$ u i, A, Sharp • 'a'c '7) DATSUN 610.2 DOOR '73 PINTO ST. WAGON *..i D'. ,.c "v,' '' •. C ;-' . 1' ' .Auir r'a..'',' i,cset • 1688 . " .l"41C' " 7 Ca' I'aGv •.i t, v, ,', 95*a L,'s4•( ,4et. MPO '73 MAVERICK A. Slwea S,ciyti. Lute GRAN PRIX '74 '41 I' " ,. '.',L.c. 218$ 298$ p,,. !.e'., : 'C. - ,-.. ,, - ,•_,. .,. :.-.'--U c2. R ' 5"j'1 '. ,1':'r.4'', .. -' -- - i CONSULTOUR HEJOB fon ru don V tell People II '' . --- C, ' - - .4,.., i"' , '.'.l 05 i,-. r'' 'nil char P4 •,.,• Ifip Old 51300. 'o SX 0. .b - . y i s.se - 1'LL DIRT & TOP' SOii YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy. 373 3550 FILLOIRT CLAY ,J54 Compel, pn' NAULlpfGt _______________________________________ I ' - 64-Equipment for Steam Clean Your Owrutarpet Rent Our Rinsenvac Or.l .. Camy,as p'ole(torS •rid OIler 0t0gmaph, WIt 19010 T 'S CAME RA STORE, 710 S Park A1, 5n't'md 323 6101 - ,_,__;_a___,z_.J__,____' '..---. ..---_ .. ,,.c._,, garden w i'4 5 . - )ti - - I,' -'..": ' ._, '.3,; :',',. 4.sci ,%'.l't)1 . I'' .3i ' - 322 - ' A : '' Rubber Starv __________________________ t 7' V '' 'I, - ii , $'',' 14' tv' n'q ..i -. ,57n 'a rj WlvJI54, '0 30 pct ei'rtiQ'.5q5 Call 32) --n -_______S'4' 3'' f41' ---- (ii'C ________________________ ' F *P[17T LAWN SIR'. 11,1 CorrpIe ,aan Car, ConlmaLtSpr,,e,,ed 'III '2) Upholstering - 4 . 't WA I IONS DR ('55 I/Ak 140. "U .'.i'( 5 UPP4OLSYI R l",','e)32 .0' ITo LLst Your BusifleSs,DjQI 322-2611 o -, '1'"- -, .' . . '=" --' -.-' - - ----'. ' 831-99931 . -,.-- " . . ,'- - ., - .' I - Iv 1 P'Y DA S BARGAIN DAY 14 THE .54141 ADS 337 1st' pr $51 yj ' ''"I Electrical - .' '' ' - UwnMajntenance 01 EY IL I CTRI(, An, i 11 'MA' [S 1 - S. 351' 7 - - .. .... I '' ' Equipment - - - ':,; In, I Smittys Snappin Turtle -' -, ________________________________ 1.and ?vintenan . -'a ...._X ._ -."; Pest Control -_________________ II ih - '' ______________________________ -_______ _________ ---------' - - "7 ' , faring I I ,a'.i "C' 1r0( I for 'en! 0' PI5 ' CI 4'. .5'. T'p ' ': I • ,v'-' A "I I ,,, '' "i' -cl ma'es t,uusrsnfrrd I", .5 ' ' Law,, & L,arr! Clearing Carpet Cleaning I. . Rent ________________________ _____________ '. _______ - Chuck Gommiy, JJ ,' r , _____________________ SHELL 1' a.- 4 "'" ________________________ A." A.3'. Ce' Pp.p • '"YIC Ru, r'iJ 'd '".tr 5r'I i'g 7;. $11 '. 5)1 9991 ______ - .4' & .?' .1n ('Itra C C5,'I t',J--'u's-----.---y' 'an' Ass %'om & Dad 10 i,' ,i,tu P'4, .5 1455,1 Cd 40 garaor ______________________________ -5's 4 :' .,ip Ct'a " SIw I Tr. a I d Cbs ,er, dependable 33$ (15 62-La.en ' 'I - - .. _= '. ni,'s. KEN SAUTOCLEAN (lrn'nd Macs [IcOn-' l,V5 S I In', 322 'laS - '3235C1 - Satsfa(, ..r4. -.sjr,, 1140. ,,C', ist53'I PvsceIIaneous Services buQg i'e' 'pm 519 95 quaranIrr-d .' ..' 'd.c pa.r.I rig I 'epar ,'s nipe'er'c, 32)1114 __________________ (t'r'sl1' U IOu Can' , "ew car foe (PirisImas Clear a p SICA ' ' 5109 CC-UN TRY F lJR 141 T URL 54.5', 46 Sanhord 1135377 I tt'.ng thus aa lr 15 RnncjS' '32 fl.. !1p,,', 'U "i' - CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3373111 Si.cI '' Auto Clean ' 51? 1 •eiberr', Il 97 0)0 ' Sner'5 most modern Sewing macpi'n,, fully automatic. Sold origunally, $S9S Re-posSeSsed used tom 4 monthS balance, 54 . is $711 14I ' # fi - or carp,.rr., '' "eS 32 v's hre )•'$ S'i __________________________________ p ;.(3DlNG MACPaINE 5)-Household Goods I i. Fuling •.t ,s •U 'UI 'Ut'. PAl 'C' ______________ "çrS'oa5 _______________________________________________ -lnsution i'i nt _----I r'uror a. e.'er'or i _.___2 • Large pr I imali ocis est.ma!ei (a' '• ' '' .a'eu' anytime . i 734 351' , '',', ."..I' 90 . •'. ._a ,, , . Til- 7532 ------- - - -- - - -- - 5 4 10'. - - _______ Ifl'Oi2! ''. ',', , - ______________________________________________ Beau Care '' III SN $711 .. .: - 'if- ••j1l•_ •4_dP 'P,• s.f (.!n 'nd . 60-Office SupplIes LABINI ','ANtlAl IVPf. Will T1s Singer Zig Zag - .'..' I ftl ' "'C' '' '" 4"O ..,. l.. .gtit ____________________________ • S ', '' ' Home impr0veryvnts ______________________________ ___________________ . ' -,1 Air Conditioning '' seo F *((jT[ C)FSs ''1140 CHAIR5 NOLL S ":1-'.'- -___________________________ n' is. C-roan $ kevtu.,,'l C ri speale' .,'.,v' ,. ". s:s e'; '1ys _______________________________ -- -.. 't'Jl0i. - ' 7' ç .,vr.g 0 a ner PIO,..e tô'' ni'!',t' Sell ''don't needs IasI *lh a want ad '' ': AND LET AN EXPERT DO T 1 Ca' "as Orga'is ,- '1.Ts .5,•.'2 I'.' '8 USINESS$ERYICELI$1INO 'tie, -. ,. rh"i'' :C'l• 'A l ng to know' It" a 'astf,e-t a.d 122 $611 r 5)1 9991 .. .. ,, ,..,.s ' - -Plenty Qf bc',cles f e _____________ Cbr ,stmas, $2730 each t,s I g.rlS 2136 Gre Dr . Sa"o'o Cl4 322 0411 -. -. - Accessorses " ______________________- I, '69 - - LesSon's lr,ar I'd lW[ Group BOb B1L S U scoun MuIc Cen'e' ,; I ren(rr Ave 377 2753 _________________________________ terms l), 12' I 0. - Oh 4,s( U' 1917 u to 14 acres on Doyle Pd Pric. and MONTEGO2 '72 SUBAR U p ""'Ii 1976 SINGER F UTURA , -- (lark Realty - __________________------ 43-Lots-Acreage '69 -_______ I' u- A. Itrand new, never uSed. slightly damaged in tPlipp,ng, balance - . yv_ •••_•_ '61 RAMBLER4DR . •/'aJel 1305 qCi,d Ion all ',pa"s of told 0' .gnjlly $214 tat pelng 'epoSseSsed uSed br shonl lime balance 16150 5581211 ____________ f - _ 59-Wwisical rcI'ndIse _______________ E LECTROLUX VAC UU,i ULIIi 1 I P'lJS'i .. .'*. --- 0) Orlando On -- ' _______ pCn(u%SiCn P14 122 91)1 S ilO. 7 814. I bath, great br riverfront 51 3720179 ___________ ___________ - r' 5$ PU 1 711' CrystalL ale Drive Lake I/ar, ' °mBLUE BOOK CARS ______ . '4 w', 46.5ev' Sariord 58-Bicycles 11th kilchrn Irees 121 I'. acres or ganc'en sIIONN LAK( I (SR. 7 bath ricellcnt Condition 13S. WINIER SPRINGs 3 BR bath Calibornia contemoarv iteSt (tue I $3)(5)Q P0(5(511'S 141411 ML S REAL TOP 377 9'75) 'j Harold Hall Realty ' - I HOLIDAY SPECIAL. (8 3 BR easy terms 114.100 373 S7 & (0511 10 C HPISTM4S LAKE MARY" Visit (bytes P lQr,51 OPEN HOUSE Dec,mt,er i?'t' 1 Homes __________________________________ 5114 DelI's Auction Center • 't2-vi0bIle n investm,nI 111.000 n gf15 - lAng? , _ Terry bass '' ,CllnI.Qn 40 HP Outboard err" 'roll.ng motor I traic, saC.: 372 6151' - 1 NTUCPY AVE *IAKI PRIVILEGES 3 HR 2 bath lamly rm - centriiu ii r opportunity, ZC,-'a . 71C'7 AMELIA 2 lIP I bath, good lotat,on, potential 117(00 III (SAY AVE 3 (SR. I ball'., *FAMILY. I fIR. 2 5" frQni Han,Tm,dr MARk(l 2445 San'ona S.6riford 577 143t ' * -. tt.I ANOTHER EVENING' hr. I Sal , 250 A" a" 1(0 w.g'. 3 men's *a'cbrs '-gaqe carriers will a',e s V'QuPS I dolts , OF F * 14 , (rawer'. 5? iarp, worms II Alto Peat trip Quail, II bushel WPiOl,talp ri cØt'ne, S buShels a' more 7k pe' UuStmf'l RAGO', - Story "as FORREST GREENE INC - 372 0779. Ml 373 4767 es - 2995 UC850 1'i MAMII,[ 2!?? Hwy 1797 C4n'fOrd CIa .32 7 ?' .5.rsio.vsllL.nlelsS.,,s Ira'ler I'.6(lS P.610 Storms Grease 'raps Steel, RockS A me Slq51 MIRA(L I (014(11(11 CO )2! Elm A.. 322 313 I l4( 4C ' ..,lE 32' 4linleL&jInJtI.I6,f ' Credit Qualifies r PM' '- - 7 " l Colo'Iy 5150 A . STEAL Oak (bejt l drawers 130 Med.terrarean BR Su'te, 1750. Covch 1 (rid I Jamson) 5250 Upright Carpet sweeper 123 blonde desk & clam. 520 C.anbage DIsposal cn' new, $10 sell fr 130 A.it 0p -C. bo, 151 S 664 4651 WIT T REALTY 333 717) FvIy (uv'per4, Flu. Ciai No Money Down If ?p'r% lm ,(at' Ileig Peas (state firoker 24355 Sanford Ave 3 __________ 55-Boats & WADDLE C-INItIAL STORE sist M AVE '4uE REALTY 372 7443 - - p.110*5' ""ray 5IANDYMAN OR LADY. 2 tSR 7 Open 10 to S :30 i30.796 lana' Old,, home rI 9000 cOnd 3 (SR. I balh Ig eat s'tchwi OnI, BATEMAN I Track Rd.) 'ollow signs to models off Winter Park Drive ".i455aa., in -' AT CASSELBERRY I ri '11 i29s Uii.s Ci - lt'rigr, ,.• 1976 MATADOR 4 Dr. 4 ____ ' 1295 .<Ji - * 15 PC T home I (SR I' bath. deal f b'g fam11 Also has I till'gar apt Ioi.iteonren.t Many - Walker CAMELOT - - - Ivaturda, 10 a m 5 pun 915 Oak Avenue ,*' ar eieplq,t Sear n . 331 OlSleves EXCITING!! t'c 'v' ' Leader Multiple Listing Service REALTORS I.JOIU)or 33$ 4111 eveS - -- 1011 SALE WE DELIVER 135 - WE 'WILL HAVE SALE TUESDAY w' rp es Lu , ,,ars of france ni 5415's i ce wOra tcir ,ou Call Pet, ci' Osca' .5 "'(" Par. 544 lIe SafOrd 322 141 Deal,, Apen' Ccv"s.qnr'e'-,5 A(cepted OpenDa lylØ? Brow'ng 11CC 'rio ' v' 5 1968 CHEV.P.U. TRUCK pen PING AT YOUR PRICE I 1295 AC IbM .44 5!m45 'en 'OvS Alto all knOS of hOUS,ho'd 'errs''' DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP SALE- Yard 5al - Sat Dec IC $ 'C Grn'il,.ew Ave (bIt',". scellar'eo,j5 - '" IS (lIars 0. Decaer t*Ifl lade e!e'ctr.0 a*nrrowen *ith II'•tS attacher SIC Cull po, I'S 3231216 - -- • us t.r.s - _____________________________ - - r 1964 JEEP P.U. TRUCK 1971 PONTIAC LEMANS . (rf3 'rat been re1ected If ,: dci-. I '-a.e a dOwn pa,"yn" ' Benefits sale sponsored by' Rotary Club of Lake Mar, Sa' Dec 10th Ito I Lake Mary Bivil II sIt, st "" - - - for Sale ' Fr, I Sat I. S,jn. SOloS, Pi,ge sale. eiellent variety, ) * S'h 5t cana' neckla,es 535 up Meeker Wallets, IS .' c"e ni & See' C.aailfly Jrw' ,rs 30 S Pars, Ne 1971 FORD 4 Dr. TORINO 569500 -- No Credit I •L'J - TRADE-INS ______________________________ ________________________________ CredIt. Bad Credit or Cecorat ons m Its e'r I Ha' dryer toys fl, manual 'vPswrittrs. I P' sIIghorrlf,qn5 wasren, har'. nor, E (sCicOedia Ar.Iarv'.,ra US'n,Il Atlas & Scerice Boot, 24 VOl 1546 59 ,ear books. I vol ,Veb5'er '5 Dct onar y Indea $130 IC! ldyil*.lde Drive Santo'd, Fri & Sat Ia m ip ,n I ciu SAi. I A LaOy fI', rel,r'er a II. .n go'C 'apestr, 5* , acellent o'id 322 176? I -- ANYTIME ' -- rang,. _ .__ -- 322- 2420 2 lIla horn, on corner lot, nc, Qsi'et sec tiOri CIfiSe to shopping -- HOuSe. - - All a rds C' (r I deSk, walnut frrr ca lop metal Large Car top carrier, C-I reIn9 I par tab', AC, sterpo O'ster.SaIon pr'ce. 1778169 . WIN! ER SPRINGS BUILDER S OWN EXEC HOME I BR 7 baths, formal LR I DR. bull,' Carpeted. lalored drapes, all C- E EI4ctm-c apiil.ars.'s 3 COO 543 ft o4 Iwung Space pl,,s a 2c ar claraOe ALSO 130 , ' 9 * II' a hail f!h ,jrra!ta,y'ie Ia 'I'S' ".OiJ'f AH Hl5 .5 s'i.,1'e0 0" a I .re 'a. e frpo Silt jut' 125030 l)Ow 4t1d taae ower pasmenls 1,0 Closing costs' (all 430 IIa?from lOa tn 6 p m C' (all 5)00104 aftee 6 p ' -- - Club tenni'. . Sanford's Sales --' Johnny Oil, pool TREASURE drawe' LevvOa china, service tori, autumn pattern SI PeCei like new ' I caIc Mary - 3 P4W l'j bath new homes Under 123.000 with leSt 'han 1150 down GOvernment lu'ridulg Builder 3733711 EQual HCuS'ng Opportunit1 5JP( 4 3 BR. I'; bath Lu a home Or! 19 Ic' in San larva Sl,t BR plan. * w carpe' entral lilA eat in IChwi palo I More' Just .5uijp' wh.6l 0 do alt 1*0 7 SaIl Trip Quid One eaS, Wan' Ad a., 'Ic magic number 's 7611 13 1 $99) - ad - 4US NEW CAR - Good FRIDAY NIGHT 1 30 P M Svper.oraualty' Raleighbike, 6 Fine Seieci,on ot g uSed •j future 130 7703 Bob Walker Furnilure l'i*y 1797 CasSelberr, Plala _______________________ *,'ti - - - P% I XMAS -' SANFORD SEWING CENTER 1O)Q Stat, Sanford PlaZa 372 9111 'IL, .s (sIt 322 S,eii -, 5622 zag sewing macrifles S'nger, new $119, balance $53 Singer 1u'ura told new for 5413, pay talance ci $733 See a' , ----- ------------ * * * '* * * AUCTION SALE 5., Garaqe AnIg0es, household .tpm5 Chr'Stmas itei'.i$, ciothng, ast.es. cera ,mct tØy5, etc Fr, I Sat ' 5 203 WOodrn,rp Blvd 372 , SAVE 50% - -- - - -. - -- Sunlan'd 734 Flamingo 3 BR I bath, total price 57)700 170.0 down monthly patrrent $17303 x.nc pal & 'ntenest. new roof & 'epa.rS before closing call 434, - , COZY' fIR 1 bath home , (s,jritry Club Manor Lq Sc? front Dorch & carport 1s,w' central HIA close to Scr.".. 1 SP.oporsg' lust 119(00 3 237832 - I $21900! Ill' Ai 71)14 "ft. P9e CstjIuJji" East off 1792 atSemlnola Blvd. I) 4t" I tacto'y clearance on strefch 09 r,frg,rator. C'Sposal, drapes & MKPu Much More' B Owner 'a pcI asSumable mn0et;ap 372 9$4 or 322 7991 COMFORTABLE. 3 BR, I bath home 0's 19 lOt in Sv,nlarid C.I Lil. tIce Dn , n3 & zoned UPI 2 New Models Under $36,500 I BR for Rent. ck I , 5511 .___________________ Courts. FANTASTIC' 3 BR. I' baIr home n Longwood Equipped I 'chef'. redwood pcli in rear, shag H AL COLBERT REALTY, n BUY SELL TRADE 311 3151 Fr'.t S' ' Garage Sale' Sa' , Dec 10,9 S 3701 Country Clot R .Sanford Rut n l Christmas ' *lL(iN MAIEW I-Ula14btuar S BR. 2 bath remodeled 2 Story home, near I'losp.lal 172.500 323 Sill or 327 15)9 alter 5 p rn REALTY Itch,,' area, gur P'viod' Only 511 5.30' LAKE MARY Swim fUr, sI fIR lpo%5ble )rdl. 3 baIts, 37) 1999 it - STENSTROM ' Its 000 125 0543 rental Plant u I 4931 after 5 pmor_3714475 Low down Noguahib,ing several mod.ls IQ C11SI from Call Ca. WhitePiurst. REALTOR 377 I COUNTRY I lYING' Attrac!,r I hR 2 bath home n Lake Sian, Spl.t BR plan Central 5414 n hitch, wail n (105015 & '.'an, E.tmas' Just 137.500' $ (lii I ball I.e.. 172 1357 I7 377 2011 Stt'Sl area. ' I -- Miscellaris ' La,aways Welcome SAP(FORDAUCTiON 1715 French 4,,' 373 'ii: 1111 5 Park Av5 , So?'. D.c 9. tO. II tat --- v-:s A.Jc' 0". r.er Y-(4'CJii i 'er' ' P 1/ Open da l IQ a - 5 ii to' brcwsr'g ard b, "'i C.araqe Sal,- SO -Mscelneous for ____________________________ __________________________________ C bath, ' thi5 alter and 7) LuSt n Marna 11.400 Great Cond ' Runs Good' Mutt SeW 0477 I .j" '/411 PAYMENTS. 77 & ":j.S Call 37) 5313 cr -.4 on Ills page 'or (rir.stmas gift deas Fri 8G-Autos 724uct,on - - recon (k Irck, I. Icr. I ton ,ccprs.c" "peiOS find,' wOrk, 4 353 657) tift'. I tn. 01 I 4 r Old 55i a1 'Ta ' 'l!4lni P acila 372 5111 I Cond,t'cn MS' Sell Week'' No reasonable rpt5ed Lea.. name mt.r t 373 0101 or 323 erg's. 5400. ' FOLLOW THE STARS rome _______________________ i Out ot •d.as' Vs.' [triehi 5 Ar. , 0 Pon't'ac Ca'altsa 1550 323 S64 __________________________ 1913 1 ricoIn Continental (3 li(tie,rc,lrI Truck F'et 5 Cl'. A'tPi 'oppe' 6 (yl starivird 5ht! A I" ci heater 372 9325 f1p ' . . Ca'pet clearing eQu.pmefil. steam vOl eatractiOn (leaner. 30 l ShampoO 52600 323 ',I, 0n5 'Tu SANORA CONDOMINIUM 214 Irder Rd. I BR. ' baths. 2 C,INLuA APE' A met 3 BR 7 91 fami5 room 0" block C & ' aImMI new $41 9(0 %t.r'9 0)52 ____________________________ EVE 323 4179 I BR. 2 bath, amp room dng room living room acuble ga'aqe ,itilty room, porch 7yti l'all IlL LIC??I'I A,, . ,, ci.s'rs large corner CI •f'.,d 1,41k yard COs,'red palo & arg. Stor.sge building 133,900 pet i. -censea Morlgage Brokers REALTOR 322 4XOMLS (P414k ()l45 I REALTY TOPS $30 e.o1 111*1, ____ JOHN W.MEPO COMMERCIAL famly room w 635 .tr 51 15Ip. ¶1 home on 3 'C's US ('00 III T',sT;s''our p - il,rai,i 77 I ØR apartment M R G 0 R E G R S3 IIIlandth,appllcablepm,i5l5 of Florida Medical Facilities Con partial uncompensated services bath - regutationsoftpie Public Health Se? vicC,U S Department of Education, and Welfare, (47 CFR, structioru Plan "Uncompensated servsces'' means services available In Pie facility which are made available to persons unable to pap theretor withP charge or at a charge whiCh • less han true reasonable cost Of Such services The level of such ss measureØ by ftse OIl Ierencebetweer.tPlpamountpaidby suchpenonsfortruese?vicn and the reasonable cost thiof. IPie level set out above meets the pres,rnptive compliance guIdelInes of tne federal re9ulatlons arid is S percent of Operating co1. Seminole MemorIal Heepitsl has the right to determine how, wfsen, to etiom hosPital services will be provided. Tpseqe ire no guidelines *tilch PosItively Identify a person or family as eligible tO re.eive flt or • ci TV S open i.,r ¶,,olord t..v' - ' f,'t!,r S good USed IrlewSionu. 175 .6'd uP 2619 r.''ari')) 0' 327 Pidt buyer wanting home '-u id,Ilw,lde Alto Older 7 slony Barely used. 3 BR. i . HIA carpet'. cm $27900 'aSP $7 '1100114 1 Ae,( (39 3 lIP ut"s C H A 2 ian ga'ag. 5? GARDENS IS W 2Stri CLARK --- upper 60 5 90.4 724 1440 901 126 - ' all make' Herb's IV 239. 32) 1734 _________- ' 6.4 Chevy pc' up with (B tI re., gun rack, 5375 373 l93 l'f _ - o c. u 'on yl.ri3pr 64, 11)7 flAntiq - sold balance. - ___________ ____________ -- _________- '' away, pay . iit c'i . 0 "Onied 6 C '0* i$C T., •ri, . i - ,_ -______ DART SWINGEw radio. P5 p n. 315 vs 'ea'er, AC autO $1300 333 3541 ?9Trucks.Trailers . i, New 3 BR. I bath homes, U. IX 327 17.4 Government Subsidy available iI Builder 323 7217 Equal Housing CLASSIFIEO ADS DO AJOFC Opportunity _________ *541(14 CAN BE DCIII NO Sanford lak44'"3 hR.3batIv. OTHER WAY CA' • 322 7411 tow I? .rr ,qigilly $155 51)00 546 , l_,' A1 •ri $ ,95l ,' 1,i 4&-Listings Wanted -SANFORD 122 500 large 7 lam,l, lone Cr home wIll .miom. ce 17 0(0 0,0* bari aperasa' , , WALLACE - 'tb ,i WALNUT STEREO tuna new i4t tram SIC to 1504 'rn tral bay Runs _____________________________ 'icd III 37) tIll -- ;,pC' 1P11 • mng ') LOANS I'.T & 2PIDMTG UP t 10 yrs to' deb' Cofltolidaton or hornS' improvement Ph United Companp, 125 1555 429 Mchgan Ave . Orlando. _______ -____________ 601 IIRIARCLIFF Span,sh St,le hone. 3 lIP. 3 baths PIUS garage apartment, large corner lot. ro,ered *)ct caii to, an ap po ntiTiert BRapartrnnt 5 Single fur'sisri90 N I * ________________________________________________________ --- A. Broker ACREAGI 3 BR. 7 ball w * By Owner carpet, fenced yard. fruit trees I ei'rat 531 300 Call 3325732 'car'. $ Mechanic •or eStabliShed Sevi(e station Min*r auto r,pars I I & front Eaperienced only 371 7pm _________________________ I '- S'Ory (0riStr(t0n ad0lt & family Irea cabie TV " SERVICES TO PERSONS UNACLE TO PAY THEREFOR 'I Peg Real Estate Broker I )03i 322 4755 I _______ 5*141 ORD 413 San Canløs 3 BR, I ball, family room, 124.500 tSR. I Need eaperiencvd commercial bank teller Salary negotiable - ANNE f'replace. Screened porch man, itrI 133 000 37) aj - FICTITIOUS NAME S.cretary. must - fak, that ' F, e.p,riwiced 's Notice 'thereby given thai we are ApIs to' Seno ("iwit Down 9wiC5•l Office duties, na, Sale" s.grr down & run a engaged in business at P0 Boa tOwn. verp Clean I roomy Sc. ' elCetlent typiflg 51115 class,fiedad Call 322 1611 or 131 & t l71. Sanford. Seminole County, Jiryrryi,e - - ________ Cowan, 311 Palmetto __________ willIng to accept respon,lblt Florida. under the fictitious A,, . - -. 0054tIcn available immediately SEMINOLE LANDSCAPING AND $$ SOD SERVICE, and Ottat we montril, plus 9000 friisg.I Mobile PuOmeIof5 18-HElp Wanted 5 tO II' wOe. twnefits, locatedon Slate R 4, intend h0 register tad no pets, adUlts, PV' welcome 10 mil5 ( Of Mount Dora I flame wttt the Clerk if tts 3545 Parv Dr , Sanford Phone 904 31) ol$ Circuit Court Seminol. County. TEXAS OiL COMPANY needs I F!or,oa in accordance wilts the mature person for Short trips ' ACcOunting Clemk-M0st be SAN MO PARK- I 3 3 $00r00m ci prow,sons of thu FictitIous Name I Surrounding Santord Contact I per ienced ri trailer aptt Adults & famI, Accou'sts Statutes, To Wit Section 55 0$ custoneri Wetran Write Receivable, Q billing, 3515 14*, 17 93 light Florida Statutes 1957 Dick. Pr, Southettern tkeeping & generai SOrd 1731930 S Rick, V Stuart Petroleum. Ft Worth. I. dulie5 Good typing 51115 P s Morton , crj'c. tr sw ,r se' ci' req,r. pOSitiOn available Publish Dec I, 5, 15. 37, 1977 The weather , oerfect for a small k'c 1(li 5,1 IriCte 11.. immediately 500 monthly plus1 DES 2 backyard 141e -- seli everything I 'ems *tfi a war' ai lo par, fringe benet,l, located cvi fast *ith a want ad Call 332 7411 your a. call pOur friendly State Rd 44. 10 miI5 E of ____________________________ or 1)1 ?) (lA'fed qal at Ir, Hr'amØ 377 Mount Dora Phone 904 353at, NOTICE - _______ 1 7 1 3 Bedroom Apar?rnq-nt available pool. Rec 3 Dont plc r ongpr needed tm5 Pgh as an elephant 5 e,, rl,, a classified ad. and pie IC , money fl your wallet' fl tPsI twirls sw'ng of things Twins Irvct.On fr ndinal & groups Call Doug Maiic Get '' 0r $735 11 Thunderbird, Dr all electric. all power. can be seen, at 601 E 25th 51 , Santoro. weekdays ri ' . - , s3-.RadIStereo ''5 _______________________________ lIghis 377 7'57 - -- 137 , -- 12 Càh i'ii' I - I - Larmys Mart 715 SanfOrd A,e l L, & Ii'.',.fC mtr g St'),pi5 tools - after - - - - , trianv year5 blOwtq arid trier 3$ I4 I - 17) 70.41 -- - Peopi. who Ike moc.y 050 low (Ott ClaSSified ads 10 buy, sell, or 78-4/iotorcycles es 0.0 Esu-ctr mIat $17500 f.I. Days 331 6173 644 6973 - I ' . , fluv juliv CAPS tS (.611 377 1674 - ..S,gnatu,,.. beater R.aborn REALTY I Ieg Peal Islat, Broker 322 1301 Oar or N.grit 'i.aw.'b at I792 i MOnt9omT - - St. Johns Realty BROKERS Payton Realty I MOOp(y L6t7 4?- B--Financial Services • I fr - WLtii(p Paritl Used machines Ar'F'1 AlocEs 323 REALTORS C,Pt EPlI ------ REALTOR MLS 3234041,,, "v'S 373 Ott? - -- AC D,sri*as'e,. Carperd Drapes Call 313 4420 b,tw.wi am I Spm • WANTED- Carpenter's Helper Utility work ill 5342 between ' & p _____________ I 9 - T.nn.s WANT ADS ARE BLACK WIll T( AND READ ALL OVER 11-lnstructionn trie Clerk of the Circuit Court, Sem'nole County. Florida ri ac COrdIncewstPu the provisions of fli• FiCtitiOUS Name Statutes. To Wit Section $15 0$ Florida Statistes 1951 S Erris L Green Publish Nov 14. D.c I. I, IS. II?? ER too 372 7120 car garage Ridgewood Arms Apts. rwt' ERROL RE AL lOP EPiMORE si" iCC MORTGAC,ES BOUGHT & SOLD WIl purchase 151 I 2nd nor 'gages a' m1't(Ourt 71 HOur' approval (ali 1.671519 STE NSTROM REALTY BUY JU CARS. tras & in ,t5 $1) to 570 377 5990 after 5 & we,eers - - tIll F,l Stalion Wagon 1942 V* Vfsarran (,fuia , 77-Junk Cars Removed 68Wanted to Buy , ISS $311 for further deta's I - '- - - theOnlyoneinFlOnidl Yosot tnie reserved prce No change OlPilir Ihanu $5 registration fee 'len vehicle 5 sold Call 4 , __________________________ ....... ?vrtgages Bougtt - Collie puS I day '-er, -- DAY TONA AUTO AUCTION Nwr 97. I mile welt of Speedway. Da,fona Beacru. *11 P5010 1 PubIc AUTO AUCTION every Te'tday I Sat night at 1 30 It's . _-_ 3237191 ' 54-'Garage Sales I I A 1,11 Crirttmat, I female, I male. & Sold REASONS Ally WE'RE THE LEADER' (.611 Dave am lr conf'den!al mte-rve'w , , M. Unsworth Realty -- 4 30-Apartments UnfurnIstd I. Ir frt'f I -'4'O95 O'stOli -' $rpe 1004)1 till I L 54 LOw. I Salesman Ewes 377 111$ - 300N Frenri Ave Sanford Florida 577,300 I ________ ________ -- - 41 332 &i 51.141000 ' I I AOl P Pr f v's'. on a I trainng, 'nd. dual %uperv'son all EPA benefits. Seller & buyer P'cme warrant i. fine'st ofhi. fuipmpnI & sales tools & ept,Orsal advertising program are luSt a tew ot Ih marl, , fenced back yard with 20a31 t?o'age build.ng payment ' I - LAKE MARy 3 BR. hN frethl panved 'Oe I out. I 174 corner lot. LEMON BLUFF 2 ISP, t bath. tanI, room ICOCk, 525.000 Call JOn" Clark, Rep Weal Estate Sanford- Fsjrn ooms Gracous living 500 S Oak 51$ mo ri CludCt ititet & maid, III Advertising Directo, ' Ia) Lucerne Dr - 3 BR. bath - , '- 52 -Appliances _________________ ________- ASSOCIATES PEAL TOR 2011 - 1 rv'nir Ave 5anlo' ha 1'rc"c" :)Oti 311 CCII - 3 . ._ -" OffiCES for Pen!. Lease 0' tale At New Modern IIuildiruJ 'cat,ve •3lc5 321 t301 REAL ESTATE -k 151$ PEAt. ISIAI(, INC I REALTOR 3724991 MULTIPLE LISTINC-SERVICI Eves 171 ,flI 327 I9s I rdp fp.fg ripen, quiet peopi. U,,,, iLl Ut ________________ Classified Notice ,ui -- - Beautiful -- I a room to rent' Let a claSsified ad 'nd a tenant for , 333 JIll , CORPIE P. small office Low down ' app'o, Owner Braer Oar ic 143 1316 Eve 3?? AlIt, Hours TItOS - - It vOii are having dffiCultp Prid.rlg a place, to live, car to drive, a i.or some secvce yOu ha,e reed of. read all Our *anl ads , -- Good Quality, Brown Vinyl lo Aith thick CutPi'onS. 373 seat 5295 I ______ German Shepherd--_______ pupp es for sa'e with mother I fathm on premiseS, 377 1731 or 7 94 - ________________-___________ 46-Commercial Property . I have licensed real estale salesperson We have over 75 years ci peren.(e ri th15 Community I natorw. Why nos earn Ahile roy learn' Learn from the leaders Call for appointment DeBAR', RE AL I OR 171 92!' 2 DR. laige lot, .'ees. near Stores. arpe$pd. 113.900 1017 Santa f4 brokers I Stemper Agency 29-Rooms pe"Hve mutes A•y ks tc, acreage' yourSelf arid your famly a good oijnlr r lift n Ov,r Iacres of cleared 'arid with 2 fences sepbc well & lOIS o$ trees 172000 good terms 2 stOry, 4 BR. 7 bath, with eitra large 101. P'Ofessonall, OeO,ati'd Olde, høme, lots of eatras' US$00 Tern 7711 Palmetto, Sanford s back cv'. the marks' You'll be COZy as a a tlt'm. 'n front of either of 2 trePlaces m's lliit colon,at )ol fIR, 2 bath older home Central lilA too amId an attic fen 'o kul'p down the electric blI i fteaulitull, decorated *ith a large COuntry k,t(hpn 135600' ___________________________ Jim Hunt Realty 32)3794 -- I. I '' 0' esAppraiaIs , ' I 511 Camp, Tackle Shop, I) boats. 5 mot, mobile home s.00O Frank j Manuel. REALTOR. 556 651 I ' . o54o Peg P allstate Broker building IOnS southof town tOn Onilp 17.500 900'S term5, bold now or future Wed like Io See u f yOu are a -- Salewsnon ?.Sadsd for corn OpenlDaysAW,,s,t _____________________ I * Weha SALES PERSON This de$ermirsat,on has been made 42I.2THENEWPRICEIS Sanford. Florida J F '000 MENU SPECIALS . CERAMIC & MACRAME SHOP. SELLING BECAuSE OF . Gal Frda, needed immediteIp ILLPI(5$. Located on SR 10 fr new owner of WTRR .lad.o I Lorsg w ood. this rapdly gro*.ng BooIkeepng & seCretaral 51115 UNCLuT TER YOUR CLOSET bsio,jspiasa strong cIcntt and required For a personal Sell those thingS that are lUSt . ' fully StOcSp-d! $3S.O ll tervew. call BoB Smtn at 317 taking up space wIri a want ad enable ,O, to walk in and start 1400 WTPR 5 an Equal OP ,rithe Herald 332 3411 or III 93 Cr59 in yOur own store' Call 00rtunty Employer I $30 I4sOfrom 10am to 4pm or ______________________ Will babysit n my Psomo anyti,e call 530 0454 after 4 m HIGH SCHOOL GRADS- Llmt,d Op.ning PlOW' Good Piy 11611 J weekdays a a m 4 p rn ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A ma I. Travel, Reasonabl, rates Call Judy at Adventure, CLASSIFIED AD ON iTS Vocational Training "fl" Fast '41 SUL IFUL Advancement (P40 THE ________________________ Opportunity $ Contact U S Navy Recruiting I AIR IS 321 3611 Are you a ftl time drivIr with a Office Tel 332 43$ Regular part time car' Our classifiees Were looking for a few' amb,t,Ou% Military Compensation. are loaded *ith 9000 buy for POPlC to train to become UniformS, Food, Lodging, 30 ro'j E'.jt DiStributors of days paid vacaton Complete ____________________________ Raeleigps products The old Medical Dental Care Plus I 9-Good Things to Eat establiShed company P'u5 a new ' SD? no StArting pay , E I markøng plan equals an ri ________________________ , ., -, cetnug oppOntunty Begn pa't ADVERTISING time Wrt,, 1010 Giovanni. 5 I SWEET CORN-52.50 BU. D.Itona. Fla 37125 , SHOW SANFORD AND SON(R) CRAZYMAM.A EVENINGI HERALD 300 N A, Babysitting in ny home, day or i9It )7' I FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am I engagess in bu5ines at 1400 W 13th St - Sanford. Seminole County, Florida, under the tictiti nsme of . ERRIS GREEN OK BARBER & HAIR STYLING SHOP, and that I Intd to regIster saId name tri AND YOU Errol Flyon Elea,, Per 194 THE 6-Child Care - -' ________________________ -- 900 :tj MOVIES (Mon ) The Caddy Dean Martin, Jerry LOwi 1953 (Tue, Mars. nsqusn, ' Joan Crawford, Spencer Tracy 1937 (Wed) 'Foren Exthange." ban CabOf, Jle St JoM 1970 (iPlur,) Mata Han,' Greta Gartlo, RanoflNaya,ro 1931 (Frt) Never Say Gooye," IT'S ILLEGAL IT'S IMMORAL AND IT'S SO DAMNED GOODt j .._ - ___________________ NAVAL ORANGES I o?tutr CitruS I 17 MIKE DOUGLAS I 4 2 Company AulOmob.!. 3 All E.pense Pad Vaca',on I No Eiper'snce Necejar, l 5 00' Cure o help vo.i ref your goal ri lift and omr SuCCtsSful Iriru UltrA Guard Call Doug Wells. 327 TIM I,'onda, tP,r Sanford, Fl Salurda, 106 classf,erl %,ctiOn advertiSing Primarily by telephone saon Apply ri perSon to tIle I R(A ESTAT( PEAL 1014 37 74,• 45-Resort Property 544 rion'i DII 1014(0 lfl,iled .n rr.iny iii'it% :1 51? ¶00 tO )t''''' ( .nt, f) .r isrr.i'r' IA .l Call Bart _____________________________ _________________________________ 41 -Houses _______________________________ I 100 p(t Se(v?'ly ln,eS?men COM PIt 1(1. (redit for you Can you use a 7 BR, I' bath Condo with pool' I Jon 'he car,frc. 121 Real [state * I I I _____________________________ - pe(e%of wrought iron furniture. $150 firm I 70 speco electric trolling mOtor. 160 I set Lemogel china. complete set for I 4. many eitra U 446, after S 30 P m , Don't Dispar Or Pull Your liar USe A Want Ad 377 2611 or Ill I ' owner Realtor ----- oi 73é o"C - , Thin yOU Should call me I have a I movIng and 091cr I I HI - W' Garnett White - Peg Real Estate Broker JOPIPI KR tD[R ASSOC 107* Commercial pp 521 liSt canford F ------------------------- ___________________________ DEALERSHIP AVILABL 5.nfo,d Spm,r,ole .lrea Urn Per e.lr 510 000 150 000 Unlm, ted OXrtuflmt, One VISC rialOn Islest row.ng productS Total rivesImen' I William Maliczowski, REAlTOR 377 7951 I Homes bp Associate No Money For Down Payment? RE SUIT F UI S 3;: 2611 - terms 'stile shag, $50, 9'i '2' lIoral, $25. "a9' floral, III. Oil space heater. III. china, glass. plants. 1313 Park Fri I Sat 10 am 5 pm Ig Lake Sylvan. 750' on II front. %w.m. hi5ti I Ski William MIiCZtki. PEAL TOP. 332 - Almost new' Beautiful. 1114 31' RI lnt,rfsat,orl.aI Diplomat Camper. m,led very !.P!ie. !3dnd It r teretted in buyirig. Call 332 1)05 Can be bank hnanced I part poodle ptjppIi, free to home.Rt I, Boa I$IF,Wpkiya Parl or , ________________________________ Doberman pups. Avc, taIls docked, wormed, r I blcIS, 5150 t 5250 Born Oct )ru 373 St Carpet- Pi 17 Sacret, , - double bed. 372 7470 -_____________________________ F ' 43-Lots-Acreage 'Handyman can PItily convert this' 7 Bk. into a 3 or i BR Only 115.900 low down payment - 7S-Recreatic.sal Vehicles p;easp QinC a ktlpn a çc rr Cute, cuddle v. and free Call 4746 PlearIt new blue char, trundle I - 3 BR. tm rm I tireplace. in tO*n, ONE P'i0141 CALL SlAp (LA 55sF II 0 AD ON iT 24 --Business C)pportunitlet ________________________ ________________________ ________ ________ SOLICItATION ' Aggrj5m, flC,wC,il to sell LoSt write German Shepherd. yr5 Old. ,riiaiI. answers to 9I 'same of Smoke. reward I - 1'ELEPIH( 333 3115. PIa)14 Ale, Kartas stars as an Lega PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 12 DINAH 'IS FOUND - a mal, black & Cat wth co:lar ri tr. vcnfp he Old Morror Road. T,iesi5iy '' Roommate *antea Ma'e or ftmale 1100 Plus half ul tIes Onn room I. full bath Wor1.ri rson Orl, 123 7355 SALFI POSITION TOLL LREl - tim A1IA1I RECOPflFrSMFSSAG( S--Lost & Found . I Refrigerator. 71. vocaoo. ci Ctllent COnditiOn. IllS. 3fl 5423 IDEASI "'i.iTses _______-- Ira'!,, tor renl ea'rr & lights furnished Near Osteen Fi Neal to F arm,ngt0n hunt Rese,. 115 per mc Call alter S pm . 33) SIll 21Situations Wanted . _____ . - Ca'perIers Hclper' iSork ri DrlIorsa' E'per'encedOnl, _______ _________ 29 . 34-NobIIe ri Corrrrre,c.a 32) 5l7 'sOur Con(ern Vøt,, tO telepnone solc,tors neflrd tO help ease funds t'perrnced prreterre,O call $43 5130 ______ ______ living year oh $400 per month 4 months lease 322 4015 or 323 AA.A EMPLOYMENT (Othi B 30 - ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON forfamlesor trends of prOtil,mdr,nlers For Irlher ntormaton Call 133 4511 or wr,t, Sanford Al Anon Family Grovp PC Ba' 55) Santord, Fla 37771 I Thursday, Dec. I, 1177-4* *1 * - 3 BR. 2 bath, family mm . lenced yard. drapes, relrigerator. rnurh more Mid 530 ' s 323 SOOS or 377 0373 room, with fireplace Island kilchpn. washer dryer refr gerator. %lOvC * w carpeting Splil air condition I heating system. I - Can SORk Tomor,o* ..J1L!) jusT THINK IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN I WORK THERE SOULDN I BE ANY" I ______' j I I 4EWS 12 TODAY(Locajnewsat 725 and 625) I CBS MORNING NEWS (CPsaiwiel 4 news at 725) 6* SPIDERMAN '7'. SESAME STREET 1 000DMORNINGAMER. ICA I Good Monng Florida a! 725 and 8 25 local .-t, wea!nerspos) a CAPTAIN L KAII4QAROQ 24 OVER EASY' Magazine Iofmats7so*as,nedatos.55 and Over, hosted by Hugh I DIVORCE FORMS -- 5t.Il $30 53 "cc Ce'aiI K IT, &Qi Pompjn Fl 33I 17 STAR TREK EIV GRIFFIN SHOW 17 (Wed)NASHVILLEON THE ROAD Triut THE WILBuRN BROTHERS SHOW 17 KUTANA I SUNRISE SEMESTER 6 45 If NEWS FOR THE DEAF 6 54 AT'S HAPPENING U 7 24' LILIAS, YOGA , TIlE STORAGE HABIT Sell thloe (SSPfLJl. no 10519cr flUded ferns *Iti a Herald CIassled Ad Call 373 1611 or ri.,s ,.lrd sn f A.Int .111 Ca" 323 2611 12 BRADY BUNCH I DAILY DEVOTIONAL 6 30 IT (Non) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY (Tues., Fri) PORTER WACOP.lFR • ' ft4n fp Sell V .Ph I 17 (Wed Only) ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Mighty MO5 an ttse Ouartef'back Kid' Former Detroit Lions sunken ' STAPlES RE CE P T ION I!, I 5 ACCOUNTSPAYAIILL 18-Help Wanted . Veterans. low down. 3 BR. Pi bath. C NIL. largeprivaleyarcl. 573.950. 333 0700 p'i'b"7 *' *1 ____________________________ -. i,u,mar'n sa 3079 $ st I a I I 3 BR, 3 oatli tunkp G1.t Ck'tibtJ,taô 65-Pets SupplIes S1-tjshokJ Gooth STA RS 41 -Houses Visiting F lomida Nice small home, furnished, CloSe 10 everything, adult cOuple Only, no 332 7711 Mate some rim,?, ,T,une 10? te hol.da5 (,Il 1011.1, '0' r"urn _______________________________________________ - 4 30 625 74 last. Dawatos Lilly.? $ Nlt . MivIii Vsslatssa.t 55 1 $20000 PYRAMID 230 iii THE DOCTORS 47f THE GUIDING LIGHT .F ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 iz ANOTHER WORLD I 15 w'umed pro'sssonal 'oott,aJl "neman who brings a •attseq nd son closor togettien GARDENS proact'wng new Century with AVON Sunday Noon Friday - . -. 3.3 -Houses Furnished Noon The Day Before Publication 2 17 BEWITCHLJ (M0n YOU (Tu t THE BLACK FAMILY IT BARNEY MILLER Capt Niger ano TI-u detfjvu are fustrated in tries, attempt, to protect the rights of a Russian detector (RI Ii MOVIE "TObrt,4k - Roci Hudson. 'George Pepprd 1967 WWII tn,. ot tt AlIses tryIng IC destroy Rornrnel's n,p suppty , Sansara 214 THE BESTOF FAMILIES Episode seven irs series New Years Eve, 1099. And the three families in thiS 1ri$ look tact on thesr lives and uealed dreams and confront the apspecualtion md , enewe S I I (Non) SPECIAL TREAT CONT (Tues. Wed, Thur Fn) ADAM 12 Morning McGarrett suspects ne is onto more than a routine murl3er when a Navy suti ottscer is tOund ceac at the same time a mystery sub appears in trie area S TURNS . Friday SInge.AflQa,ts,e4Cts,,,je, Grodin And Lily Tomlin 1417 17 HAWAII FIVE.O , I j I ES DEA DuN ' (Unn I SPFCiAI TflFAI music, headlines musica' ano p 130 22i2 DAYSOFOURLIVES '47 .12 AS THE WORLD tis aGrarIC3 New World The stones f Noah and Samson are tOld through a quartet of angels Ni thrl remed,al Bible class (Tues . Wed Thuri , Fri LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 tUon Wed. Fri ) THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (Tues ) AFTER HOURS COPJT (Thurs) THE WIN. HERS You Gotta Start Somewhere True story 01 an year old Souc Indsan boy who helped estAblish a special sctçIol TOn Indian Children .1 (MOrI, Tue Thurs . Fn) MARCUS WELBY. NO (R) (Wed) KIDSWORLD Rory Calhoun Cornne Chevy Chas.. the Jesse Dixon I - R N part I a m 13 no. MOn thru Fr, HOjrly rate of I per hr Contact Mrs ' Patrc,a ScPiwar:. R N NUrSnQ Super vssor. Scm.nole Coun' M'qnant Health Center 332 510 or 33) 2I0 152.0OMJNIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lanes Minimu m I 17 POLICE STORY Ayoung boy recruit 'orn a rural . munsty attempts to dely 7 background a pu tOugh academy conse to . come a cop Stars Kurt Ruueo and Gary Collins 24 ___________________________________________ I,-. THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS .1 ALL MY CHILDREN Sic a line 7 COnseCUtiVe times 00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY $.Noon da)time mu$.caJ speo&ls Ste' ring J0M McC00k. Victory Maiiory and Beau Kayser ot TheYovngarsdtfleRestsess' One hOuf 12 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF an attempt to retrieve a paciage I Fni) ALL IN THE FAMILY tTuS )AFTERHOURS Sing , Swings'. And All That Jazz Thwd IrI a sores C&ve1 1965. Western about salty old westernchaacterand a handful Of Indians causing Cuy 831-9993 'I'I.IE FOR 301 Comm,rciaP UP HOL 5T (P V GLASS MECHANIC FIELD MECHANIC MACHINISTS DENTAL LAB TECH "Lo*, Low Fee CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES s3ci turns HOURS Sic iJIM Iconis..utive times 1" GENERAL HOSPITAl. 3 476' Mon. Wed Thus 24 MONTY P(THON 1030 $1 NEWS 77 DICK CAVETT SHOW U FAWLTV TOWERS Shill In W*S 11 00 I 47 UT 1Z NEWS 1 FERPjw()()o FOREVER T LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 24 DICK CAV(TT SHOW II 30 1.122 TONIGHT 1MOVIE "Apache Upns- IS ta(ing a trip-alone (Tues 6' THE HEISMAN TROPHY AWARDS EllIot Gould and 0 J Simpson pest this program presenting the most prestigious honor srI coi. 9 POOtJI T MaCNEIL.LEHRER REPORT I REOD FOxx SHOW CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guests Joan Rivers, Vincent C$ILDI is TO THE CLASS OF Tony 8.11 pays a graduate ot the dais of '65. now ateichie. and senes nanatoc IPiss epsode stats Tim Matheson and A.nneft O1'ooie, in aboutama dwomirs li9h scg'sooi reputation as a Promiscuous girt come, to hJuflt he, Golden Eagae Fr,) See through Fn) FOR RICHER, FORPOORER Premiere Drama about conflcts between the young arId '6 ?Primlersofn.on.hou, thamattc anthology sines cwomchng the lives a?tiq ccm. mencernenl of graduate, of. CO hgh school Actor THE GONG SHOW . 12W WHAT REALLY HAP. PENED 730 2 i000 i) SHOW 7' FEEDBA( 9' WILD WILD WORLD OF '.OvII (Tues Wed Th.s' ,1.e. FOLLOW AAA EMPL0YMEN Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole 322-2611 NORTHWEST "YORK' CARTER COUNTRY ABC NEWS TURE CONT. 700 12 LIARS CLUB 4 THE BRADY BUNCH .6" THE CROSS WITS 6M MARY TYLER MOORE ct..so a 0000 oar 12 24 DIMENSIONS IN CUL 630 MY THREE SONS 930 T OVER EASY YESO?3 Pi CL, 24 Evening 2 CLASSIFIED ADS 7 II S EVERy80.)y S BUSINESS Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, t$-HeIp Wanted '- . �IOA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Dec. I, I$17 ----- 1 ___________________________________________ OURSELVES V Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r P'' U Thursday, Dec. 1, 1577-16 __ 1. - : 4 TeCew$eie . moor- Yea GiLL , .. • .f I &Wid We*" 1 Ti '' E7 ¶'W -'-' ?IL '1 .,L.-'lI-1 ._ . . , • ' 'i, . ., 'i • W ' • . . i, ' •1V - - 1 , Handbags Evening Bags Scarfs Sweaters Dresses Sportswear After 5 Dresses - Y '' •t• 4 A Complete Fashion And Accessories Selection 'Jewel ry- ! •.-. '5 I 4 Necklaces o Stick Pins o Earring ri ..':.:'\' I P Ej . I•' ' .•... i'Jt 4 ' BRAND NEW 1978 GRANADA BRAND NEW TRUCKS 1978 FORD PICKUP 3/4 TON .,ne, S00 OVW package, gauges, 4 sp..d manual transmission, power steering, low mount bright mirrors, NO auxiliary rear springs, rear step bumper, 4 750*140 65W NEW iti.iIi I and ( [if- WAS NOW 5695 "IL Icylinder, automatic, WSW, convenience group. fingertip speed control, deluxe bumper group. Select Air. AM radio, tinted glass complete, full wheel covers. Stock No 10015 WAS 16955 I' Iii r.ilil 'a't%ts i' i it ,IbiUt (hi' :1,10 .(s- h.ul - 1 thnis'tii,i' that's l*0'ilUt'. he sits s, he il loo Li."ull it it, an e'* - u,se Li ' tr Compulsl (;nMingshois the devastating .'ffe('t satiihlitig has (In faniil). lift' F :1 iflance, ai - cinthni to the (until, ('olipuisRe gambling t .uut's fa mil s problems ¶49 ''lit of tti.' tule' a1111 Is responsible for divorce' or sI'pliratioll in about I in 3 cast's for Hobert ('ter. dir ector uf treatment St'tViCt'S at the t" S '.'t.øis Adniinistration, V.ho has (Oli(IU('tLMl .1 nWTitWi of hit's.' SUr%'e'VS. sass uinc (if (lit' sdilti.''t ('fleets of gaiiibiing is that it ifrstross liarlkarn.'Ii LI 1T .1011 ns 1 .0. Lt:a' 1i I 1! '1 'tlu' I- - v tI. 's 1,0 .s ho 0lU itight 11,15 I fr hildiun on.. I bti, Iilt - • t.;i', u t%% Lhu.' III 1 ilill' thiit.'nican iii 1.ib- Insiir,,i, t' Tht' t'.p'' broken PiTa's .ini tii(l IS .iutih,'rs. tial.' f.IIIIII ,. r an cisa. I _,.;. I -tipulsis i' - It 75 `2495_ 76 D4V?III' ruI( C & e Wri I b AMC GREMLIN seats 76 CHRYSLER CONDOM po wer I C3o Dark red with corretpoi.,diflg red ant,rior A super looker tha t,% fully equipped ready to o '2650 C30fl $ 76 OLDS OMEGA W hite wilt, wt,ite vinyl top, loaded including windows & stqeo too Clean, clean car only 1OOIA 7$ Dark blue with luxurious l ea th er seats t and baled, including a buill in CI Low mileage I LLEP efl Priced figh t $ 3695 with equipment A prestige car ClINA 31 95 - J YTI UVU Dart ,'eiw. 4 spe w, RIM, in eicell,nt Cent Leeks I rues like now. Only ELDOR A DO $2095 70303* "" cco GRAN TORINO 4DR Cute Sharp silver finish and wire equipped and clean. 70 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL : 43Q95 cois CIS Dark blue 4door with vinyl roil Power steering & brakes. cloth intera A low mileage 74 MUSTANG 11 24- 2 Cyl auto, burgundy, black vinyl interior Licellent condition Hurry on this one C1CtA C3$VA • 70 MGB ROADSTER Dark green, runs good, act last on this one Only 00007* 1095 JACK Oarlt Not JUff A real Mice car. 2750 $'.Anr $ ____________________ ' NORTH OF MAITLAND ON HWY. 17.92 flfl C2011 /2 Green, 73 MONTE CARLO CISISA $ ,,d,t,','r, ,u PM fitillIlli 1111 ) of Ms.,aiiuIt ,l,''ill.uIi,' if lit Cull gaillilt'. flit' :,'siiru ill tb. hlu's 1ev. l 1 I..-.I : I 1"1 s.utili,il I,:: lila - TON PICKUP TIU3A New paint sob. V 5, auto air, power Steering, radio. Mater, W C mi?rer (A reliable C- b',iio s 1 I'V.,liIi 1Ioi- 116111 un.' th'n ,iru' .11. p tl lsloic .i'Ctt'unitt."' IllS (lii' is ,s ,*tLIt '''liii,iti', pl.Ie'iill: I, ,,iiil it •' I 1 'ti- u - i 11.1 1 685 T?ISJA and SaVflg' their sit uation, 'these i unipulsive's V. ill riddle t'se'n their lift' and health insurane -,' )r(1 11'f,, .n I,, .,.,I i.-.t,,.,. b,,,,, I'll imate'ls, tie sass "more' lutlililt - or steal it Paul Cahme. a member of the National Council on CompuLsive (ltfiibliflg 1J)ard lIint'i't(irs, puts it this V.a) Ans tuft' sou read in the i,,u'rs a bout a gu ot iiitil.'il III ,u big fraud or enihe'zzle'iiie'nt. sou call he' pne'tt) certain the (If gus's a ciniupulsive gambler -' ,4L(111 95 0 DRIVE pit hoolatiff. (A hwnl#rt $ 1827: h II 'For all (n.aitu.ih pur( the 001) ufitti IV .'iUt ii' 'f ht'lp ti-Li% (ir: Piers \i II'IUS. self' (urt1eneck, button-ups. Pullovers " F" a i ttI .itsut se iii', I hu'r,' ' :I!vr inii' ar. 0 I tiaptirs Iii )uiu dii i-li ISh&'tta't ciutlpulsivu' 3 to 6 pm. - 7 Mn'r l(In, do you fet'l lU ii u,t tUtfl .15 %Ofl a% lsomlbic and '.sin back sour losses' - \lter .i 'S ifl. inwit ,oU t o turn anil 15111 more 1, t sisu often gambi.' until un last dollar is gonulipU ever (IItT.S Pi N l 111,011 I. S our l,'iflblIii, 71$ 320 E. FIRST ST. 'SA NFORD. PH . 322.3$74 lii?,tThl: i' a :,Ii0(' Ill probl.-u (Pit ) (iU it knoss Her.' an (anibit'rs Anijn lii slii'aid nsider 1I • -' sa) S S lU .,'S..-s., S,,'"i'. ",uit I '.Cl '•• co a 11 11. I' i:.uii;ttliric 2 f g.trtitihing ,. - -I Is &,iuitliruu: ,it' reputation e' -- has ,leU tI i- I after glIn bhng aft - :' .Ifl.. lOt ifs' •irh.n-, blIfit' 4. ' 1)0 ,U tii'.t' Liii.t from serk it 0 - , ',-ur ,t I / - P. L%~*JVA 400 3 to 6 pm. Saturday Dec. 17th 12 to 5 pm. • ' 'C, C i' •. .,' .La, ' '' 'S fl HOLIDAY SALE! SPECIAL SAVINGS! SUPERB QUALITY! FREE DELIVERY! - - - MEDITERRANEAN - - '..z', I',',' P F -, 1, 63"STEREO •' ,•, .i• ,', 4;'...,.•',', • 'I FIREPLACE! •,,•',' - I. 1' . ' '1.•r.' .1 AtOl $1 S. " BAR I arg hcn: GRANDMOTHER CHOSE A LT ' 'ii $59995 !I1 V "ecorder T 4 7. j too so I \ t, t'u',tit pt ('Ij I tO,%r''(i (' '••=i •'!,Ji' f-i .'g' 'run! it I Tori and -I' 1 the It I ti ,Ciu LeO I oli' I.' 1' 'fv (Cfl thu,_' l.!r)g !I • non j ,' ' ,#" dudit s- riete Stttr ett"' an'il,'n! il • cUrr(Jit':ts ,',',r' "n' ." ,', 'r' - ,'. latching ssedd'n 5' ii t '- o '.t Registered Member Amer i can Gem ¶o'< et K JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE., SANFORD (305) 322.2363 "- - •' - J 1.', ' " IT DOESN'T COST TO SI1 I AT STERCHI'lT PAY 5!" HOURS S OOA.M..S:30P.M STERCHI'S SANFOUD 1100 FRENCH AV1. 322.7953 MAlT LA N 0 I?'SN.ORLANDOAVE $300545 FREE DELIVERY IM0NDAY.SATURDAY1 CLOSED SUNDAY WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS FURNISHING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 w6 I \M F r-.i j.' '' '' J speed BStLOflC 'fiI , •' I - -• E. so J1OW: DON'T YOU SETTLE FOR LESS • '1'.". •..,. C'., - F! M I. :. Reg. $649.95 SOLITAIRE In ,)dest addit,ar.0 Friday Dec. 16th ' -tti(- u tic lo i Saturday Dec. 10th 12 to 5 pm. I .' help iLr)I0I.' it loll lIalIit'l,'.I alon4 thu liii" if Al&iitulics .\niIlzinus It :;u has about 3111 I hlbph'rs if. S scith IbIS aus I Casselberry - II STYLE Seminole Plaza in Friday Dec. 9th ! Afl, ultirs l)us ga1i,t.lfl, -. ,: se 411,11111 6 0 0 9 Of - 'I s(t'i I,wpSe Be At : 6 CYI - standard %hilt. a good IrvCk. losent eagod. ,••.• t,t'auttfuj earth. I )Ia' Sadu,' as a s '.s lute Man o. (ui R',tt' in ,IUt ,alhl)ltiu :i 'ii Santa Will 2970 $795 '' Ip 11S coil' the) Can get fibre 111001') to l,'.tihltlt' but unless the spoist' i "hung, thes V. ill (ieplt't.' all f.mils finances Iltise do sou recognize nipulsivi' gambler" II,t1stialk has four re't'ognizablr harat- t nI,stices. Thes- m( lilt' I ';v'iiili'ne't' flit' cornpulsuve ii.s lleve'Iope'(h a need I g,allhli' and seeks tiii' ''hi l t that i:anibling lurns- les 1 Salb 96 Cow* TEL Tomoso 0 0 TSS30A . ten V I, 4-speed trans . to mou nted Light blue, stripes Power 5tring a brakes, radio, heater, WC mirrors Sharp and clean I •1... ' ciV'' alcoholic. the compulsive monet, ~Iolth "till III II. pa% tit-14, gambler ustlly has to "hit a or to otht'rssisu' 'thu' financial TK30A FORD '' U nfortunately, most m ,,,..,..,... I.,I,,,,...,, IL,., . Z' 72 CHEVROLET STA. WAGON SUBURBAN awl wishi r ,ur P.eaters to L1flhitflitting a ('flOut' Ml 76 PACER SlOOF101111 A, Wakes, radio compulsive luidi. hinis.'lf I n Itting oo4hen he didn't tntetnl to. lirig mIni' than he planned t. until gradualls- , almost In,' 'rc.'ptibl . his uk LR'i'Oiii('' uxirrianag.'abl,' Iriires [lets gut bigger 14i55'S become larger Inde'htedrn's,s In this stagthe compulsive needs read) t'wili and V.111 goto V.homevt'r or A he- re'vt'r he can to beg. borruV. (stttii!. %sllhloa t p Ilfl Ilta than half of the conipulsivt's Green. S tyl. auto PS £ factory air, Clean as new Only C2037 air, ft'litI( II! i'l,it(i'II finn - III isairlant (ii the' cuizupuIsiu than oosinning or losing Loss of control ('h.' FROM 74 FORD F•250 SUPER CAB ste vinyl top Loaded, including Fac air Eutra-Fitra clean. Only ii ti.In "lile ,ut nice $ 11111 ,o a Salver. matching vinyl inte,ior, V I.utomatic. a factory air ('Ira clean ('Ira Only )t7J - 3595 H 4.DOOR $ PINTO Power steering 8 brakes. V a. auto, air Never b,n filled, Clip?. Roomy S passenger Ford laterite. White PROSSER 11 C,0II 30M 3 d . just out Cl lease Red, while stripes finish $ ' .. C?OlI 3 dr autimatic. air. power Steering £ wakes 31.000 miles $ 77 COUNTRY SQUIRE WGN. LTD MAVERICK 77 bargain p 5395 - Fully 74 DODGE MONACO CI$IIA Silver finish, leaded A real steal at thu peicet $ • 77 72 DODGE Cl5•C red and white and in s h owroom con dition Only 1400 miles 8595 - 095 CHEV. EL CAMINO $ C$00A $1495 77 c 73 CADILLAC COUPE 'D VILLE 71213A Gold with whit* roof and loadedt Hurry on this one AP Cf A U DEV ,. A CADILLAC uuiis. : ,, ii - 3495 • 7000 1 A White with rod vinyl roof and red velour interior A beautiful car $ 80144A .i g,iili' fi,int'i' Iii' said in order to ''bail out if as 'hitI,'n.'it (huh a N 1 j (as lulgif p Iket 1.'Iili' as froti gi,iss 'if h-! (is power Like new economical car e steering, air, a uto Yellow finish. FORD ELITE ,i, COUGAR XR•7 Whit. with red vinyl reel Leaded, including wendees, stern and ltity air Low, lo w mileage Only Cl012. geld 3-doer equipped w ith air, power slatting £ brakes New Clean and low 75 . .1:1 ti'lI,uI hat t' I iiII)'l 'II.. .. .... .im vinyl rs, air power stftring an ii(ihi'r .if- on (ouncil -11.5 ••' 69 LINCOLN MARK HI 0.pUL'.ie faull!> • fronds. i'uplo>t'rs, f.'I!oss siirkt'rs Surve) S 11% the National IlUilu 'flu' a!ut the lliafl " ho t"Sii ILiU( furs In tt.i t '.s(i,- I e.'nt luIt, 1:,Ii lkq ..'I pills Lii. 0.1 .................. ........ ................. . ii Ii of 11 ) Ill U iittit'rs $5795 NOW S Gambling Hits Divorce Jackpot I ' .. p(t'tt% / 3 In 5 Adults Play Games Of Chance --• .. l'l'i(kl% are PILLARD HARDTOP 1434217 y " '.s ith afternoon for Ill i(III If' school children. hit' ill he repeated S'it urd.l% at S p. 111. ( it'iit'i'aI ad mission is $1 . ,\ inong the Sem i n ole Thespians l)t'l'Iorm iflL 4 IhO% 4') UrantIeHrum lt' ( left I as •l11au i, and J)(y Osborn as tht inut her. 'hit' t hree kings ( left photo. from left ) are 1(11111 Youn glilixod, I"ra uk ( ofer a nd Tim B rumIe. BRAND NEW 1978 LTD 2-DR. VI engine, gauges, automatic Iran. smisslon, power steering, bodyside mouldings, tinted glass, rear step bumper. S 65W tires, plus all standard equipment. .. IS lION." al t'l)l111'llIJ)Orar%' lll .it S fl'('IOCk at S*'iii molt' I ugh .1 LIII ii (lt'lLI UI. lii liii t't' pf'rIoI' tO anet' is School $491627 .... ..... ... .... \ iglit ' O)el1S (fIll I 4 BankAmertCard Master Charge lestive ID e. a te. ac OPERA OPENS TONIGHT 302 NEW "•/ opera 1977 FORD PICKUP ½TON • I I s('lIbqI iili'tl tires. BRAND .?., Hall vinyl roof, silver, automatic, power steering, power front disc brakes, WSW, deluxe bumper group, AM radio, visibility group, tinted glass complete, Select Air. Stock No. $0041. 300 V.. __ - Ph. 322 9180 J;11 3 S Orlando Dr (17 92) Sanford I SI I - Bracelets •• '.'#.•" • ', • '1 �711—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Thursday, Dec,$, )77 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Pot' Smoker Needs Her Influence Ell - peanut butter and j?lly sand- won't be hungry. 0 CIEAFIWATER, VIA. wich and a glass of milk. And DEAR CLEAR: Youneedn't I)EAH A813'i': A )Cf gu I hcii t.e're at the borne of sacrifice )our social life took in my brother's son, who ,s mends, he pushes his food now 22. He had a serious around on the plate and don't because of your husband's disagreement with his parents eat any of it. When the hostess kooky eating habits. Your and moved out. He has always notices it, she asks if sornettung friends will 1000 become is wrong with the food, and I customed to his Idiosyncrasy been a favorite of mine. He is a beautiful, intelligent young want to crawl under the table and accept it. if I were you, I'd man. out ne nas one fault. Ife Before A e go to someone be more concerned about his smokes marijuana. I became marijuana is NOT addirtise,so home, I give him a peanut health. lie's asking aware of this shortly after he )ournephew could quit If he butter and jelly sandwich so he nutritional bankruptcy. moved in with me. One thing I really wanted to. %tany have admire about him is that he will ,JI,v ''- $0. not lie. I do NOT condone the use of I have tried to accept his marijuana, but as long as he smoking, but I cannot, H ' doesn't smoke it in your home I doesn't anokc at home, but I think it would be a mistake to final!> gave hill, an ultimatum a'.k him to Irate. He to quit smoking entirel or to desperately nerds )our positive leave, He wants to stas. and influence In his life. sa>s he's trying to quit, but I DEAR ABHV. Jim and I are doubt if he can both 30 We've been married for If I turn him out, he will be , , even sears, and he's got to be cot1Lplt'tt'1, alone I halt' to see the pickiest eater in the world' this happen to turn I am his IL' h., all vegetables and oni> contact with 'family," and must fruits, and he won't touch the only good influence in his meat, fish or chicken. He life. He loves and respects mc I practically lives on peanut love him, too, but cannot butter and jelly sandwiches. tolerate his smoking Can you believe this is a gown marijuana man and the lather of two' NAME WITHHEI,D Dining out is embarrassing [WAR NAME: I am told that because all Jim ever orders is a 8 ARM All. VA". Ht'RI (% I 4aw" 1LA.AJ.1..!A!II 1L'Ji-I{I'JTiJ ft II 1 *sH!T iTiJ ac #9 ESqJ /TYJEYIN}? SENIORS GIVE TO OTHERS AREA ENGAGEMENTS Mrs. Shirley Fine of Sanford, announces the engagement of her daughter, Sharon Lee Craig, to Robert Lance Heaves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Heaves of La ke Mary Born in Richmond, Va., the bride-elect is the daughter of C. T. Craig of Richmond. She Is emptoyed at Pantry Pride, Her fiance, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Galloway of Sanford. was born in Sanford. He is employed as an engineering technician with Jam. mal and Associates, Winter Park. The .edding will he .Jan. 7. 1978, at Central Baptist Church, Sanford Bunner. White Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cravton Jr. of Indianapolis, md., announce the engagement of Sheryl Ann Bunner to Daniel White of Champaign, fl, The bride-elect is the daughter of Reba Bunner ('ray ton, formerly of Sanford. Miss Bunner attended Westside Schcxl in Sanford and was a member of Longwood United Pentecostal Church. The wedding is planned for Feb. 14, 1978, at the United Pentecostal Church in Champaign. 1 . JERSEY LI .S S9A_SS TUGBOAT , e. N '.,. - DENIM ' '' ••' 2 T V I :".::- ... HE COS' r 0. DRAPERIE 211.00 ''. BRUSHED FLEECE - O'f' $ 00 - UPHOLSTERY Birth d efects are $5 oo 69ye 1 " '4 SEEEPw(AR . ,. FABRICS '-•. Bt Unless serving or two in a •• I / JEA NDENIM I DOU BLE / .•. \~ "?it 1/04 $600 March of Dimes — IA C'C — ply DAVID HANNAH Entertai . on his multi-keyboard $ 9 1 Ela-wtt I"': ILN '" 3ft :1 : : : 99 7 NO. 202.1 99 8 MFG. LIST 19,95 __1A WINDSOR WV - LIST 22 50 ' M I with MORSE CODE LIST 14.95 iio 99 99 2 7 9 DIGITAL WATCHES 4 ,•,,, SANFORD - '',',,f If,' fl -.r, '.t•'', .- . days date'. (p 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. MFG. LIST 99 21.95 FOR THE 12PAIR g ..r 't .i '- 111#1 995 A 19.95 Value . e-j CASSETTE RECORDER 'MFG . L 3995 \ t'ctrurAIc accu H WINDSOR LADY REMINGTON CORD SHAVE . ..•. 3ti DIGITAL ALARM CLOCK - - 99 ' 99 24 NORELCO Lighted dial wtth snooze alarm, Black case with silver trim, .' . *1 -- NO. 8142 412 ELECTRIC ROTARY RAZOR 8-TRACK STEREO AC/DC with AM/FM RECEIVER MEG. LIST 4995 . MEG. LIST 9995 f.., . • 3399 99 Value WINDSOR .4,10 N ' 0 NO '''' 41± 4999 2039 '1 "Last Chance To Save On Our Discontinued Model Sale"! f1--- I . J. '..•.e. NORELCO SUNBEAM DIALlaaIaaaAssasa BREW MRJOUCH— UP We've Made A "Truckload" Purchase of A 45.00 Value WINDSOR AM/FM—TV SOUND MEN'S HAIR STYLER and GROOMER — --- 1I140'ilE Discontinued Models! .'. - RADIO - FIRM 252 COIL 99 TWIN SIZE SET available in molded pincoe foam) 1 159 " ' '.. •'.' '. • 129 159 NO. 5140 R' '1 iJ ¶') TWIN SIZE SET * Full Size Sal— NOW 1 169" Queen Size Set—.., ' NOW '209" King king Sire Sol— ''i NOW 279" " , '.' • '.", '., FOLLOW THE STARS * * * 199 90 , , '. .'- . '... $ NOW '199 " NOW '259." NOW 1339,.. OPEN 9 to 5:30 DAILY Ca'n-TELE Furniture VISION-APPLIANCES 104 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FL ___ VISA - EASY CREDIT TERMS PH, 322.5111 Cups "I INSTANT CAMERA with COFFEE SAVER Brews 2 to 10 32.50 2 139 KODAK "The Handle",,G.E. FLIPFLASH 29 With a $5 rebate from Kodak SOLD IN SETS ONLY' FREE DELIVERY MFG LIST N PROCTOR COFFEE MAKER pcq TWIN SIZE SET * Full Size Set— ; Si,. Set—. king Size Sit-- 99 99 SUPER FIRM 6 510 COIL (Also EXTRA FIRM 312 COIL * Full Size Set— u'.i NOW 1 139.' Queen Size Set—., NOW 1 189." King Size Set— "i i' NOW 1249.' AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS I AF/Ft. POCKET RADIO perfect for NO, I~T 3100 A 19.95 businesses - WINDSOR SHOWER MASSAGERSwtilkig,i ta lkie MFG - MFG. Ttwp • Bedding Sale 24 69.95 ,A MEG LIST 14.95 ' ,NO. H.DTO-1 98 TRUCKLOAD if with local MESSAGE oq WINDMERE 9 /J14iE' The Downtown Business Assoc. In cooperation IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR •., 99 ASI v[AA NU 2186 CONCESSION REFRESHMENTS PROGRAM SPONSORED BY CkWWft A& 43 SM-2 Christmas Music Program IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR By venfura WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS Presents a special JOHN RATESTRAW Entertains with a special Christmas Jazz Act Fits in purse or pocket travel 1999 HOT DOGGER - DISCOUNT FABRICS ' CASI'.foIS .'.fA. , D WNTOWN N 7" SANFORD (Park& First St.) FRI., DEC. h 7:00 P.M. -, PRESTO 011tISIMAs O ...'f KNITS WITCH ERY3' 1 you help, • ONLY aouious new telescopic curling Iron ' , A 17.95 Value , STITCH , THE SLIP STICK A 88 DRAPERIES I & TV ACTION GAME . ' . ' M F G LIST 12.95 Pilot light Cool safety lip Handy swivel Cord Safety stanl a 32.50 Value AS A7 "" SOIIDCQLOR - —, :' 1D0^-V COTTON There's a solution but... / DOUBL KNITS -i II. . 2701 Orlando Dr Sanford I : 99 5 FRY DADDY n FLANNEL e Dual heat -- high and Ion Ready dol. NOfl•S?lck curl FEATU RES PRESTO I % POtv STEP EAS, : -AD , I U-7 CENTER • 4 C" MON. thru SAT. KWIK—KURL WONDERBAR "VIDEO SPURTS" 99 19 LOWEST PRICE EVER' , i::I; WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES NOT RESPONSIBILI FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS NO, f DI 1 X LC SCREEN PRINTED STORE HOURS /t...,.,ulu,.t,lll.tuII,uIlIulj. Offy or two . 12/12 SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS YOUR ITEM A 2995 Vai tie 1UNDAY NOON Uttook, P () ll Longwood 32750. The national cash prizes are $2,000 first prize: $1,500 second prize: 19(l) third prize. $&ØI fouh prize arm] $5*) fifth pr ize Local Winners will receive awards from local business and cmc organizations. Interested students may contact Mrs Henr W. Ellis, 1l.41. Lingsoy1 ' OPA ° !!TSMON!!!.TIL, k The Sanford Pilot (lub. along with the South Seminole Pilot flb will assist in spon or.ng the 30th annual 'Ailitv counts" essay contest. The contest is open t 11th or 12th grade student in public, private or parochial schools. There will be cash prizes for tthe first five national sirncrs lftp1ace%thtenr11 receive transportation and ex penses to the Prcsicient', coiflfnittee on Employment ( Handicapped Persons itnnual meeting in Washington, D. c. A local winner from ea(h cit in the state competition will be eenn tered. This )ear's contest theme is "Awakening of the %litit%'" ThCC5 )'ls tOIfl0 m ore than three double spaced typewritten pages and mist be turned in locally no later than Jan. 15th, 1978 to "Ahility COWILS EssaN Contest, c ii PRESTO BURGER MAKER Pilot Clubs Sponsoring National Essay Contest Craig Reaves • Mir LA YAWAY -- H,,.,d Photo bw To , Pet the Sanford Senior Citizens ('tub Annual Chrhtmas party at the Civic (enter produced lots of gifts for others. In lieu of a gilt exchange, members brought gifts sshich vvill be distributed to the Sanford Nursing and Convalescent Inc. and the Good Samaritan Home. with presents (or%oungsters going('enter to the Sal alion Arms. Marcus Hardy gets prepared to play Santa ('laus, assisted b Bobbi flards center) and Wilma Kalmus, GOOD 12/8 to 0 Thursday, Dec. I, 1977-36 MFG. LIST 32.95 '-i—,— '- 99 OURLOW SALE PRIBE LESS REBATE YOUR NET 99 27 ~5*00 2299 • G.E. AAAGICUBES 59 :- �ID-Evening Herald, Sanford, F I. - Thursday. Dec. I. 191y Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice CALENDAR -.4 0 tilt iitlut'k I ieriJt,(rjlji I'ii'uti i ('onimifire v'w PoA &o;. SU 427. I 4)ngood. p Sanford-St-ui flittli' Javcreii, hoard, 7311 p iii buitdin I)ki 's1. iirktiip. I arI. lilt rl.itu M,iU and p ii JO p ii . Montgomer Santa G race Methodist (I ic ('inter. S%11 11DA11 , I)F( FMHFH 10 rI''rls nious Sanford Won tn (;rtlup. 2 p in I:)1 '' Fir i St I asst'Jh'rr 1. H p iii . :srt'nsiofl Lutheran (liur, h Ora nge Hhtussiurn I hapter \.*tional Federation of the 1.,III ItImd . p ri \pt tin I ikt's .partnients, Monroe . t'nu, \l,iitlan Ill) (Jt I lub s'.'f p in Sanford r fl1eft III I.tglori I'u.t and .%usilfar 35 of I)eltona annual Earii, Bird dirinir, r' p in ftscd b% dance at 83Oprr - *Cocktail Lounge kind s Ivith d 'u1e' of (IesiL1Is. FUN AND RECREATION ' BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA AIRPORT BLVD. Coupon Frosting Special ! i ffif ffhis coupon 5w 0 . OFFER GOOD THRU DEC 17 - •- Diane Johnson Kay Wright B arbara Mayo TREASURE CHEST BEAUTY WELCOUr WITH OR WITHOUT APPT flA 1 A-Il', tPp I FOSOD 10 (000k E SAPIPSOPi ?hpC,'u I (cv,? n md to, ,em 0 0 .sp ' 19'9 "e, 'PIFSS 1. r 0 , , , SAMf'SO', Id 40 :OC Crrt on 'u-c 2-i PRICES THR U SATURDAY S •4.4 S •S0 b 9 'OCCCOCO 48 %? ' I Lot 4 kdct 1 LOCV u-tAR I SUBDi i StOPs 'i CCO'i, r %n i ftec* •u- )t I of ?1)c C f-16 A'J % tl 0 U '''i F 'v lop , -. 0001t ). Semno:, Cow", 3 )9111 P0n?1( 252 351 7)3555i Party Rye or Pumpernickel Pcscrveu 100 CT. 9 ILf n 1-LB. $ I 99 2-LB. 389 A FULL SERVICE RANK $19900 J u ce i a and our regular Lunch Specials! When you give him a Christmas gift from the HIS Stores for Men we will GIFT WRAP it FREE. We also offer you HONG KONG SELE C T 7495 100.00 6995 ., 'I IN Any Junior, Ladies', or extra sizes. Wrangler or any nqht St i'd Priced rujlit From $3999 $39" to other brand in stock. -COUPON BOXED a DON'S SHOES NEXT TO JC PENNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA O P EN EVENINGS TILL SUNDAY 12:30-5:30 AZA Schiff regular discount price of S" and up WITH THIS COUPON 15 PLAZA SQUARE HEADQUARTERS FOR FISHER-PRICE TOYS AT LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES Special Lingerie 1 LF Plus Solgar Large Selection of Pot Supplies r or: Herbal Teas by Celestial Seasonings in bright packaging or: Ginseng in Tea or Capsule form Kayser. Gilead, and Miss Eloin. PET ANIM SUPPLY SANFO D LAZA Slippers by Madge's and Dearform Natural Fodg SANFORD, PLAZA PH. (305) 323.6760 'I - i'r ' BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRE SS VOGUE CHARGE ;- " PET SUPPt*S PIT G*OOWINO DOGS mos GERMS ouusu POs TNOPICAL mH NAWSTI*$ CAGES - CARRIERS AOUARIUV$ IMIIIIII . LET US PAMPER YOURS" 323-4635 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION y ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE E STATE AND ALL '. [C ' I-i 99 s;* E., ZABEIpi C "i tOy "' .',COLFORp, & Sanlori Da'eio iv '-3' F C! 03 :: :. ' :1 - - '- 9 s'4'i'r-npfll IN THE F NIH JUDICIAL dR WMA t A . V cop e-s N 5'A" '7 Davlor' JCPenney Mist 7 -';r P-as 4 tO, - .,' ago pØ A' "4.1' . 0r?v'.p (0 7n c "5' .Cu ?'51 .Ou 013 'vl, to rio.' ., '4.0 'cq i A '"Ps V C',' '"I CA?( 0' ; '. :4' 1. NC' cE ', ' 'ua. "a.e 'u-i' ' 1 p np' "4. a'tCrne, br lu-p Per ""M Ate,, ?91p?pIIp IIJI '0 •' 'r.3 ce s, g .3C' ,I ,p I 00 • .OGAR...Dent, ' •P er lOne' APOS, 1J'45 S I opon a' C" u-c 0' I I-elt'd p, ',,4. MC'.?,.' -, 3 A -. -• (J( C'. l, I CL' - ie,,0,r' - i' - I on or be'o'p IF, I9u- Oil, o :'.- ,rm.r I9'' Anil ef ltp lu-p 041 !hprp' *1!' me (pcp o " " S (Duff p19r-n DeIor tip. Cu r in Iron 0. 4'5"3'.'",s-,o.-,, 4.7i AR( "(RIBs N' i on '0 - s i e ., of lu-c ( 4' '7 1N '9, • • 'U 5' .4 cc'? "' ' _ 'r .':,"u'-', ia mar fIet.,u- 4 u-C ' ' as .t' u-. Au-Ce' "I'u'p C• F(( NOTICE OF ACTION aid'e 4 5 I' "f 'flt 1)Q4'rlt , FELLp *45 99 . 1 -#0 "t UI', .,.3: p R. A'4' Ct4,$NtL5, No - -' ' 3 1 fO'nr, ' IN AND FOR SEMINOLE It Dryer Ein Icr 'u-4. CIRCUIT COURT OF TH( 3id'PS% I "r ..d (IGHTI ,55c - 71 a". A~C .355 99 JCPenney 1?0O s,i?t ;A, FI RS T '"ISNOT;CE 'C'a"", COUNTs FLORIDA CASE NC'- ?7 202' CAlIF In, Marr ia ge 04 fl Wer Dryer yr S a"01",111, 4, % ".3. ''' c', Ps a '- 179 I o." ng ii ?P,1 C'u Ido(?l rsØi, COi_1I, F40, 0 • s-on lPue 4ddrpit I . t""nøt, Count, C0" #43U % . at III SanIo,d 5 800rd FIQt di 1,171 lu-p pprp. A .e1)ue P 0 Bo. llia 5anf 'VC'CWfl?l?,p 31 IPIp p511', 5 ' oa 32711 lip lu-p org.nI LAC,SIIIP eoN, 01 PC40 r'g r' ?P' O?tce of "ELBOuRNE N A 'NCpf't4 'l'CC9CutCCu,i'p', '"dl Au-05e4133'e$5 C o De(pmb 'v ;'p lu-p lIsv oa, Nr* a- 'i' 0710 a OplIud? 31I YPp i'a'.- p a": A . 45efl 3 VA 1)1? 'C', 101 t "P "i' vii of 'Pit Cersona 'cc' - I .7 99 JCPenney 850 a?? E. .'çciar. 0te4%eØ F-I. N'-"-.. 1? ix C ' 'P0 '0 SP'sp A CC'p t ISAP C1MO-nglo?u-, Pr , on ''p Pi" I altCPflPy. JAMES E Pfqp'y O f II RRY PA er Dryer AOL .'IoFfl. "C' - p4. ' O 'I '' INTERESTED IN THE (STArE 'ERLB, ' Co.npt,t Lki. Of MON.- SAT. SUNDAY 1-5 - C r -. I OTHER PERSONS ARE REG. 13. 09 Everything For Pet Lovers 10-9 Taylor's ELIZABETH TURNER "" ,,. WE PAMPER OUR PETS a*'co'ce 5' R10"t I r 2 ' p Yc , s 5I,pp' 99 Robes and gowns by S IO'l In N, PPro Tunic P.J's plus robe $9 - Ii'. NOTICE By CARL E ROy 'RPsEP , EXTRA SPECIAL VALUE Radiance - s. :tir'u-.. 1 Come in Early and See Our For Christmas Giving Thompson p roCruO 10 teg %'P' 54 A-lu- lu-p Clerk o C THE CIRCUIT COURT OF EIGHTEENTH I VITAMINS ,pç lu-I F ci t j5 9441.,I 5'•? jtr% Cp7 08 S1 W ItS sey' c' Or'anOC 05e Dr-c I t 22 79 30 .•A1 Ii( - • FORGET CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR THE FAVORITE PET IN YOUR LIFE NFORD anj 'N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA COUNTY PRORATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO 77 2257 CA 01 ( PIP Numb., 11 130 CP In N. the Marr iage Do O'w.on C'.VL-E Ot YURNER In Re (StAll 01 REG. 1.99 DON'T - Nulife 1°° off Void after Dec. For Christmas Gift giving we suggest: Dec I 9 15 FLORIDA and save W The Diamond Store - ) . 48 OZ BTL. JC (0ennc ZALES 'I.&.•. ' 0'0%-'' ;IcTITIOUSNAME .4." 40?(p .. "$5 ' - -: r'I3bQf-o It'', L41I' - 1)QA000 .4.- p0-4. Cow'!,.Foi4 ,indeqVu-ec'' 2II77 )C-X, 1.19 ( m p a ie j - '', c... Spc?Øn Our-fig 'I'3via' OuS fl.tS D a le J u icer ( hug,' ii' . , H BpCSa " 'O0fltder1'au 00' 'Cflt -' F IPPI'ca!or a,, on I Ni gonal Off -ce as pa'' s' u-c pc ien'ara.r, tol e c C PROCTOR ELECTRIC • iii Christmas Tangerine Bowl, Dec 23, Tickets Are Available At All HIS Stores Locations. A"P CI,,. 0' 1" C B, jac,pt l? 0 Scm-no', /jItu. account of USC one ol (is e ntionaI reld plans RESTAURANT -0 ,. Sts'i "S OPEN SUNDAYS 1 til 6 open •. OF S 58C . Chocolates 5995 Man's 5 function wit. & yel. 99.95 Free Convenient Layaway Free Professional Service Free Fresh Coffee Major credit cards accepted e s' P,osh SALE 90.00 Ladies' 5 function wit. u' , - ' , • WITI5ES', 1Y HA'.0 A,U ?91 I REG. Mon's 5 function yel. 'o'es' ' C P SEMINOLE Samples of Savings: GIFT WRAPPING Family Dinners! Combinations! FACTORY DISCOUNT PRICE Tad ., 0CS , . ' '4 - .•-' frIeltIj Fe-0ttp D'PC'Of c1l " flSJraCe C o'O:'a'on 4' 15 Re .0rua; 0tIc I 0* Su-?e 3030, AllarlIa, Geo'g I30)05 'it C One Week only FREE New! Reg. Price 349.00 ME'.OFW F DI LED Watch Sale /1Finikiug ',. DrIAP' 4Psp U S Ran, Christmas 110filtiow E I FVkYL; ZIG ZAG LI Ml I ONE . PK. OF 30 ( p , p,a ft & B' C'Cse 'l'.i A(? ary per',on ipr.s Ceft -, ''- ICu-7 A F rtt Streq@ .'t '.ftEI1 FLAGSHIP RANKS INC CANTONESE N ' 1 CRANBERRY (SANK .SP To ti' MAcS FICAL S(A s O7 R E G. z.t B0W5 'u-c l , ]"'y OF SEMINOLE AUTHENTIC Factory Closeout II Depot? Ifl5pa4fl( READY MADE CHRISTMAS REG. 88c FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK $ F tI,9.On4I See US. Fruit Cake (u- rt :' C IAef 0' ~01 Pe ' Depos M in i Lite Set e iC?pnS,e 0' 0 eli "ç A ?P ('cu ICcr' I, 4I' 'c 'r r,ie,a, DepcI 0N (44! F OPPeal 41)0 I P ap u-aS "hip di lOt) I REG. 98c Paper Plates 68 account! PU BL IX s 6 Of 01 of 'Q P F L 6J.6 Aj 9-.Cfl 1914! ?hp NO Bart of Sem nl.. 'rmca?ea 1r,4 9 ii of ' of "c abs.. ra'ci 05 1$ AlL 35 LIGHT 49" HOZ. 134,. '41)(p Corporal V' ?ta%fl.nQ!Qfl C 0179, 13, 15 A' liffi (OfiSen? 10 '.''- 'ge A IF ?Fp F a s91 P Bar' of .v 'r Sar'tri C' 04 I' SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Christmas Club PEPPERIDGE FARMS Li mit RInhI'. W with each new 11 Publix Santa Claus Sa le JEAN SALE !4!i'Iiie JifL'tV!ts an Rr won.ce~- u wy O"c CUlT uip, ''rp, LUDEL L F IMPLE V SAMPSON of --O F PROPOSED Qfl( THROUGH SATURDAY SANFORD PLAZA SANFORD PLAZA VISA 322-7542 Sanford Sewing Center k'X(ihml!,J hiutte'r s( , ft li',ittui'rs for WA. TOTAL II THIS WEE Christmas Cactus Christmas Parties Welcome I 0 (5Cag3 IIIrw) ¶ I'tijP! 4nØ LP!f'lte ui Cfl' AII (jru!y & 11)4. %l'F? ??dp -, Il( TOF 1. -r'pfp 44.fl%! ,Ou f' OF CLIF FORD imr'd.- n !e Pe'I,on 11.1(000k 1 .u' or Deluxe Dressmaker Mabel Duggan - Owner' Operator Wanda Collins Sands Palmer i MASTER ''"'p J4"tl', Free SANFORD PLAZA ONLY - - i CNAIOC CHANGE a"d II, ?'f of ur' e ats,oe o','.d IOu ." - SPECIAL Banquet Facilities WESTERN AUTO HOME OWNED BY DAVE CLAUDETTE KARKOS PHONE 322.880 OYHOSE .E SIDE '.CF A', MAILING ADDRESS IS $19 So,'u 11 of SIESTPOM. WaO5P' YCINTOSH Alforney for 6041 S . Jean hallmark oilers ZWIII -(IifkreIl( SANFORD PLAZA 3220580 10r6or12V 61? CO'dS Oualty, NOTICE OF ACTION 'A [ F F C IDA I LUOFI . . '1k F I $ 4 . C Complete Pro Shop SANFORD PLAZA 1L F v V Ttt IOPO.ng jo S(?-O Snack Bar Cards and Gifts ,,'.'P THE rtdptp.p A e I arcs. • - tKts against ('vVtoad, Switch r CJ F:, -da, ,e ;'.'ut Of' of ,OU -,;, red 1 0 '.C' .0 I COOt ° APO afternoons...until Christmas... for your shopping convenlencel .32 Lanes Summit Apartments. Big Charge m.t., with auto matuc CII'Cuit beaie, mat pro. SANFORD S ANFORD PLAZA'S IoEQi,uf :' LUDELL. C c', OPEN SUNDAY midnight buffet and party favors Winter Springs Nwrtonia. 730 a ni , Sunshine Park conanunits center Sanford St-riorna, 7 ;, it, 6 AMP BATTERY CHARGER r Most of our stores are -. Sanford Ijos, r:k)l, Ilojidas Inn. SAVE 4.96! ARE HEF.[BY NOTIFIED '-u' !.'t.k V Ii CURT'S as fI A' "r 1 15 per couple includes bowling, -1 - nilcilAy, i'F('E'tuF:It 13 Seminole Community College Concert Hand, holiday concert, 7 1" p ni . Si I lit i-ri hail. Free to public. Oser 50 Club Christmas parts and turke dinner. noon, Sanford ('haintx'r it I lln,r;trc(' building. Members only. ASSOCIATE STORE Vj CURTIS Marriage of 'eS-denc. r Saturday 11:00-5:00 NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY DEC. 31, 10 PM TO2AM p ri , Florida Federal ritetting roorl:. Altan,tnte Sprir1 In a in ..Aensitin Lutheran (l'iurt.h, I •u lk'rr a.ni .51944 Thursday 2:30.5:30 Friday 2:30-5:30 BOWL AMERICA SANFORD Wright Watchers. . In Np The FQP( 'III ',I'Li(OFFLOR I DA TO A',5(' GALA %SFDNF..SIMV, I)E('EMHEHIf Genesa homemakers, 10 am community Hall. Casselberry Rotary, 730 , the ('aboose. Osiedo Rotary, 7:30 a m , the Town House Sanford Kistanis. noon, Civic Center. Sanford OptimIst. noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Serenadirs senior citizens dance, '231) p III Civic Center Starlight Promenaders, 7 p.mh'B . lary Community Center. Osere'dler% Anorsnious. 730 p in., Sears, Altamonte Mall. CIVIL ACTION NO 171114 CA OIL NOTICE OF ACTION will be in our Plaza FINI Osereuters Anoc,mous 9:30 am. Firsi Federal Savings of Seminole Sit 434, Lngssood; 7 pin. MA Tetisi Sedgiucid Apartments clubhouse, SR 436, Altarnontt Springs, 7:30 p iii., Florida Poster and Light, Sanford CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I.' ('hunch . YA RTIN A CUR 1t5 PlioWdent 5 3) Altamonte-South Seminole Jincet's board, 7:30 p.m clubhouse, Sprint: Oaks and SR 436 Uki Workshop. 10.1 in and :30 p iii , Sanlando United Methodist Church. SR 434 and 14: 10 am. and noon, Carlton Union Buildin, Stetsrn Universits, 1)eLand. Sanford Rotary, noon. Civic Center. Sanford U. 8 p in , 1201 W First St closedi. TOPS Chapter 79. 7 p in . user Baptist Church. Cr stat Lake and ('uuntrs Clnb ltuad, lake Mars Sanford ,l-Anon, l p In . First I rated Methodist n IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 1 Dr. Donald liumberger. coniposer. arranger and conductor p rr CURTIS DCpu', ('c'S Si(I\I) %V. 1)F:('I:1nFII i ' DER ti Ll (lus Shop our Plaza. The variety is tremendous and personal contact assures you of excellent service! Federation of Senior Citizens (hubs tA.trII HIreling, 10 Casselberrs .Jac'ees board, 8 p ni , [)ou's Garage, Melody Line. . Parents .tnimnmouj. • :30 p.m.. (asselberry Cornmunity United Mi'thodLst Church TriCounls Road Runners (it Club, 7:30pm. Sanford Ch;tnitx'r of ('oflii',t'r(r r 0 S.inti' Sanford 1 aiiglt't.utid t t. l'l. p iii . St Un hard's ('bunch, l.ikv llomll Ut.1 I. li5flttd t %. L lo'.t'd. 8 p ri. hills Milra% :. fl ttiurh, .SU 4.11 ' nun duIt I lub for Single. p ii lIr lando Garden (lull. 710 Utilliri' St % t'ght %%at( ht'r, iii .i in St,r'. ltmitintt' Mall. Oak Me nd to p ii "I;il1, l, and Sit 434 Weight %%atchers. 71)111 - Sanford %'.ottians (lub, 309 S. I. Plot Ce 5 tIereb, f,'8rtPu.m Road retter sad nmp AIPu tP Clerk 04 PaI, Oor.cla ifie C'ct , t Court, Semnol, County, Pu('5pp De 4 5.5 75. 9 II , 12. II. r Orda n Iccordinci *Dt tP :a. 977 WOO 5-ors o ?Pe F ci-fous f44rrC DFSI4 -. 5!a!,'tT t St'(?on 945 05 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT. Florda S'iI!t 1957 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIN S 0' Yrrie F parper CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE bIt" No v IF 21, Dt'C I 9 1917 P14kv 6 F'HIu. I)F:tFlnF:u 9 Seminole South Hula r 50 •i ni I Prd (Thuniicv's, \t.trnOnt,' Sprin Sarifuirci-Si fllItii'I(' Ja t't.I'oofl. ,i,(.(((' tiuiIttin St SI) %'t' IW('FMIIFII II The Sharret Hrotht'r un t'rt pn.ired b Assembis ! Sanfrd, 7 p iii . (i ii ('enter, Free. . ll, :: .ei COUNTY, FLORIDA intel MiUtlit tliurcli, W right % .itt hi N. p in I41110tood Qu.uIit Inn and td Fir -: I rnti %I( thw h, t liunih .1t,1n1u Sin in ..l 3 54 CA 44 CASE NO In R. The Marriage .. o4 p Weight %at hers. ('a&celberr FICTITIOUS NAME Qvpn Ma r P f'4•J .r Duvrie ss 4? P 0 Ii,. Trumpru T I00RCO553?, mOfOrCCIe, 1914 Sanlord, Simnole (our!, to charges for 'epar and riOrda ur'dlr tup ic?? os flm ;4 Sa lt * IIt.ePueidat s'o , a e PO h (p PROMO TIOtI i .irr S (erIe PRODUCTIONS, and 9'? s.nt e 0000W . Jaycee I 'hunt h, irrltrI Sanford A A. H p ii. I u1 ',' FIr%t St 0iiervater% %non%nious. 3i1 , iii . Mental Health nit. l(thin liid. .It.unntt Sprin g s. 7:30 Seminole StiiirIe Kitt .iflis, Legal Notice NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE is, 1917 a, 7 p m On Decernr,, ?T,( uI; I:a18i:n s SrijtioIi' (uuld iCl7-SB Thursday. Dec. 1, A Ii 'u-p "e YANDS ANC 0'. S '.0' SO t I j OR E- ER P AR Is F C' ' Oj'p 4 lu-p Ire' p.0 Cl' on 7* No'-cr of Aim fl.5!nI0 P,(pmOr, n FLAGSHIP PAN.., 04 MEL BOURNE N A , ' g;" ' 'Pp off c er '' lJl "51 , JCPenney ,%?S we '' Pp u-ll)0 .4"0 f 55 0- p sea c' ',(O." No. DMOF Cert ' NO. l' 4 1,15_I :-- Pi'51,'j Rrp',spn'4 00 'P-4. ( 5'l?r :1 [ I ZICPIPI C L 001"g A "- C OP' 419 Of.5* 0. Cl,.s of 11"t L 'C • (1, ran E A Ik SANFORD PLAZA -' "33 te I, lu-p ?fIpl iPmlu'0p0 Cr-. Dk'. ' - .'j'r* )p,4.pV - Pt I 37' ,5el 1,7mn-.p.41 5p.p F 'Of 00 32771 1 "rp"cw". os 122 41911 I CI' - SONAL , 0 �65—Evernag Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Dec.I. 1fl7 Two Seminole County Parades Planned Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PlAil Christmas parades are intti Springs. 16-)ear-old parade include l.man High trucks from Winter Springs Boulevard to Wekuva and hcdujif in Seminole Count) Davis. ho ill ride on the School, the Orlando Naval Garden Club, Sertorna, Winter continuing tick to the starting tin on the next t'Ao Sundays. The fire department float with Training Center, Jackson Springs Elementary School, point. The parade'. sponsored by annual %V,nti'r Springs of her court. Mol4li, &h*ji South Seii,:iolt o:itique ears, Big Bird, Smoke) fl, flu iIl (hrLmas parade iII be held Fire Chief Charles llolznian, Middle School. and TuskaiIla the hear, Seminole Youth feature Lake, Brantley thigh this Sunda) beginning at 2 p.m parade iiiar,hal, Says he e• Middle School. The Nay) Drill Hanch eloens, and Jingles the School and Teague Middle ,ndSeeeteeater Oaks eill have pects 30 units for the parade learn and Honor Guard eill (ioeeii. School Bands, Shrine units, 25 Its sixth annual Christmas ,fuch eill begin at Hayes Road also participate. The thrt'timle parade route horses, 30 golf carts, children's parade on l)ec 18 at 3 p at. •ulilmove vst on SR 434 to N Among the other entries are in Set'eteater Oaks eeihl begin hieyches,floats, Navy w'ts, fire S.inta (1us seill share the Edgenion Aenuc and disband the Indian Gwdes. Scouts. six at the' Previee Center and truths and entries Ironi clubs 'potlight in Winter Springs eeith i t Sunshine Park Hands emits from the Veterans of move est on Wekiava Springs a ii ii church e s•. J A N the ne'e 1% croee ned Miss 'ht'dulef to march in the' Foreign Wars, Shrine units, fire' Road turning on Seecetseater Thursday, Dec. 5, 177-7B FOLLOW THE STARS * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR Ck'u61sa6 &L $10 to 15 off IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE — AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI 20% off famous name g ift bikes Bicycles available 30% saving M -zler.. on the, --, \ S ave 30% on our se11ing sweater ,J Quad® sirts h f or m en. S., C Our vested casual, C / ' Sale 21.59 Rig. 99.99. Men's or women's 26" 10-speed racer. Features alloy centerpull caliper brakes, Shimanoc Positron II derailleur, front tree wheel System, scm'rnountetj uedr stolters, gumwall tires Straw color frame with chrome fenders Triple Crown Peg. 26.99. Brunswirk Triple Cro,n'' piastic bowling ball in 10, 12, 14 or 16 lb. weight. Black copper and Smoky pearl. sporting, -. Sale 15.99 4 r Custom 300 Peg. 19.99. Brunswick Custom 300-00" black rubber bowling ball in 10, 12. 14 or 16 lb weight .. .. -i Giftable savings on famous electronic games. I, a. • 1.. C In four parts. ' --- Colorfully striped golf shirt Ot polyester cotton knit with Solid color collar Great combos ri sizes S.M.LXL - /f I Reg. S. C , WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA ON LVI vc' Sale 6.30 * Penney stores! I. s.f. business suit. bowling b all s. at all 3 Sale )d 7.70 leg. $ib. Full f3ShiOrid short eoi.e knit sweatershirt of polyStef nylon with two-button ace! front Great Solid COlOrS iO strpe combos in sizes Sale 70 Reg. $100. Great versathty in th's '. L XL woven polyester vested Suit 'eaturrig a soft Shoulder jacket withflap patch pockets Vest is reversible Extra pair of coordinating pattetned slacks Great sohis and contrasting paterns in regular, short and long Sate prices effective through Sun., Dec. Ii. Now 34.88 Peg. 44.95. Teltar' Colormatic video game plays four games in vivid color on your TV, hockey tennis, handball and jai alai Two remote controllers, three electronic beeps accents on screen digital display scoring Uses 6 C batteries not included) oour '. mos popu a r Sale49.99 dress shirts. Men's Reg. S9.W Girls' 20" Picnic Swinger bike with red and while frame, checked seat. fenders and chain. guard Coaster brake. Sale 7.70 sportcoat. Special Sale 39.99 Now 29.88 Peg. $11. Dress shirt is made of Cotton Rig. 49,99. Boys' 16" motocross style polyester for oasy care Solid Colors *ith double track stitching Long sleeve Sizes 14'sto 17 Short Sleeve req Sb Sale s'dewalk bike with flat black finished frame features black grips, Chrome fork and black semi-pneumatic tires Front number plate and yellow chainguard Sale prices effictive through Sun.. Dec. II. No Rig. 47.99'. Girls' 16' sidewalk bike ersat'to two button so soft S3uPder blazer of woven tCitijii.rJ nl/oster lalored with center yprit r- etal buttons notched lapel and 1ap patch pockets Smart loovinrj In fouIar hr on rushed sateen jeans for Sale prices effective thru Sun.. iiien. Reg. $11. Flare leg western jean a 25% off men's slippers. Sale 7.70 0 88 WINTER PARK AND SANFORD PLAZA ONLY! ..: _____ - -.:.;•'• it . -- -. Sale prices effective thru Sun . Dec ii Now 41.88 .' Ifl,. • rlww. 'SQ.YT, iJ! Sale 3.74 . moo More Now 29.88 Peg. 4.99. Men s comfy cotton coruroy slipper Peg. 34.. Cross,nan 76 POwer mast,.r pump action gun7 cal B B or pi'llirt Boys sizes. req 4 59. Sate 3.60 Price effedive thru Sun., Dec. , Save on famous name hunting gear. p... cottonipolyester brushed sateen Solid colors in sizes 28 to 42 Sale price effective thru Sun., Dec. I •;' ' wtrl ter.n:s .1" Ir,r,,c,..., 31"—('5 ud'i :, .' Converter 11.1 i' a.. puler system features t.s. by Stick controls two sc's of peddle controls to, adlusting difficuty ,• qarne. includes AC DC converter. Combatga'-'. Cartridge Plays n a color TVs Dec. ii. ... ,,-,..,, Peg. 179.9$ ViOe corn. with reinforced frame and bright aqua finish features chrome-plated handlebars and rims, whitewall semipneumatic tires, floral patterned seat and basket. While grips with streamers Bicycles corns unusernbled. L Reg. 149.95' , Peg. 39.95. Blackjac-k caCulator game is desk sic and plays blackjack 1211 by Las Vegas rules Calculatcr has memory and Constant keys Uses 3 C cell ti' teries (not iflCluOedl Sale 37.99 o .88 L Now 119 ii. ow Reg. 44.99. Grv'nleL ,iCtiOrl rfbe w th I Shop JCPenney Catalog Centers now at all 3 Penney Shores Winter Park-Orlando-Sanford 644-8844 423-4436 322-1020 Sale 22.99 Now 9.88 Peg. 29$9, Big Blue' 3 lb Dacron Hollofil II sleeping bag has ripstop nylon shell and striped flannel lining Mp.iirg 33.. 75,• Stuff bagincluded 'Sale efectiv thru Sun., Dec ii Reg. I?.". Daisy leve, action PAL air gun is a perfect first gun Velocity 255 F P S nn ri --_______ ace WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A.M TO 9 P.M. MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 P.M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONOAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30AM -830 P.M OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 P M t)t ristmas ace WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A M TO 9 P M MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 126 P M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDM THRU SATURDAY 9 30 AM •8 30 P M OPEN SUNDAY 12.6 P M �CS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thurday. Dec. I. 1W 4* " Slow aniftomot, \' 70th Year, No. 95—Friday, December 9. 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents II - Going To Sue County For A Gun Permit Private A* n I Janet Floyd (left. guidance ('olIlIstlor at Mitti II Igh Sehool, stion s Fun ct ion a l I .it era t' Tr t irs tilts Ili 11th graders 'Ilieresa Ba rrin at a nd (i t'iit I)ague. Itesulls of testing vloery sun( hum r '. jut high s'hrnil juniors. Third, lift ii and i'itIi iii irauli'ms YOU DO? : ?•r1J also took assessment tests. ROUND-UP .1tia nit a I Ia instructs in s (ructs girls linola hoop rout ine ol .it ut(la s sched tIled progra in ty the Sanford (.% iIIlljstjts Association ' :.to p. in. in the Me Ill mole Iii h 0 111 . Proceeds front Ihe$I .t ii in155100 %'. ill he IISPII for IIe%% ell tIil ) flIeIll. .hout US 'ouths. 5. IN a re (.11 1- 1111t.11 in till, Cohirsi' .\I(Jfl(Ij % a iiil Wed- .' in a part _ 7H*J3 , HONOR ROLL Jackson Hts. ;- Middle School an Grade L10 033 r, -'r , La, , oz. Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS I t.& Ca. sdari a ''- ')da S' #4' qø (a'cv nt Cra' n-e (ern"w' .I ' tO.r no' Ic PrPA.r -%& ". G'a.et ryneIp L £. i,le LCvi' Luca% I" p," - .':lpr ,.. .,r 1 r.,,g.,,.,, 'n .entPiG,c t.iI At 1 API B' .%rn Ar'rpn'nn i%erna, r,rrn,., ?.arIn P.4e,cpt I.Zbi?rn Scot? JC4rViI Sredtrnja 1:. 1"Liff lor I. Ance U:,r,.,n N'O.e*r, ,ptfnp, kfuchanan ,am r,1is a o1 I. Olevoopu. .',a?.trn Wray '.ern'nSrCkstrorri S?.*n ttrt,n,baun. '.'CPf D,tmpr t.a* ka!:n !,ujrn S?a,a 29F 0 gIN Grad. ¶1acw W,tam B.. Qcb in EAaa Robert Irier Qr l,,f c a Suit Ic-* 73 501 - 1 . "~ , " 1 Randall Coril,, CP-are Fagan &?id t'1II Caarnra Htr.pS Laura Irelan d HOW Jaco tm Re'orcja JoP'n.c" a'tnc.n " LEVITOJ DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ta • BYRON , - 1 - 45 c , for Sell-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES " Decker iT . ''• * ;.•. 1 /4 DRILL -' ' . - -• ; ' : ,1 ,.,. ' , i. • 889- ' 68C tI EMPIRE In n Ar qn1 Ilin, 119 9 Single POIeSNAp SWITCH No SP3232 "-. 3 /8 49 C / ' 59 '' ''"\ N 240 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty •., I a ., - ,. •. •. I a•n 12 t m nrp METRO 19 Innint, 39 -. 'I. .' "":''. •- - a 1•. '' •''-," - * 4 .. -' '.' M..-•. struqh? C SUBURB AN UHF 1125 emi,-S ''' V14F :"• - • "';" H' 1 * ii Gi. :n; tin I n, 321 HI-Speed FINISHING SANDER .• , - h. iv P. Ft ( , 73 tpp I 58 3 1 H I ' Sin gle H 110 volts 250 W.ttIs , 1499 FOR u:.in,,rv ,''.,. •' lnqhi is long tast ing Pt,. •...'i. rnahcaH 1IIp ' II cisa Fan'? turns - • Prices quoted iii ttii dli are tiasud- or, customers p•ck tit) p merchandise at our I store Deiie.y is available f a small charge Management the right to I,rttit quantitiesm,i,i sale merchandise . . ' •• WORKMAIE • • • '' , I'IP,P5 _V/SA -. ' . . €• -. • • • - - - , j" , - - - " •', ._'; a ' , - .• -' . liii JI1T INTIA ______ 1).".. C' '-ni' lArngwood, tas packed with eager skaters. The entrance Fee was a can of food. to be donated to the Salvation :rrn%' for Christmas baskets. lii foreground. Front left, Ginger Ferrell. Eddie Braunston and Torn Bradles '2 A federal official working with Seminole County officials to imrrove the county's plan for hiring more rilinoritie's and women says the existing plan 'is a pretty good one. The ritam problem • itl,' ' n' ' ,•,,, , . ,. - iii'. , •,. 4. p , • '. 38çH, . , •,) •'l("'t F) •,!.. off it (tinSil . . . ' ' . • .' '• --. :. HOURS: :3OOMonday thni Saturday Closed Sunday . 1 228 •4• 231 • 4 • 17 47 adoption by the county cornmission In February iic "An affirmative action plan is a living document. Each year, it should be updated, noting the county's successes and failures to increase minority hiring as the county moves to Improve the situation, This plan, though it contains I • '7 uuu• fective or the plan would have been updated" slncp its folio PRICES GOOD DECEMBER 9 thru 15 French Avenue Ph: 323-4700 ' _ Black & Decker • :.. - • •.. was never plemented'' The official. personnel management specialist Willwin II Allison of the federal Civil Service Conimission's Atlanta regional office, said the section of the county's affirniative' action plan dealing with evaluation of the count) ' s minority hiring efforts ''couldn't have been too if- * ' it Enjoy That n j; • - Do- ft-yourself Feeling mans' good provisions, was never implemented or upWILLIAM 11. :%h.l.ISON dated." Allison was in town Monday, ' -" • . -"-'_4 - • _ - "i- -'- - ,,: - Skate City. .i:i,'-_'. .- of Longwood -.1Herald Pitt* by Torn NOW • • -e • ' • ',,:.'- -'c' -';t'-k.' 7d - - -p l't )l,l( 'I; I \MI'E'I' ltE1;INS IN Itt)PEI) ,'RE: - Affier att"ve Action Plan /s Good ... If It's Im /e en ted' In 700 ' •_: 41 .1 * '., Pi SAN FORD __ • - •' Federal Official In Seminole County GYPSUM WALLBOARD ' -w- Note/co to ,,ItdH '- ---I. 1-C, Sunday I [s , (Herald PNOIO b. (Ida Ni cholO - 'JJ 95 9 . .-. • • .' - in 1', 187 1 0 75 . 14" 99 Dusk-to-Dawn SECURITY LIGHT . 795 I' - - ' j-- STEEL Ito 748 . '" , - . -. . , , ,.' ' • ' - '.t rnj st?nnnq -: ' Kevin Foster SKATING A CAUSE 6 69 PISPiTU ii. PLYWOOD '',-.-'-' The work of woodcraftsman ' I P 120 , ' ".'r• - £ • •- I -- ....._ 'ai ' - 12 SHEATHING -. SIEA1 -: - conic off -. ' 49C 10 a rranty 20 W " 99 44 11110111 FIBERGLASS JIG SAW 5 " " 5 F.1 stI'rro I,; 29 P P - g [r 4 In, P{jt,, ') TV ANTENNAS "''''i' ',T.'.P 'h-f tn',,n kpt', fptt•, 1796 Gray ps', Iwo 74r 5 93 DRILL .•• Single Pole SNAP SWITCH SHELF BRACKETS :' I (IO (mimi It' Sit Nu 37 I.isa Taekett and Mike hail decorate South Seminole Middle 5'lilMiI's Media center with sturleru(.rnade 895 .! DUPLEX RECEPTACLE ,'ck'm, .a1!hC* Mca,' L iw'a Pole* C ,rt ,a ijbPa HANGIN' IN THERE ,,'s,,I•, "k.' In a grizzly coincidence the skeletal re'nouns of three txhes, whose identities remain a mystery, were disovere'd Wednesday in two separate locations in Seminole and Sumter counties While clearing land south of Lake Mary Wednesday, for it new 1,400-home development workers found what they thought was a cow or large animal Shortly after noon on Thursday, a road grader operator discovered a human skull and summoned the Sheriffs Department to investigate Chief Deput Duane Harrell said the skeleton was found in an area east of Lake Emma Road near the 4-Lake Mar) interchange. Meanwhile, County Mehi-al Examiner Dr G (ur.1> is espeele d to announce the approximate age. se's and race of the victim today and bone and earth sample's are being forwarded to the Smithsonian Institution for a specific determination of age. The investigation is continuing. Sumter Sheriff Ernie Johnson said the bones of two persons were discovered Wednesdas night in a thickly wooded area near Swnterville by a Wi!dw'.od man, who seas chasing a wounded armadillo Johnson said the sex of the victims had not been determined One of the victims' feet had been bound b two strands of electrical cord and a nylon cord w,is found near one of the skulls The' boots of one of the victims had deteriorated so that the olv had ,' P A "a'oP Pa'rcà Z,rn Jenrif,, AOtt Jpnnl,, Bell eomy Canie, JbrnCt 140r10,i RObri kern DAn $.'jrt,n CP'r.Ita Pa,tIo* Denen, Ward ILL*— Skeletal Remain s Found ) 145 Vecket, DOOR KNOB SETS DexTeR Pace mr'i, Todd SI,.*n QroI f., Al i' %%a Ptt,r 'trry $eIIri a,?' In Seminole, Sumter Counties C) UHF 11)0 'lli4.'S '4 season trimmings. ALrelit% I s le,#p Cree l rrj '•&'',,7 SU PER I CrtPna Wci i . NO r' /CO Mcheei Ma;,ri .'(Pnaet "Alt "A" ertiv Deese Mar, Leman%ti Ciii Pari. kmtI,rIV Viii?,, Stepiiar,.e Ward ' permit t4rcnl, RCC ',,''4f' tt vlec t .ot , t ,oltnfi . - 2X4x8'SPRUCESTUDS S 'orr r * 7%' CIRCULAR SAW Size 11am o, &-. or c SUPER OIL I %.t V( 4, permit Armed Sanford Man Threatens Lawmen 11 v, (I'l L Uy requirements, and I need a Morse was turned don by a Morse's application was the "In the three ears I've been for niv sork," 3-2 vote of the commissioners first considered b;, the corn- on the corlimissi(,n, a number of Morse has requested his with Bob French, Harry tiilsion since its Septenib'r individuals have applied for Sho' I11 r his •utta'nP!nt to I n IT' :ppku'at ion be' considered again Kse iatko'. ski and Hill K rchhcjff adopt ion of procedures for i'onc.'alt.d eapons pt'rrnits." I)htaifl if concealed seeapon by the counts commission. voting to dens the permit and issuing concealed weapons Kwiatkowski sail ''Ne never pertiiil from the Seminole ''They should have it in today's Dick Williams and John permits in the County. The voted for one. I have absolutely Counts Commission, private mail liii asking for a Alexander voting to issue the commis si on reluctantly nottung against the applicant, detrlive ilarve> K Morse of rehearing on the basis that due permit adopted the regulations but I'll continue to hold out as Altanuinte Springs says he'll go to the nature of my business I Alexander moved that Morse following an April Florida long as !fli here," to court to force commissioners an in constant threat of bodily be granted the permit, but the Supreme Court ruling requiring "This application has cost me issue the perflhit harm. The commissioners motion died for lack of a counties to issue concealed more than $160, based on my I'nt e:uing to court on this," considered two other ii- sCCofl(i Then Kwutkowski weapons permits to individuals assuniion that if I met the Morse said following the plications and put off a moved to deny the application, of ''good moral character" and quaiilicaition.s that the permit I)fiIiidiss)ofl hearing at which decision. I want my case and tus rnotr9 wa_s st'tttiktl Ii> adult age who umiect other would be granted." Morse said his permit was ikitied. - 'I nwt considered without reference to French and the 3-2 vote requirements prescribed by befc,re the 3-2 commission vote all the' the other two'' county essons (OflhIIiiSSIofl'S denying turn the permit. followed, Vatien commissioners adopted Following the vote, Morse the regulations, they said the asked Chairman Williams why court decision required them to the was turned down. '1 do so but that they weren't think the commissioners have happy about the situation. "I said all they want to on that," don't really want to do this, but Williams answered I guess we Morse criticized the peri have to." said Kwiatkowsk , who made the mitting system, saying the motion to adopt the procedures, stateshould issue concealed Much seas seconded by Kir- weapons permits and not inchhoff and adopted (liVidUal counties, When Its scort ,HItAIIA%Is Bond was set at $,000 for James Edwin unanimously commissioners were con. Herald Staff Writer Nielsen Sr., 1208 W. 20th St., this morning. Morse' told commIssIoners sidering adopting concealed Arraigmuient was set for 1:30 pin today. this week, "The law reads that weapons permit regulations In A iourbance early this morning ended Sanford police units, including the Sanford if I meet the application August. Morse said, "To get a requirements, a gun permit gun permit in each county of the " with a Sk'midinole County fireman charged with SWAT. team and the Seminole County aggravated assault witha deadly weapon on must be issued. There must be state would require 67 apSheriff's Department S.W.A.T. team. a qualification I did not meet." See PRIVATE ;stlie't officer, and use of a firearm in the responded to the disturbance call at 6:23 am. F:VF Page 2.A commission of a felony Set ARMED, Page 2-A A HOW'D KINItEIU; Ili- raid Stahl Writer Eye : that within two )ears it will ituiorits t.iltnt according hare the same percentage of .-Ulisori Situ mOlt's plan should minorities in county jobs as in es.'ntualls contain goals and the count> 's population The t,tiie't,ibR's for increasing goals still be' determinedbs muinorit> hiriri1z, the federal count> officials, not by me Soie' (actors counts official,s official said 'flits would in lude stateiitnt that within a should lofteider in establishing sear or two sears or five' scars, the goals would include the' L'(lUllti st,ultl itii'rt'ase' projected eriipio>et' turnover, in projected expansion of county participation impiritries sp.'cifi (lt'partnient s by a programs, hose many empio)e'vs will be retiring in 'k'tl,it'1 •ui'oint Phi' would mstt be pe'.siblt' by coming years and a detailed the Jan. 31 deadline', said anal>sis of the' labor market ,llL5oti, but 'b> th;t time the specific job categories, said plan ould include .e statement Allison You coukin t come' UP of ti,s% the count> will go about with a single formula saying and there should be' X percentage of g(tais ,'tting the tunetable's But it woull be Ininoritie's across the board i1walotLs for the il*W to say MARK EIHI:Rc. Tuesday and Wednesday Dc'portmne'nt of Lilxir an up- workable plan for increasing primititasi Thames is working working with county officials to diite'tl af(iniuitive action plan, the numbers of women and in the provisions The> ary not inipre)ve the county's af- which must be approved boo the minorities it employs part if the plan. formative action plan. AllLce(n said an affirmative dt'purtiiue'nt to insure continued Recruiting more ritinorits Under the plan. Personnel funding of the' county's $7 04• action plan is ''a nianage'miit'nt group riie'iiibcrs The plan Director Itomi Thames is the million manpower program, plan to review and e'luuiinati' rimotions that 't'niplo> nient county 's affirmative action an) type' of practice's whit-h ,tnnounoemants will he for. officer The plan calls for the' An affirmative discrinimnate against the hiring w.trple'tj to niinorits groups ,ind establishment of an equal •uid promotion of minorities women's organizations and to ('nhf)Iu) fluent opportunity and women, It's a plan that radio stations which have large action plan is a coiinnitte'e which will have ''the' calls for taking positive at'audience's of luinorit) groups or overall responsibility of in. lion," eetlflte'n fins is not being done living document. silting that Seminole County hle're is wtat Allison said the ,lti •innounce'mfle'nts go to ('itliif)lie'S with the provisions of count y 's affirmative' action F'loruh Technical Univt'rsits the Equal Opportunity plan should contain and how and Ilollins ('olte'gt' but riot to Each year, it Emiplos me'nt Act of l73,'' the Allf.'p4)fl rated the existing plan uiiiiorits colleges such , plan says Es'WttiOIi of existing RuthuneCookiian in I)a>tcnni, should be updated. The' coninutte-t' is supposed ti. equal e'miiployment opportunits aUI'l'r(ting to Mrs Rosteil ill on it or co Ui ph a flee efforts In the e'uuntv This Is •nalvsis of the liter procedures and will prepare noting the county's now being handled by Thaine's' mnarke't in professional Job periodic reports relating to our office and is not complete It is categories to dett'raiinecompliance." The committee, not part of the county's af- reasonable goals fur hiring successes and however, was never (irritative action plan. minorities. No analysis has established, and Arkase Mechanism for ad' taken place failures to increase ministering the flow ell. black personnel analyst plan The equal "The point is not to go out ant who was working with Thames employment opportunit> Just hire minorities he'cau,",' to develop compliance committee is that mt'chanisxii. they're minorities That wcrk minority hiring...' procedures, was fired last week but it has never been against an> quality in the work' % round The ('lock by Thames, who said he'd hire funded entirely by the federal established Thames is the force (til l) the very best should Bridgeanother analyst to help hall geivernzie'nt. county's affirmative action be resrwte'd Ili tre'is bk .tiviular develop procedures to lilt. "Nobody's dictating to the officer. Seminole Count>, it's tough ( Ic% plement the plan. Provisions for insuring because the county cant county now," the federal of. rIlssw,,rcI By the end of January, county ficial said. "The count)' has a that minority group nt-riitwrs e omiipe'tc with private em-F,utiti*iaI ficiaLs must submit to the great opportunity to develop a who work for the county will be plosers who can pa> top dollar itm'ar hdi> - tnn " • ,. " - - — 14.t 10 c-- -- " .' I . • e in - - LIC 'Today s-A Br, Lamb 5-8 Horoscope 1. [1 hospital I-H s-it (II IOFl.VES s-H Sports Trht'steion Vei'atht-r i- 1-8 -, s-H 3' % : -- Vyi ,e "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 08, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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