3 10 315 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a218dc160bd30f95701b1ca4174588c9.pdf c7835ae79170dcd5256f548fb3e3132a PDF Text Text 66 -IlLwritc,til Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec.6. my BLONDIE ACROSS by Chic Young -- - _________— "Cu I Ii First r ( ' beginning I AT' C :i tftC7 414 ti Vote doen 14 Current unit .I6 Cut short 17 Wind instrument 4 4 Ands(Fr) 45 Makes pig sounus 47 Who (Fr ) 48 Stow cargo 50 Shoulder (Fr) 19 Ascribable 20 Sutherland specialty 22 Sudden 52 Feels 53 More agile 54 Record 55 Canvas muscular contraction LA 23 Variable star by Mort Walker FOOD $3'-QoOo... EL?PIONE / $235?8... LIGHTS 1 ,, 5 093.. I HATE THE flRST OF THE / ioi oi TLON P!! lTd NUN NA I riI- AlaT -T 10 On the briny 41 Stiverve 43 Docks 31 Author 45 Atop 12 40i JU',T cTA.PI.o 1IEE N ee6TIIX 4D-9 TiAw?J 37 Piece of ii r Lvvrrrqn) .._._. aI uIirIIIIfl mi -- II to Whiz Mal 26 Mescal cactus 2 storage place 21 Just off ground 28 Compass for vireapons point 3 Student leftist 23 Chic 30 South IN 1 25 Stocking 4 Period 5 Actor 38 Magic chatin 39 Son of Oiled mishap IInolll by Art hansom - ifjf 12 Soigne 1 I ; 6 I 1 (7 (8 9 10 — 13 — — uiiiut lull noI MEN NI ll I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents tennis, 8 Arrange anew 35 Press for 9 Ripe payment DOWN 30 work Lanoxin, I take no medication. others who want this is fairly sedentary, formation call sund A My plan to retire in six with ;I long. slaniped, scif. but I addressed envelope for it to iii nonths HEADER d II entirely upon what 110 % 1551. HadlO 0t% Station causes palpitations DEAlt DR I.A.M111 So niw~,, Irregularities. If they occur in a 4Ot1iCfl thcM' rt are plagu healthy person, and a medical ,heck up shows no problems with facial hair Call such an individual can develop cnlighknus .i' to the out. P an exercise program gradually, to avoid it, shat to do about it hen it is excessive, and r t.,t You may be taking the Lanoxin to control part do synthetic hornii irregularities, or you may be play in this embarrassing ii taking it because your doctor agonizing problem " DEAlt HEADER 111t. 1.4" thinks vour heart inuscle needs, .strengthening. Since you main factors Involved it, require heart medicine, )ou fiumhar characteristic.san(f o is should not engage in physical balance bet%ileen riialt' w, Off JL . a4 . • " -. •' '- '. • t . •. 'i. . - . ' . I .t • By one vote. Seminole County (,nlnassionur luL-sdav gave Orlando the final go-ahead to build the Iron Bridge sewage treatment plant near Oviedo. The plant, ~%Iuch Orlando officials million i including interceptor linesi, -Aill treat ,t-,Aage from 0flando, Orange Count) and LI ' .,. i •" on MEN I on all HIMERNE ROMEOl 1P ARCHIE -c. C OThER BL? NO c' • - '•fr' ESYOU S 4 Y.X't. 1••E..uWEsr4Q V(Xj y(jO Qq BE L 4CME' -' r--'\ C4LE EPARTW~o DEPAQTMEN7STQQE AO St O, Ti AvES&CLOvwH4OS, Ti(v L5E ThEM IN ALL Tl4: YES.. . G4cATCWrP 4IPW.' 1.:. 01 oil quo I & MK by Howie Schneider U THE fl iFJS Awsr COMMA 00k1fJIE.XE SA(.IVIARILS sos. 23 Dec. ij Vol PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer U EMBARRASSE1 WHEN "CU THANKEP EVERYONE AT - MRS NUTCHELL FOR FISILLA5 PARTY THE POTATO CH. 5TURr' CA KE AN D /y WHAT PIP r SAY? TERRIFIC JUNK FOcX? MRS. NUTtHELL'! _c C1-'MINI I )ourself in situations today This could be ,A here you are unable to run the day. provided you roll up your sleevesdon't and go to wok Tackle show. If you don't get up(lght, tasks. talk things still stork out just as if >ou were the producer. Find out CANCER June 21-July 22I more about yourself by sending Enjoy yourself t0(Isy but select lc our cops of Mtr.raph titter. Mail 50 cents for och attis itit s t ha t won t cost y ou rim and i k Iteziiorse will and .r long, self-address in if >ou blow the budget on one aniped envelope to A.slr0( day's fun (;ra, P.O. Box . Radio Cit) Station. N.Y.. 10019. Be sure to ¶E() iJul 23Aug. 22u We specify your birth sign. een taught it is Iliure blessed to gist than receive. (Ah'KIt()RS 'Dec. 19 Friends will appreciate you lit-call this today if you're tennp(ttl to slice an extra wedge more today if you don't pr fort ourself it hen cutting up the deeply into their private , °' fairs - Open no closets where then lila) be hidden skeletons V IR GO Aug 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl etJT Th COMPUTER SS YA ONLY QLJAIJP,' FER A LOAN FREE krztwc LOAN CO tA%'Eg 0' FIVE E4..XKS.' 20i Your judgment is really quite ken today, but there is a possibility you'll be ovi'rIs critical of your own concluslons Don't 1r) to second. ),UCS yourself. - e€AsrL1 T1Y CSAPRYN11NC.!" v CUSTER I.IHRA I Sept 23-Oct - PISCES ileb. 2Mar SyLVESTER, PALSY team AItIES March 21-April 191 1tt- xinsibijities not of your t)on't neglect your respon- sit 'Iities caret-nw ise. The rewarj could be larger than usual Stake this a payday, a playday SCORPIO i0ct you're congenial today. all of ) our encounters will lit' pleasant ones Caustic actions will evoke a similar response. I .i' -I br-ri laiiir (o r rid 0 hr $tt ni n liihn / iiria 313 Ini-umbr'iit seat 5 Sid Itit hard IIarr 1 errs i lnn'uml*nt - lull it (,ri,r .I;inIli Hill 0 • I .ake \lor s 2r '. 0 ut (i'Ilt%i ii ( lore Italmir ]s.ni Lnnbren,Jiitj Irights Iii uiiitviit i ., 3.1 .I. ' • 1 'Itfi \r'ki i a aK 3 • A 6 432 & K Mayor • 95 a i- .ist Vi cit ulnerbIr Opening lead Q a __________________ We aren't going to get into the merits and erascnils of South's failure to open stha of three spades or his rather optionstic jump to four spades in response to his partner's duo opening In an)' event he did bid it and was fortunate enough to get a queen of c1uhs lead from WeNIL lie rose with dummy's ace arid East dropped the king. A success. ful spade finesse cniablu'd IS • ---- • stinners Of es New Casse/berry It) I)ONNA ESTFS Iterald Staill Writerr of the 9,163 eligible voters in the Cities of 'a.1k'rrs, Lnigstuod and Lake Mary stel.t to the pulls 1 iiitll.d) tIn' (aselherr) eledion was the ouster 01 IIi:t;1ii:ht thr pri t nit it or b a fornut niitisor Iii hi ii it rnxl in Incumbent (OUflhiItiidfl it is U ltttt1 It) 4 Ia:iilslule. .-\nitI in Lak e Mars one race was d.'cided b) a single g,. of munils and (t,,',ni fit lii'irts If South g' tl u. either suit he is hroii. South a .1-I lot iarite iii'. tie have a sure thing 'iur.thiriiissi rn is it reiisonabl% normal bridge plot l-os has un ads sh lit 0 kin -dt utt i I i I i ii. k irig if Iiit:s Ili. o Is - Ii,,. H iii irds lb t- itilil stir fiiiiIi' bat,' 01)411111 tti i%t5 tti rid (Ii i i4us i has 11) do t.iwan,j tMitti red kinir'- i ' ill it iii his . ()tit tn - Sit,' , . . ' " th elated Bill (;rit'r, with his wife. Phyllis. at his sole. eivs'd pats on the hack and congratulations all around t sup;virtt rs at lbs ( .sdtxrrs (its Hall i Elections .. 11a Mirris announced tin' winners ii Is ,sno st ar'i , i Grier. after t_,% t 'it tS i-ti (bier at i iii us or and four irs rip (lii it) Cl UI)' ii ft i i ,'f ,'.jt at tti. h,Iflij' 1)1 (,cr,ild t 'hristeri.st'ni , ni'ite list 0 rinitrist r'ii figure t1urm his 'iLiit -t cot tennit, itOs not pit-sent to hear the results hIts b . ii It ot n Dale, re presented his father;is ht had -ti the ,',iiIpaignt trail, at a ;xIitical rally and on the t:n tic ig vutc. in the' final days of the catli., A 'tI - i j ' . '' itioni ' , i'iiwiiiliioini John l-igtity, wha polled the highest rttziiifr of votes t-a.st n the Casselberry elections, for M. v.a - A Mi,uuii nailer -,, . ii turn to a fourth tt'rnii tin the city council, noted that he .'ivt'd O feint-i siiks than two sears ago i .4lIt1t) \ ridit-agut' in ttt' lot-al Ih'niottatic Lt'cutis t' ininititti, Winterr prinL si itor tros l'iI mitt ri cr-ted unIt a tituuntli aiu, %%;I% at uty hail to 'lId his - - ngrotul,atious i),Aun Sht-pliiril, -Aho had faileil Ili attumpts Ili thc p;ol I ' to know if we i's i-n .. , with II tiit r points The iurisw,'r it tha t iti de ale r , i Hiraid P ho to by ' +, I ika- \lars elect itni ra'ttimiis art' t'het'kt'd iiii %%.Ill lit polling place. I akv Mill.% 1,%*~-' "lust have 4.1-3."1 11,lr~ btitjni and rio Maybe A Q t- n V K . £Q .1 St'Iiumail See TF:KRt', Page 2A - , ' I. -. j--. I I OPULP"YE BUT rylE NO OT .4 stnittion olIn i il say, sill begin by next .1os Co inm I s s Iii tie r s 1)1 c k Williams, Bob French and John Alexander voted to give Orlando until June 198 to begin building the plant. which still process up to 24 million gallons of s st igr tir h dot pouring the treated ttatt ater into the Little Econlockhatchee River ii iii in ISS ion e r s lbr r Ksiatkotski and Bill Kirchhoff ',oted against extending the construction deadline Commissioners made their decision at a public hearing on sthe(her to give Orlando •urwither six months to start constrt'tion on the plant. In approving the six-month extension for the start of contnjction on the plant. corninissioners also approved an Orlando proposal which %Ail alloiii, Seminole County to reserve up to 5 million gallons ;r da of sestage treatment capacit) i at tilt- 24-million~allon plant. The agreement will msure w%age treatment capacity at t he plant for the Seminole cities . -- 4 - a ed :-' , L •j4. .. . . : -. - 14 1 ' f - " as . X --.-'--.t, I , • . (1hairman Dick Walianis lie and Fren ch had in dicated they stuulrth't vote to permit conCont ruct ion of the plant in Seniinolt' withouta gLarant'. I treatment (apat its It the plant for Seminole ouniti ins Orlando City Attornt') i-.gt'rton K van den lIerg inaft the offer to reserve treatment capacity for Seminole at a ;tablic hearing last week 'Wt' worked with ount s t if! nt.,'nt,t'rs over the past week to L aft a '- p1 abli u.n itt I . It funk It t done so.' rg ttnt r uffi:ials it ill totif) Stiiunolt wtKn the plait is treating 1 million gallons of st'sat' each day. The count) wiuld have until the follow ng October to reserve' treatment in half -million-gal incrnt'nts up to S million al tons 'i)nssos r'ntpti.i'izt'd tilt %% ere aPPriisrn I Slit 01 tn utn,'nt plant wilt: •i ii-ax innim t opacits to treat A. gtIIIUIIS Of SO4 age Sti.'ri Orlando officials ' .innouniutst Plan.s to tnwll I:.i:it, thet said the plant .n rI it 48-million i , I .ipiilt% It) nit-ti long-t. t::. sew iigt' treatIient nt'r'ls , orlando, Orange Counts it. I Her IT WAS COLD OUT THERE a l d p;I b, t o rn t,.'ii K it lit I)is is iiid tin Ii riij)t r it un to id in g hi limit her [till thu St .itlio r stors for tod is it St is cold It is thjrt -s-four du'i'rt'es acictorditig to Ili,' thermometer at tilt, Atlantic Batik in Sanford this niorultig and kath Is hu,idIu'd up for the sturst. Stay hutidleil Kaths. 1h St itha mi in predicts i st irtn ing trend. hut iit until s u Ii.ts e one inure night Ili this hi I Is St I ilhit I PI - - - - VOL ., ij . --' . ' . ' 4 1. HAVE Lsr AloNAr Willa. . of Winter Springs and .' t,'ti ( ', i $00 * I)lstrl(t I Ito) l.dhvnspergcr 36, 7 nun or tO e 6 3 June IAIrrnalIn Irn-urntw,it Ex-Mayor Beco - £ i)iIrk't Tn -City Ei Election Results ' V Q8 167, • ith kitig-jat k iii' bieton itt vat h Inc TItit was South "till three titan t' and 1%44. ii ;nIilinIiI'i rr i :0 15i1; 4 '33 31 • I.''ingsniirI lit) i ( iiuni l I)ktrii-t i I(iihn'rt t)ast's l.arr (,iildtwrg Incumbent seat • B. I.. llelnis Sti-ttn Iskert it r' t I I)t'l.riit'. Las h i Inc umbent , Vat 'routhtnard dunyinis £A9 A Iii 2 • Q 10 £ Q J 1082 i irohh Il 663 • i liii UIliIM'Ilt i 11(0" S401111 a I laudr l lhte Sheppard I, attn tuiiir.itiii.it nni Hi aid Ni o b Donna £ nit) from ss ik'. I)i Re sults by Stan Lee and John Romita 04F IS by Bob Thaves nt-os f:td KJ •K - a of truillps (unite,' This or Hill (;rit't gels itess Itias or. - SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST %URTH 22i AQUARIUS Jan F eb 19) You are grateful for the help of en . - et at the same lbs can be a da> of substantial time Just a bit resentful. The accomplistunent, provided keep nonproductives out of t he former becames you, the latter act. have doers only on your doesn I. Coro 6 ' e hIs Ills" %1.1) and .I.tMI.s .1 to tint 21-J (inC pt ! ('a srlhi'r t WIN AT BRIDGE 2 1i Unfortunately you may fin d p, , t HOROSCOPE CHECK IT Cu-! —3/-, approves of it. lie %ill have "onien have both Illidt, all' additional information that will fetuale horniont's The thil tilt i. E36 1 37 38 tidp in making the detision is h4it Counts In stotiit n 'A h,", I the ovaries stop (urn t ionini. th, would approve of our 41 42 43 developing if daily walking adrenal gland rt-niiairts .is U habit. Start gradually if you 010111 source for both 111011' .1 . 46 47 — — have been sodentary, and try to female hormones — build up to three miles a day. So me stonlien have a tugt. 50 s You can stalk the distance in ratio of male hurnionics, st t 53 — — —— divided amounts rather than all thickens the facial hairs at one time I would not Additional female hormoro ——— — —— 54 55 recommend jogging, tennis, or often help, but sthen that is r: even golf until your doctor says a good idea for medical rt'os&.s it is 0 or is otherstise not ft'atihir'. for you. When the heart is already ";.,ii the onls thing left is t.. overworked because of disease. physicalh remove th' hiir it is not a good idea to work it This can he accomplished b) even harder. har That is why some prok.snoital CI1-ctr(il)sis Vr people snith heart disease have doctor can help )ou find 8 HER l F; BElIE (IS to restrict restricttheir physical ac- qualified one in %Uaur yo area r tivity. For the pet-son who does dermatolgL.ct U.lI) kio not have such limitations, a sthich one.i are reputat Ic in it. For Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1977 sensiblcexercise program may coniiniunit help to forestall or even prevent Of course ou can pull Ifir U, 'OUR BIRTHDAY making could be shifted to your heart disease. What Is good for out ouch - but the) 'A il; Dec. 7, 1977n stro g shoulders today. You'll one is not good for all. come back ssht,ther s)0u use a (to the job admirably, To give you more inforniallon wax preparation or (;ive free rein to your secret TAUHUS tAprd 20-May 201 On Palpitations, I am sending And youcan often unprove ambitions this coming 'ear If appearance bs bIt it bini thin 10(1.1) )OU are a hail fellow. )OU The health Letter number there is project you want to well met in dealing with out. develop requiring capital or siders and associates. talent that you don't ;)o,,,. Ilo%ever, your family may feel look around for a partner. the accolade is unearned. r • 1 AW, - Pl ant 11% M A RK %%F I\BI- R(, Herald Staff % titer - i Go I For S I . J Iron Bndae .3!. - .--.. . iteari irregulariti, 32 !_' % w — 70th Year, No. 93—Wednesday, December 7, 1977 on jogging, golf or other forms of exercise for a person with an irregular pulse and palpitation. I am a male, 60 ears old, 5 feet H. and weigh 183, and have no other medical problems. c1jly dose of Otherthan a daily j i-tut-i-t Cj — — LAMB- I would be lntrcsted in your continents DFAH DR. ãiiii'TjTi * jf : THE BORN LOSER • T ONLJO_JOjjt C H NIII$IM$Ib * j '' shelters in Cetus BEETLE BAILEY Start Daily Walking Habit !J9j Eskimo boat 6 Fat. L'E ME TO — 36 Weather Answer to Previous Puzzle bureau (abbr) !! 39 Tease IIJ LIf P1 40 Genus of $h t T1j -ttt0i I I V 1T ,: I. A i t rodents ii I r 42 Oakum Vt / Of FBI reveals ERNIE HAS a m1mD LiICE A 9rEi. ce ' I 1 1 Oswcild'sletters \ from Cuba refer 'PfIap __ .111(i Kit-ithi celebrate ThA1 GES FltO I? GE?S M1iiJGI.D. Today DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS '&A17.1 WHAT IF I NN M FINP MY WAY O(JTA TRESE MDUNt4INS? $1APY 80Y..c0WTL.OSE col1Rct... 4 by T. K. Ryan I WIL4. NUT PANIC! I WI14. NOT PANIC IWILL NOT PANIC! 7wLL. IF ft c O, L E T MK,JOW. j THATSHOLJW I! II ØTH ""Y' SEEIN&. '' ' - truundlhe( .lurk 8u7 I , Bridge I . . Calendar Comics _17. - - I 'I. I I Crossword Fiditorial Lha.s'Abbs I __ - fir. Lamb hlorrope le . i it '-t i'oi, 0, Donna C Ornt - I-A 4I1 4-11 4-A TEA CHER I-hI 1-11 Hospital Obituaries .% Sports Television ltl-t Weather Herald oriole by ' -t Bill fluth Tom Neti,i of 111t, imiitslitt' the cinilit s school office, PROTEST l'.'Iclia-i's and ut I,tr schiwl i-in plo ru's asking that tiltsI'hinoi trnai'd pass a i'a'suslul ion promising to ,ii a Illillio;1oIui,im'i in ustitstaiiutiiig •' lsu.slthi, ,siu'utii'al atid lift- ilislir,uiu- a- tIaiiiis left St lst'us 011 vcui'it irs lnstir.iiit't' (nmnpaiss St emit ha,iki'tmnt �IB 2A-Evening Herald, Sanf ord, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1917 l' ng Pa ri el's Goa I : Ieachi NATION ' - •' . the No. 2 aide in Richard M. Nixon's White House. who was convict ed for taking part in the W a t ergate cover-up. The parole will become effective April 27. 1978. Ehrlichrnan, 52, has been an inmae at the minimum security 1'ederal Prison Camp at Safford, Ariz since IC 28, 1976, tending four large boilers that provide steam for the camp. Autopsies For Mom, Unborn - NEW YORK UP! Autopsies will be performed on the bodies of Rosemarie slanjscalco and her unborn third child, to see %%hY the 27•y ear-old pregnant woman lapsed into a coma Thanksgiving Eve, from which she never recovered, Medical experts had not expected Mrs. Maniscalco to survive, but hoped to keep her alive for another month, long enough for the baby to survive outside her womb. Arthur - Today is the 36th anniversary of what President Franklin D. Roosevelt denounced as the "day, whch will live in infamy," the sneak attack on Pearl Harbor that catapulted the United States into World War If. Low-key memorial services were scheduled, but the day will be much like any other for most Hawaiians. At 7:55 am, local time a blast from a naval shipyard whistle 'ffl signal one minute of silence the time 36 years ago 353 Japanese planes started their sweep over Pearl Harbor and nearby military airfields, killing more than 2,200 Americans. To most Japanese today, reports of the attack are confined to a few lines in a history book, - iContinued Frum Page seek public office in Ca.sselberry and was plagued during his campaign by reports of the r ecent bankruptcy of his bus iness, pumped han ds vigorousl>. The winners gathered later at the real estate office of Elmer Hakalla for the celebration. Meanwhile, Tom Embrve, a former council chairman, who came in third in the field of six can didates for the city council when only the first two could win, was hosting a party at his home on Jupiter Way. He had invit ed friends to stop by for an election part)' if a victory was gained or for a Christmas party if answer of the people was "no." Cit) erk Mary Hawthorne had predi cted a 40 per cen t tur no ut and her predi ction appear ed bolstered early in the day as voters stood in line at the three voting machines. However, with 5,106 qualifi ed elect ors, 1,529 cast ballots in the contests for a 30 per cent turnout. Joan Little Captured - NEW YORK (UP!) Joan Little, a black fugitive from a North Carolina jail, who drew nationwide attention for the icepick slaying of a white jailer two years ago, was captured today police reported. A police s po kesman said Miss Little and George McRae, 29, of Brooklyn, were arrested at 2a.m. after a high-speed car chase, which ended when the suspects' car collided with the pursuing patrol car. The two suspects allegedly had threatened a unidentifi ed man, who claim ed to be Miss Little's boyfriend, at Kennedy Airport, the spokesman said. Longwood ' The Larry Goldberg family yelled for joy Tuesda y night on the Longwood City Hall porch as they got the sign from a campaign worker iftiide the polling place that he had not only won re-election to the city co un cil, but by a landslide. Conducting one in the c'ity. Goldberg received 375 votes, topping the 363 he - I WEATHER at `16 a.m. readings: tern14)ws tonight from mid 30 to perature.3; osrrnlghtlows3.S: ar ou nd 40. Northerly winds at )esterda)'s high 70; o mph today, diminishing barometric pressure, 30.0$; tonight. relative humidit) 03 per cent; TIDES winds NW at 10 mph. Daytona Beach: high 3:14 Forecast: Patchy' frost ID the am., 4:34 p.m., low 10:23 am., nor mally colder locations. 10:40 P.M. Mostly fair through Thw' Port Canaveral: high 4:10 ida> . Cold today and tonight, 4:15 pm. low 10:10 a.m., but a warming trend on 10:39 P.M. Thurida>. highs from the mid Ray port: hIgh 11:14 am., SOs to near 00 toda> and in the 10:23 p.m., low 4:51 a.m., 4:45 mid to upper 00100 Thursday. p.m. am., eith and : HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBERO : ADMISSIONS Sanford: Inez Bacon lorene Baker sher thacit>' Cl eo Fleet Ruth J. Fi Della E. Galloway I if Cinda 1. Messer Hezekiah Smith Avis N. Starnes John L. Tallo James S. Boss, Deltona Anna M. Byrd, Deltona Frances S. Callan, Deltom Elsie M. Dyer, Deltona Henry H. Lohmann, Deltona J osephine Miibert, Deltoia Arthur H. Rlgsby. Deltona Leslie Wright, Deltona Kathleen A. Green, Geneva Catherine Longssood I. Shawn Savage, Longwood Leah H. Brennan, Orange CII> John Meek, Orange City D. Hunt Betty c'bex'IH Jolvison lillian E. Legere Savage, 1A to - 41 ' one cop, o Said Sale *11 be made pursuant to each personal repres en tati,, and fl order to satisfy the terms of All persons intereSted in the Sad t.nal ludgment t *tm a cope of thi5 Nct.c, ot Seall Adrr,n,strat has been miled are H Becti*,th.Jr feQUired, WITHIN T,IRF( Clerk of the Circuit Court MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF By Mrp N Darden THE FIRST PUBLICATION 01 Deputy Clerk T HI$ NOTICE, tofile any oblectoris PIIILLIP H LOGAN 04 they may have that challenges te SHIPIHOLSER LOGAN AND vaI.dty of the decendert 5 *iIl, the MOPICRIEF clualitcations of Its, personal Post Office Boa 7779 representative or he venue or Sanford, Florida 37771 juriSdiction of thp Court Attorneys for Plinttf ALL CLAIMS. M DEMANDS AND N I3OSI )233410 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED PubIth Dec 7. 1977 ,%ILL BE rop(',iEp BARRED DES 31 Date f the frst publication of INS 0 __ Notice of NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Administration 1; 4 December 7th. 1977 NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Waiter i Oro*n Notice 5 hereby g'ven that the A Prrscial Repr esents ftC of the Estate of pursuant to the "°" burns "Fictitious Name Statute." Chapter v $4505, Florida Statutes.eill register Decea se d '!( with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL in and for Seminole County, Florid. REPRESENTATIVE uçon receipt of proof of the By SAME MURRELt. I SONS . ublication Of this notice. the tic P 0 Bo' 1715 ' tltiOus Name, to wit P C HILLS Orlando. Florida 32102 Teleprion, (305) 113 I MOTORCYCLES, under *t,ich ( • , ,n tiut'neSs at PubliSh Dec 1. to, IT? y ,2FS ii . $15 East Sernoran Blvd Clttetbfrry, Florida FICTITiöiJ$j4AM'j'" ' Th at the corporation intereSted in NOtiCt 5 Ne'eby Oten that I are said bw5inn enterprise s as 'Q9ed n buSifl55 at 303 Semorn ' iv 10Il0*$ I1vd Altiniont, Springs 32101 Kawasak of Seminole Inc Si Seminole County . Florida under the "a. fly William WhIte, fictitious name of HOME OWNERS President " . REAL ESTATE SERVICE and Dated at Cattetberry. Seminole that I intend to register sad County, F lorida, October 31 IT?? me *ith the Clerk 01 the C ,rcuf Publith. Pov, 14. 73. 30. Dec I. 1977 C ou rt, $,m ,noit County. Florida .5 OCR,, aCcoydar,e ,v,tp, 'P prce,i.sic,s (4 the Name States to lOHTERNTHJUC / Section Its o, FlOrida Statutes ' CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. STATE OF 1957 , Forrest W Mills FLORIDA "' . V Pre and Sec CASE NO 77.3)41 CA-IT I. PubliSh Nov It 23 )0 Dec 1 1971 It HUGH S McMURDO and DElla? MILDRED E McM(JRDO. hi5 w ife. -----Pla,nttfs SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD . YS OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NOTICE OF FINDING OF Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland (left) KENNETH E FAULKNER and LORRAINE L FAULKNER, his NO SIGNIFICANT EFFECT congratulates John I.eighty on his re-election as *'be. W HO . pee,entty ON THE ENVIRONMENT to be dead Or alive, marr ed , single, S'e"sinol. County Planning Casselberr' councilman, 0 vorced or remarried, arid lPii Division respective heirS, devise". grante,s, Norm Park Avenue He and Pat Southward, who defeated incumbent assignees. IIertors, creditors, Sanford, Florida 37111 Councilman DeLores Lash for a city council seat, had run trustees, or other claimants, 313-4311. cit. 3M Cr ed itors, as a team, supporting one another. trustees, or other TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN claimants, by, through under or CIES. GROUPS AND PERSONS Mrs. Southward's margin of victory was 37 votes. She against tad Oetend.ntlsl and all above named Ccunt, 'I unknown had campaigned on her educational qualifications, parties having or claiming proposes to request felt U S 10 have any right, title or interest ri Departmen t of Housing and Urban including a masters degr ee in government and her t he property described ,on the Development to release rederai experience in state agencies. She had said she was runComplaint 'o for ec lose Defendants tundS under Title I of the itoiJsriç ning for an office rather than against anyone. I Defendants and Community Development Act 04 NOTICE OF SUIT 1971 (PL 93313)10 be STATE OF FLORIDA following IVOlect Mrs. lash's family said they were happy that she could Terry Holds Lake Mary Seat By SiongleVote Pearl Harbor Anniversary I might ' ,. , PEARL HARBOR. Hawaii (UP!) ' ' DISCHARGES Sanford: Gordon K. Brisson Eug en e m'k Marie Ford Earl M. Lee Mark Paul Shawger Myrtle M. Shupe Debo rah L Smith Carol GaUin & girl Nettie B. Taylor, DeLand Leo E. Coleman, Deltona Mary B. K uc hinsky, Deltona Peter Valniunas, Delto na Henry Wade, Deltona Martha J. Watson, Longwood Albert B. Berguson, Orange City Mary Bet h Hutchings, Orange Qty received in his first successful bid for public office two years ago, and including all 15 absentee ballots as the results were canvassed early this morning, At a pa rt)' at his home, jammed with friends and supporters. after the election results were announced porters, Tuesday night, Goldberg said although he was "hurt" by the sw astika sign pa in t ed on a handful of his campaign posters during the campaign, it had no effect on the election "'t' played it very low-key. We just took those signs down," he said . Gold be rg po ll ed more votes than his three opponents combined. The only one of the three who put up an)' challenge at all, Steven Uskert, was swamped by more than 20(1 more votes than Goldberg needed to win , . \. I spend more time with them. cardigan. 11.99 Placket front stñped blouson. 11.99 Solid pull-on pant 7.99 Striped tunic. 7,99 Solid blazer. 11.99 .11 Your choice! 1kPfll ft I' ZT/fo OTT suppers, Sale $3 - .U'ri ,',tll,' ',rr, Is' 7' •.t i . . .of Reg. $4. F"'''-'"' . ' if',' ' •'; . I V . -. - .,i '" :''-. /'' t" . i. (__ '-' '' .- ~. ..---,. ,)) ~-1___ . ----. I'll __ " , :tii . DEERFOAM AND Sesame Street styles. Sale 2.99 I s3i4,/p. 1.0% ii,. r Monster Grover Bert and Ernie or Oscar te Gro,co prices effective thru Sun., Dec. '' I Reg. 3.99. Sesarre Street' SlippOrS of sot! acrylic Sizes 5-12 13.3 Big Bird Cooke Sale sk~ i 11 'F." "' , - kI.;d.,tI-,P 3f :: : ' i ç • ', .' ,' ~ I,. "-': Zc.' .T:,$- , - 1111110 I . .-I ) ", /o`O' - ~ luk .. /'• ( , ' I I I .4 to, 41, 4b , IV . .''', (, , .:::;i L 37c off. girls' FIVE TARGET AREAS COM ..e. . - . ;;O1 ..e ,5..I.,,, Sale 4.50 Req. Req. 5.6. Girls' co,'.l s,.eatcr co's'r's ri great doilds or '.- ar Sale 2.99 Legal Notice Req. 3.99. Little girls short sleeve striped pullover IS rlbby polyester knit S. M L for StieS 3 toót Sale 337 Mary "4;t.( :-.. .'r Ir_'E'. I, U ' r. . F . ,rA&,', I .. * '. 1, . atok, . Req. 510. Girls hooded cardigan lId', :1, UP front and pockets (t,,'li', ,1c ,,1tc cable knit S. it L t lo 16 i3. .i,, , '• .' - Sale 7.50 -: - ' Sale prices effective through Sun - Or 'r pod all acryliC knIt '.' 1. 1- si:ee, 7 16 Req. 4.30. Otris' short sleeve stripe pullovers ribbed polyester knit S .M L for SIlOS to 1 6 day, - Sale 5.62 Little gIrls T lc,:-,- o bloLsOn Is iacquard pattt'rnt'c polyester knit S M. L PCr 3 t 6, • 3' - - 7.49 V?e , ' ,T, sweaters. Wo I ,~l ''.,f:. ,: - 0 - k 9l.i 1 : --- - Now Striped V-neck . KENNETH E FAULKNER and MUNITY DEVELOPMENT LORRAINE L FAULKNER. his PROGRAM Cliff Nelson, completing his first one-year split term on wife. WHO are not known presently Pave certain streets and construci At least two of Goldberg's colleagues on the city council the council received a vote of confidence, lobe dead or alive, married, single, aSociatud deairs.ge facilities J.R. GrantandJJ une Lormann- openly supported him. d'vorCed or remarried. and theIr flookerto*in With l,ll6qualili ed volers, 470- Including 17 a bsentees sntoo Ray Lelbensperger, who won elect ion unopposed to the respective heirs, devlsees, grante,'t, Jamestown 121.700 cast ballots In the La ke Mary elect ion for a 41 percent assignees, lienors, JOhflSOn Hill city council, shifted his campaign team to the Goldberg creditors, $30700 turnout, Lockhart's S D trustets, or other claimants. effort. creditors, trustees, or other Wifl*Oed -- 175.700 RiChard in losing said the total vote was disappointing. claimants, by through, under or Total Amount of C D Prngr.n' erg sons, Jonathan, were with rthei against Said defendantls and all "The number who turned out at the pLUs was a very en par ts to hear the vict ory announcement. only one year unknown parties having or claiming lb has been drterm,rsed t ha t s(f' inadequate display." he said. ago, Mrs. Goldberg, in her first try for public office, had to have any r,ght, title or interest n l'QiR5t for release of turidt *.ii riot the properly described in the COnStitute An action significantly been defeated in a contest for the mayor's office. "To lose by one vote proves that the Individual vote is alte(tirtg the Quality of lIsp human Complaint to foreclose Defendants iIlIl)Ortaflt. In my first dab into politics, I found many The dining room table at the Goldberg home in San' YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED environment and, accordingly . the that a suit has been filed against you above named County residents in the city who are not even registered to vote. i (laiwood was centered with a festively decorated cake has Oct dud in the above Styled cause, and that not to prepare an EnvirmenI found 15 persons in a several block area alone," RlC.'hard saying: "Congratulations to the win ners Larry, Ray you are required to file y our answer :mpact Statement under th ' e, said and June." with t he Clerk Of this Court a nd tO Nation al Environmen tal PIiy Act $/ serve a cOpy tereot upon THOMAS of 190 lf't. TI tI June Lormann, winning athird term on the city council, G. FREEMAN, Attorney for The reasons for such dec t on n04 received 400 votes in her unopposed race, 56 tallies fewer Plaintiffs. P 0 Boa 70 I tOOT Hwy tO prepare such Statement are as I 4341, Altamonte Spreng, Flor ida 0 0110* Adverse environmental than she received two years ago when she also ran __________________________________________________________________ 32701, _______________________________________ not Islet than January 10th, impacts associated *ith thi5 project unopposed. Le ibensperger's total was 367. Both Mrs. 197$ lb you bail to 00 50. a default have been tovrid to be minimal nd a lmann and Leibe ns perger were honored guests at the NOTICE may be entered against you for the leniporary NOtice i$ hereby given pursuant to Section 253.115, Florida relief demanded in the Complaint Statutes, Goldberg celebration, An Environ men tal Rev' Record that the Board of TrusVe, 01 thC Internal lmprv,m,n$ Truit Fund of Thi$ 54It is to foreclos, a mortgage respecting the above p'oiect has the State 01 Florida Nat received applications for campsite leases Therealpropertyproc,e of A total of 668 of the city's 2,911 registered voters cast ag1i 5t been made by the a bove named sovereignty lands on thi Wekiva River from Ifs, following persons is C ounty AhiCh CliXumints Its, en ballots in the election for a fl percent turnout. City Clerk Lof 23. Black 0 AMENDED PLAT "O"enfal review of the proicci Name Iectlen- T.wn. Onnie Shomate had predicted a 35 pe rcent turnout, but OF LAKE KATHRYN PARK and more fully Wis forth the reasons SIlip.RalsIe County Stale Acres" THIRD ADDITION, according to *$ty Such Statement i5 not requ'red Elections Clerk Marie Elgin, early on election said Fred Adcock 525 T20S RIVE Seminole Florida j 0104 t, plat thereof as recorded in Plat Thit Environmental R e $2$ T?OS R21E view Record Joseph Borders the turnout would probably be about 20 percent. Seminole Florida 034 BOOK IS, Pages 1) and 41 of the ton file at the above address and is Russell Broadhead Sit T2OS R31E Seminole Florida 0723 Public Records of Semirios, County. available for public Carl E Chorpenlng damnation T2OS RIVE Seminole Florida 0112 Florida and copying upon reovest. at R oom Stanley H Coleman $I 7 70S RE Seminole Fiorid. La e 03)0 Together with all structures and 171. between the hours oft TracyW Donaldson S14 T2OS RIlE 30 A N Seminole Florida 0131 improents vem no waf%4t%e,eafte and 4 00 P AA Cts.iltsL Ooier SIl T2OS RE Il Seminole Florida 0155 land, and futures attach further No burth environmental William N Edwards 525 T7OS RIlE Seminole Florida In Lake Mary, Councilman Harry Terry won re-election 0330 thereto, and all rents, Of Such project s Bob Freeman St T70$ R7,( to be Seminole Florida 0220 proceeds and profItS accruing and to Conducted. Prior to the city council by a single vote. His opponent, Sidney to the request for Alfred Gilbert St T2OS R2TE Semnolt Florida oils accrue from said premi5mj. f release Of F eder al funds CharlesA Gracey ST T3OS RIlE M. RlChardJr. said today,"l thlnkthe results are valid,' Seminole Florid. 0,130 which are Included within the All interested agencies, groups Virgil Graey Si T3OS Il RE Seminole Florida indicating he will not seek a recount. 034 foregoing description and the and persons di5agreeng *ith 'his Gary Hampton St T20S RIlE Serninol. Florida 0737 habendam thereof, also all gas, de(i5.ort are Albert B Stooge 531 TISS RIlE invited to Submt Seminole Florida "To lose by one vote is something. I accept it as a good 0207 steam, electric, water, and wtitten Commen ts for consideration .bolSnW Hoffman 531 T?OS RIlE Seminole Florida hard4'iug ht battle and It was enjoyable for a First try," 0310 heating, cooking, reftigeraling, by the C ou Warrant. Hopping nty 10 the Office of the $70 TIOS RIlE Seminole Florida Old lighting, Plumbing, ventilating, County Planner, Room 134. IUMrd said. 514 T3OS RIlE ArnoldLawrence Seminole Florida 0311 irrigating, and power systems Seminole County Courthouse Such Paul H.Mc Half ST T3CS RIlE Seml'iol. Florida ti.S machines, appliancee_. fiitur,t and wretfen comments "Like MacArthur said, 'I shall rituim' and I l4anrv Pm.s*w',flnl.alvw t1SYst gSF --'a-' '-- ' ."vw rwr,v. O73 appurtenance,, Which now are or rec eiv ed at t he address spec if led congratulate Mr. Terry on his victory," he uJd, Pierce on -oS R29E Seminole Florida 0043 may hereafter pertain t, or beutiodor bfore December 31, N. T. RIddick 1977 All 14-TIOS.R3OE Siminole Florida with. in, or on said premise,, 0777 Terry, meanwhile, who has served ved two consecutive such Comments so even Cart 0. Russell received will be St.T30s RIlE Seminole FlorId. 0043 through they be detached or Considered CaorgeR.SPitslel and the County will not elected terms in addition to four months as a charter$16 T30$ N7E Seminole Florida 0.330 detachable, reqI.e,f the r elease of Federal funds Nick B Sprit S31 T7OS RIlE Seminole F We ids designated councilman when the city was incorporated in 0,139 WITNESS my hand and the seal of Or take any admini Henry Stubbs slrat y, action on T205 RIlE Seminole Florida oois said Court, at Sanford. Florida, this the within Project prior to August 1973 was taking down his campaign signs this Randy Suggs 131 T7O$ RIlE Ihe date Seminole Florida 0710 5th day of December, 1917, specifIed in the preceding sentence morning. (Se01I Onied:ons 10 any of Its. above applications or oases must be filed I Board of County writing *ttfi Mr. Edward H. Cederholm, Bureau of State Lands. Depart Arthur H. BeckwitN, Jr Commistion,ri, "Campaign signs do not look good after an election is mint of Natural Resources. Crown Building, 302 Blount Stress. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole. C ounty, Flor ida, over," he said, adding that RiChard was the "tOughest By JacQueline Thompson Tallahassee, Florida 32)01. otto, before the 33rd day of December, Ifl7 By Arthur H Beckwith. 'n opponent I ever ran agai nst . I knew he would be and was Deput y Clerk Cl er k PubII5h. Nov. 23, 30. D.c 1, It?? Publish Dec 1, prepared for It." Publish Do.c 7, tn II, 71. 71. 197? DEN 9$ DES]) rtr. a. a iv - shell, 4.99 _jp. TO dinates Sleeveless cowl-neck . . . "Glitter" for sizes 8-18. . - Holiday turquoise and cocoa -.A# . Closeout! potential. Polyester in P , . With infinite suitability ,. f ' . gs solids and multi-stripes ' ' in Colorful coordinates. In - . Say HoIiday S porting Special! .' WASHINGTON (UPI) The U.S. Parole Commission today paroled John Ehrlichman, 2N Pre Todd, Seminole County "Since this 'disease' has director of Human Services, y reached an epidemic stage, I CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST said the health department had HUGH M.cDONNFLL and THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ssoWd wonder if there Isn't not officially requested funding MARGUERITE MaCDONNELL, hiS OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sex education in Seminole some way that some program w ife. SUN I'IRST NATIONAL IN THE ESTATE from the county. County schools is one goal could be devised to try to curb it BANK OF ORLANDO. and SUN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED . '. under consIderatIon by a group if possible, or at least to get to BANK OF COLLEGE PARK, N A, that admnij,at,on 01 he '1 approached them, told Deforiclants of social workers, county health understand it better in our of JOAN BURNS. deceaSed, them of the problem and said NOTICE OF SALE Number 17 315 CP. is Pending in the personnel, representatives of community." NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that there was a chance we Circuit Court for Seminole County the Department of Heal th and Parker's letter suggested his to Summary Final Florida, Probate Divi sion, the a need their assistance," Todd pursuant Judgment 01 foreclosure rendered Rehabilitative Services and idea is to "get together brains 1i'et of *hlch i5 Seminole County said. "Rut since that time HRS me Ind day of December IT??. In Courthouse. Sanford, Iorida T he others who met Tuesday m with spirits kindred to yours to has taken another look at the that certa i n cause Pending in the Personalrepresentativec4 the esta,, Sanford. form a task force to approach Circuit C ourt in and for Seminole '1 WALTER L BROWN. situation, and I feel certain t ha t County, ehatp Florida. *hurein FIRST this problem." address 5 551'S tomOfia Dr., we will receive at least enough FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Orlando, Florida 32109 The name The group, meeting to plan a Wontenay summed up the funding to continue the ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE and addreSs 01 the persona, task force to deal with the need for some sort of solution in COUNTY. a United States co' repreSentJlivc s attorney are se, programs we have now." rat.ori, s Plaintiff, and HUGH problem of educating teenage rs Seminole Co unty by sai1g: A torIN beto* Ma(DONNELLandMAQGUERITE All persons having claims or Marie Francis, Sanford both before and after they lot of children i .0 MacDONNELL, hiS wife. SUN demands against the estate ar ow kii1 pr:.l, midwife who has delivered FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF r ec,uired, called chitdrci I.r', knos :' to take WITHIN THREE three gcneratians of babies, ORLANDO. and SUN BANK OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE together by CLmer Wontenay, care of children." Or COLLEGE P IRK are NA S'enunole County Supervisor for also spoke to the group THE FIRST PUBLICATION o 1)r Hamida Rattla, director DeIenants. C. .l Action No 77 7I THIS NOTICE to bile *IN the clert fiRS, family and children of the County Health Dert• CA 0$ E. I, ARTHUR H BECK of tie above court a Artleq She s ai d the younge child program. WITH. JR . Clerk Of the atoresad statement of any clam or demanu ment attended the meeting and whe baby she had delivered Circuit Court, *11 at II AM. on they may have Each claim Wotenay said his reason for told the group, "I am so glad to ELMER VONTENA' was 13years old, "and the job is t he 25th da y of Dec ember, 1971, otter in *r,tng and must indicate lP' acting on the problem was a see so much interest expressed. f or sale and sell to the higheSt bidder bas i s for the Claim. the name aro just too hard for those g i rls. " letter to hi m from Dr. Vann I though I was the only one our children." cash at the w,attront door Of the address 01 the creditor Or Ni5 agent Courthouse in Parker, Sanford pediatrician. trying to solve the problem." Seminole County. or attorney, anfj the amount Dr. Rattla said funding for School social worker Marie Florida, in SanfOrd. FW'dar the claimed it the claim isnot " In the letter Dr. Parker said, yet duC Dr. Hattla said two things are the county's family planning Taylor said, "it seems to me, follo*'ng described property, the date *hen it *11 become U,, feel the m ost devastating needed to prevent teenage progra program was not received from since I began social work 10 Sit ua t ed and being in Seminole shall be stated It the Claim si? disease In our community now pregnancy and to deal w ith it the state this year, an,] that she years ago the pregnant girls are County, Florida. to *1 Contingent or uflliquidated, the Lot 9. Blocs G. NORMANDY Of the ,jncertanl Shall N, Is pregnancy in unmarried girls when it occurs: "A good solid is in touch with county officials getting younger. When I first ADDITION TO CASSELBERRY. Stated It the claim is Wrured Ihe who leave the hospital Ill- family planning program, and to learn if funding for the started they were usually about according to thp Plat thereof as Security shall be described !rr recorded in Plat Book 7, Page 49. Of equipped for the tremendous sex education. Whether we like program might be available 16. Now they are 12 and 13, clamant Shall deliver SutfiC en' Public Records of Seminole job they have acquired. oprs of the claim to the clerk 'o tt or not that is the way to help locally. Mrs. Taylor said County . Florida. enable the clerk to mail Parole; Out In April :' IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION CIVIL ACTION NO. -1104-CA STE File Number 77.355 CP FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Division OF LOAN ASSOCIATION In Re: Estate ol ,I:MINOLE COUNTY , a cor JOAN BURNS, ration organèled and usIng Decessed the United States under theLain Lain 01 NOTICE OF Of Amer ica, ADMINISTRA TIO Plaintilt, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING H MAR'LINSHIDDAN Sta ff Writer He ldS Ehrllchrnan Wins Wedn.sday, Dec. 7. 1977 -3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FOR Kids To Become Parents KBRIEF Legal NotJii Legal Notice .1- , '.r' Safe prices effecti v e r' ' through Sun Dec ti A- Bikinis, Dec. Ii for $4. 3 I II ! _ . II, ,II ! , s 7" ' ", 'I, "t t_ . . -, ' " , - I ~ Ok . r I S - I x'-,;.p- i '-" ' : IX ' I- . S!",ts sP5.,,pii.sJ 1 "flC' 'S I.' 5i'c ''r" !s 'ir', .1'" 11 ,..,.i .'''''_'i 1111 , ! - .,-., ___ 4.4-160-------~- i - -. 1_1~ -,---" I .- 'i. 'a'-.. . - - nney ristmas ---,.~~,~-,__._ Place SANFORD PLAZA AND WINTER PARK MALL - OPEN FRIDAY 9 A,M."9:30 P.M.-SAT. 10 AX-9 P.M.-SUNDAY 12.6 P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN-OPEN FRIDAY 9 A,M..8:30 P,M,-SAT, 9:30 A.M.-8:30 P.M. - SUNDAY 12-6 P.M. SIi:!J . ,4 ! �B. Evening lkwaM i "Normally I'd be happy to have a drink with you 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL/I. 32771 Around Area Code )S-322•11 or 931-9993 9 Wednesday. Decembe' 7, 1977—A A11111i. 'lA't'sset,"replIe(iIny1nend 'It'sallon this list WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD C. RECK, Advertising Director c I I cleverly peepared this morning. Since it was an important list, I put it in a safe place, and now I can't find-wait a minute. Here it is. ii Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, 8.40. By Mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon thi. $.40. The Clock U.S., Japan its MARK WFINIWRG And Trade ANGLE .\ut three v1eeks ago in Geneva, the Carter .idministratiun made a forceful argument for the litx'ralization of trade, urging removal of tariffs on m the trade gap is widening despite intense efforts by the administration to stem the tide. which most imports would not be allowed to sell unless a special tariff is imposed. Goal: to prevent foreign producers from flooding the U.S. market with steel priced below the cost of production. We cant predict whether the President's enlightened programs will prevail over politics, ______ ((( t - fools, scavengers and sensationaltsts. In too many ins tances, there was good cause for that criticism. his attack on protectionism by giving Americans some hard, straight facts. For too long, Americans have been under the The list of those duplicated in assassination conspiracies by various self-certified citizen misapprehension that Japan is shaming the United investigators includes an international corporate States economically because Japan has cheap labor and many import restrictions. i UPI IIigh ly placed sources in the Foreign Ministry said Tuesday U.S. Ambassador Richard Sneider ______ 1, 11 _______ ______ __________ . _______ I ' ,t ___ ia . _______________________________ - ' cabal, the Mafia, Texas oilmen, Zionists, the Secret Ser 'ice, Lyndon Johnson, Fidel Castro, Edgar Hoover and an unidentified man with a black umbrella, Bureauc rats~ ones. The is among those who have concluded "Japan's success is not a temporary phenomenon. It is not the result of cheap labor, nor of exports, nor of copy ing...Rather, Japanese industrial growth is the res ult of the functioning of a highly efficient system in which the parts interrelate to stimulate Japan is out-producing the United States proportionately because its technology is often better and its plants are more modern. Output per orker has increased 9.5 percent in Japan in the last decade. The comparable figure for the United States is 2 percent. And the principal reason Japan is more efficient is because it has been investing twice as much of its gross national product in indust rial development as the United States. Purely political efforts by the United States will not turn the situation around. The ultimate solution to our unfavorable balance of trade and to our own prosperity lies where it always has been. it LIMASSUL, Cyprus ('P1 .-,--.-- - __________________ __________________________________________________ ___________________ J W Please Write Anyone For White House 9 their story to a local nciAsparwr It got iiii(it. 4 I. I • -" ',.: Q&60 . 1~_, II 11 Speaking of programs -- I've gct a GREA r idea. Wh y don't we revive the swine flu shot thing!?!' '''i:' :. .... -' '--........ -.....-............... Sanford Woman Gets Probation In Shooting -- Egypt announced today it AI1itAhiMs herald Staff Reporter 11%S( ' (fl'T Sanford icon can " ho act' iiitttsl shooting her husband four times during a fanitl> ergunit'nt in Septe tuber wa ,in probation for five . Premier Ma mdouh Salem inadi' t he a itnouncernent in an address to Parl iament lie said the government h ad ordered it shutdown of cultural centers of the Soviet ears Union, East Germany, Hungary and Ssmiiinole'ltrt'vanit ('Intuit (ssuit Judge llotx'rt McGregor I ut'sela', iordered the sentence for ( 'bristiner .Jackson. 2.i. 21' Czechoslovakia and the consulates of the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia. East Germany and Poland located outside of (.'airo CHRISTMAS TREE FOREST (Westside U. S. 17.92 Between Dog Track Rd. & SR 40 434) NOVA SCOTIA BALSAM • FRAZIER FIR '-.'..:'..... ii. . -..... ....... ::......\'.- I ... ' -. 'I.'. .... - .''.... `!~ ~ ,"t* ~ t4-. " ~ , '-' I ".. '-1 I !Ji: .WHITE PINE • RED PINE . WHITE SPRUCE • COLORADO BLUE SPRUCE All guaranteed thru the Holidays , small table size to old-fashioned Sunday School Room size, SELECT A BALSAM WREATH FOR YOUR DOOR —"I - -- - For decorating we have Brush, Balsam & Frazier Fir Boughs & White Pine roping or garlands. POINSETTIAS White, Red, Pink for Inside O Out In egg site can Hanging Baskets 2,49 $499 RHODES & SON NURSERY & TREE LOT LONGWOOD 831.1245 339-2739 * -:. Our Christmas Gift to You 42=~, off Eddie Joe luster, 65 reported to Sanford police that he was struck on the head frem behind Saturda> at 5:30 p in and rolAx'il of $9. The incident took place near his residence at 7 101.. Pine Ate'., according to Ilice' reports. t)ecicht iflak, 45, of 111.1 st. r, DT en tilt- I .ongw ood .if t a, re'p.rte'iI I kputie's Satursl.t> the theft of fishing rods .eiII re'I and other fishing c'quic. n.ent valued at $455. Die' theft was reported (in Shoes purchased this advertisement not credited towards club "'"' 's,' 'i'i.. ''' ..,.-., ''''' " ' - Monday.Frday 96 Sat, 94 , All be Trujrsda, Mrs. Theresa F Murra . 04 , iii 606 Cherokee circle, Sanford, (heel Monday. 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They While Last —_________________________________________________________________________________________ - CalhOliC : '.', '-c'-,' me ""Am ' , , MILS. 11IE11Es %lt'RRt' GRAMKOW ad For the Hobbyist'DREMEL Ch urch , with'S t , ijt CLOCK She is survived lit, her tiusisanil. ('harks F Siurr,is Illeirn in ( lrl,emut i and has lived Sa.nfiirei. Iiso daughters, Sir' iei'r.' all if bit-n life' She' was it Margaret U. Bu.zuep, of Iran an I nT,'m her ,f Sciniford Mrs Caroline T. ;ras Church Orlando: nine' grande'hihjri'r: I' sort ive'tl I)> it ,imicl lint' grea t -grandchild Ltugtit.'r, Sir sA F Gaines, (reiniekeew Funeral hiomite is in I as'ri; Beach. four sons, Kyle charge of arrangements S .iiill Albert i: , lsitbi of Sanfont. St, J h"t Saltcin; •iriil II' McMillan if .?,tcksensillt'; Funeral Notice I.' e:r.inudt'hililre'r. L great. i:ranik'hildriii ,ejtit ,, sister, MCMCLLAI, MRS ALICE f"pt4I "'CS for M's A Sirs lIe'tlia Siuffle., Siiiforel IN II o i1 L hltissoti i-'unie'r.,I liii 'I'S Si Sanlo,o hO deel ,,'C,,', ;'.'.r Family Shoes '""U' tice'mnber f All Souls t',tthlic f .ir r.uec:e'il snit s P t' 4'C1 I, Longwood Square ,VEST BEND ill liar c:' ! I!, — -'i ,.- . AREA DEATHS requires ', 1: %1: * .,j;. , — — W W W W-W th II)%' IF POSTERS STOLEN St't cral ii ovie posters of icnslt'tt'rnucined value we're taken frii, thi' stage of the lId: 1 'beater at 203 Magnolia Ave' nui'twie Friday or Saturda> ,oedribng to reports Laure'tte I"r,iree'oeur reported to police' that someone entered the theater by removing a piece of ph is 'eel that covered a hole' in a side is all Nothing t'15e' U aN taken, r"ports indicated t'( r.'gor plated Cha rles f'urnos. .2, 211 W Vcarr,'n Ave., on flru1utoin fir ri,' t,':,r , V now thru Dec. 25th, 1977. , Funeral direction is not something that just anyone can do It people who take a sincere interest in the problems of others W. L Gramkow is such a person; he cares about what he does - ',.: any pair of shoes (1010 or over) S'Thlt'('K 8' ROBBER ' W. L. Gramkow LFD ' ;!' . '. accident McGregor found Furnas guilt> of the harge during a io in-) ur trial \i Shi v I. M \tiIIan. SI, of I 4°1 I'. hi St., Sanford, died I ui'sl,i> ii irIiitu Sb, wa ..,':s'i.t ,'1; ' ,i Jail. sius AIM F: MeSlil,l..tN - % t te' z Sir '& , from a boat parked in Blink's c'e.ineltiuneel ulele (ill front and, according ti it e'e'ke'ncl jail se'nte'nt e' P .Se'e'cirditig to court r"cords. I urnuits hit the' rear if s chicle' hici> Joseph Glen. of 'hoc ing toturn itt 511 47 lCLst Rro,iI W ji > Sanford reporte'! I \ug 1,1 h'olie'e sool Furreas was polite' the theft of a footlo kt'r .ip;iri-he'nisls'I ''boot a quarter and i lothing Ironic his hone.. ii tIc from IN. .iueiih'nt S4'e'mit' Valliv if the footlocker and tb, .!t''r his t,'hicli' In ike' down clothes was plated cit 'It'' ti itanueag,'s sulf,'r ii tte re'Ialrls sail 'I %d : ,,-' .... "• courts * Police Beat __ ________ _____________ 'nt ne' J1J' ;'i * Fires , DOUGLAS FIR. SCOTCH PINE From 1. ~11 _'~ ` ,~ " 4 ,- Action Reports to Truckloads of frees to choose from: Ii hull> ,\s e , S,irifisril. Mrs iickiiii pleaded guilt) t .iggravate'd assault in e1ot.'r for the shisiting of her husband wit ii a '22-caliber pistol .iane'r. .lt ksor Jr , 29 unIcr is surge r\ at Sem inole Mt'tnisrcal hospital following the' shooting at the fancil', re'sid4'nce' Sept 13 Sari ford pol ice said Mrs lacks ire toll offiu'rs that her tiu.sbansi had beaten her during slorlct'.stit argument and she' ,&it the P1st til from a l'droomn \lrs Jackson told inest igators that she only "anted to scare' her husband he would leave lice' alone''' after he allegt'dl., threatened kill her. ,ic'cisrdin. to polie e' re;ssrts In other se'nte'ncings Tue'silas , Judge McGregor ordered that Mar> 'lane Rol'i reson 2.1 108 ,Stt'rlin Cow-t. Sani:1, be plated on probat ion fr once year in ''onent'e't ion .c tb the' utting of F arl .Jiihmisi luring it fight Far ig 19 \ls ilibin' re pk'adeel guilt', ii batters iii I ,nn('ct ion with the' inc ide'nt. Muth a knife' it as the' it eap:i used, aceontliri to court t cc orels At'erhng tk , t i,wt records, the fl O il took I1.1e c ,it Ninth Ste'e't and (') pre's.s Ave-nut .11,1&:t, \ie;r,'r aR rder& hat a I 'ngwi.i ii.an tound ' Ullt) ''I s'.it ing th tnt' of an i tide'nt " till inJunIe' spemel the ecs'eke'nds in thec' count> e'sclusting I'hristn'as and Ntis Years it c'eke'nds '' so OPEN 7 DAYS 9.9 UNTIL CHRISTMAS I the' _i_i............... ;4k no - - . .i:_ ,c , .;, .,1. - es Schlinge r Sabotaged Carter's Plan Uch the P_''(._.I..~ - ' JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN I dist ci ci '.-' 'p - . I lila iulci .. . Energy Secretary James Without bothering to tell Congress, he imifornied Senate in the battle over President Carter's Schksinger has personally undermined Footnote The F:ner l)e'part:is'nt the Interior Secretar ('e'cil Andrus in a private energy legislation. The congres.nen have president's energy policies by managing to intold Kennedy it will consider using some' ferni .1 le'(terthat ttw' Aditcinistration wlit oppose royalty stubbornly refused to raise the price of natural lunate nearly even' liberal legislator on Capitol bidding for the North Atlantic leases. 'There gas or give any royalty bidding for several North AtlanAt, oil tax revenues back to the oil Hill leases. The department was given 24 hour" is ma several inherent problems 'Aith royalty barons. Schlesinger, however, recently anThe liberal bloc has long viewed the former make its recommendation and had no ti:ni' In bidding," explained Schlesinger, "including the nounced, without warning, that the White House Nixon defense secr et ary as a Republican ret consult with Congress, a spokesman said read possibility of excessive amounts of resources might be willing to compromise on these crucial far more sympathetic to the tribulations LOVE THI NE ENFMIESr Former nwii ilot r' of the being left in the ground." points, oil industry than the problems of consumers. of a NazISS division are scheduledjl to h' i:ui st ' f Kennedy got wind of &'hle'singer's backstage' The next day. Schlesinger called an angry Sonic congressmen have angrily called for his honor next August at a St. Louis reunion if th' maneuverandquick]y fired off a furious protest. Re'p. Toby Moffett. I)-Conn., at home and atresignation. Instead of repairing his relations "tanyniembers of Congress," he wrote, " AmerIcan 70th Infantry Division, The's.' are the' have tempted to explain his remarks. Then he in vited with Congress, however, same Germans who recently partied with 7Ott the aloof energy czar been deeply concerned over the growing control some liberal congressmen to lunch to smooth has in recent weeks added fuel to the fire of of Division vetenins after conducting joint wreath. our domestic energy resources by a handful of their feathers, but succeeded only In ruffling protest engulfing the White House. ay1ng ceremonies for Nazi war dead in U. of thieni major oil companies." The further. current system If,? antagonized Sen. Edward Kennedy, D German town of Boppard "We have to know where you stand," Rep. Mass, for example, w hen he failed to notify bidding, Kennedy in.sLsted, is a "device' which We re ported at that time Andrew Maguire, 1)-N.J., snapped a' ' U S Arit by the major Congress about his proposed method for selling virtually ensures control provided a chaplain and a that ceremonial paes" band for Schlesinger. "We're getting mixed signals. The oil drilling leases along the North Atlantic coast. the cemetery service. Now we have learned that quest ion is whether we will win this wi These offshore leases have traditionally been th the the American visitors invited the These firms, the senator reminded Aibuiinistration former NS or by ourselves," grabbed up by the big oil companies which are Schlesinger, will demand top prices for any of the 6th Mountain Division to attend their St "What I said was misinterpreted," able to out bid smaller firms for the right to Louis get4ogether for a nother drill offshore oil they find. Schlesinger's plan "risks round of part)ing Schlesinger replied. "We prefer the House bill." on federally owned land. permanently placing the development of new oil lie and camaraderie said he had "no idea" why other reserves in the hands of those companies that top officials The giant conglomerates that buy up all A one4lme 70th Division colonel has written were suggesting compromises On the bill, leases, however, are entitled to keep most of the have a conspicuous interest protecting the us that members of the 6th Mountain Division "The name of the game Is leverage," profits for themselves. They have made a fci stability of world oil twices." were "nice" Nazis, not at all like their Storm Maguire shot back. "You are leading tune, therefore, by selling the oil they discover the charge Troopers brethren who ruthlessly ran the dread Kennedy fired a parting shot at Schlesinger's on public lands. style of playing monopoly. "I am particularly toward compromise On Your own bill." Gestapo and manned Ifitler's extermination Schlesinger insisted that "the president will But congressional liberals are trying to disturbcd that you apparently camps, gas chambers and made you not sign a bud bill." He would ovens. not explain furconvince the White House to make more use of recommendation...without consultation with He credits his recent German hosts for tht'r. an alternate system called "royalty bidding." It concerned members of Congress," he declared. holding 250 Americans as prisoners Moffett told Schlesinger that up to 70 of war 4 House without would allow smaller firms to attain offshore "I find the secrecy surrounding your proposal liberals might v,te against a diluted corn• firing murdering them, of abstaining from leases with relatively modest downpaymer,ts. especially distressing," at American ambulances and of proniLst'. But the congressmen were later letting Later, they would fork over a far more generous On the other side of the [fill. dritem of House shouting among themselves over how m eight American officers escape without shooting share of the profits to the government, liberals are seething at Schlesinger for tin, should surrender, "I y at them. Other World Wiir 11 veterans question. I think the whole thing IS Schlesinger, however, doesn't hike the Idea. however, whether this entitles dercutling their bargaining position with the falling apart," one participant glumly told us. them to a red. carpet welcome to this country next 'ear , Department. Sanford received itt.' award for jis'de'stri;ini itc':iths for the' Jeist year. Its record of In I , I ..\ I' S Air East European countries, charging the offices were used to incite opposit ion to Pres ident Anwar Sadat 's peace initiative ss ith Israel. been sold The kids thought this wasn't right. sinceMr.Cesahadpaidtabontheha) width' horses had only reprocessed it. I)kke, the president, and his sisters, the other officers. took WASHINGTON WINDOW :;'- -'.:. !.s w,..'c presents .% .%. %'% Pedestrian Sa f.'(s Citation to I.ic'ut.'iiaiit I )oug Bishop. Sanford Pullet' Force U.2 spy plane crashed and i'xplo(k'(I on takeoff from it British base today a nil I)lot% i'd through buildings in an accident that killed at least six people. CA IRO UI'! non I I.i's l'riil.'tuior,' 1 left i was closing the cultural centers and some consulates of the Soviet ("lion and several Then the bureaucrats heard of Kidcu The CaliforniaState Board of Equalization swept with what it must have thought was the iiia;e'st of the law and demanded back sales tae'. penal ties and interest on the manure that had .,. , high water table at the landfill operations into full compliance manager. for the .A \ East Florida I )is ision y 1w ___ tea.cte - EARNS AAA AWARD Egypt Closes Consulates in - WA.SIIINGTON - SANFORD SAFETY RECORD struck. Six persons tt t'r(' injured .. t ell han' ll(. pilot and five men working in it building he plane Everything was going fine Knico landed contract to sell manure to the local golf ours' - Letters to the editor are welcomed for the landfill situation. be Spokesmen for t ilt. Rova I A i r I"i'c' ha si' ,,It Akrotiri on the southeast corner of the island of Cyprus said the (lea (I i nd uded I vantages evidence that merits serious consideration. 1964, and Huiriphrey in 1968, both %ent front the to become to the self-anointed GOP spokesmarl Alnio all have undertaken their work at llw bureaucrats told Dickie he would ha% t- ti , con- Senate to the vice presidency before winning the on foreign affairs in the Senate, filling a vacuum siderable personal expense. reveal the secret formula. Kidco's chief Democratic presidential nomination, that no one else has claimed, executive declined. He wrote, 'We read all the The Assassination Information Bureau, Even before that - going back to the last Another probable candidate from the Senate Is stuff probably the most respected of the groups, nomination of Franklin I). Roosevelt, YOU sent us about a pest control lict'n'e' Wr the Republican Leader Howard Baker of Tennessee even publishes a valuable bimonthly newsletter. Its presidential candidates picked read some of the study books and u,s littir IV members of the who has never bothered to conceal long-range kids don't understand all this stuff Rut we Washingt on hea dquarters serves as a center for Senate for the number two spot. wubitions. He is up for re-election in 1978 but is know the gathering, analysis and dissemination of we are not doing anything that's s1anerous Roosevelt took on If;errn Trunean in 1944, spending as much if riot more time on the to people or birds or other animals information ll ',e' i i., Truman paired with Albe'n htarkley in 1948 and stump of other states kill gophers and this is good" is in the productivity of U.S. workers and in modern U.S. industries. Protectionism only preserves obsolescence here as Japan continues to widen the economic gap. utc'is('fl( order until after a work se'.ion nut Tuesday at 2 p ii 'i cujjO offices to distuss which garbage would died by the "high-rise method" stacking varbage above Obtain a new landfill site that meets 1)ER specifications ground and covering it with fill -. ('ontract with a 'third dirt, then adding succeeding party"* such as a private layers or by installing ''an company to secure an ac approveii liner tit the bottom of ct'ptabl.' landfill, all solid cells" to prevent Identify an additional t) waste material from seeping acni'.s of the Ost e'ola landfill at lit ft, in'lc'rgrounl water — :, the whole economic growth." northeastern U.S. federal grand jury on 31 counts of in a il fraud, bribery and corruption charges • coverage I recall doing one of III) theiR radii commentaries on it at the totiec. s t;F:R.sli:i. Etes Kefauver chose John Sparkman in 1952. On one side were lined up the ('essnas, their WASIIIN;TON UI'I Is the Senate' still There is a similiar track record among the neighbors and just about everyone olso 'At), For every left-of-center theorist convinced spawning for presidential candidates Republicans, although COP senators have not heard the kids' story. On the other ou had the now that ground foniie'r on"ti'ne governor now that the FBI or CIA was orchestrating a vast been picked as often for the vice presidential bureaucrats in Sacrament.. cupies the' Whitt' IIowt" nomination. mina tion conspiracy there was a right-of-center analyst The bureaucrats, realizing the) equally certain that the Communists master. Dwight D. Eisenhower plucked Richard Nixon It is alreads virt wills certain that a number beginning to look silly, backed off. ft was agrt't'sl of for the Senate in 1952 and kept him in 1956 minded the whole affair, senators will seek the GOP Nixon then won the nomination but lost the that no back taxes were due; that taxes would l. nomination in 1960 But assassination buffs are not unlike in 1960 before winning in 1968 and 1972. charged homeowners; that only future cioc 4 And should a challenge to President Carter Inelection lawyers, journalists, auto mechanics, plumbers between, Arizona Sen Barry Goldwater won mercial sales would be' subject to tax arise within his oven party, that also could COHIt' and those engaged in all other forms of human th&' nomination in 1964. Kidc'o pushed ahead, diversifying intoth from the Senate endeavor: some are sloppy, inept and stupid but Wst4* that kind of history, it is not surprising gopher killing business The young st ers flIts 'I others are bright, talented and highly cornThe Senate as the natural springboard for a that a number of Republican senators are giving up a "secret" formula from their mother presidential nomination is a modern political petent. very serious consideration to making the race kitchen staples and began depleting the he.i development that has taken roots. Miller's hook catalogs 247 other books, 15 for the GOP nomination in 1960. gopher population from lawns and gardens fr Until Carter broke the streak by whiplashing a films, 15 records and 9 plays on the subject. In Although he has not announced, Sen. Robert a modest fee. number of senators and others in the primaries, addition, be identifies Dole of Kansas, last year's vice presidential scores of researchers, the Democrats had picked four straight canThis time the bureaucrats got us r. some of them located in such unexpected places didates candida te, is off and running. with a background in the Senate. menacing. The' state's Department of Food •end es Hammond, lit,. Findla. Ohio: and Bolinas. j0 F Keiin..'lv in 1960 and George S. Already well-known throughout the party and A griculture said the kids couldn't kill goph' Calif. McGovern in 1972 carne dert'cti} from the Senate. even nationally as Gerald Ford's running-mate without a state' pest e'xtenflination lice rise' fl Among theni are a number of serious in- The others we're l,yndon .Jihns'n and Hubert and as the fa.stqwpping former national chair- would have to take the state examination ('at tbviduals and organizations which not only have Humphrey rican. Dole has moved to position himself as a 22: even if they took it and passed, the rule's .i. exposed major contradictions within the Warren Johnson, who succeeded to the presidency credible candidate. you can't hold a pest extermination license U Commission report but also have developed new after Kennedy's assassination and was elected in One of his major endeavors this year has been California till you are 18j. These are factors, but they are minor Boston Consulting Group, a think tank, in Seminole, on a temporary I)ER landfill permit. State July on the terms of the consent regulations require a five-foot order, which calls for the separation between the un county to decide by the end of dergrou'ul water table and December to select one of three buried garbage, but due to the methods to bring its landfill eventually will drop charges including tax evasion against Park and assure his sale return to Korea, Park is under indictment by a the streets would be clean and inviting The children each put up $5 and began Nil a company that was registered in the ('a) n..ii Islands, on the advice of father Richard Cessna attorney. Most of the money the kids niakt' i.. going into savings for their future' and ttn' registration had some th'ferred'inco,ne .11 ______ _______ located with DER regulations. The three methods are: exists in some areas. County officials have been negotiating with I)Eh( since The Seoul sources Said U S authorities . ____ nsc'nt of K,ivironiiiental Regulation iDE10. site, only a two-foot separation operated the Osceola landfill, on the Capitol [fill influence ped(lling scandal. Outlaws. That's the way the bureaucrats vi,. the Csnas. En erprising, helpful kids That the way the neighbors see them. Either wa), four Cessna youngsters have been runnin,' circles around the government regulators It all start ed a few months ago when I)itkt Cesia, 13, and his sisters June, 14, Betty, 11. anI Jeannine, 9, made' a deal with their dad to clean out the stables he ope rates in a nall town cast ,,f San Diego. They decided to sell the manure to the n.'i.. hors for fertilizer. They lived in a new hi.. development and the developer also hired ttin 1 to keep and bottles picked up to make sur , I 11 c onsent circler'' received this week from the state Depart. and Korean Foreign Minister Park Tong.jin probably would set down final tt't'iiis later this week or early next on an agreement to let Tongsun Park re( urn to Washington to testify Children . cynicism. Early critics of the Warren Commission's findings were widely dismissed as ghouls and We suggest President Carter should broaden SEOUL, South Korea REAGAN Since July the county has Dilemma U-2 Spy Plane Crashes ~, _______ Alex Se'nke'vich, DEll's Orlamiel,, district office chief, county landhii' site or change n'que'ste'd commis s ion ap. the method of treating garbage proval of the consent order us at the count) 's Osceola landfillDer. 1i. Commissioners if commissioners ratify a delayed consideration of the Park Returning To U.S. And Those I .'111 later, probably would reveal even greater But it is possible to conclude the danger is great, that the wrong side will win. Protectionism has a strong constituency in both business and labor, BERRY'S WORLD ___ discontent with the official investigation of the assassination. Pollster Louis Harris reported in 1967 that 59 percent of all those questioned in a nationwide survey believed there remained unanswered questions about the Kennedy death. In the same poll, 44 percent thought there was a wider plot than did the presidential commission headed by then-Chief Justice Earl Warren, A public opinion survey today, 10 years foreign imports. It would establish prices below I __ ______________ ____________ Miller's book is worthy of note because includes an unprecedented survey of the fascinating cottage industry spawned by citizen President Carter outlined a program to increase publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be sullied, The Evening herald will respect the wishes of writers whodonotwant their names In print The Fsriilng Herald also reserses The right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform tQ space requIrenientL ,,_, ~~~ St'iiiitiok' County would have until next Anil to find a new Agreement Near On saying. subject, "The Assassination Please Almanac. move was taken Tuesday when production and employment in the steel industry by protecting it from such unfair competition from I allill County Confronts Landfill IN BRIEF season. Just ask the police, liquor store owners anti entertainers, all of whom work overtone this time of year. There's an old saying that the more things change, the more the)' stay the same. Our obst'r vance of the annual winter holiday season, following a tradition thousands of years old, bears out the old pagans celebrated a holiday called Saturnalia, which ot'cured at the time of the winter solstice. On the day of the soltice, which usually occurs during More than 11 years have passed since the killing, but for too man) people the case still remains unsolved. Ever purported conclusion about the slaying has been matched by the emergence of a iiew sub-lot. conspiracy th.rv or m)stcrious death. The assassination of John F Kennedy "is Miterica's deepest running mster," notes Tom Miller, a ut hor of an important new book on the $8 billion more from Japan than it sells there. And I ' s WSHlNGTos ftc reasons are evident Japanese goods from steel to soy sauce are flooding into the United States. This year the United States will buy about Th latest deliberate, sustained overindulgence. And In that sense, it wasn't too different from IN. way most of us celebrate the contemporary holida', I WORLD 'ml 4ys te ry ? that current eeonoic m relations between the United States and Japan are more strained than at any mSiflCv tie orld War II. serious -self-evaluation at all. RONALD eep e t groing U.S. trade deficit is of "intense public concern." Both U.S. and Japanese officials agree is familiar to us-the) partied nonstop for several weeks. They ate and drank to excess, slept off their hangovers and went at it again. It was a tune of Before- and for a time after-the birth of Christ, we get home from shopping. If I have .ins energ after that. I'll do the monthl bills.'' ri D A platoon of government officials v cut to lokyn to urge .Japan to curb imports into the I'nited States, The administration admits that the the past year, take time to count our blessings and make positive plans for the coming year, we're too busy preparing for the holiday season to make any The pagans celebrated their holiday in a wa) that come close to conforming to our annual expectations. Our commemoration of Christmas really is much closer to the way pagans used to celebrate their winter holiday. cards out this year, so e'll address 75 or so A e ca s commerce shortest period of sunshine. -WALTERS I t individual items that account for some $11 billion of United States but his plight brought out a recurring Christmas season paradox: At a time of the year when we're supposed to quietly reflect on our activities during In fact, the activities of most of us don't even "After work lU go b) a liquor store and buy the hooze for the office Christmas party. Then I drop the kids by a friend's house while my wife and I go shopping. We're it little late getting the Christmas Discussion Set For Tuesday the third week of December, the sun is farthest from the equator and we experience a day with the year's My friend convinced me that he had plenty to do, after work, but it's holiday season. and I have a million things to do this evening," said a friend of mine to my invitation to do some moderate mi• bibing aftcr work the other day. "What will you be doing?" I asked. ______ Wednesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, ______ .5, • •: ': ., .' ', ' '''• '-' " - .--.- C • iSLr. - �Herald, Wednesda y. Dec. 7, 77 CALEN Principal Claims Program - .. 0 SOIA)N, Iowa 'UPI , - The students at Solon high School thought Principal ) Larry Meister was kidding ihen he outlined IUS flCA dlScipllflar) policies, Then tte) discovered "The Slammer, Meister days disciplinary problems among his 450 junior and senior high school students have subsided since he introduced solmtaiy confinement. What %e 're f14.dlng out in the education field is that out. Civic Center. Free blood pressure clinic. 34 p.m.. Winter Park Memorial Hospital Assn. building. Aloma Ant. Transcendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Altamonte Springs, SR 436 across from .Utamonte Mall. "Skate on Your Can" night at Skate City, Longwood. 7:30-10:30 p.m. Admission: one can or jar of food for Salvation Amy or $1 donation WInterSpriigsVFW Post 5405,8 D.M. post home. s. 17-92, Longwood; VFW Auxiliary 5405, 8 p.m., First o'ederal of Seminole SR 434 Longood THURSDAY, DECEMBER $ Slate Department of Natural Resources meeting n introduction of White Amur fish into lakes, 9a.m., Orange Count), Aruitural Buildir.g, 2250 F. Michigan Ave.. Seminole Count) eCommittee tic potluck supper," , p.m., VFW Post $307. SR 427. Longwood -- V . V PR I NCE MATCHABELL I - __ - ., ______ • Sanford-Seminole Jaycees board. 7:30 p.m.. Jaycee building SISTER., Inc., noon, Holiday Inn. Diet Workshop, 10 am., and . I p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 pm., Grace Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. Osereaters Anonymous. 9:30 am., Mental Health Clinic. Robin Road, Altamonte Springs, 730 p.m., ('onLmunity United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Cisltan. 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Weight Watchers. 7 p.m.. Longwood Quality inn and Oviedo First United Methodist Church. I ' W . ' - ' I . ' a .• 1 A . . . '. . V ;- ' "-V.,-. "5 ,~;11 V Crt, in and for Seminole COunty, Flidirldif upon receipt of proof Of ?PII •.' . V WIND SONG ENSEMBLE CREME PERFUME COLOGNE AND DUSTING POWDER - i ' This 351) check. presented h Peggy Deere of the ,J un br % urn a ns ( huh, to Tutu II lint, president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. i ported to help hatch (we) crates of chicken. The chicken will be served at the noon 10 1 m p.. I)ec. l barbecue. with proceeds going to construction of a gaieho in the new Centennial Park. The Junior %% onlans Clubearlier contributed $100 to the project. GAZEBO GOLD T r iumph TI0011COSSI77, to sat isfy cPisrgn to, vepar and Maritharn Road PeOla, Florida Publish Dec. 4, S.'. Y, s. 5, II, '7, Il. 14, 1577 F BRUT SPLASH-ON '. . • CHANEL NO.5 COLOGNE 1'' 'V 1. 0 ___ ' I" ft Ii Blvd .. That PM corpoa'ion Itpe$tId on said b icifl$ smerprisit is CI follows: • 50 ,ER- 70 N, I [ I 1: varb AC Janine Metiger All A's and Charles Powers Mitt Putegnat Kyle Roth Jennifer Wallen's Sandra Figueros Rhonda Moro Michelle Ruedlinger Hyla Fruman Lance Hall Dawn Klein •' Andrew Nutt Deborah liasey John Chamberlan Michael Devoney Kathryn Gardner Dana Hargon Margaret Johnson Sherri Pritchard Sharon Riggs Carla Macpin, Regina Navarrefe Ted Arnlund Paul Brown Thomas Clinton Kalja Dittmer Joy f4go le'ea Nicholas Diane Ruot Gary Suec,er Nancy Stirling Brent King Kelle OBr.tri Japr'p Parker Bruce Peopie Joseph Bans', Jam-e linkley Mark Bowers Carolyn I litter I se Freeman JJflic? Gcn'y Michael Gann Elaine Hyman Lynn Jensen Kimberly Pv'ciacriern Perry Pederson Andrew Schaefer John Clark Vicki Plerrrqnsen Laura Johnson Denise Olitt Ronald Ripplr Donna WOiZ Jay JackSon Twelltl5O,ade Nancy JohnSon CClhieen Martn .iiaraleCn F'eyckr All A's Julie Bovines Jennifer Browne Catherine Cclmer Ginger Clifton Marie Cole Helen Dean Gwen Eberts Sherry El,ott Brian E vans A's and B's Rodriguez Stacey S.ij:anr,p ThomaS Catherine lowe De niSe UrbCri',ki Joan flasolone M-br kCv.fl John Gately Glpnd.a Gills Dewayne Honaber Debra Hpland Doreen Ton, % Catherine Inleli Aime Albert Lisa Davis Tamm, tai, Rand, F errs Bran Gar,ey Janette C.rampp Da,.d H'ggns krae L SIC V.tki f,'i,5r9ll Paul Moo', Kathryn Putnam Dv d Simp'sOn M.U'iael King C.eyn Bergman Jeffrey JenlknS Loretta Mitchell Donna Plondick (•, .'er Holly Phelps Laurie Pipkorn Franci's Murphy Victoria Shattuck JA me r', Cltloc' ,ark Fo*lq'. P rpd r, k Pager bade Rega m d ( 4l4e'9ancl' PauI tt, flroit' Peter De on,p Ii." Dittmer [I.:abeth Dunn ( na lor r, cnn Haii ','CrtPi Pda,jrrCte WcnCIc, Pilev T' Ctv eCJdeil Barbara Cc .e Barbara Coleman Tracey Davis Valet,, ku,tendall Patric e P,1ar%ovr Laura Palomb, Sandra Ruos Amy Siaman C ,rP.* Sharon Mansour Chris Moneuse Myra Murray SLIDING (uests at Personality Breakfast of Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce view slides presented b ('raig rsino media specialist (or the Seminole ('ounty S chool S stcnj. ALONG Dan Falstad John Finiboririer Debra Forr,tt La ura FredricKSon Gerald lurboter P.5(bapl Harrell L.sa JohnSOn Rosemary JohnSon Bobby J011e y SuZ4?e K.mbie Charles K rig kni% Klein Anna Laugrilin Oa,etn McLaugP'in Kathleen YcP4ich0I Thomas Poole Diana Shepard Ge'nrtaro Sciliano Cynthia S.sirini Susan Srri7plC Borne Stoll Gpne Williams All A's ano l's Julie DyerS Dana Harden bc, liurrr.es'e Timothy Colt r Jodi Harris Donna Reel Gregory Sea-e, Teresa l-n5i, JefIr,, A•aSs.'r4n Artb0r Ad," , c AiPor '4mrr Ha"" Don &epaui s Mar, KrvSt Obri Yor'Ks Tommy Plus Janet Flab-ar Saran brpeVic,gtLisa Astaco Bruce Band, Vincent Colrcren Howard Dunce" Lyr'ece Ga,tPaa 'c Scot Harr5 R.ct'ard H,45c,r, M.cha,l Hoibert As.a Med-na Kimbeniep 5','r Johann, ,Rair'r's Gary Callawa, Jane Ggie'la B,lnda l..e*S Patrck Y ou ng Mchaei BullOCk Barbara Renalao Deanna I r.tP, Karen Hansha* Mary MarOon P4colettC LCtni Alan Norman Guy Seidelman MtrbCrt velsor Torn Aibtr', Heidi Beck Lauren Decker Rent-c Bolton .0 ,_ #-- 159 # — NOREL" ROTAfl RAZOR RECHARQEAaLE , I J11, 41 3999w __ I : n.'.' 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BUFFERIN Pamela Perteway Christmas .- 0 ' COURANT EDP SPRAY MIST_____ II I Arm Sao,n CynthIa Soper Donna Tannery Cheryl Can'ptell Francs Ca'p'e, Paul Crum John Eli's Li54 Ford Detbe .Ci,'Oitp Barbara Leonard ft.aCr(i Brown Jeff lIcks Amy Hollowa, Andy Karrrn Beth N.tZ-scbbe Richard Sealfonc, Nancy StopcQ L.nda AkQ Steven Barrero Lisa linkie, James Clrton Mar, D.io,ee'zo kCith LCcrC Long Laurel Pr,on P4Oiie Ro An Surprise Come U SUZUKI OF SemloelL Inc. By: William White. Ptnlpns Oiled it Cassulbeery. Siminele COu"iy, Fluridi, Octebi, 31, 151? Publèit. Nov )&73,3& D.c. 7, 1V77 C ' Wade Lyon's I a ' 1*110 @VOW in bu$kw$ at East ' Sa . I 1~ - MOTOECYCLIS, wsMr which we NI Simseen Ceisilbeery. Fteqlga. Carter KarCn Gebba Mark PlC? lell Ka'en Jenrings Cindy kussner Duane Lee Pv chClie P,li"stCn Thomas P,totns Susin Pdiey Molly Peie Kri%ta Ptieip's Ernest Poeeq's Gregor Shrlpy Clay Tefrell Lee Ferguton Michael GliilCrd Philip Gladstone Paul KICin David Miller Lucinda Morse .4 s 0 4 storage Sale *11 be held at Larry's Cycle DES Id SU'san Bokel Karen 1iro*mnc . . NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE on Dec ember IS, 1577a1 7 p m. the U dflignfd *11 sell one 1571. Nami fO.w,t: I. C. MILLS .4 rl A perfect threesome to wrap for her under the tree 04, ___ Joh " NC%lein C,tPa ROberts Brenda Rob.rcn ke,n '.'n.lh Yal?PA IPiuri,rn •Cw.fl Voib ,, I .I.'C ACiterIr' PCI' %.Ii ,9,,V" All A's and 0 5 G?itCH Co Jul , Copiocs JOar'r'e 1)r acc '.irc , Jeanne l ,)*let Iarm HCS%cI ',(Ott c.r11 Deah Lev.n Iiran Pcnsats A,r,l Schm.dt 'lent-c S-enk,ee.tz L 'SC Siairr'an Dav.d Sm.tP Gai Turley Crystal lilacs ' 4 . De,d I ,'('na,d AdCrr S.Cndra flrentn - Note publication of tPii$ notice. Phi tic. IIIIOI. WVpt goo . Legal NoticeLegal Notice g lis Florida Statutes. eli register with the Cliet of the Circuit ' Wind Song. stays on his mind with this deluxe set C' (4rr. David f,.ii.ianc, b.im Meyer Kim Pain Oust Denise Fl itse Daphne S'iyth'r Thomat Wri.jft WIND SONG COLOGNE SPRAY MIST & DUSTING POWDER SET .., ,. By MIKE FEINSlLER referring to the job he was UP! Senior Editor going to do, his good marksWASHINGTON (UP!) - manship and stating when It Twenty days after John F. was all over he would be Kennedy was killed In Dallas, J. brought back to Cuba and Edgar Hoover reported the FBI presented to the chief." had letters written to Lee But Hoover's memo said, Harvey Oswald from Cuba "We do not know if the chief "referring to the job he was was Castro and cannot make an going to do." investigation because we have Hoover said he had not turned no intelligence operation in the letters over to the Warren Cuba." Commission because he was not "I personally believe Oswald able to prove their veracity, was the assassin," he wrote, And less than four hours after but he said he was greatly Kennedy was assassinated on concerned as to "whether he Nov. fl, 1973 - and two hours was the only man." after Oswald's arrest - Hoover Hoover said this was the told Washington officials that reason he "urged strongly" to Oswald "very probably" was lee Rankin, special counsel to the killer. the Warren Commission, that Hoover said he would classify Oswald "iii the category of a no conclusion be reached that Oswald was the only person nut and the extremist proCastro involved in the assassination. crowd.' Hoover also challenged These disclosures were con. speculation Oswald could not lathed In 40,)1 pages of raw have acted alone, saying he told FBI internal reports made public today under terms of the "He was a marksman and it Freedom of Information Act. wasn't anything he could not Hoover's report did not state who wrote the letters from do; that we have tested it on our rifle range and were able to get Cuba referring to Oswald. In a memo to the FBI's top shots off even fader than he echelon, dated Dec. iz 1963, dud; that there is no question In my mind about It; that we also Hoover wrote: We have several letters, found the fingerprints and the not In the report Ito the Warren bullets so conclusively fired Commission) because we were from the gun; that we have all not able to prove it, written to this and we have all the him (Oswald) from Cuba Photographs." NOTICE UDII FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN N041C1 is Piereby given that the ufl4eq$lg,.d pursuant ,o the Nimi $iItvt" CIaom,q V ' "... p d aV',.'I . i,-, Tina Lilly Rachel Coultp Eli:abv'tpt Euliano Meg Fancy Louis Jones Eric Lope: Thev,sa McHugh ,Scnct (tarlelt C hriStine Itaurc Bloom Chr. Dav ia Aponle Denis v. DeVoip )acauei,n (,cdn J4(Qualri Gugr.ard Im HOlcomb ube*'.k .t ,Cfl Kimball .i'hi'nifle K?vmbhaar '.,?OI(j Lauqnl,n "''Pe I yCflS "Sl C ',1 j?'Cv I r est I'amv'ia l'A%Cr JAne Set, V )C t* Sevor F ":abr'h S"rdiny (.l%ey Trnn,s cfti BObby W'lliam Y onti ',I.chplip (Otter Cheryl Cane d, ll,,ru.i Be'ri I-rn (turbi' John Dull, 'arm I orm,n 'I,, "bC"lV 'Jerr, KorIn DCS(bts,r Doug Kent 421OPM1011mak I Oswald 'Job' llt,~%,-k;: -~- - " . . Written In Cuba -- 4. . . .. . Katharine ,1., Jeffrey Crystal Debra Glove All A's Franke Albritton LeSlie RCchtl Der-se Rton eri liObin Flossum JuliC Rsiie? r a(ie Sayyah ricjre* SP?fl(r (T,irn To tl, aSa Ai,eshrp JCrirtt flutOrci Mary R,qlthtrc, SCndr Au',t,n • a 'hlv'('n HC P5 Yr v TENT H GRADE Tons Brinom May Peter Muncti, EieventhOrade 1iChCfcI y'oss.en Aon'on T'are, CrOSb, J )'411v Puienb,Jrg Omen Neln 'C?(y P 't li.h,rc, Prom William Sewers Thomas Bec k Patricia Bourikas Kim Koeck A14 J,,ne Monaghan Susan Plumb ' 4 V , ' . . Rose Reyn.oic, Kathle S,iiarcts LiSa Chase Felicia Cuitl, ChriSt Di-sislets vwobert Green John HObbs Julie JOhn%Qn Coin Mf,? Randall Rusii Alexandra Ca,ji?rr live Coecil Jonathon (roll, Timothy C,reen Cranes Hir, Eric Kerley Kathy Lee Inca Len.hn Camille Lepre Eva McF ails Katie SciOn Kelly flPcPitoi aura Bunion 1 . , . Stacy Mant,&rs P4oeIlc Ward Stecie Bryan Teresa H4rn,n Cynthia Larbig Ce (hari Schaefer a Swst Yar-an Sm.ti'. Pamela Tharp CS Barr Paul O,s Iti.r U.(NCrd Omarco ;reIn 1r LeahGeanopulo's John H4mbie, NAllneftP JCnc%k bi,edi kau$mCn Jenri. 5tbertp,r tir , Van Der (orti .'.iIims 'a Susan BouIrv Robert raistac, Laura Glp'nn Jill Kaprnick _______ V . . All A's and B's Rowann Bettis ________ Orange Blossom Chapter National Federation of the Blind,3 p.m., Apt. 23-B. Twin lakes Apartments, Monroe •, . (;' ;. .4'_.. • 75 Ronald l0Ac1(r VCi,, te.Uh koke's Emily n,$ Parker yin Roddenberr, . . SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10 Alcoholics Ant.nymous Sanford %Somen's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cuselbermy U closed. 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran t•tfl•• , ,J -A_ -+--_____________________ . ___ I ., Two favorites. Two Wind Song and / Golden Autumn Cologne . packed for giving . . Federation of Senior Citizens Club. board meeting, 10 am., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Lei"ers V THE COLOGNE DUET -. I • . • Peter Mihok V ' 05l Scott Leete + TheresaWilliams ltrenda Pdlq l,1tacl Saiast,labai Li'%lry Akr's t3ro?d Arthur Susan Balk M.iry C tar y Jeffrey err-s Alan Greencaid 04011 PlCiim,I tori A r.c3,p. Ginger King ' ' Oi. e-r,s Oli ver Deni iCttr y Sorin O'L C?tfl Titt'iq'n0r C.itherin SSaicjrn A?lCfle flu''st Damon Clary - , .. _. " / .4 p fl Michael Davidson Anne (viio Jerald Hallmark \ \ - / lt.Ir All A A 's Di ana Burr .. • The Young at Heart Club, noon, potluck luncheon and Christmas parts', St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Bear lake. NINTH GRADE ' - . .. a of-school suspension just accwiiulate 10 points, Meister "I see discipline handled Students accumulate Theisolation room is used up doesn't work." Meister said puts them in throughout the year. The more fairlybecause the rules The Slanimer, tofiOtimesover the school year, Monday. tit're they are placed in Met.stcr said. Toward the end of second time they reach 10. are spelled out and students "The student views a three- solitary confinement, isolated the year, as disciplinary Meister places them in solitary know exactly wuatthey're day suspension kern school as a for 6 hours in a 4-by-8 foot problems mount, the viaiting for three straight days. The going to get points for, he said. vacation. That's hy !,t"Ve Mcu.ler's view is not shared office equipped with only a desk list grows and more rooms are third time, the students are developed a way to keep them and a restroom. b an the students. n.siuns given three-day pressed into service . in the school. In es essence, the d student is doing an awful lot of door is locked to keep ,Aork. There's nothing to do but other students out and students • I W I • I I '' study." inside are prohibited from leaving. The precedure is simple: Students are given points for "The only way they get out is infractions ranging From ifthere's a fire alarm." Meister truancy to smoking. When they said. 0 HonorR olie0 Lake Brantley High School 6 Problem Students Get ' The Slammer Sanford Serenaders senior cstuens dance, 2:30 p.m., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9 Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chunley's, Aitamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs. 7 am., Sainbo's Sanford. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road Longwood AA. closed, 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church. Sit 04. Young Adult Club for Singles. 9p,m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins St. Weight Watchers. 10 am.. Sears, Altamonte Mall. : 1 DNESDAV, DECEMBER 7, Sanford OptImist. 7:30 p.m., Hobda) Inn. Wednesday, Dec, 7. 1977-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Success s _I . - ,.5kws,. .t- . . ,_ . ' V b , • , -. - V 4"•". V V y .- .. V t ,, - I 1111 , :' 5.. �16 IIIA - E .cninq Hera ld Sanford, Fl, Wednisday, Dec. ?. 1917 '1 tiif:F.I andyoufpiiit IoWn I ra '11 ' ii A- W a ; ..' • I • SPRAY COLOGNE TWOSOME dooms 4 I. MUSK OIL GIFT SET - • Includes ,-o: Musk 01 Perfume and 2-0: Musk OP Cologne Spray TIGRESS TOTE 2 Special 1-oz Cologne little gifts 2-oz Bath Powder Shaker for special little girls. Extraordinaire with Both deeply sensuous Value 2 :o 3-15 )950 - .- - Budding Beauty 400 va - IIaruoni competencies : t 4 9 25 TO35° The 23 competenc> factors, included in Ms. Bloom's bill, elude showing proficiency in basic reading. mathematics and writing Ihey also include abilities to carry out instructional activities, tx-trig able to discipline students, showing awarenes toward hartgin social Ix-havior patterns of students, constructing fair andreliable classrcsni tests, to give sound advice, knowing how Ill accurate records. selecting reliable instructional materials, interpreting uliessages and helping students find moral aiiial values (ties can use aw a' from school. I 'on ii .issiom'r .I 1 MUSK OIL GIFT SET FOR MEN A stimulating and proocatve Scent Includes 4-0: Musk A. 1 ENGLISH LEATHER MUSK GIFT SET scent n ill CI.qri,. 1000 600 I a. BRTIT ri SEX APPEAL AFTERSHAVE! COLOGNE FOR MEN BRUT SPLIT 700 .700 c. Legal Notice Rnu1p't iiii stano B. l 11° C. ti.. ornpIan? or pett.n WITNESSrn9 hand and the'.,,, this Court on Noyen',t,pq 7 1 , A. c- THE BOSUN L t III a: of L Aimant, Emeraude A. LOrigan or lrnprevu in bright lantern package B. . B. - YOUR FACE PERFECT LIPSHINE C. -1- - ' B. AvaiI,ibe oifl - -1-,• • D. V '.iØ-- It starts softly. an never seems to end The Spray. 7511 oz. -f-- • - Iiiiii / i L.4 4 Available in Khara, Aquarius and + . 6 I Hypnoticlue i ,' •- , FRAGRANCE POMANDER Available Khara 3-oz. CORDAY TOUJOURS MOI UNICORN FLACON 1-fl I - CANDLEROYALE I IOIJUR • $800 I • li Two treasures for her pleasure The Spray .75 II oz. and The Powdering, ILaf 1. $450 - ESSENCE RARE - . . oz. in 495 Aquarius $ Hypnotique of cologne spray concentrate with na atomizer Also avail in Fame 4 395 • 'a The exquisite twosome, The Body Fragrance, 1.75 it. 0Z. and The pray, 1.75 II, 5"v'c ' •asrea bt the ('ISCnAb'r (0'.' 't'prN' %,'t v, •rC.0 P'i' le .JmC' ? l 9)l andl' U dPI of P1,P •tdc-cal rui4?,on% and -- .'' i,?(tfl' Sl"nC'l' 5O',',l,a P p ?.gbt l drtt?m I'? "n ' t,1.( m • "P 'Ii .' ' . 'Ct, • ,i ((1 ' A1(1.1( I',bI.%t ni s TI'CtC AIC C. r.-', e- And . . 'Pffl(e t?A-tf' 'P- c A-.cunt pa ii It %.(P pr'f'.or". tr t h e sery Cr6 .1(11 0.- J'rI "9 droll A LerSOl' 'a" 'I% rube to 'eCe'vt' f u (r, i .flCOfllPCfl%Alrd st'r 'L Maxtor ft 4 in ., IØf3, P.'. ., '." f A, '.' Alr rr 9 • ' to classroom lurlington, has not completed reconlllaendatiohs about how the 23 factors should he applied. This is the greatest oppertunity we'll have to improve teacher (vrtificatuon and I don't want to blow it," ra ys. Ms. Bloom would have teachers tested every five years. But teacher unions say the proposal is unfair, because members of other professions aren't periodically tested for competency. "That 'the view of the unions i has problems," said Ms Bloom. If Idon' t like a doctor because he's unqualificd. I have the right to chose another physician but as parent. I have no choice about which teacher teaches ti children." Ms Hlooni said if teachers fail the tests, they would be given instruction at teacher education centers to improve the skills Falling a second lime, she said, could lead to removal. The tesls, she said, wouhl involve writtui examinations plus ravi'w s of classroom pvrfontan e ''I think teachers are doing a spkr.did job.'' said Bloom, Aho has worked on the bill for several sears But I don't want to ri-Hove teachers who want to tcach and have a dedication to the profe ssion All I waflt to do is help (herr, wprovt' the skills they n.t FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR aw haa Gtt i, IDEAS 01. lil im ..i , .,. SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR - .' t:•- ,'s',.ç- AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI .'- - '•'.'3'-,, .1 -a ','_'l:Pt ..'•-. V21, hat to cut down on if you want to cut down onyour electric bill. T -----i-I .ss I-' ".' -• ( .'t ; ' Jr 4412 ''..•L"C-,-.,_-.' ;.rt r r . '--• Toda, everybody is trying tc use less coctnicty Partly to conserv e usage varies among different product brands; weather conditions, size, energy But mostly to have lower-cost electric bills location and insulation of a home: and each family's pattern of usage.) Yet many consumers don't know which appliances or products use You II notice that air-conditioners are the heaviest users But you can the most ntectricity So they go all Out trying to save money without really still keep cool dehumidify your home, and realize substantial savings cutting down on their bills On your cooling costs by setting your thermosta! at 78 degrees. If your To help you choose the best ways to conserve energy, wove prothermostat isnt marked in degrees, place a good thermometer in a room vided the chart below ltemiZd are typical appliance usage figures out of the air-conditioning flow to be sure you re maintaining 78 degrees based both Qn Florida Power & Light research and industry-wide In acditlon 10 the information below, our booklet HOW TO SAVE statistics These figures are intended strictly as examples in that the' MONEY ON YOUR ELECTRIC BILL will give you many helpful tips on reflect the average operating costs of various appliances However, they energy conservation. And its free, at any FPL office Because at FPL. we are a helpful guide to effective cost-cutting Also, keep in mind that power want to help you save ''' :- . '.-a'r ".1 . • • '.'_' -'-- .- :--'" 1 - ' °k3 ° :' - ' 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANti FOR SEMINOLE COuN 7y 0.114 LOUISJ OP1ETRO JR FLORIDA ICE I. e* Yo'IkAvenve CIVIL ACTION NO 772216 CA 04 ( (QQ P4rbor PIp* jersey In Re The Marr i age of JQll ,i PiOS'f 770 01315 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Peft'a for D.iolut'on Of .nd Marriage has been tied aganst o. ITQ o ('F iy fi A PSt - -, And • r, . , a' 'ed It, le t to a ,jI., P4UTiC OF AAC TT lU'f I ON of yOU' .OSAC? 0 rI'taci.nu c 1t. riirr -- - :, Ia iii D11' Tw, H' NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ---- 'n Ambu s h a t $7 00 .t 9 C)c''ryn, 0 "4P" and R't',,b.l Ia'.,, St'r,.(e P9ti.9P'. the SlaterJ1 I ¶urn A 5116 )l tre ie'vei c4 Ofl'rrC4I',j SC?.'CCI 0 be rri4iJC ,I.Iiablc C, Si-. nole P,'ernc., "01P 141 Sanford 9 C In the p"oci Of OtC*ev 1 1971 to SCpternbcr J. EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUP?. iN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO F' 2)6) CA SC In Re The Marriage of, .I'.( WO LORNAINI ' iou's - •- (' i4 TO 50 7 350 -, I I - Cuflct'fltr,lte fl this heady )'00Cii.( ,c+.rit o. FRAGRANCE MASTERPIECES C. II IIIIIHI (er PooISh N ov 23 iC I H "O! non-a.rosoi mist 80.0: Spray Mist of Emeraude. L'Aimant, LOrigan or Imprevu pj4 Z 3-c: spray cologne and a Chr i stmas ball Emeraude. L Amarit. L Organ or lrrprevu \-. 700 a. TABU SPRAY MATES GIFT SET Parfum de Todette encased in '' '.00 Cl .'. If IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2 SHINING SCENTS ' :-oz BY Jean F W i lli e 75 gi . - Memorable and masculine froarance in 2 - c: Eau .. 4 It. '.' a.ii it Super-shiny lip gloss packed with cooke-cutter and ngerbread man recipe + - TABU SPRAY MIST CONCENTRATE 250 till - A. - GIFT SET A,'P,urIf Bec* Clerk 01 lIt IC Cologne and 2-c: After Shave t LANTERN LIGHTS NOTICE SERVICES TO PERSONS UNABLE TO PAY THEREFOR Semi nole Mtmø,,,,i Ho spit a l Sanford. F ior,da 32771 p I fl P I I ways tu cute poor '• ,, NOTICE OF ACTION ,iI TO JERRY DON POTTS IOS Western 1914 Vaile0, CaiIorn.a SilaS YOU ARE NOTIFIED 'ti.at an made. nuf'.j,In' to two fPQ'j ?Cmeqrt% of 1J(tofl for d.floivtOn of f1.9uia?'Ofl% Cl 'he Pubi.0 Plc.slth / hAS bffl'i lid aga , il you and you S'rwce, U S Drrtrnynt of PICAi1N, are r equi red to i.,r'.e a copy of you? tv(4tori And ,'eilvr 112 (FR. we,ttn defenses. .1 any. to ., on 53 tIll and l?r .app"(abie pros.ons DEBORAH DC LOIS POTTS. r Pe4toner A4O9f' addreSS , 9 155 '.• .d , rAc,i 'es Con 91?u(? C?' 0'' West 2511' Street, S a nford r lord. UriC 23771. on or before, December 7711. %rr .c ,s "Moans 1577, and lie the org.r'.ai A it, te '.C, (PS falliblC fl 'li clirk ofths court el te$'y I( i' A?' (P I?I' "(dc . it1. ' service on P,tt'rie' of rn 'SC".'• ,fl4' IQ pa r lhefell rnj,a'eiv thefCtte, C'r'er*.'.e 01 A''h(Ju1 (p"IfiJe of At A (hl!Qe A'.(? '9 I'SS It'll' I?? 'pa%or',,bP, 'a'., c' default All be en tered Aga1(5? ou % - , ( f' 9('v 'C is Ttc l e v el Of 5.. I' for tl.@ reii dernand.'d l( I'll ENGLISH LEATHER I "GRAND NATIONAL" SET T After Srip Past Ccoqnt 2 75•o: Deodorant sI cill, and 6-o: council is working on Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT cour OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR ,CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Caw No 77i3 CA 04 1 In Re the Marriage of DEBORAH DC LOiS POTTS W ir and JF.I4RY DON POTTS % Cc'd3rs 4-c: department teaching and upgrade uriipetency evaluations. The council, said I! 500 split Packed .r' i MESSAGE •'t-- distincti v e pie. box JØ%A.Pd ENGLISH LEATHER "THE ENTRY GIFT SET Includes 2-c: eaCtl After Bold, brash Btu * lotion in 3 2-c: 4 -oz bottle of Jovan s CCrt ng blend of spces ad .'ocds with husk A. rn 3. . IN Eng lish feather-.l rid 1 01 Aftershave, Cologne and 7-o: Soap- on a- r ope . Thelma Millie. daughter of Mother Itub Wilson. accepts check for Mother Wik.,i ( ;d Saiiiu- itati home from Ita' 1)v(;roat of I)' (Disa bl ed ;mericaui \eli'ransl. CHECKING said current riufication laws expire in 1982 and that if f F:iluitiori Ralph 1 unlington ti'acher tenure .inI A. I . view Draws Fire Re TAI.l.AIIASSKK, 'tJPli The Department of Education has prepared a list of 23 factors For reviewing teachers' (OflifWtenc) in the classroom. But 1)0K administrators, legislators and teacher union officials saul Tuesday a controversy has developed about how to apply the jixigung criteria, ilie controvers) surfaced through a recommendation Froit Secretary of State [truce Sniathers and a bill by Rep. Elaine Hksm, 1)-Miami, who both want teachers to be tested on their ' TU//Yff 2-;OZ spray colognes in your favorite Faberge scents n Teach r e U P1 Wednesday, Dec. 7. l77-PA ~ . From Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. C I,onnn Pt?.? orr aI'ore, 10 [-dELYN A T'POYF I 'c. GARY ( SHADER ESQUIRE Address Poet Once Bo' 10,21 Aitamên'e YOU ARE NOTIFIED tp.l' i $prngs. I )llOi And 'Ip tollicton of OnoI.t original Ar't*,' a' plead ng fl thy I., been l,ipd aQa'st you and ,. office of The (i,rh of 'he (Icyl Are rpQured to '.efie a cope Of ,. (ourt on or before 'Pt II' day CO t,,',tn deten., 'I Amy, to .1 on C December, 1910 it you la.i to do to If EATON JR ESQUIRE a default Au be liken .,ijans1 yOu PpI,t.ontr s attorney, for fist rpi.pl demanded .n 'I.e dreSS is (INOC P iftill v Petition ,%ALDEPE BAUM A FATON DATED ,i' Sanford t' br dl ,'. ,'?pe Park F edrrai (9jid.ng )S 51p, S,m.noie COy"t, 1' lordA PP-S 1,,'.t Boulevard Semo'an day 01 Decerrt'er. 1977 AIIa,raflle Sprns I ior.ca 371h lSeaii . a, 1 t'ote Decerrtef 27th A'th,r H ItecPt, 11. if lIp ?P,p rg,nau t,,?1, tbp Ciotti , "- .. Clerk u? he. (?(ul (' Court r,?hpI bylore %l'?v (C By JacQoeine TP-c-.pton ,, Depu, Clerk nd..9teiy IherplUr' O?hPrA , Publish DeC 7 Ia 2 Il i.' Pel.9y 't t, il he pott'eil •,.9•?'9' , 015)5 I to 910.1,000.1 flu? Irarrage "7 - _._ •. d'%Wived INVITATION TO BID .',iTPa[SSm,P,ar.da,"dtP,rsr., '' of S T A T 1. • h Cou'' on Novent,' 71st I,'' OF PAR ?5l[PT 01 pal :. Ta A'd,' . :. ,4 C II A C I TAT ' .• .,r'P,yr It UCCIA ft j' SE s C I C) PS .5 L C p-rb 0lll,c ("Cu Icl N (C(IV'i, P U NTIL 2 )C I' 5' i., Jean r ',Sibp DCCI ill RI L, 29 19 AT 1.1 P',.T,1. 14c'. :3 V) t)e 7 Ii AS5iL(ttRR'e OA 11PLVD F14 iDA Pt N 60 F OR APPROP MA TEL V 11.625 SQUARf FEET OF OFFICE SPACE TO tIE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Tlf( LOCAT ED WITHIN FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY a, FOLLOiAING GEOGRAPHIC FLORIDA BOUNONY I ROY TIlE IN CASE NO 71 2111 CA OIL VER5[C 110', CI US 1197 AND In lie thy Marriage ;WENCH AVENUE, ,5(ST ON I "I 14111 141 AL I P '.'ATPII tl 97 TO TAMARIND AVE Nut OU'ri ON TAMARIND AVI Ill "° TO ROUTE NO As ',','L S . ('I C' •a •,';.Y,, ROUTE 140 46 TO l'LRSiYYQN I4,S&Xfl(Tr'' AVENUE 500,14 ON PIN NOTICE OF ACTION SIMMOPE A'. I' Nut TO I), 14 '"I ',TAT[ UI I 1014 pt, TO STREET [AS) ON 12TH STRE [7 S'IL P1411)11 S'ATHI.,%'. to LAP I YARY BLVD soul,, 1415 onCe 5 Unbc,t," ON LAP I 5' AN V It( vr to 10fl .RI 141141 BY Oil ofr' AIRPORT III VP CAST ON III Ii hI IT ''' AL I 0 AIRPORT itt.0 TO SANI 0140 ','•'THLWS h.I'. f.( ,i Pef,?,On AVENUE PEOIJTI4 ON SAPEI ORD ?ht ('rcut Court of Semo"" FAST AVENUE TO ROUTE P40 C ouri? r. F lorda. to' D.ssolu? '' .. a ON ROuTE NO Ia TO MILL ON ',',itaqc And ,e., if, . a'r-d LI t. 11', UF . PEON TH ON ""' A (001'1(1 flu? S*1.L LOPIVIL Li AVE NUI TO T'IrnS.r .1 Ant vn K t 14141: T If Vi. S(MINO..E BLVD WI '.7 ON SIt INTO '.14, at S 11145114 us' SEMiNOt F Pt VI) TO PONT l i)AVI S A '.'( IPITOII. Attorneys for ORIGIN l','t.oner AIPOSe •,ldve's% .s Post SPACE TO BE AVAILAIII 11014 011cc ho. 1330, Sanford, 104'.ii.' OCCUPSNCY AUGUST I. l7S OR 11771 and lie tIp orunal v..th the WITHIN NINETY 150) DAYS (r'cb of thr.9toyr 5fylpj (our? c"' AFtER F XECUTION 01 A VALiD tjtorp Oemticr 7111, 1977 LEASE WHICHEVER OCCURS C'hC?A.%C .9 ()l.IuIt And uIlm,,?r EARLIER DESIRE Al lvi VI £17 y,00Jml'flt *1 be rfl'r?rd ,, LEASE AND A FIVE 151 yEAR '°° br the rripl n'injpi vs 1.. AT OPTION RENEWAl I',".l.on SPECIfIED RATES ,%ITPI[SS "is Pooh and off.( Ai • BID INVITATIONS MAY III %i'i0l 90(1 Court on tre 23r,i BTAIPdFD FROM MR STIPHEN November 4 0 I77 cHaCOSKI AT 120 LVI OAK '.Clit (ASSIL fl(RNY ILVO Ar?h' If Bf(IA.lh if IFLOR IDA 32707 OR fly PHONi NC, Clell UI Ii'r C r(, ' Osi ]]1 02010 TIlE 1411,117 iS lIt JACQiIi.nP Tj'.O (SERVED To QUA (T ANY (),pputp (irb AND ALL SIDS PutiSt' Nov 20 Dis 1. Ii, 71, 1977 Publish Nov 30 C)ec 1 1971 )(IJi1 0114114 ,v.o". Typical Energy Requirements of Electric Household Appliances Est.kwh'" - --- -Electric Product Food Preparation Baby Food Bottle Warmcr Broiler Rotisserie Coffee Maker Deep Fat Fryer Dishwasher Egg Cooker Frying Pan Hot Plate Microwave Oven Range "lllith Oven With Self-Clean Oven I Note One self-clean Cycle uses about 3 7 k','.h or about 17: I Roaster Sandwich GriP Slow Cooker Toaster Trash Compactor '/atfle Iron Blender, Can Opener, Carving Knife. Fondue Pot. Ice Crusher, Ice Cream Maker, Juiccr. Knife Sharpener Food Mixer Warming Tray Waste Dispocer Food Preservation Refrigerator, Manual, 12 Cu ft Refrigerator-Freezer Manual. 12-14 Cu ft Frostfree, 1417 Cu ft Frosttree 17.20 cu It Freezer Manual 14' 2'17': Cu It Frostfree, 14' 1-17'? Cu If Laundry Services Dryer Hand Iron Washing Machine (Automatic) Comfort Conditioning Central System' 2 Tons 3 Tons 4 Tons Room Unit'' 1 Ton, EER 6 1 Ton. EER 8 1 Toni, EER 6 .i Ton, EER 8 Dehumidifier Electric Blanket Used Monthly Eat. Monthly Cost S135 8 4 16 5c 36: 18: 12: 56 61 52 75 each ieSS than I 78 125 170 205 9: 32: 41: 32: S261 14c 54: 14 . 9:' 16 4 Domestic Supply Pump I': HP Pool Pump (a HP) Sprinkler System (U2 HP) Water Heater (inclusive of all uses' ''I FPL Systemwide Average Use Average Use. 2 Persons Average Use, 4 Persons Health and Beauty Hair Dryer Hair Roi!c-r Heating Pad 27 $1 22 S16,88 SI 26 212 195 310 5954 $8 78 13 95 2 55 0fCt'f Of 7P- •.-'.f '.ah use's ubsil" a' 'all -.,X- nO9I Ccrsrpc' .l'tS t1"y "'de Sal Al 6L'.9 • .X', ' .rT t .'o$ta!Wftr'ç riSu'Ila" "N PiOO.t9 and 011701 S6525 CC , as A $12375 *' ig hil flest ' l I.{*'07t9 - *" *e -' 9c per hr 7c per hr (C per or 5: per hr S I jflSi l "Ea cti iWo*,flise' tol uses itst 21'a17y 17c1 (acts *Mhr, mLCt'.r'O load yAM 3i 6*17 P1 POf t, 7s Ptcf A'50 cycle and Al *L ALSA cod O!p5 CNCV Aa'tW • 1 FL OFiPA l't,".'.( We want to help you save. '.9 • , .•'c ''f14't -:(-r. .1q4 L S .•,':--- - '- I , . - I ' t it 4i;x t tv It eacri :ess than 3: A l i 32: 41: 16 8 44 27 it Ot 81: 36: St 38 - A tit Mir 6 of If I 17 's"L" . . i',.' C" ' - - '•' 1 4 18: 50 60 45 52 32 52. - 7y' l'',. --- -.--.- '--"i - ,'Vp.. (C"'P9S 4 +( a 3 -'f bas-s S-E*1 '0 "es"Cltal Ca" cc-"f C"eSo"l .:,c, .CM,,C *'e' '3 I t•0 7f * '...r d t .'*e' • , -' -: • So.' - -," '1 - y1' :L- -. t? - "¼e e.-; c' ,or i s eas,,,',v7 "&'aa" s a e"';, ?5).A9 6a17ei:"crc' t"•s. es?"I'ed CCSS AC CC"Cs.'ed LI !17a1 'a'e A CU$L7a5' TI, &pp.o. '-a,e 4 Sce'ozs ,- I 1*.' 'pr-.' 5 1 .,',.,T ('('S1i'As __________ 5: each less than 'I p FPL . dl -- fill 2 per hr 1': per hr U: per hr 1 per hr 31 12 ______ I r sye.j ",'ed .I".i 'C- - 'Y''&'t Infrared Heat Lamp Sun Lamp Curling Iron Makeup Mirror Shave Cream Dispenser. Shaver Toothbrush, Vibrator Home Entertainment 9: 5: 1 7 S338 23: 41c 54: 375 28 9 75 5 9 If Water Heating and Supply Radio S608 S846 $1 35 18: 12 Radio Record Player Television Black & White. Tube Type Black & White. Solid State Color, Tube Type Color. Solid State Housewares Clock Floor Polisher Sewing Machine Vacuum Cleaner Lighting 4-5 Rooms 6-8 Rooms Outdoors, I Spotlight. All Night $563 S765 $923 . k than 5: $351 • Il 30 each less 135 188 1450 2100 2750 Electric Product I-S - _________ Eat. Monthly Cost '" Fan Attic Circulating Rollbout 2 7 9 7 30 5 3 12 3 4 2 IEst,kwh' Used Monthly ,- - '1-.. . I �SPORTS 1 CA- Evenfng Herald, Sanford, FL Ii It ,afii 0-. A . 4--. I 618( I .- . -!W' . I ~. Z_ .. I . -0 Ill .1, -- ~ . I I Despite Zipko, Williams I. . OD 11/4 Florida . College -. In. - off the Stars in short Prevails I 1 -- 'That goal really appear ed to tint' us up," said New York goalie Glenn htesch. "fiat was the last time we were in trouble all night." The Islanders had a 1-0 head in the first period on Bryan Trottier's 19th goal of the Mason, but Minnesota's Brad Maxwell tied it up at 3:52 of the S47t'Ofl(I period Ness York moved in front again at 12:37 of the second period on a goal by Michel Hergeron, setting the stage For Puruc controversial phi) The controversial goal workout to spark the Islanders, who went ahead for good less than fire minutes later on a go al by Bob Bourne. Lome Henning closed out the scoring in the third. Elsewhere in the NH!.. Los Angeles beat St. Louis, 6-I; Vancouver defeated Washington, 5-2; Pittsburgh and Colorado tied, 3-3; and Chicago beat Detroit, 2.1. In ths- WHA. Quebec beat lio'Iistan, 3-2, and Indianapolis defeated New England. 5-2. Kings 6, Blues 1: - j . MW I _4. teams used the same script last season - snapping iris, each iiining the ottwrs floor B [lob Zipko and Willit' , Williams continued to pace th.7 R,iokrs' st.uring, in that order, astheyhaveallseason although both were off their season averages. Zipho led Si scorers wit h 18 points. Williams added l David Krazit as right beturil . i11llllWl11llEIllll 11 _-____ . - -. -. .' •'- . - .;'; _•'i . to , . iter -' - P ... - I - IHr?lId PP.o!Q b Torn vncffl, tmu ZUKO, LEFT. .Jot•; STEI{l.IN(; T:KE if) I)E1'I-:Nsl-: FOIl 5(•( i. .. - ______ to . A. ClolonW. In other high school action Tuesday, Lake Brantley upended Oviedo, 6348, and Lake Howell lost again, this time by'to Bishop Moore, 9563 / C, 02 )161 .- A r4.Pi - - . • -• 46 )1-11 Seminole Fouls ._ I sm+r.oe 21op co S mith 11 , oh.' T,c'n,c LWfV FnA 'I . . i.... - • _.%~Ali ~-,T- - -.7-t Let's Make ,_ . A 1t I 4 - -.4 Arthur Cleveland and Greg Thomas each chipped in 13 11 - - t. . - -4r! - ft - . - .. - :., , .• •. • - - . -•' • - -- - l I 9 ea l? • D SCOREBOARD emino Colonial - . _ - ..' i for !- I(T*', III:. 0!J !-'i IN ;111%a% s if + +. Divine Intervention? iii Si I 1ilitine of the rt-ligious taturt- if Irialti, Prep principal f lidto 11ev (amrn A Bios has could get ta) iith the lilt taphor i,ii.ti,itt after the Saints almost niiraruj,us etri,1 half n.obat k last Friday in their 1; i'S ri tilts tt III iS •t I 'ahier + , S in cuiiil kilt eulti a', - I.- 'all, ii tile •' I lat t thin •ist vntk-tl into It ii..tk Ihe siond,r, if i-rti.ip' hit-Saints str.:i t gutting al little iIiine •IiI front time to tutie. But sthctta-r Trinity sias using help from (ill high, or just riding till- (ret of their ostn confidence, he vsa.s right- the Saints' dii i II' IStI l' fro f?, thi ut ol n 't ro lb i Pu or it is good be t tha t it iist I rinit. I ins had si irti uIri it ills t' p urInI ihi iiist IS u. for IelhpMHre Lake NwIi Tatil lOuiS - Bitisop Moor e X. Lake Hoo(I 33 Fouled out TecISsis'aI løuIS - Statty JV Bishop Moore 4$, Lake OViEDO Roland A. - K ,s$n9qf tO, PIa th Myer s II. Hurd 73. + DeVr.es 4. Toiais 746 10 1$ LAKE BRANTLEY Halla LeRoy ii. Ebevl4. Vectiasone I. Leenar, S. Cu,.jtori I?. Fry 10. Ttatsfl 113763 Ovildo to is • it- so Lake 111rotiftfilly FoulS Ow 14o Fould Out 13 33 13 IS-43 73. Lake Branty pvr.i --- --- Maclid PI*ls k Tommy Vfficoot) IW1tN WESTBRODK ($2 ) ON UOWFLI. I)EFF:NsF: + '0 CE 7.92 1 60 0,'., )L'i" 7' I 140 3 Ytrw,Io Al',, 7 900 QI 41*) P .17" l350 + - Astros Sign Jesus AIou UP11 - The Houston Astros Friday signed outfielder Jesus Alou, a right. bander who previously played with the team front 1969 to lro3 . - 'Jesus not only gives us outfield protection but also a good solid right-hand pinchlutter," Smith said, 'Wi.' art' pleased to have him back in an Astros uniform," Seminole To Host Barbecue Friday The Seminole high 4ithleti, department will hold if bar becup Fritlas from 4:30-6:30 in hut sthiouul 1 .ikt.'ria prior to the kiskt'tljahl gaitie against Edward White of Jacksonville ('tiu taill L. t') lA I !afrt lip, 10603)20 -( S 60 TENTH - I 44119010 III 6 20 5 3) 300 7 Aeti 2 100 $10 3 Medu'a 413100 1 711 76 60 P 14 7 70 50 00 S 4) 6750 ELEUrPITH - I mt. P.,,, ii 970 IX 6*27 l9'bao Juan (7 70 II IC) Oliv ia Saripe: (51 1 100 12 0 II 60 P 77 1 21 70 I Arta Ai 1 TWELFTH 15606 IC 110 , Aj'+a All. I 'ti) 320 3 .'I-d.nJ Enr ique 7' ) 7 7 35 i.7 P 3 I + 07 10 fig Q J 7 * 'h I 3 eli CIC A 5144 015 2 I' is jr',p ' Pro Hockey Campbell Conference It Patrick Division W I, I Pt', 1 6 1 3 IS Ppivactepr.a I) 6 • 3) NY itlinOc's I) I) 7 :3 NT 0nge' • 10 9 )2 Atlanta SM,thf D,..t,on W I T Pti v tO $ 71 Varitouve, - (Pic1jo Colorado Mrvesot., 10 0 6 IC 6 6 is I S Il St Lou'', 3 2 to l( 6 Il s A M Pltiburgh I S 19 I II 6 '2 Detroi t 9 13 Los Angeles 3 I 9 2 II " Adams Ds,.ison W I T Pt', Boston 5 5 IS 6 3 Ia If 6 3 I I) 3 Cleveland Tuesday's R,sltt 416, NY IslanderS 1, Mi nnesota 2 VinOuwCr S Wash.ngton 2 Pttlburgh S CoioracXs 3 Chicago 7. Detroit I Los Angeles 6. SI LOUIS I T.dap'sOIrn .I Philadelphia at NY Rangers NY islar90eV% II Ctucago Vancouer a? Atlanta Buffalo Toronto II Cent 77 .7,rnnI $6 (06 70. Ai'lburg 64 IS 5 l it ''I Coll tO K noll 76 NBA Standings W I Pit C.fl Pu.ua CA York tO 6 U II Buffalo II II Boston 500 S IS 3 20 311 • 777 I) ' S,n AnlO AIIm'. Nt* Orleans 1 0 17 9 it 523 1 lOt I) $51 $43 Thursday'S Garnet p5NY Rangers at Phi ladelphi a St IOU'S Al Montreal L os Angeles at PIItburgh Detro i t a? Boston Cleveland At Buffalo WHA Standing s By United Press inI,rrat.enaI W I T P11 Now Fnoind it 6 3 35 , Ais' s5Ir i'csj', '.t' P il •.1* '.'C. SI 60 r. P?I' 66 1 F A',?s' 67 Western Conference % yon, as Cent Wa',l 77, ,','r'-p, 66 Transactions indina I U 344 Pacific Divisors Div rs Los Argyle', Seattle • . I 0. (h ? - .• • % s,• , ¼, .IV '' 11 -• itewal " -. I JCPenney Steel Belted 278 features acontructlon of two steel belts and two polyester plies Whitewall - ,:-;r_r14r.14R - ' ' V1.:1 , -' ____________ only. No trade-in required. Tire size Save Reg. Sale + fed. tax B78-13 13.99 $42 28.01 1,97 E78-14 17.32 $52 34.68 2.34 F78-14 18.65 $56 37.35 2.50 G78-14 19.98 $60 40,02 2.66 Ff78.14 20.65 $62 2.89 G78-15 20.31 ____ 41,35 $61 40,69 2,72 H78-15 21.31 $64 4269 2,94 L78.15 23,31 $70 46.69 3.46 ______ Auto centers at Winter Park Mall and Sanford Plaza, Sale prices pffn(tl'dr' thr,j Sunday, Decembt' II $50 CB radios. jEE' '-- - Save 20 II on + , , + : ' / : ' ' :. - - Sort M'9 Acquired el, kCyn t0beu from r..1n1i'o C'?chCc S0(tInC Ind .tSs'gnecl 7 droolAtef P- n', SOCCER Signed 1, controls, external speaker and PA jacts and dynamic microphone CB lock mount. 9 99 , - Q Of S5Q '_______ - r (' ' - "I .' 'h"-- Rcr1 - - -: C.B. antennas .11451 .a "A' ''H .'S IdSI V6l 0,0 ls'',', .,. 4 • I-lOst Ii 050 _______ I,-' , ii', 051) /,0 4 PLY POLYESTER WHITEWALL WHITEWALL 2+2 BELTED FIBERGLASS 4 FOR $880, 0 Distributor caps. Salt' pruci.', ttl((?,, ' 4 I' ~ $11500 i1 v iI 14 1AP, / I , ,`A" 25000 1-poll ' .1Ldt.C,IJ'I,, - _... - I r'. -. I "' % 't.t.&' '.h1 'M -' 4 - j' - .4.55olk ,, :.--, -r. ,',,'y. t., '..., ': " ..•;I.&I(I',1,_,JI_•_ it - -- A. !* ~~ 19 % `111 l - \ i If , - I .; 25% off our electronic tune-up. Sale 17.91 6-cyl.' - Beg 23.88 4-cyi. Sale 21.M Beg. 28.88 Sal. 25.41 Beg. 33-U 8'cyl. All parts and labor Included. (if I 14 For most American 40 V I FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL 1 4 "i ~ ~ $895 RECAPS 9 8.95 ~ ; "', 1. can, r_t~: ~ .: 'a,' 7.88 Professionai electronc analy sis orici alignment to manufac t urer $ specul cations for better tire wear 'Most U. S. and many foreign cars Make appointment through Saturday JCPenney a...'.- ' WINTEF. PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OVEN 8A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. MONDAY THRU SAT, OPEN SUNDAY 1200-6:00 P.M. - .. ~ 11%, . - . .#7 ,-;': - - -A Electronic wheel alignment. . - ' '.5 ., - , " ,1Y'4s - 't, ........•' :-'. ,p' '.5,, ;t:i,4',Y ' ST,r7 1 ;,'.C'' -- If 'of . "%. '- - " . -;'.., . ' 4 ,, ' lull 9) A',,, Coil 79, 1 artld 76 lIlto St it, &s',eo 5' 5) (en? Conn 110 kee'nr SI 95 1 ,117 11-11,11VI it. Vlthta SI 73 1' - p J2 " 911 ff447 ,A 7 7: oy-v. . East Asle Olymp 71, Ca P,(a',n 6$ A6efrlt Oi VI Wesieyan $6 cent WSlyn. 19. Lmstne 77 Hmpdfl Sydnv 96 Lib BapI 60 r Su'"s, 7'. 1 920 0 4 Aoi $1 5 -1 I 0 - ;,' - 7"''. O.'$ ,Wv l "7 - - lot$ bE ''i' ', I U iAim./' - -. ..", :'':'' -"., ".'T& "1,1 c'L; I,4, 1ar' ?,._a.1ItS.I,!i,,,,__,*-',_ Tune-up kits. ::: ... 8 with the purchase of any JCPenney CB. radio off s(i" price - ""s., . - 25% £, .. - ";I.-_,,P,,Ch'j, _,,. Basketball South -.: - ;'Z. WE HAVE MOVED Tire & Wheel S ervi BIG + I.'V'I ..: ' , v,Iuanova 41 Rutgers SI wash I Jell 66. WsImnslr 61 Wr',Itld 511 45, SaIm SI SI -. g'W r5flnr( ,j College MasS 73, Boston U II Niagara 77, llotstra 44 Proc Coil It, Atmpton 70 FraIl 17 Queens NY S.Ion Mali 44, CaIN 73 Senrsa 7$, Am Intl 44 spengtld 7$. Babson 69 $I Sonny $1. Cornell SI SI joi',n,s 73 Army 60 st Jos Pa 93 9 - der 53 . - 'S . h.r, .. Fsn $1 ." _., `%- ; -, 4._'At 4. A".! - 1 1*0 4 $ 1 0000 : ::::: 4 , 10400 2::: 4 8 11200 4 811700 • ';:' 1. :.' ',e,Ir contract ,,s t-',,) coach and d'eeclor ct player jfphpIO '-- ,p-- channel scanning CB features S RF metri, M7 channel 9 and modul a tion a gain line tune controls, ANL PJB ana PA _ : -,,.-' Reg 139 99. Sale 719 99 JCPennu:-, IC . ACDC CB features LED. 4 watt AM and 12 PEP SSB, 5RF meter, external speakers. PA lacks, dynamic microphone and 12 volt positivei negatIve ground. Stainless steel trunk lip mount antenna, 2199 Stainless steel magnetic mount antenna. 21.99 ('0' C': D,o,ot NASL I , . Reg. 249.99. Sale 199.99 40 channel SSB t,4n.j1 'CO' 9•Jj c '(ncr Tri u (1', *0(11 It'Mj 'T rQr I,.g p't(t'u'' Tuesday's Results P,Itao Ii) New Or Irani 93 N V 177, Boston Ill, of PcrIand 116 (levylind 91 C "ilgo 116. WathngI, lot F'r(*n,, 103. kan',as (t 9) ('oIde'r 5? 107, HouSton lOS 11$ Angeles 109, 441*a6r'r I,. Toda y's Game', lanSi', C i ty at Boston San Antonio ," New Jeriev Portland Al PP'li0plpti ('r,C(and at Washingt on 1"-oen, At Detroi t New Orueant at indin,. .5111)01 Al Denv e r Tuesday's Games New Jets?9 Al CP(ago 5'I*41.111P Al C,olcien 5' .1 St L 'LX' S '"' pIthe' r, ' WLPctGB 5 ) IS? I7 9 it 12 Ii $73 g, t II I It 34 I' POrtland P7,.n. C,ou,jy'n 5? steel belted ls, wh Save BASEBALL " "' tie* W L PCi GB 18 I 447 I) I sIt 1 3 11 $70 9 1 4 391 a 2 0 ii ill $ • ff (010 75 San iose 51 67 '.c'Otr 55 .%,,sn 51 51 MidwiI O.v,isyn Denver Ch,c0,o muelukec kinSI', c i ty Detroit Es-hawk Dennis Hull -scored the .Ini)' goal fcr Detroit, which dropped its sixth st raight game Carroll 57 + 47 109 1 is 15 uSCG 2, WelleyAn 55 29 Conn I?. Nr* Piamp 66 II 10. Dfli L1U 76 OQueSrse II. cinsuS 67 S4a*IhO?fl4' IC Ne* Erg 7) bIA'ttØed 77. SuttoIk 73 Wash i ngton at ClevCllnd M,rvIesoIa at Toronto . 7I 3 Chicago snapped if three. li losing streak un goids b% Dave Logan and Tell flulle) Well Central Division WI Pill GB A*',h rbgtOII I) I 619 C'evela"d Black Hawks 2, Bed Wings I '• Atla n ticDIVISiOn Jt1%*y flight loilith just 32 Seconds left in tile gattle, to enable Pitt,sburi gh to tie Colorado Dennis Dullere also two goals for Colo ra do. ii, Southwest Ai $1 76 O ri on 5? 55 7$ 0 inma 69 IC? rr.p ( ,S',,n C oil 71 '.A Qua '5 i 11rOA- . li + .5 'e. 61 St ''S 6.7 '. . 1,7,, I(, It "'' $ B Uni ted Fret', Ifl?FtfliliOji (astern ConI,t,r. 1. Pittsburgh's Rick Kehoe cvred his second goal of the •St.eath it III 79 Dixie 5$ Penn It NCO %'i" 45 " 1 3 ________ Kings' goalie Rogit' Vachon. 'aniucks 5. Capitals 2: Midwest ill As'yn " 0 Is S % Federko spoiled the shutout for Men!a"a 7y A Vi 5' 77 Cncra is Pro Basketball Pi* All seven goals in the game were scored in the Second oh %I.,..b.. period UHIUi ' 6'"l Ii seconds apart. Bernie 5' 114, ("191t' 97 Tuesda y's R,tyit', 71 Wash i ngton + I,irn 93 F Ill WaleS Conference No, is Division W I I Pt', Montreal It If Quebec I biOuslOn ) of I'CIp4% 5 tie's. Ergind 2 Today'Garn,i HOuston at W nn,p.g New England I' O.?,mp'.m Crcrn!. Al (d'rooton Thuvsday'sOa.,qt N. games SC? rdjlp'j a + + -+ -- 3 Anion I( 5 602003 Al.. Q 1$ 7900 1' uS II 6960 + H O USTON 1 Howell 41 47 60 p 711 I 70 go SEVENTH - P Anton ZayreI 7i '6 10 7) 20 500 7 JOSe Jaw 3 1 7 10 6.0) 0o.:a CoO)o 131 '3 17 Li I' 1 J 17 3 SO AgO I ' AIC si I ' s:n I Anon JeSuS EIGHT ii -- . - I II is 21--fl II II II 31-43 060660 2 Neg..PereiiIu 660160 3 Cali (nra,. III 460, 0 117 NINTH II I I 14 o I) 2 2J + 2 ' I •. 7 t- 2 Ar t a Cc. Ic rot too, 17 + 6 at) I !kit Airtli I! AC, 60 P 62 us 'o on t 8. iss ' FIFTH - I IC S *3 7 Ar'r is O'o 7 I ID ou 720 3 Iilliv AId 910 Q I 7 U 70 P I 7 IS) 90 I I. a''- Ale SIXTH 'I I? so ,.%--r,- dvad Ili Ilie firNI hal,f..' arld hall Own rt-~urrvillo-ql thii ! e + 1 &I , - . + 6 I l.a'r. Qu'n'.t I 360 Q261 76*3 P f67 71 1.3 SECOND -. I 1(1 Alt.,d 3 2$ 2017 ('.Q9 607 La'? Coldo 7) IX 9 IJ I 54e'j. A.a II I 10 0 73 3e 60 C (37 I 9720 00 iiii 3 1)7 17 THIRD - P Al3.in f. or:. 'I 1610 9 701 601 LI''' '.0 )t I' I X 3 3 (5 4j 14 Aran+v 1 1 7717 1 t e 75 '( P '6 (' 774(Q more reasons than one tnt Aidana JIw 31 9 13 (tinn.', 020 J 702 p1,, (l)wli 3 ) 360? 80 ( lorual will titit'- tailing SerinoleHihtonitu. .iod should life intereti I FIRST ) 6) i'*,' D 5' 37 Pd( A&T 19 .'. Car to 5 A Li 105 tI So IS 14 10 ' 3 1, 1 Houston AT ORLANDO SEMiNOLE TUESDAY NIGHT RESULTS HONOLULU iUPli - What the sinter baseball meetings flel7d . 1' bothered b a nagging back '. is ' thii. ti. III Ii nght not is Ionte Hall of injury, added 12 • '.. *_ 4 P. it in the oi in all pro'' IA - it ' s Make A Deal Or •,'1 I 1.54)11 t stun itt s But St ritirioli ii ft it Is intt iii is'.iu'fl The game was a real see t w itter Set. Lucca Brazzi ' the V• ',4l( hi. ul it to thi. II ijiLs in thu ill Ii ist lii idmit that thit thought. It enforcer affair, with host Colonial -' ' for l)on (.Mrkone of ng .t is hi ti ru Pr' ' ' ,', Mini fin ii round of thu. Rot irs . "The (sod.fathtr Beach to lost lihe this i.ros.sid lii', ,nunI Jumping out to an 18-15 first t •,H' • 4 2, tI issu, riuiking tht Ink tilt quarter advantage. then hall %tOUI(1 give€ thi. ttains i Onls th super punting of sophomoni Brooks Quinn kept tin I yinan taking the lead at surpriM of hut still ount, ig g,i:nt from becoming •i real rout in liii first half Quinn txiotul chance to tradi. a littli. for a lot , - , . & p - ,I:' '4 1.500 halftime. 37 punts of 58 43 intl 4 5 irtts on his first thu i. attempts- tttitt ' and Hrazzi stould niahi. thtni dO '14"T' putting the Pirates inside their 20 'once ,it thu. 8. tril linei. offer they eouldn t rtfu.s& It flit junior varsity ' -. A big second quarter, in '. . '-€ij.t.'.": ihe f ourt h Quinn kick st'nt off the 'tilt' of his hot. however, appears the owners need a gun .1 at ' .. -' I which Brantley outscored the IPProtini :tt t F iS hug Just 11 s irils I'slu, . r took liSt i Ufl tiit Trinits 48- anI put to their heads to start liii. gliti. Lions 23-15, and gave the Pats a 'nsi1 in ight plati s trade winds blowing I • • nev. . iiiiii.i'djatil. .ifterw and er re li nqu i shed , > HaId Plillil S torn Vincent) In the titi,iiul hiilf it as coullihi-tils 'Iiff.ttrit There IuLS been 01W major was the difference in the game. trade lnaii(' in three (lays of The Seniri4ulo-Colonial ni atit it I o lach Jowl Kill.) attributes 1'rt . h tianis slosi ,, tart to the M HRIS(;S HAWKS I)O%VN('Ot'IIT For Lake Hoel1, it was loss is the only Wednesday cont-st t,issl.-s opri tii.- tn1: ilostut this' bus hung in fourth g.,ar. making the flii'i.'t ings and just because No. i in a row- as the Hawks but t hi ri i' lilt nts noun trill Iungi r than iii. u s'. i5 'trill tsht ott' tO(J.i% is I'i .irl Harbor u urns ul it ill(. st otiuun get cit to as slow a start in 0R01""""` t,ishi-tl.gihl action tlti fount the dressing set for bouiibs to be toot i'xpi.'t.t liliy the oo r ms were a block up ti. street ant . . - ' :• basketball as they did in ' -' . n.-uuiainth'r if liii- wi- i-k •icniuss the rail lit tin V ero Beach Ihigh gsiiu S' the Tninits Y - I dropped football. Everybody goes Into trade ......... • pi.-r had ti run up ti. street in their '.trcit lothi's. earns • , -1 It i r .. ,I • •S S( iis(i UI hi . . a batexpecting to get their talks gear. lit a utrinling rain .,.' Willie Adams and Kent .. features a single cuintest • the -a- ''!. ( tusuip f o r -i row .it t is. PsiS'. 'i su Ott Ii lightin. u Weaver did most of the scorin g ,, -g-1_3 ut viruses all wtk Like Br tntI( g irls hui'1ing hut White SOS Manager Itoh A t ouple, (*hall \luhit-t for on.', haul been having it little (ciiiin a losing cause for the Hawks; - ,. Jt.. ii TriL . IA'iloJn. fk-r.Iturt' earlier in till- day flil') diuln t need that sort of thing," Adam pumping in 19 points. ' k' the ca .se. t Kiih,' "aid. Th it 1' riday w ill feature a gtrl.tis ' Weaver adding 0 14 The Mets, for instance. have (tout)ichead4'r a the SeuiinohK.11e also pointed out that tb. thunul victors in a rust has bet-ti a LYMAN Cleveland 13, Neal II reopened negotiations with the (iii - the gifts getting their turner for the Saints all .'ur"We'd win two straight, get to Nelson 7, Ca r ter 12, TP,OrFII II. I Twins, who are still intere st ed tr> at ('olonial at n p ;i; - (lurking we st crc goI or soituthing, then pk Iihi' we dul in (hi Hanwn&Yotal$ 27 I) 2' 7 in obtaining Jerry Koiuian folkuwi-ut by th' boys vs 1:1 first half and lose COLONIAL SOINICIF0 14. sell 2. k8I611`0 7. Rod'.gueI S. LoscPu 13. At least w t'se broken that third gani- jinx But, iflstt'l*(l of ai.Tt'ptiflg White IIiiTh LarrrnOee I I. Moody 17 Minnesota's offer for outfielder Ri chatow IS. To;l hi' Lak howell itrls also sI ;:6 Danny Ford, pitcher Pete ':, A iiuiu k SI tint about thiu' fantastic plat, of difu'nsivs- hacks 13 Lyman phi) I' ruda , hu.i.'.ting %i I .iri.r \Iili-s ant I I IS Ii I? 70-45 Cosimsi Itedfcrn and minor league )aviut (i,ra(h, hiuthi seniors, in the '.e..,nuh hal . TaI tvtt Lyman 1$. C010-81 11 1 infielder Steve Hertz, the Mets Park. 51? i-I inal win flut tiigtut have twi' . tin' uliffrnt-nt-t' that Fouled out None 0-111, wanted to talk about 140(1 JVLvma17.COIenial 'S -- ' -, Two ganlies are tin tap for tippeul (he si alt's ('are*. End of conversation, Saturday, Trinity Prep opening first quarterback Ks'nris lbts'rts hit sit of II) passes in the "If I ever trade Hod (.arew, first half, four ( otipletiuuns tonuing on key thi rd-an d-long BISHOP MOORE Beatty . its season at bouts against Schacht 5. F ormer 0. Hit 0. Conroy [flight as well hop no a plane 1ontvertk and Lake hlowthIs situations including the touchdown pass. IS, SmithS. Gralto I Lowry I, of Minnesota,'' said unit Lake IIt,welh's and get out After intermission, Miles 110(1 Girach had a major hand in Knowles 7, Soundli 4, Green fl' hxfls hiistini iwins' owner Calvin Griffith. ' holding Roberts to One uotiipktloll in regulati Hickey L TotAii 35 25 11 95 on tuiie LAKE HOWELL JCIOC?6 0. Inthefourthnwirt.'r (:iri.i-hLn....l.1......... . 1 ---------•"iSLU . tsrc .uiucnuown to Middoe's 0, O'Leary 7, Thoenpicn 0. Steve Vt'inguard, who was two steps in front of evers not' Adams It. McPPecson 6. Kirby 4. It was on a fourth down phd) from the Saints' Mncey 0, Weaver II. Moray 1. 33- the deepest pen e tration ( Luby I. Westbrook A. Tetali 70 33 33 - of the Pirates in the second half, and ttie (llist',,t thit' ('itlilt' tI '3 scoring. points, and Frankie Carter, still Quebec .S+ non,p,g no .v'ap.o.% Jai Alai Entertains :l'... I ,'Iiii.tl JIL't 1 f.,itt.i '0,' Si-minnIe (stunts tt'.in 'ru 's k v nig ht - edging th + t.siiian;rehouniLs. - f..: Mike Murphy scored two goals and assisted on another as Los Angeles trounced St. Louis. . tinit of high, i1ll(ltlflflS F''ii'. . + * fact that Seiiunole head coach hill Pa lo fit- uached it ( olitni,il - ,~ • .''-:- One reason, or cuurse, is the Moore' )ear, was the high man of four 'Hounds sbo scored in double figures in the close contest. . - Armn Rt? 1 . 1 r4 6676 Le-*s60 013. Sm?' 00 7 ?1Z. 7 0111 UC I 00 Total 31 13 16 S •. each of the I.)-man outings this . - 9t,fi rr 16 . s?T'..:J It. - Len's 2116 '.a,je200i TotIt ) I •-* - hosting Palm conies to) I - / Saturday. ifthen tall and talented Mu*mi-t)adt' North Pats Top L'i' ons; Hawks Lose :; I w ent into the gain igin. 24 points perr outing action again - Lyman B umped By Colonia l ; Steady Marcus Neal got his usual 18 points, but it wasn't qtute enough Tuesday night, as the Lyman Greyhounds dropped thetr second game of ( the season. 67. to Orlando / I ',%Illianlc as tr.lgt prior t Tuesdays loss v.as 21. charges v.ill JO Sterling have until Friday, to think about the loss before returning to - IBM if- order. + Florida College r et urned the favor Tuesday night, handing Seminole Community College its first defeat of the season, 8078, after seven victones. Seminole had edged florida College by tV.O points, 109-108. earlier in the season in Temple aii - ________ allowed the goal they finished - ii 16 ~ wached bs- IIk " . sizzling 18-1 record Ilsing d ru'.ik Bob MeAt lu gill'' lo sing '.t r oak Scott Bob Gross scored nint of his .it'od New York with 411 poilits W,'Iiu,uri toppisi Kansas ('ity By United Press International With 19 of 51 field goals game-high 27 points in it first while ,hi, Ii White hod Uut1on with 2 points conning on layups, the Portland quarter, which featured seven with 27 %%arrlllrs 17, Rockets 105: Tuesday night it took a goal Trailblazers rolled to an easy Portland hayups that shot the Brases 113, tan 90: Phil Sui(h and flu-k Harry by the Minnesota North Stars to 116.94 National Basketball defending NBA champs into a '.euned :12 point'. Itills Knight IruttinlisI for Y, points to help jolt the New York Islanders out '.'ot'1ation victory over the 36-26 lead, it l(;inits Suuith ailtl.'ij 24 as Gilht'n Stats' uniprove their a Cleveland of their lethargy and go on to Cavaliers Tuesday Alter the Cars rallied in tile till, Bravos 'lonuinatu'uj the Jazz homerecord to ID-I with their 4-2 win over the Stars, a team night, setting a chub record with second quarter, the Trail Hulls 116, Huhk'ts 10: .'tr:iight victory. Smith scored they should have beaten hands eight straight SIiflS. Blazers hit 15 of 20 from (h. Mitkt's John son s(oret 21 of four of his jganie'high 30 points Center Hill Walton, who field in the third period to hihow iii'. ganis--toigh 27 points in the in the dosing moments to ruin a scored fl points and grabbed 10 the gante' New York was leading. 2-I, en. 14,1i -i half the help snap the Ru hots coilieback. unidway, tough the second rebounds, was the main conKnicks 122, CeltIcs 119; R 's tihhi' fiv.--g'.irni' .sinning Lakers 109, Bucks 10$: period when Alex Piru.s tied the tnibutor to the Portland layup Butch Beard's turnaround tru';ih It wa'. the Bulls' third L'; Ifufisins short jump shot juniper put the Knicks ahead "tr'.iii'tit win gaunt' for Minnesota by drill, as he dished out 10 assists. .ith U;r.s'tit,s ' u iui left gave the "As for under the baskets deflect ing the puck into the net with 1:49 left in Overtuin' and .Suns 103, Kings fl: Liks-r. ,i thrilling sic ton) after shots, that's our offense," said wi h his hand, a hockey no-no t Earl Monroe scored seven B.ki, ..Si s,rI'lh ow Ii. ks I,;.l --'it" 'red Li ps W,ijtl'r 13.,'. Walton, Si has been the unIsfints in the added si's' n to i The Islanders IO( SO f1r.c' 71 ia-ut ' -I Sis,,' S-I ii: ,' . . . : i f -:r.'.n- hate In'tus k'tuntj the 'iran hi;liui .,' "p tho :i'' ' tim.-. -i . .' ' • ' when referee Hon Wicks Chris hlernnsks', Ilelow. Frances Boyd and Theo Williams, right, assist Hills- Vickers, -. r Blazers ' Layups lop Cavs By United Press international Sanford Gyninas(jc's Association is a non-profit organization of parents and citizens interested in teaching and promoting gymnastics for the youth in this area. Approimatels' 125 youngsters between the age of 5 and IS are now enrolled in the course %hich meets es-ers- Monda y and Wednesday From -1-6 4.m. at Seminole High. S,G.%,'s first performance is Saturday at %1(1 p.m. in the Seminole High gym. Donation is $I J1,11 anti the money will be used to busnew equipment. .t right is Kaths hluckmaster, ,- . - Islanders PROGRAM SET SATURDAY Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1971 SCC Suffers First Loss - 1 --oft. Stars Dump GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION Evening Herald Sanford, 11, _11odne,day, 1c, 1, 1111-111 I ' ,c.-'' €"7t - -; . .- V I' lo ___L'.: - -• -1 �12A-(v,ning Hera S Fl. W.dnsday, 0c.7. 1977 Easy shopping. ..at very easy prices %'a CHRISTARAS0 """"""""` ) 6 THE SHOPP€R3C€NT€R Zt&47 teea1 / I/ ZIP _') WE "11 0 .. " - 0,' . 8 LIGHTER $4.37 . _Y) . : i-IA,% -___ - g-In or Bat tery Pl u - RADIO PLAYER ( DUTCH MASTER fq _________________________________ :" ~& - .01 2e4 VATIV Q1194r., tirri' 2 thru I? 10 Unique Nom. Set Softly Glowing BURGER 7 BUBBLE Five Light COOKER LIGHTS WE 699 ______ 2" WE I I, 1,1, %0000 J1#*. 'i.-'- 0 I ;. ,-,, A. ,;-, 1 - AIR : -r.:: I , T I 0- : ' T__ ? I - i : 171 ,I _F.- 3iil.; . - -,, ~-;~T-''5, I,, POT 0. , 1 Vacuum Pitcher ________ A* 1$ It . I WAND • pastry food settings. . !, I Regular price 1649 " DIM S E 161 ? $18.99 mum trunk size *-V-- -, 10 inter on pump & r • pretty thermos V I - 0 0 .. ~11 --i I I . I f PLATES 2 way voice and morse White 6 snack size code. Carrying slucip. W, ., 'a __ FRO.44 F,fOLILINEX . : Must for entertaining. ,=C"- 0 e. 11 % , - . . AMIRICA'S Chops, shreds, slices, blends, grates! This incredible machine is expertly engineered to give superb, trouble. * PRESCRIPTION .I CINTIR % 1 I I ' / 40 fre" service, and make food prepar a nam• you trust - . , I I I 997 reason people come to us is conhdence. A good reason in 1901 . . . and today. 11 1. ~ , t vi_i - i i 'f.jIJ 1.] -- _________ A 110-126-127-620-135 ________________ I ' • : , 1, 89 11,W) Bring col.pon with film, thru 12,10 .;i;k , 77 . : No limit. (WIT 1171. ,1 : -N., I 2 99 .-. : i 1. Sciumolt- ('onmiunitv College has recenll% . escopes. 11 six A lexander Dickison plans to use these in his . - .ust rononis classes along with two reflecting telescopes WALOIIINS .'- . COLOR FILM ,. 14. 11, . 10 : 1 I .. __- .. I I SAKE MIX in : .jl;,- : LIV I OP,( COtJPOt Cit ( 89 : Natural vegetable po,;V. on. . . :. LIMIT O4(COt#0N?l1(US7OA041 ) sa 58, 0. . 99 \ 'o / _~ \ - ~ " .: : FRISKIES :;~' lis 'I I I i tsp prmnkk of irs. sh round ps x r ' I Lsil or.gano, tsp 4alian Seasonim! tsp gorlic po%kder. -r 2 tru.che*I Uosetn,irs sprinkli iii tasil Brown on mrdiiiiii hi . 0 /I , , I 1(, - , Ixines and sqx joint lea v ing remaining bons :1 1ttt, / II I . , ". . for stuffing. e. mt-d size fresh , half of lvavt-, 2 onions, sm-et. 21 In dianxter. ic :gIlent) of spices in ; Lco split kngthwise anil cut Bud and Vonnie enjoy Here again thes share the cooking. 12 ripe lives rut in hlr. 5*ut all '.stt itl it, t.ii I tbsp olive oil for i Renerallyplank fish or steak covered, on niedluti, hell: should be Just starting I Iffl\1M 1 HF I)LCK hiLeti brown. Ali(] 5 large nalshrooms I Ib uooked Smithfield or Take ;I 4 to 5 lb. duck. sliced I & in. and saute another `J ,' thorough!% defroLsted. Remove and coak oser a fire Vie etn bake biscuits by tipping the pan up by the hot coals," he addtd. res or rozen '.egeta es are preferred to tanned at cording to Bud "We & ver% little baking or eating de sserts Vonnie is involved with Weight miii torts1 Add 113 ii! hl:RIt' I IIUI)i ('f.VEflT S:'stl'I,ES SAUCE saki t.t1l n. wirs. ttisp %ov sauce I iiul ti Pri-pare th4: ri(e, liliicc ( ,Aalcr for 30 min theirbusiness (.ahert Machint SetYice Ofl Charlott& Street sinai (or seer-tar) . ,Ahile Bud ten(is to _r I (iii t 15 sin lU irs I stiruiip News, . .r Jf. XtIfital hand i-!.i , ear h iru,j (I tiit i The ball's • ' '- . fingers (r,i, his A 1 irs. TI 0i TO aL -?~- PROTECT UNIORN ARE FOREVER. -. UNLESS YOU HELP HEWIO A..1 .II1 t 151 ii 155 114 1 I1AYA I I%1'll '- right hand in a farniing .I( - trenit-ndow. ,.ourcv of strength s the funs.tiuinul use f unit tutouragenit'nt ti those sev a specialist ,Aho (its a I art ificiuI al fingersiAill be detected as such hw. ii lelk 1111i. "t , 11AIS11ii, the tiionueiit they ar e (cIt lis the i11us.rs will i (l u , ; if 'ujit tnt to sh ikt it silt liii' Wi could u.s 'sIll H \ ss t inuuths r sulutiusn that w is su,g sti d Its in ins riad ui !.ifift fijr ,h iking Inste.tJ ti ji1n1u. rnit th umb up. aroun , Vi nit I cite rs for All us isionc I'ti. est enclose a IPEG1STER -f long. self-addres,sed. stanipeti COUNTER! on lit should not bt I)OiOls.t ti( ci'ii r in .s.0 nstloPs. u uniput ittil rictlt thun li n tint tin ul toil fir.4 finger. Mui %katitud a Icss right hand I lb ml I .h& I rualue until niu( II Ill r t ' I in i I PG ii sli uhi n hi it 't h in t).... Met. -How To lit, Popular, - d re 'st '5cr 1, g Young or lie' IN11 is for %ou Send 11 alon4 .16i th long. s. If aijdrt 55451 I , i, swad Saw s6p Rae - N4' 1'4 £a4te $139 - !40 1 tht,)I.1111 %k. i, JJ,'%r,.f ,,,k,., J t ,,, IA: u T,iii, Wi iii; in 10yt I1 r DVV I) . Reg. II s.ii' I -.----------• ' ,•, ( 1% I. It4. '/-'t 9.A. -, , I __ ---" I I -V 4 I . O ."P 4 19*.4 P k. 9 ~~ 1 4r - NI.I.- . 0 .; 1 i!,' ht,ird Illin and ,A&% born ,tgaiii ." 7 _. R, P4 e F -, . .. , . '11- i -id - -~ 1, 1) , , I 's .. ...., 1.1, .. . .,,*t~:---3 . r'.' -, ,' ti.0 . 4 - .1 4 . I'- , ..,JV& r. ?. i lI.1Ib. 'i .'' ' ' - n , : 1"" .i4dr I 1.1LJ..LIjjji IULAI I °... 4 - H OM Sinford Al ' A— , :%_,-_~". - 170C * F."' , st lwh -I,.% n4lit hand .Sht 'llould rt . \,1 • . ni .! i(juv t1R.c.itisc lit- lo\v- 1wr V,f .-^. - I I / / 2- - _j '• ,urlwh, . -:1,J ,.-_%J ' , ,.-''i;,~,,., I I ' ('-Illf ,i( , ., DISHWASHER TO BE GIVEN AWAY If '5UU (eel Is. ft out tnt tins. Is I wish '5ou kin w how to s.t ihI : ti-tI csn position I,' I" ow rorn I0iDAIRe UNOEN e hi - Compare at 1k s.ris hills Calif . 90212 Ui t i Is . • I _X_._11- 14.Z7 _ __11 324 ,:,.' . - ,~_:-,e- . A'Int t" %%(-.Ir it. and fe,A p,)pl, for Abby's booklet '*Ilo,A to us DFAII SHELIN: 1hank %ou for -it logical %it-w that I t;;ts Jfl 1111 \Vi ss,iuld not it ''--I 1 I .r- - -- Hate to ,Arite letters' Send $1 .r" I rt"LlIt %%(,JJId most hkt,1% to, :oAlngail %'an Buren. 132 I,askN Y , . I .*-r~ll I ,- .;:. ',- Cockmaster-Full *odfh StOrStit Drawirr Lilt Ott OvDooq % •. . prosthu st s Abbs tither p.irt% arid the reaction muld rang'e all the ,Aa) from - --- • . - 30"" RANGE am' --- 'it •l' no t feel sufficitrUc .i . FRIGIDAIRE Thank sou tf jclal li anij %to ui(i pr t,t),,tj: Ib tident. I 04 k,A I 2~1 .%.~.11 • NRM tMt'U there" iifk'r a tl sulutut 1.. who base ..>t • lit, .should shake hand.s "ith Apple Crumb Sq uare I ti Requests for photo coverage should be made at !taist one wek in advance of the event lor ail iri,spiring lestitnum. ' . You 1,t Isth bathda% BOB : ,gEjj:. _; I - ._~!. :rl. r. _ - -'Tci_ - city nec up and sirt4ch the skin a%lia% froin the neck bones ui sit BU's\iF 1* Mi SHB'm I think I Gill THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS £noyHofLath.r ffl , . I Releases on advance publi should reach Tie Herald newsroom one week prior to the desired publication date " -- 4.' . we need sour help Hard news competition and regularl) 'Southpaw' Should Change Attitude Pie prograin will feature a report oil the l%VY Reg. 1.59 ' I -M)11III'A%% Alic iiian .%ith Oil- ni Photo Deadlines scheduled coverage sometime delay the publishing of local time dated iterns. ibluts and excess fat, sase withtht rmrea.ss for sou Using k li pr :1 Give to the MARCH OF DIMES minor hantheap 9 - i ,.; , How So inip,onant that we want to publish all activities. But iIt.1uilt d mfld irtiun I this joint mni1 tse spa errate h5 p; d stirinip un I Iit. tillits. mth in ilsni. this bone end Conference held in Houston, Tex., by some of the Florida Delf-gales __________________________________________________ Limit 2 thru 17 10 I7 spices to taste. EnJo' I 1lroonis ttiin,t tus a ttit ude about his 2-LBS rt,.sdl) .start "ith the tip of tht: tilade. carefull~ peeling the flesh awm . h it just smuSmnu, Toss pith frrn the neck. W ork fir one ti and stir In ii rxir sith then the other uitil the 'I' fir-1 joint is reachcd an the side F I(iIU.11- JA F I Ill I K ru i 1 I 11 io i time water. Add garbc powder and and set off to (:-oi hrirnp an,l riiushr hint md jus.s. from 1.10 (a to soak Bali'5 (1aun Mi ttioroughk such in on e-third cup of warm %egetatilirs A,id -. can of liiih% clallis and ,_, tt)-;) I-In-. S1 .',k back two notches for the remainder of cooking casionally wiping area dry as oid so .tiiil ski Stir quickly I)! said. [Wh Vonnie and Bud work in the mactuners II is also a cvusuitini. M pa.ste to ti,vat. 1. cup dr% it,! iind '1111111cr 15 iiiiii ,;,, , . ', V _'4-. - . ,.,, ,I )4__ oc. and orange jLuce. instead of UI Watchers and we just don't care IA), • 1 Save some of the drippings to salt and dry the exterior with p4Iptr t0ths hang b> the wing rnakt m sauce from corn starch tutu it (iUI -' allowing 20 min per pound on the original weight Rub the inside of the UC thoroughly with the 2 tbsp favorite specialties. Laughing, tie said, "I we lots of onion and i . __"~__~ I ' up dl the neck in preparation corners. Qiop- 1. I . r.- - I I $ ._*-2^*, i .1 ",-i.t."'. I duck from which can tx- rolled slowly under the tughest heat , . all Pdmnt with marinade and U '.ou hat scrai.d with rt'. .ou now have a perfect place in the rotisserie, rotating I I _ - f Z'_- , rotisserie spit. using long shish Kabl)b forks Prem the body into its natural shape. add cross Nke,Aers, as necessar) and tie with the flesh. Isp 1,1 1 I .t"-* . _ . r.A. , 1 'A ,~:? :, I A f..) .. . , .r Spoon the cool dressing into the (luck body cavit y carcass, Iettng the tdIl with luosd', therm sew t' gs Sk h bod ISp th%ille 'Ill(- Central Florida ('onitnission on the Status of \ 0111(11 '5'. ill hold Its regular neetIng 'ruesda ('i1 144: E(1jij . : . I ''ill lit lii on"( : Ovir and Under Tyco Van till Add xed Nuts ! ~Id : 4 ittrith(tiiIisfmndll}reachtd t.&finshilit v.ith 2 tush o cooking. with beef roasts and ouck his it all concerned imed $other's s" 3e79 - )VO . '1.4 0 ~ Women To Air IWY Reporit 0 touch to any gift. F favor e e met I In mail w utti the inissi:u . The perfect extra ~V pr1 ress F 11. 21 ounce Searle 10 or 126 limit 2 thru 12-10-77 : Colgate Instant Plans are underway to tnls.urgt' the's it.".'. ing 1tre.i on the roof of the science l)tiildiflh and to start a student mirror grinding project AstronO111%, %% ill be offered in both the dav iiing progi i ins in re'rm Ii Registration is PUDDING MIX ADDE 0" DUNCAN HINI 01 larger 1 rn? 2 thru 12 10 I : V )1. . . side to the ottk-r and rolling the oregano, salt. pepper Mix all flesh inside slut as )- ou go As the togettivr anti apply generously leg joints are reached, separate ,Aith a pastr) brush after the an(] continue on as before duck is stuffed. ,run in in squ ins h. rm•d size stilk. fresh i.ekr, in shut s us ibout hail btst tv.t 4 4 LU 'C 6 * : , v - Al -_ -7 i; . ., " 11rc.ik up I pound the p. .4 proceed alternating from one generous sprinkling of basil, J! - ("I foNn4 1, and n%ing. - .. a. V F It T ' SPAGIII-1 I rl 't . --r:i . I& 1. I .P* Is b lit i10 .itg,ut shaking hands Alu ': ON( COU" Pip (USI C,vir : ............................. 8 p p .irljutrru: M ii .it (Nners and Pilots Assot-iati-n, in,pro%t, (in wur advitr (o Silt liii AVi whiiasht,I wti.it to College Gets Telescopes Without coupon $1.09 Wolgr.,n p,c<erg ________ "' -.- we orange juice instead interesting." Rot is serie cooking is nis cuttin g erhg r a:1 the main frarne 1 the upthtdre!..clnga 1esesI oint it Cut tendons anti separate, A favorite starts with 2 tbdP. he surround.ing flush .,,~)) sauce. I tsp. oh-;e oil. 2 Lbsp. te! e frame. l,eave o nes intact for no and ttp garlic po w der and a oman ' s 1k useti .ifi(1 hi r (ffl)mittec are in charge of the 14 ~~%, W 0 S(K-lill 110111' fO1lO%%Aflg tile Meeting. Ill . ____________ , mutig of DeBar) . John Book from .Northside Church of Christ. Maitland. will be featured on the program. Mrs. Martha Klop- It REG -i. I COOKIES I'm'? 2 thrj '2 36 extra wide JUMBO rolls, each 150" long. Total 150 squore feet .. r OREO 0-11% 11. WRAP 0 49 ,, , GIFT gravy by adding cornstarch Favorite I s A-, ,0 "... . '. saw Developed and Printed ( , Is : . I / 11iurs(Jis Dec . 1) Under Hrs.intles hand Director Jk,n,,ld Schrn1*tis direction, the (,oncert Band Symphonic Band, Stage Band ail(] Brass Choir . '. ill present a varied program Both concerts are ii to thi ptil)li( free of cha rge. flit (lit itiii,us '• 0 0 .1 400 : ............................................................. - * vegetables. After trying the OfiiOflS I USC the oil to make His 27 ikgru 0! T ON( : I • slill don't always make recipes the siarne way twice." One of his cooking variations concerns liver and onions. "I cube the hmer, then saute the Is fiu~tr% covering ACK OF filled over 440 million prescriptions. The 1, I V 7.;,."A.,~'-..j ~~' 4-Roll : : 4 ...\., limit 2 it • . ans ill preparation for tile concert at the high sciviol. The Brantley Bands continue a busy r schedule witil it 7:30 p.m. concert on s NOW __________ r--. FOOD PREPARATION SYSTEM -_ • Coffee SAVE : : La MACHINE'- : .. 988ftE 394 : 1%jzi~ lot E • ,, - * ~-:j-.,: I (ir( tn to unmnoa County from a three-day willd ensellible Clinic ill the* l'niversitv of South Florida,hlunsts rger ill spend Sundas and Monday orking ith the Iike lrantley •0. IL I : I I I .AL I *I I I , : . - I ~ k88 but I for a long tWit camping V/inter Concerts Slates Dr 1)onald litinsberger, %kell known composer, arranger ciTi(I umduetnr , iIi be guest director of . the l,ake Brantley High School S%mphonic Wind _-, /. 14 $ Without coupon $L27 , .. Band * . __________________ Y~ I : In a base. Carr " - 1,4-,;,& 4 A:_bX . 9.VOLT BATTERIES £ cooking hoing the trials and up flit' pLe i under the Professional direction of icr ffl[) er I hi. east of Lman students in• elude s Ku n urton as Helen !)oret'n (,ruber dS EVEREADY I . I '011 11of t, . TALKIE ihil(Ituod tribulations of lhis blind, deaf mute girl growing couec. e c' ______ _____ .. r1-1 -, Keller . ILMIT ON( there's more originality when cooking from scratch. fludsaid, alw ays Wt from scratch You know I've tttn W I t ______ holds 2 quarts, ., . . . _______ P Keller, and Nancy : out comes hot or ________ on ihursda through Saturday 7:31i pm in the wE3*99 ' One touch of your Lb• ox 2 11G. $2.00 : .\ if i •' - • yours J 4 6. Pti, 3.2" LyOldit Iiii.li School 'Fheitrc I)epartrnent will I)rcs(nt I hi \lir,itle orker h illiam (,ibson Limit 7 thrij 1710 1 , " cord 54EL69 1699 : 1/ Bud specializing in rot is'erit cooking. "Vonnie is the expert on seafood and fish." tic said. re. Tickets, at $2, are available at the door ''I'lle .Nliracle Worker.- is hased on Helen vegetables anti spwn the Mer)M7JQet Straight leg span Max, ______ : 44, L K-1-1I I I SAMPLER of LIGHTS STAND You guide as it peels : 40(a TREE PEELING , 4 slice toaster with I. Reg. Price $11.19111 General Electric OAST. x/ MASTER i • : d Reg. Price $18." A ,1 HITMAN I *k' IL 'Miracle Worker'Goes On Stage I I ~ •• ; .-.4U 1rrhh !(ohiflIA(}iodgts pianist (,end Bukut instrumtntii,st both of Sanford. tcIrt hnu ot ' ill l)( r ooking Ha rr y Calver t Casselt)Lrr), likes to cook. enerally of 111IM11V different countries Soloists a*nd ensembles %kill i)(1 featured illid concert ilCCOnlpallinient will Lit tuit' UnitcilSt.ite in (fltoi it isserie Eli . . t B Traditional and ('011telliporary seasonal music will he preselitit, (I (I,-,l)Jjl %1ing holiday customs . Without coupon 29C I f I ji (horik 11 . it-.- -. , -, ,! R 18 ' I '(( DEODORANT : : ¶ - .4 , TUSSY : 'N -Ab.- )le Seminole Communitv ull it'rlorm under th' direction of J' '11W concert i (ret of 1idmisiun ii I 0unce 11 l3yEI.I)ANIt'IIULS Herald Correspondent 1) I'll ill IlW Fine Arts Build i lig Concert Ha'&'l The r 11 Complete with 5 bulbs och bulb independent Rotissere Tap Concert At Free V/assail .I'1 - 1 7:30 Traditional ivory-look . ' nie annual (dl iii' [{'l'J Colorlul light octioni 1899 "E Br* iefly W0 dHoUdayMusIcOn Norilco Electric sandwiches or hot dogs : 1 LI Peg. 3.e Wednesday, Dec.? t77IB __ .3-011. VICKS V41 0P Sanford, Evening r L; ' Peg. - . mw 49" Cln. Cigars 'U'L Griflfor2hamburgers tape player with stereo LITTLE TREATS I ,._ *-VJ -, fu l AM FM radio & 8 frock :: ! - " Reg. s&e 2 •99 - __.. A: ES OURSEL --- met e All s.' 1 1 . _..~ I 1" . -I 7 4 . , . -- ya ._ a_r_*41'14 . % 0 ; I 1,-., I,4 01_. , : )skies Buffet The : . 0 5 /$ 1 : : I 1 0. I., Without coupon "t ". : I- i ! - . 00 ... 0 ...0 ....... . 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(tat) 21 On, of the Gecshwins avowal of a debt 50 Adams grandson 51 e*e 52 InSect • 53 Distant 22 Perfurrile 54 X 1_!!zo4i BEETLE BAILEY 26 Church bode by Mon Walker 5ARGE, BUT THEY ;~ C4T RESCUE L OUYET THEM I ,..,I TIV UNIT 70 / UP?! bid ARRIVE , if /1 / / ii I \i \ I I I I (I\\ L / / / ( ) 43 27 Ash for I insecnce 35 Stir the fire 5 HoS!et pient girl il;inged ostrument 48 Landing boat 50 Sumrn,, Frj 28 5n ficLsttnuI tflt fair a s('rii itrnt 1lit first ti- st 5,tlfi(' uuut Ic-oll. so he t .dlial lus louti ilsiut tIc,' r F 14 . 11 d - stoiid ta'st st.'. JILSI , lust •m thi f',rs, M husband sstimt up hr a )hittII lint' ujittair .asked hn host iitani) humurs iii stairkisi 19 20 by Art San'im _ 22 R4T! 26 - 127 _____________ - 128 - titti hiiuii, jtL"t tired. ,iOui Unit lit Pn.uut read the secoriat test result'. isrons: 32 - ___ " stairk long M tlILsbanid 1 iours, taut the) .Irt' riot ph sis.tl Ibis bias tunIs tsnm Fair 36 137 " I - El - 40 41 43 41 46 - - • 1 47 - 51 JS7 - by Bob Montana 1.., ID PQP HJG Chssf IEE WQDS ARE Y.OST SHSCASS 7 ,-r ~k:% 45 1 - - 52 - 54 - tilt' past tight mm,anths lit- fore ttu'., ha' didn't stork it all fair ,aliiva4 a sear. and before that j't a naarnic,al I1 hour ti k -1- ' For Thursday, Dec. 8, 1977 cc all maf ttn%tiunig hit ju.st sti) it ti ss,iit Ittmunk l'se usaited long a otugit, e'.pt'm m,aIl suith ilua ( k 'ra.R ..•s" JL)T J HP1JR PtL BIT M E li4saVs ,ihs',iaj If V,5~) oti da)drt'ann. TAt ltLS April 2OI.u) ) \oiJ t tic nt longer afford ttis uxur if niore ns'i,'ariing tkt-isions ou should ivii, u'k ahi'a:I of tiirt' fit'ti,' tht' 'II kt.'ha stithuut stn thi-ir ,uod, fresh Ilasuir amtuitars gland under the tur.iin . lfI)ru.uSt li) '' lug I fOUl th) riaid imorricuanis', ur (Uiu ks-n tb,, tin-al Fruit turr,ii. Itti' imauks'' 1 t11 gift for hiaaliuia hosts mnuul %isiting guens (till tstiib' .sugar ('up gadtis'n liruistni sw,ir, packed (U() fiutter, siuft,'ris'aJ I eggs Su m oi a an ( r ushs'i( flit-11 is nottunma: (a - sun' ftaat protitas in,g sf*flhu .at 1 probletim atiuirc'st'ii tflStloIs' for it to lIlt' attract is.' lialdini liii in tare of this nest sp;spt'I - I'li giving 1551, Radio ('it', St,mtmuin, has, nicole You flaa be squti'z&'ti Into doing it toda) - BRIDGE South Moliday (FiISI - Mci -1 1 •Juni' I 1 oiia it behooves you to use Si ,Jt iii $ - P. unsalted nuts. sht'lli'ai I tea_shkana salt (UP niiilk one-thiril cup oil i cup rnuelti"I butter I cup Ikmne) (II slit's airit'd pineapple I pkg cup (ilOPI'I 1-C1ms r sualnuts ', up t'baapsaI red ('an aljt'sI cherries and %ou %kill insist on doing it /27 • PRISCILLA'S POP 1 7)ULL LOVE ( VUR LUNCH by Al Vermeer \ I 0-1 SOY' AT LAST/ SOMETHING IN PLACE OF A MASH EP P SANRvICH.' 1. IRQ2 () '\ MASHE2 POTATO I . A -t'-OTATO sour birth sign ) .( NO.' A NEW, 5ANWICH.' ) .-. C , - /' _ U I F ~ 7 ",\ li BUGS BUNNY by [ic'EMAND[ UNLA)(, YER, A SOMEHOw, HE. \ \ C_ !,&-.* . . . 'i V Stoffel & Heimdahl u RAISE.', AN ARTPGT...YA ( VINCI AD ALWAYS tANAGE5 L, -.------- .j rj r fine S JLDN1 H) OW MUCH EVEN . THINK ABOUT THEY T) WERE GL'NNA si HI M -- T' PAINT TALK E - ucs , I DFv'?' r'w I t 1 !I1W _."~K , ii ' 'Dec -Jan (APRICOR Have no, qualtils about ti.ecting sounesione neslA today You II make an excellent first inliprt'ssiorl on bath the high and tiaghtio and the lo,Al% and hiwi hilt 1 1), Alit ARILS Jan 20-Feb. 19 ,, 11,1' I1 H Oil UI Uli )IiIIuIl to bring forth our full potential (0(b) When )OU hear the pack 00 )OUt he.,'ls, you'll reall) come on. Feb 20-March 20t Bargains -cin be found among good,s of foreign origin toda) If QU has.' a liUk (Hue, duck into , 1410k for sofia' piau' different for lurn-ti or coffee 011 stand a good chance tat mm eating S011a cone vets in' At LFAII , Jullo 23-Aug. 21 .0 While )ou give the outuard * mppt'aranci of being self' ,L.surtiI ((Kb), )OU fica)- Lx' vt'ry UP.p4. ( t,/ , tug 23-Sept Bright ideas from out of the blue may flash through )our tumti 1051cm)-. Write (bern all dosun for the future 11118,'. Sept 23-Oct 231 There's a possibilIty you caa profit toda)- From some unusual happenstance. You could ttiscovt'r a Forgotten article , a, oatr - St ()HI'I() (hI 24 -Nov 22s If / s , t -u , I A 1 - tu 8 ount i's - creana ' . V SPt AN - Roth "riot I'.iss ', 2 Valor %.Wlh T I'ass iNI I'.,''. Pilot-, I N'.flifl) ii',Il ' HI aItes 1 urn . - clubs, broke I South 'Aoul(I )ust Ill"ll, safe for lilt, ( irilra( t he ";;s it, a 3-2 lIens'.', 0' hun 'i/,ul Ufiiuidt a ti •,-#..* - p5 ,,c. •, ___________________________________________ ,' -. iS4tU(fl fl('inj a nimiimm,niunm, Or really s u bnn in i iimuniu rh atrump so lit' pa'ss,'iI .'It tStt, orth really should have hiisl three, but it was us-eli for his side that he didn't jUllif) to game West led out four round., (uf spades South su;is on lean and naturally enough led a dub and Itm,-k,.,I ,__'_'"'"''••'''l'4,I&IIIi East ts .s iti 'Alit) thu jci(k md led tlm. tii tl(m aaf iii i nnonids to South's king NoIA South ]el l a 11114,111111 club all,si ducked in (lilt,,,,, % for the sevond titne wl,%'t -- -- , ill iigt graiU(ts During the h.lnl,,s £ Sl,LI55 V • s - %4 '' ' ' in r.'sfx)nse' tat Itartoer S faaur-hiart opening t%t just pass anti tiatift' that our partner us-ill make 10 tricks '.1 *si 0 I 1 I '.i)(uatui'i ',••i' a ' ,., ..;v"ts - .. a0;.-'--.i. -- i-u s rr ' p' - 'u,,s ':- i c'' Th,'Jj 1 (i1 5 ,4. ,,_ , t toippi- I I 'ii •', , '1`11'51`," j / s'd ,jt'5,4,-' - -st .,-:1 e.t. ., f''. , , ! ., -'s, VOTE P". by Stan Lee and and other half for slices firing to tsuil armil stir until trtmr.'Iui ent l'ow' oct' mttrai tms. n ;un i' (u,ntanr uur gift gi' ing Ir.&- t 2 thin luite slmi i's ml, i',*t-hi (LOIltal nvr %lakes 3 cups This rtclpo (tfl lm lioutilvil r to I ist, tp' s hilt )otsdsr I c'in 5 Iiuuinu a4$ 4P - •it,11 _ . it ~_ - - r ~ _ ' f' - 1-11101) '.-- _______ . f gn.'as,i h al-mu dish lop su ittm half of till till kin mixture lip us Oh halt (of tht.( hopped Onlun and half of thut a hess.' l'.at'r 1-3 of the (tarn i. hips. rvimaning chtullien, Cinion .,ji,l t-fivest, Top ,A ith remaining 1 u'nru chips Bake in :idt'grct' - sill liar .15 ut 40 iluiflut,t (In until I~c.ltcd thrilulizt) and chet'-sv tici(ctle Milk, it 6 servings .4t * GOLD KIST GOOD __-r I * - * * NJ" ' t I .S'' :., -~~l * FRYERS ~~ -f_c - * f'. - S_•i i * c ____________________________________________ Cu egg - - A ' NAHWANAPOTEKENIWAPiJi. 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AMERICA N FOOD SERVICES , Roll bails of ctlCL'ite in Makes (sun halls atsict I bit s,-n i bib peppers. tnt lid aim siucs intl soup in a '!%. 1.- -:- p u I't t. - 'l7'i'--'r-t--. 0 61; l(iuluct' heat to nuueiluunu. add Iulnti',iPpli' anti inoci't 15 - pturuaf t'.mcii 01 A juice Iron half a (nra re'i'rving .4- -- ,prval, ~hruil1cd I I nuctiuiuim silt ii sun t hopped ~ liledlurli-slist-d fjcct; peppit-r. choilipt-d , . t c0lt"", 'I" '. , l it 'tn.' in refrigerator until rvad Its gis e tar tat serve at a pants Balls remain fresh for tss tu "' '• tcatans anmi Mtm&a bu,art) thicken niake for mncti'na'sting parts atiths's h.0 its ,art' imtiust available through supermarket sh,tirms Frozen. tanned or ut packages ('HICK FS TA(US , i--'Up" ailci'ti ,,tutktuI chicken 2 tab(ess .tn,s s'g,t abul.- Sill! , 'if -f ,'t,'ru' ni .1 tif'rnonstrata.ri in rcci cc' Student PE 11 R PMF4P',f R siS l)tt€'r tui 1 ?t)J I di'autuIy tuit-' - Pfllu4C lIVE RAYS Pete' SY' found lii' PljcJ GAINLI) tti' 05,r 5 p5'r%1 Slt'iI'.sh I 'u a lI( - -'v' t ia a- I' ' Ii-' SPIDER-MAN us ant (a auinluit tualls isuth lushes an be !1.1111 (or 'picis to, suit lilt- Li'll., lifluia's - fuill,-u Wrap sst'Il in plastic wrap Pa rty Fa i dual'. and pa rt) chicken us Oh t 'satu Me xi,, ra,ialt r .0 ant'. It, krca us tt li,it ts'' humal us 10 t £ hunk I ti-as[saon I'PP'r I ti'a(ssitl salt I )rfln haifa •appft1 fls' all inmgrt'durmts. except pineapple, in large saucepan boil, Un' to'. s-red, 01 minutes ti r'iuce liquid, stirring uia:t-asmuntall) . .. il , us aeaI paper and shape intti 2 uherrut' --t-getable protein so~,i It-ttuiv. tomato and gr'i-n IM'p;it'r. the'a 'ire far more nutritional than triany adults ,Alit, st n, I I ;1111 11, "- sheets if onto mixture lii coat -C , - I fre'h liii, In saucipan i onubine suur anti cnrn ,t,mrs Ii Stir in 2 aua' dark brotsnm sug,ur u ti- assiaaus Ilspia'' I trasswun graonuf ,ini's-r ' .• F inuLt iva' in Itilis that high sstcl ,ciii allege '.tuuis'nts are ttaiii Is, ll''ir la.mlat('s and stoluu,it hi'. Strive (hi-st fuchs's urn luui. a ht't'st' cacti intl ahuki- I " % heest' us ith remaining a CU raisin'. up a huipiali tt fa%orites thest, i!aio~, ---------------------\j' s.rica ' is. s such it I uiR t Ii Ott ,. i . I tabk'sIsurm f,ini' cup Msi'rs (ark runt '.Il i ( Up st Ider % lllv~sll ruin salt, apricots raisins and - tsp Stj*itflt'uj salt fL'11(i Imaitrumnip atid us itulti almost ul:n'r•ibl,' Nourth ''Ulti ''V "'•"'' -- cups sug,t 7 Ica,spoisons t ijrn~,t jr, It i i lb I i . a rhiu1 i pineapple, in si,rup I tt(iPlkil . . '-. - -, drain. Blend runt for 2 hours, chop and set aside thees,,', 'auftt'ri - SI't Food Editor ' ' -.i,'"_ WtIflfltTNfifl - sail iii If , A I aa uncertain Inside Guar;l agains't ,a foolish decision %IIU.$) " -, toda , i, / ' Soak apricots in statir and u 1 i cup Bacardi light nwii 11 ,tli,El-,\ ( I_tIRE hut tOast Sa atitli ',u .15 Ii aunt' 'Ins,' dtmmnurrms 's ttct' i i-lubs ,.,. ,,i'msi ,',,'..'.l this tio * - oil 1% inalle in tills r urialt,, 'I his h,initl Aas PIt) t'il ill if niiatcfupiiun( g,mnnts' hut thi s.if,'t', plctt t', i j ist is urn ((air ni is iia ' iii iHtt(' at'rret I in that a:,.cnm' flu' rI,I.ufl is that Sauu(h Ails '.un that prat (ii Il!i ill i tsi - tRiI'.i \1 mn Ii .1 April 19 ',taU Stait fur approval of sour litisiness situations art- flexible l icas toda), )ou (,%)ujd ' the LA. loillai) Take advantage of %our loser Trust )our o,An ger=% for opportunities and )ou could 11liprovisallon 1 4 9 - ' - us I "I ( A\( ('H lunt 21 Juls .! B) 11,155 )aaiit usual haunts an inihxtrt shop and brossss' ir' _/ I &JPPER 5' A.,J~ VPT RV -) o.ir OF , ,, THE LAST I WI i ç7 Jj.- * 'a-listing a t-dret'r Sand for OU (sp) of •-'stria-(;rapti lAtter iilini, 50 itnt's for oh inti long, self 'atldrersseti. stanriped ins-elope tam Astro'(raph I' (I Box 489. Radio ('its Station, N 'i 19019 Be 'stU'i Iti sift 0 .1 8 J in %(our )ob Don't fear a little ft u(' .4 ion ill probabls usiark out us t'II P 4 04016 lu 1 , . ~ vourillf-ts "Ill glA it kick out (a! this lp1i;ii! r w:. saua' II, Of 1 Ii e B o rd e r aniii club Iuntil uaniibi ru'finn chopped rluts •inini - lit IiitVs xli) thu I t'lI ' Itt tilt, -- - -- - "T ?t'-I( lit- till k us Iii the fir Iit)l,II)%' tiiF:isi: H ________________ AT lb 1 u UPS IHttt'uj P'tUtt'5 a up' raisin' a ortd tart ililalt's l'onmcbmni' oats, ssheat gerim, nuts and salt in large isatsi Stir I taaslsaann ,mlni,snd .'tract mn nitilk, tail, butter ,umd hiuns' a cups ts titult' tsht'at flour Mix steil Spread mixture ofltai I )ratn pirmi'.ipplt' reserving baking sheet lineal stith %as '. rup hle,at rvst'rs iii s rup tO lI,tPtr hI,ik.' 31J ukgrets F' 1la ait'grt'es F Sprinkle )eitS1 numnuti's to 1 hour, stirring 05 en 5) rup tim aiissolve Stir itccasionall - until golden Cool tuii'i'tbier t'ast, pineapple, eggs. Ailul fri.'ul pineapple slks i (1 iti''i 1 0 1 h t'. ' up ssatt'r - i ip hIat;atdt light runt I itt atuufitt ri's iii Ot lIst riumluf ha'uii,tr bet's,'. -, 'iit'tj stra batches of these tti sirs,e5 cit holmda bEirties suggest that isi bring up the 'si-us \ irk 'sV lilal9 t,i- an ILS(l('ai Plfl'.II)pls' in sr p 2 urangs's l,nivatis I cups •cigar I aip fiakt'uI u iittIi1 liqutul (-t!ri ;rtsst'nts that pack and tr,at'j .ueIl You'll also find oull nt'taj Wrap rwuc rh,'es,' tEibs in 'lrctmghut ,inssstr , us tic n,uuitb,-r tru_.sht'd I (Up apniut jam 2 tea'*Is,onIs (oricandir 1 tt'asp-uoni nitace I teaspoaan salt 1 jail 'atu-f,inug (ii mmakinmg Iii rs+-cs.u .an 1I Ii, 4 I UU) ssh&'at genii I (UPS sthitt flour lIic.-ic,,,(i- & tI('t'St balls acci ls,abas au Ithumni rncakt' i'itIhct a ellophane us ith a a tci'nrv ii,tt ai place haLts all h (hwu UI ito llIRl-:h-. }I(t IT J }io(ida) I l,'alth I ,t'ttt'r sun Iuuuiustt'ns- t', husband's k,tton .1101 get statue s itt' r,it .s too tonlipiete I i-arts a!trr-ss ioaal srmtitks Li ps (I ld & SU.('E Babas, B a I Is G reat Fo r Gifts A ii d P a r't es ccumrber 3-12, can send ) cents su ith a long. st:Uitisi salt' our loaf pans ttsi I tan I lb I oz pineapple, in stup 2 packags's ) east r'':uIir lii;,! it lit niuuffitis pint'ipph', ifi 5) tU(i ups tshuta' fluor tiffirerit tiuitltars If so, I im iglit ith )occr dofor hit' tin,' Itakc ,li (egret's F 4 llItnis until firrails test thins' .0 (fl III llliuutti'.s Insert tghter anti saiit'tifi's 1w nnprusta1 ii) lais mug '.x "5(r) third right Iltat t'nsure' tiit' Lit'st taint i- of taunt, ,mul a larger 's'rmuu ,ssictuall tIc' (tOni night and 5 ulutiuuti its ur .it tilt' sUite tuia' Frauunu lilt- rest of )asur latter. I ttms' aiuiuti gist's it a festive ltnak. L Icv cti-aill ' nI 41 srHuTF;u l('F: (ItF:,%t minutes - mi Ii niutn,i•luitf IEInS tutu • Var ilial,.ar ilu.l) stint 1..ittt ui tutu I : Ii a ft'rtilit slincia The t hianu's of pregnar,u '3 'u s;%e '(au front (,mst flinute anal Ibis testicles are onlioneS that ) ou and your IlILsisaniul tc,ts i deliberation WIN 21 \our Hi pulsi. r gs'nt'rosit) u sour finest attribute toda) :iI i',.Irl(- • till- tUtalt ,Alit pass ou LI) ____________________________________________________________________________ I'li-;L*ant surprises art, in 'tuirt- for uu this tinning ',tr a-s tral s'opk' hiuldt'n in (lit' us ings us ill lit' arranging gaud thing'. for ',(,u S.-U.i'tt-%KIL S 'sis 2.t•I's \ hr sluilut's that shots the spa-nil .tll. that ttiiuld not ilie,tIl that lit' i'. ,'s tmasi.'uiint' Mans lien uuith rii.irntual It'sels at nialt' nfutnn,.itiucm tun till' '.hji'tt I agrec h,rrnones do not produce I;E,\I( I(KI)h-lt tctic,1i litalth s*'rnmu ut has- ,tiut,ui j :. ht',tuii'r' st ho st cm nit -niiu,'h Your (,'tt,-r '.ugg, flit' shoulul lit' .ib!t' tai talk to by Howie Schneider hin a iran has a lost s;srni 011.111t. thurt, stru thing, that can ii' nc There liast' even been (uk'Irit''ss. anti %taiflt till lit' .i'Iiatmt,-ui atsaut, antil t'St'flif0.- II BF:R\K'F: HF:RI: USOI. K & MEEK another (aulifit ('.ifl Iii' biiostitJ f), ttit' nal, taking tb, s.Iiii' fa'rtilits ptils Stiiiit'fl ni itn t.kt tthi tits' gift 1. '• traffin ss a Makes Nix (U This ririp.' iita t' iloubui'il . pineapple tirri 'our ( Ill) thttppril pitttil prunes hona'niatis' treat Is for bOtlt('iiflt (tip oiuit'tt raisins .t ho likes to cook It jlk't iIi,i * ,truui butter encuurage to our fril to Ir% lilt.•Ieain sug,tr tintil light and fluffol Beat In rsilk' arid shari iI itti eggs until bhnuiiii beat in .lilU SJOfl s ouli is rtuils ing Pl"ea ITI V 01111 blile. flour. liakinin: pii suad,, salt tihin' (lions, pnitts inull'pii i miii 'innanruun '.uet'' to paakagi lour raivall) stir intaa pi:ieapplt' Pt a IiIs liii's ontain,rs ar, riiiuitur, until JILS( bienah'ul Stir t,ubls' sttieri the fivaul is :uiru,' t.-rri,. prunes anti iittur 53 - - - .15 tbauti it's fliafli' f iii) ar' Fht'tt' HOROSCOPE 1k-c. M. 19 b) jift-rhaps checked k nead . . nirnutts Drain I cup 5) rup ttt bulb syringe I .aillr into sttrtl iziii jars. seal ss it h • teasonn cilmatinoli up thuppiil figs cup chuipptnl candied I Along l)rain iint'ipplt' Itroughly. hfli' flour, jam,seasoning Store ut air-tight glass trn With a vegetable peeler, and extract. Stir in about 3 tUpS tair,er for gift giving Mahei 9 ptI of orange, leaving hok' heat flour to ;iaki•' thi st hite pittw Ut) (lit' Fruit stiff diiuh Turn unto 1lourtI i)I{IH) IlF1'l'I.F Slits' ;k el into long, thin sirips. Iird and in r.maining Si't altt'rnativi' to candy ('iniiibint' In large 5U(t)1i SittI Flour This still l' a IlioL I ($fl 1 lb 4 ii, lr,iirnt'd pilie1ipplt'. I'&'&'I dinugli. 141 rise in a greased slices, in syrup IX)%%I Luitil double about 2 hours. 1'r-t- tivill lioun Illso degrees F. oranges and knions, (imp frwt Punch dostii Form dough into Drain pineapple Blot slices arid add to saucepan Atiui ulisirtil shape braid it or shape "rill paxr I t'ls I'bIi I' situ's. sugar Roil hard for f titiflutes. it in .i greasril casserole (Jr loaf I mu h apart ''ii i. aki a viling stirring ,%fill coconut and 141 it IA-t ri.se until almost Talk SvI caku ratk.,, (ill (unter pectin, stirring ss ith trivial doubled Rake i in 4) isr rill k Bake hours s pooll 5 I' ll" It - "'to degree F oven, then reduce heat ('i if 11 Stiorf- Ili airlight cont it trili:t'ul jars St';iI to LM degrees F' and bike Ii'l) I imnur I uufI traii nniix par.tfIui stas i1ak.'s si (Ups niuuiutrs \Iakes if loaves lul.iin litis rca -i(k' i- an be doubled RIA%1UN1 IIEAL)GRANIJL% (dli.fl ((.(,F.T (lit I'sEs SVsFhT& Sl'i(i' IIRF;Afl iha' traditional snack along tang', a,niiiii,'mut that Most lilarsLious tread fir tiuntain trails nuts is popular a thuugiutful nsual I k,Li(,fl i,, 1 tt I.ori salt t',ti1iiiij1 alkp 0. lii' in,t% ,itt,it (cii III tiitiit suggest that sour tiILstirId have audit iunal tests done, or qutsstiuns ,ttsut this, but he atts 't'fcsiti%e atsiut this \I,tn .............l.-56 '(lI K htlRlHh)t mmmol 6 (se trial to ask the nas1t.ar ,Ihipreti,Itt' tfi,it oun husbani is -- - __-' hun there stas nauthunig ttrting 1 - - - 30 -. ARCHIE siiii,vttunK %%row: I sed the tauujitr.iture harts for a sthib' to no as,iii . test mouths .igui, - baking possder i ieassio reads (ii sti.irt anti r'nju a Itnfl •iS thi ritthiini i iflh('5 tiff d be ll,,L%t tilie fur gift iving. That l's these rtcipt's are s.i nu'rrils rap(it'd ' lilt') ' re gift" ut food, ears I have been pregnant bot- fort another ran sshtti I stas 18 I had a legal ,,Iiori M doctor I •un pt'rfet th healit •inii should get pregnant 'I -lit, tovar I , st a off the (Eli. 1k' said it ss trulu I take tiflit'. iliast ha' s.I)S there lin I fill I 45 Early gh hIolttlas art, L arnb 11 FW' tias i' Ixtni oft (he Pill or over to of these .!4, and lit' is 28 44 Supe'man Is THE BORN LOSER KAH I I'M Spincj.uft Containers Reusable host Iii Dog house Firagiant 20 Nose 33 Stops 36 I ears 33 Wanted 34 Animal l0vC 37 Enlist 38 Pair 40 AmeI,o,ates 17 "çflT 11 19 mu Icr, r rr 1~ettsm~4~_,) I lllitlloo~ Fleet post office (abbr )f:,f( I )I( l_MII pregnant M hutntI and I h e b('t'fl ii .irritii For Four Eti_ii1 I ni Jim milion I Colored band 23 Oefcutnt 2 Oaerlhro*s 25 Gited Ipeaher 3 Four score 31 Former boy 32 Cod, clot _____ $ ' $ Wednesday, Dec 7, I77-SB Fl. s about a little ativiu to those of IL" t% 1k) 1LIV(' .1 probltiti i.ttt III au I :;:i P1 I -ti 9 Wasei to Approached DOWN material (abbr ) - I 8 I 0 I N K $ 6 Fragert 7 She (Fr) 30 Genetic .I.Aik; f I• I LL 56 Chicago transit lines 28 Ventilated 29 Ostrichlike ERE i L Is H M 11 Prepare copy 55 Mao tung 24 Mel AN Evening Hera Id, Sanfori& Pretty gnancies ir 1r rA11 S' Dr. ror ErlisuD r Advice About - ul T i wf-A C T AAI JOS H (profit) ingredient Hovv profit (abbr) 46 Depression irsu. league (abbr t'aii II Privat, high 47 3in.r school 49 Written , -. &-+ I• W - 12 Grasping 13 Hockey 1 I 5 Wintrygla:. 8 Swamps - D, * 1 1 Push aay ' - - 38 Throttling Ans*srloPr.vuousPunli (p1) 1i V A k 39 Actress Dunn. k A 0 4 tP4iyShp ACROSS by Chic Young 41 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ** * ol- ' : -• t's : ' - " - "s:. "`..%,, '.' ' - ' -I .. - �'eHerd Sanford. Fl WednesdOy,D,c,7,I!!7 TONIGHT'S Evening 6 9 .12 NEWS 6* MY THREE SONS 7 DIMENSIONS IN CULTiJAE 24 C.iERYBO s usi. HESS I TV CLASSIFIED ADS .6' THE CROSS WITS 6* MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 7 FEEDBACK SPECIAL I WILD WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS The Language An,mlg Wednesday . i -..-. 5, 2 C .6 CROLBURNETTSHOW 24 k$ACNEIL-LEHRER RE• PORT 30 2' COSMIC CHRISTMAS Aniimjtion Storyotbengstrorn OuhOf space who come to Earm OdscOSerthesourCeotasef blIghtsIarseen.ntrioss some 2 000 sears ago 4' CANDID CAMERA 6 Sl28CDOLJESTtON 6* CAROL BURNETT AND 6 30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 1 CBS NEWS 9' ABC NEWS 24 EVERYBODy S BUSt. NESS CONT 2 LIARS CLUB 4' BRADY BUNCH FRIENDS G,.ests Ken Berry, C,inl Re 9 TRUTH OR CONSE. OUENCES .12 THE ROOKIES 24 EAST CENTRAL FIORIDA REPORT 800 2' 121' THE FLINTSTONES CHRISTMAS SPECIAL Animation featuring the Hanna Barbe'a Studios Stone Age Ch,vacteqs. the Fl,nnoyg When Santa Claus sprains S ankle whiieilehsoringpresenhs " Bedrock. he grses F,e, a special power which enableS hi'Ii 10 d's'C the Sleigh and delsef the remarung gifts around the SSos 6 GOOD - TIMES - -- - - h.. Ci.es a protectie *hC Thelma bemes te ?omartic target o a hasom. stra *L a sha past ______ ______ 7 24 NOVA The Race Ire Dote Hell SciOntistS J.Vnes WatS.IrS ano Francis Crick recan the cItIrigrumJri a'amandoneofthema. Scientfceat(wougr,sottN, ccn'ur1 1hOSCr . DPAS structure-the rateri ' .r erses IR MEXICAN RESTAURANT EAT • IN I r PAUL LYNDE SPECIAL Twjs theNcstBefoleChrist. TAKE - OUT COUPON mas Another SSn CI h':. t"e poem came to te AnrIel Lynde s guests are Anne Meara Martta Ray A1e Ihostley FC!ter Brocs i' Morr's George GObO .w Anson Wi$rms 830 6 SYZSYNYK Re9gt Jac.son çuests as a man snd comesIocnmLnirfl,e, searctslng 101 the hØrne run ba which he M in the recent cmact.c sixTh game of Wo1d Sores Ned Beatty stars thIS satemaking its season premiere 900 2 12 MAC DAVIS I BELIEVE IN CHRISTMAS Dass 's slr-ied b guests Daid Sou. Shields and Yarnen and TACOS for 1.00 Limit' 1 coupon per customer With coupon only -- Good to 1231 77 GOODAT LONOW000 STORE ONLY - [ - - - - - -H - Dressed as flishy hustlers, the pw pose as well dealers oclimbtJieunde,wold adder and nail a big tine '*04' supplier (R) 4' 6 CBS MOVIE 'Up Tw Saturday NIght' Sidney Podier. Bill Cosby, Harry Belafonte star Comic Caper abou1tfn.r*hoS,s4t favorite Saturday night hangOut and end up in a mess ol p)((oJ'y :4Y1.) LOVE OF LIFE J11 FAMILY FEUD i ss C ID CBS NEWS Morning 6 00 21 6 (Mon) THE LAW AND YOU (Tues) 30 MINUTES WOd, BLACK AWARENESS (Thur) SPECTRUM 6* COMMUNITY CLOSEUP I SUNRISE JUBILEE 610 2 (Tues Thurs (COUNTRY 625 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 tUon) POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (1 uPs Fri PORTER WAGONER SHOW NASHVILLE ON THE Wo ROAD (ThUr) THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW 4 KUTANA SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* THE ARCHIES 1 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 634 12 LIVING WORDS 639 12 HP NEIGHBOR 645 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF 654 12 WHAT HAPPENING' 700 2 12 TODAY (LOCAl news at '25 ana 825P 4 6 CBS MORNING NEWS pChani'e4 4 news at 7251 6* SPIDERMAN 7 24 SESAME STREET 0000MORNINOAMER. ICA I Good Morrsng Fkricia at 25 and 8 25 caI news weather sports) 800 4 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 24 OVER EASY Magazine 'o'mats aedal1hose55 ano 0501 ted by Hugh Don ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF 9 STARSKY AND HUTCH 2 12 46 A - sl i" .53 (au * u'l's" lv - WIW I. ?eIOn 501(10,5 flOO r' ZC rae lundS (0' ,sperenced preterred Cal IQ St. 47-B--FinancialServices Johns Realty Layaway's S-Boats & Accessories I0-Autos for Sale * o No C e i If your Credit rat been reiecf,d II you don't live a OOefl piV'neflt. - buying Welcome 7I5rrnchAr, m73ao Upto 10 yrs lr Ort' (brSoldat,00 MARKHAM RD 3 I, 151K. AlP If you dont tell Peo9eliow are PPm Ath a css e0,i nOb', 1041 on tr41,, (lyIn, ale ci n vCarsof finance ?lfc!.11c;atr*rt,riuo4,d L 0AC, 1ST 1 7Cr, MT BROKERS t4rir5 %ork fl pcfencedOn', Ill S SOLICITATION AJr%5 3'3l 10 ,'ajI,d 5ec1on adbrrI5fl9 lelepironI be olCIaIon Appl 5 n perSon '0 EVENINC rnate pern for shoVt trp turroundng Sanford Contacl Customers We Iran Wet, K Dick, Pres , Sovthwettirn P,trolem, Ft Worth. Ti KICK THE STORAGE HAISIT $ Ih5 ,%etul, rio onger fipedid tms *-fh a He,ad Classifed Ad Call 372 2611 1v 5)1 5993 --I - Ho' '"" '' 2 1314 large lot, .Ct5. Sh)VP5 arppfed $1) 900 A __________ - orQarWiflte'f' Park 544 5l6 Sinford 322 1141 Dealer Agenl 4 6,- deadeod Street S_inlor '.33 'JIrden f II'.. awt'O 151 'ear 's r ii ' f , a Oscaped ,arU mI,al H4.A 1 e(Pd a 521 50Q V hA Or VA * Ac have bu lOng 05 South at t0 t oni5 12 50(1 gOod Ierm bu no* or tijy Ae 0 I IC 0 tC IOU If • are a li(Pn5e3 real n'alc tiIetp,rson .% ba.r cen IS ,ears ci Cn'.,'Ce '' VP.5 corr'n"r' t, 4. r'.i1 'OnA Or •5h rot eI.ri ivPI • II extra CathS Own or Pn pri AM Roufe. 1 you qualify' ArIc 'i' In Ba' 553 c o E wenng Herald, P 0 Bo' t557. Sanlord II 3777) ' 29-Roonn _________________________________ I ncesIeepr.g room qu'et people only 372 7279 -- - The Evening Herald 30314 FIIinCPiAvp Sanford. Fiorda 5 AAA EMPLOYMENT M UnswOr I 2. & 3 BR ap,artmenls, single story constructor-i adull & family area Ca4i't 1,' THE HANDS OF THE BEST g Agn,5 Small Fee EXECUTIVESECRETARY Ar you an Esectjt,t Secretae1 *O '5 not apec.ted1 tp,, perfit Mr Pp'tona',', Os more a mnfp -- - I _________ • ANNE A -- 2 Ge on-e all I 13 V'1) pets R3w 0 5 WV 5 wel(0n-C, S - I PEAL 1014 -- - ar I 1541 OldS Cutlass 4 Po*tr AC I. . tics en. coisd Clew 51 (6Cr 1450 73)3211 -' 73 Atln Marina. $I.O Great Cond!Rur,s Good' Mutt Sell' .'1-'"r" k -i:, I P[A. .... uf'Ai COP' 63,1 ,p (u.n I - -- I (5 i 321 - Ip 4i-r --' ..,5-.-; __ -. S'i-.I '' 1 S . . I. i F - - - ' £514 A C ' - -- - ' fIrand damaged n %i-.pp.rq, 5*9 tS' 12)1 - (.5IPi flew 3 BR - I Under 523000 nt'S less 'mrs on r,o.e'n'-n-'-' than 5t '.nd rrj ft. 3cr 37) III I tas '41u5 rIO ('çporor' ' - lO.alpr) - - ' _AafAA.a_4I FIofn I ______ - 68-Wanted to Buy , - - 5•7 4. Op )) 704) ,_ - AMBLER 4 DOOR 60 t_ash 322.4132 I..sSs -. •,., '. - 5tgv', tools ______-- , •, I ,, 69 DART GT '71 NOVA ,,, •.ci.,. - c..s.1., - 5au Lw. 73$$ -• ' 72 SUBARU 11 -AntIqUes 45$W w.iis. Ar. Sharp ' 9681 111411 WPeeI Dr-wi lacI.is. 41. - 7-i r liii ISA 5 ' " VI•i . Viiyi R4, NI. Cs, Yrsis $ * 0,.' -.i ,'is -' 73 PINTO ST. WAGON 5 , 1 EtPiI i A Ofl1onp '6 Slalon PaOIa. 312 5 gu.!, '73 MAVERICK b,,i.5-,r - (,lV( AP - 95$$ AtSI5•I(• MIi'i MPG 21N A,, 5lr,s. 19(1161. Ar', i,ln'91M99 Lsaa.4. P..,, vet S AS ii , GRAN PRIX 74 HEIRLOOM - -, ., £ $br'9ea _____ $ • :i-:• ________ -1 ': : ',-::.. - 1 3 liP charge - C, - CH I NABE PRY TREE ' III NAY A -iF :- PuPs for , 'n ----- 'en't 317(444 -: .. JUST MAKE PA?MENTS_ - 72 & '73 mooels Call 3735)70 or a 173 •IS4 uSEL , prce No reServed _________________________ 1976 SINGER FUTURA - " I j', ircw' .11 li-rn s ' cc .,, t • -' - Ill Ce,) _____________________________ - - - t' ______-- ffe.:filC:e efrg 1977 Singer Zig Zaa Lake Man Hunt Realty - .' '" .li'' l24 'S ' ' .l'L')i-''rO 1' 'i -7' Oral 'I'POsSdSSClI uSCO lf ',:ru time ballr'(, Ui 50 Ins (7)' , -- I 2 ItR 544 11,1,' 'i- 0130 fral,' apIs Adobs park Arch, ISIS P4*, s 0' 4. P1 AN T MA p DMAFTSMEN WELDERS DENTAL YECH MANAGER TRAIN( I 2!2l Curnmrrtaj )Ij 5114 Sanford O • 1' - sA itf't I I NTIQU E SHOP a, _____ r. f , .1 • I I : bit- s* rig st-a • Harold Hall Realty '',' Household Goods IIIDDEPI I Ai- II I ta'r CaCCllPflb 'jc" $19 9;1p3 WINTER SPMINGS 3 BR. I.atPu (.5l.t,l', .5 cv'r't '"p-i,arp IN-SI Bu,' 5)) ) lIlIE 0r,St (iin, 3 1514 I bath n 9l)C'd .i'Cil asturnabip rvrfg Steal ' 170 9113 ;oom,k Icr-rn 32) 19)3 Kids euIgnnw I1'eS ir''a I, •t- )PR?bat,ccetl&' 'I34'%vSSntor 22 .53 • •''H(•R Ci-.'r Owner - '"I'-"-'l I'I" 'IrA 5).. Cc':,?'uvl uWNI) I - ______ - - 5_ - • I - I , , i i ' 'N' I I '>--, S • _1 _i - S 31- Arthur Treachers has a double delicious special for you! A cup of steaming New England chowder and the best fish sandwich you've ever tasted for only $1.00. _______________ Our chowder is a deliciously Reg. S1.38 unique blend of sauteed onions, $ 00 steamed celery, Idaho potatoes and Save 38c tasty chunks of fish in a creamy-rich hearty New England chowder. Oflr Egpir Decenib,, II. 1517 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 combination to warm your winter. The Arthur Treacher's Soup in Sandwich Special! You'll taste the difference Arthur Treacher's makes. c:. - 0 • 4 1,17* C0LONiALi. OILANDO .W'E 0lLAW COLOWIAIO, 7161$ 15MOIAsv OSLANDO _ai H I. Li ; Skating Accessories .GIft 1) ?ll1OUAN4I$L)$5ØT$AIL ORLANDO I U CHRISTMAS GIFTS 4 • Skates 2700 ORLANDO DRIVE (HWY. 17.92) SANFORD Watch tsr me Oroad Opsiffli sf a w Armwr T,ucMes Iii PIn, HIlls asi AItani.nfs Spcla,s. FIUNPEAZA laiN OatANDOAvt Pi5NPAI *INY(IPAIV S FOR THE SKATER mething else.___ .- ''•• .• . •'w• a lb I I. .GPass.s 7c•fit•s % II' I SKATING I. RINK 322-9353 2700W. 26th St. (SR 46A) Sanford a .. • • FurnIstkd I 0nfi,5'.i-a ,-II.(.--nt - -- - ---- - ----- - -- I - 1''". to 5l'w, 'P ./.s.. -., ., CONSULT OUR It1' • '''" - 1 - t -- iA, ..a, -- - - _,.. -- (144. I lu 1 31 1 - .- - C'TrIc'TflrlftA \I r ) \IJlYI .,- L, - c'-:' --. 372414) '- INKdS gone bully.' swing SrI back yard sfll 5 Sell 1 with a wanl ad (al 32128 - (,I'ItVAAWLA 1.5crrs I I..5'S- *ilh fan-I, IrCIC blO'k, C 1 & A 1 .- A 149 9(9) m Y 0 lI pIe 1 51 rig I4 11 TOIl 323-7832 -- --- - I wi-S 327 1517 37) l2 172 7)77 Home Condittoning ' - I ('i ti0lLD 4 Ii I, S F S LD.2N1500Rtl'AR 16-85 - .t. :..; •- ' - "2 '-'I(t Beauty Care ' - -.- - - -, • .%ard Sign, ' Cr 1055 bb.a't Iwo - , I'' !i - L bOner •- , rflrosbal SQS 319 1497 .11',. I - .l - , -' III 7- . -- , '.' , _ ,- - - 'k 0- -.. • it; i'I; ' N. -'- -- -- -' $5 ---- - -i - ' St''ii- 0•1 III mr'br' P4rrp I 'fi acre-s. 19 take Spi,n. 250 0011 . bs ( OVSVVVOk -- - ? - - * FLORIDA --- ' . * Ø') 14VEAUVEJ' * HELP S IL, A IIYfft VTMI I LU * . UU)I WADVEDC wrvnn flie * , • , , . . . • - Swm LAKE MARY BR lpOSSibIe 31dl. 2 b.ttsS. launily room, Screened parch * Its 13 13 0 uI 170,414 5 Ic LAXE MARY- • - c'ce on L.5he - SUPER' 3 tSR. I' bath brick lot pr,se tin central lilA p.500 & Mccc' Sanford's F f,( $73,400 appci:Non:ep:i.ledSe today Te-cm possible 179,730 -- - - - - 322- 2420 54-Garage I Sales ________________________ - 'i;;N-St- . ç5-rI1 I $ - hDr '"'irwti ---p. '.5 Smittus Sna" ,'p,' ' urtte 127111 ; renet Call 373 0135, (VERY DAY I BARGAIN DAY 'N TH( sIAN I 531 III) i-:.:6i- ___ - _______________________________________ -- C IC I es 20 Mi)rtgages 9 Bought - P - II 14753)9 -'- 'I I ttRO.s'I PEST CON? 40. Z42 "aPI Cyst 122556% I ____________ I 4N ,%i4 , Q '-L FOLLOW on Ih •'UUH, Rubber Stan- s QUiPV PsI CCI' fllj Vo* ig Wholesale 1459 up lo %'O pd slaI,Qner, tmbotsers Call fSachHteLoCo,r 3'u 373 • . -------- - -- pag,' tir Christ,,' _, _________ xe Electrical ' 55-Boats S. Accessories , 1 I l ' I '- - - - ------- I ..l. - 5pj MOW TC.Ac.( S BOUGHT 4. SI.tL 1) ___________________________ - 1 - 47-A , 7 - -- THE STARS 0 ansi c'ea''r-g 5. 3 aro load,, 5, OuflIp tr1 fc rent or lease ' . - o',' ' I *PE PUT LAwN SERs I.E COmP'C$CLJAn Care ALTEWAIIOPIS DRESSMAKING OPAPE S UPHOLSTERY Phone 322 0707 Contracts Preferr , 'sly 323 l73 __________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________ i 0 11 II 1 -- ' - - ---------- -- -;'-' dOnse' - Carpet Cleaninq -:9, & - ' ':5or12,,jteS led 413 garage - 'S.0 .5 I.5s .. for RinI. LeaSe I 2565 - - l nsi* 5lp I REAL 10R Property , #' - Minuel Sales Leader FORR EST GREENE - Tickle Shop I3boas Frhnk I '966371 I ' ANYTIME PULALTORS S)Q4$1)nr 1)9 1711 'a,s . S Equipn*nt & , _________________________________ 5 11' Ic) ri o -•' I - rrio'r eat in kitchen just - trc '11014 Reel Reel Ponecr CO Watt Spe.5krns S.ansu WA 6113 'It-serb all lIr new ASking 5500 Call )2).'1l f ICr 1pm Property 45-Resort Mary Blvd Older building, • * $720 Per Hour * Apply Ill Ptrso" * 0*1(14 THUMB rORPORATION H' bulls Park A, • * , )126i3' * 5 (I lId' I sl.5ti- Inc l,q-n,,aI(ontraclor - -. - d tnlsi p05(15 & carpori Pdr* u-coral lIlA, c ose to SCha0IS & tropang' Jcjsl Johnny Walker b . monlh. available Jfl 1st. 345 6153 c , - , ( - Cod Obs. wer9 dependal, 327 7)51 • I Ci S AUTO (LEAN irn.n3 Mit ', [l(Ir. 1 -m I i,• 4 5 fir . ., . - v - - -- 'l' ' a s; -----'--- lve Mo,,, "5 l N (-pj n 'n ', ' i 11 own ap'cI' In ,'ni)r 'I on new b0 I or In ame 321 (*79 '""'''' houtepa.nt rig & repr ,ns e.per'ence 373 7114 I"Sflteed - ' --- pF'r 1'- I..l.r Cbsa.n Saw & TrICk, w '-, -1 - '' LliniStrfii' Il iOu .,an ,,,, "CA I7t for ('Snislmas (it-an "I' 11e Old t'tQQp Com,lePe ' t$19 95 Sat slat I i_ir •.•. .'' 1130 - l''.ir'ii new Il-ft -Il II, ilsia', 5 -.,,2 onigiball', 5tpl, Pil' bilance 1')O'O ,e Sill (ANAl 11011 fl1140 515(5 rI 10 LII, YCnroe iron7 (1.5 1 1 Wx-ll5 'IC Al,. TOW 121 ISIS . -. - a !li, insulation Miscellaneous ServiCes *,' WALNUT STEREO 1Xm :. - _". - Auto Clean C 53--uv r-sausoterto hI? Markham area I tO I acre wooded 5t5, Paved roao dcrground elect, ic *11-inM.5IiclO*ski REAL TOP )7 791) decorated .i 5 t.t '.' - t- - ______________________________ "nr & evler On 5 .i-af S rsP.rienc9 La'ge Or Sn- u i c-os In, ' , ci Calf $ i"p -ne 4.04 ?3 5517, '38 1520 ii A 'Isa rs .4 :, l'uling LOP HAUL COG L 0',iJlt 53'r ,r _ ' 171900 COYIOIflAh_L 3 BR. I ballS n-. -' Ig rb n Scr'IIr,d L4r,ge1 ri 114. nice Dining & i-N hr-n .,rea, qu'eI neighbor C.,00 Only 55 903 Light O4'd t:r rr4 "II )fli?i.0 c' 1:25505 -, •, I rxt ' 1 - Improven-ents I " i AtcThances 'TAR 15 A Clot l''IO'lF (-51 CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS ISlE E SO TI ui I. ND PIUMIIER IS 3'? 7611 th hn-e fl L ong*'OOd [quipped h,I(hn rrdwocsl pch in rear. shag n(ely AIr i -' ________________ ' I APITASIICi 31114 I' anpels , -- 3; ___________________________ rIti-,5l , QuId TM V L IV INC.' Ahtr.5tmv 3 ltR 2 blIP' homC in LaIr Man', Splil £114 plan, Central lilA, scr parch ealk ifi cloSetS & Many F utmas JuSI 5)7.500' c 3 BR 7 bath carpeted (enlr4l HIA. fenced ,d, ne'lrige'rator range 331 )S ii'.( - '.• _i', "- ______ 7.0'. m; - - .5lrn'Clil HAL COLBERT REALTY ________ - , -,' __________________________________ "''' I14 rc1)m (Ci' I 1114 house fr Rpnl 37)5995 ' 33-Lots Acreaqe in S , - i S AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB - (.o'id Q-a ', IS'(wn Vu, 5Cm' w H' hr-Cl cuShiOn-, 4 REALTY '' i ttw ; lI PAL Ml' T TO AVE faIr-s large canner 01 fenced iick ,arcl co,i.rrdpaIo & lange storage bu.ld'rsQ 53? 903 I BR. Senor (liens preferred - ' 2 -- , . _ It ,w'w • I ,lOPe'flF I Sm S - 000 Unfurnlshed would, '''''''' 1i HOOF N L ..'I ID, l(I.5%5f i-c) sos i,t 3n I - I ru 563 I Ii- 11l'% 1' fl-i ccnple!esr 6 "'SrI. ?St,5 O'C(CS 55(i' 14(1 tIlt-n 30 ii m , i ik ?r',i-qi- 615 ,%t 57 ;5lI'. 3273050 ---""- li' 5)5'- P plans GENEVA ('AR DENS.lSOSWlSlhSISanborJ 32-Houses .oI ' tO I. sil I .'''. (14 3 pjlPs iS JI?it-.h '"' I,5rgp ,nnre ' . .5 ,i),erCd i1)Cl (ii' f i''"rn1 'p -. We nyle S bosS 10 nan- rip our * I' I.e. .'triy - .-' - __ * SUN I. 1114 apa,lrrienl 11,,1.rn SPIed j -,-'' i' •'3, .-' - ', . , couple n', No pc's 575 rr plt,L5 $90 damage dn'pOs ' 127 3111 , . . . . .. FLORi3 - .. ' 'os Dry Dock Pearl Stream Arizona Battleships Tomorrow: Clark - I' A _________________________________ MTEHNANN I KDSG liv P RBDSAKNAVSAH0L10HIR AOA I P1 AAGUUUMRAL EO I RTPTPMDTGHSAANAER ID JNAOTRNRAUEOOKL KABA BAANYLLOMRMZ RFAWAN V OLCO IMEHIOWOCTALORE £10 K RATS RH K I I H P Z A AG RCR5 E X LHH IF I CA IL H K I KHCRTRESMIH I LRERAs I IOTOATKMCDPMABSTT E J CAVE I EEAYARSLOSRAPV I L P S EL P R R A K A L 0 ROY C H DI B ME ER V E 0 A N I YPEACCNKAACGREUTOS C InlIructIons: HIdden u.s A....... --, . Words, below - Ipper forwarci hirI.. uijnjy rino Cich and box ii sri. Oahu Hawaii Pacific Fleet Nagumo Kalakaua H. R. Stark KinTnel Short Apartrt?nts - -, , - - 1I - __ . -- ' I -- • - PEIRL HARBOR -- ___ . " ,jc'a',' - p':: il s -.____J• , '. . 51.. mj ri-S 411 inn 15 lIon, '' _ SEEK & FINDt - Other than $5 reg Stralon I veh,cle 5 told Call 501 2355311 f& further detais pucip CS bor 5il .rri-r on o 9099 ;;'is;i';; -- VACUI IA.A (7 - An ,". ' • c '' Owner 70 0 T,',r", 90.11 734 3:5-4 I Ger'nn 5nnpner - • -.--. e • "-" ) ç'• Ihe - 36 - - l'S.8'' -k - Daplona Reach will hold I OubliC AUTO AUCTION every & Si n ght at 1 30 it s 1119 Ofily One in Florida You set - - Iioweli SuPCr a mc E LECTROLU x - •. p,:.0 i c._t'.Isc - I •.'f III) o' .O14( '. ' 'II )) Doberman PuPS -K( Ia 5 Occked wormed & blacks, 5150 'a $250 Born Oct 3h 323 1951 ' - .1.1. 't DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION H*y 92 I m IC west of SD*iy -' 1 r1 . " - rr ' ' -3 '. 11- kr' ID 6403 ' iss I -"$ei br c..an 'ne,chand 1* P55 AUTO SALES 17Q 14 H*y I? 93 CISSPC11Crr1 65-Pets Supplies 9 II ,' _-1,l A. P, L 5t 1,0'. I'M F 321 SIll 7.. :'-i,•. -..-C.'- ' - -; &. jJjJ.. . Sell & Trade Il makeS & modelS of cars' T prices paid I' • I' Yr C4'cirI OP P n1m.a CA14&1C Camera, cirolectcr & Royal lypewniter Mgnus I6'II iOuSC All 'P3 5 sitUI!ed Oil a 1 ae Ill. rOI Silt J95 $25003 down '"0 laIr Oven PilvrnI15 - 'I (losing (OtSi m 6pm ca II 5)0 06S a rr 6 P m C '-I'-- - • , S.snford 1?? SMI and -' ' -' '.. - 0't r CPl.5 .5 5 S e,ser t,51ICt5 56 uP Co. ri 4. Stt' IAillndp J.wdlerS i S Park IN-Il 8G.-Autos for Sale - "riCan P43 Cra,.rr s: a' worms $1 450 P.-' I ,' quails $1 bi..SIel •5o esal, r your (onlaner S iioShelS Per OuIBAf 5 (wIllIs Iormai LR & DII, llIp CafFled. tailOred drapes all (Ictri( appliances, ).000 G 54 iv.ng space P uSI Ca' for Rent (u ' 1j C ;:-- • .- a.4.- I. - 3,-,..'p. -' ' I 0 . •' S .i- -- '',..c'1 .S-fldOASll I n'sIs 54-0' Inaler P.5Cf%, Palo Slonni Gr.is. maps. SN-el .5 'eP,'sSti MIRACLE CO'oCMF • klEIn Ave - 1225751 ANTER SPRINGS BUILDERS • ' • II) 4,61 64-EqUIpment I - - - 5:.-"fL. ' - 11 (rieroit Truck, F199t $ * !h lOpper 6 (yl standard 511ff A '11 rad.o & hea'er 322 932% SHELL ' '- -- Flamingo. 3RPI t do*fl fl.OnlI'I, pa,mCi1I, 57303. Ormncipal I fiN-SCSI. new cool & (losog. call 167 1161 • 122 3391 ro 'C p cI p. "con srØ, 6 (1lnØ, engine (1 (nc PCI up *111 CB tool t. gUn rack, 5515 377 I9 ______ __, I ilOSPI TAL Dolls new & 13 ne in 0 dne%t1 0,jlit , 6'' Ourts, Club Ho95, rang. nebrigenalor. O'spotil. O'JPCS I Mv(h, Much More By Owri' 7-. psI as5un,ab IC n- or a ' 31291650, 33? 799) piIIO'I(D VA IrIst. cm-es rt.hn, arrss n IC14'rii 511 S00 •. -ni"lr C r.ur'i t i_'-': (1 n" ("Si " :i OIL , HAULIPIG , 'I SPry-hp 0' I .I-iIurnn iuitti-cfl SI LI P( III '. p. U , , APIOPACONDOMII4IUY Krdcn Rd 3 15R - 2 - baths 2 Ca' garage, DR - POOl lent • -'I 647 5-.- ACCOUNTS PAVACLE Eu CO needs gO bIclgrOurid I 100cr by 'ouch ShIn, open - 7Q-Trucks_Trailerc . .. - ' V IL I DIR I (LAy ' , - ,'! i BobAal,rfr , rntufe Cat%ecberr, Plaza 179? , ___ - ' uI 4n3 %ell ,-- .a '' 11.41St Cl U A C.arn'e'l AhI. Org iIc4I Estate Broker .O'IPI ,RIDER ASSOC IC' A Commercial p. , 373 'III ant'd 1;? 11)01 573 5(10 ," 4. 1)P O4A %I - JIITI - 'I., 5' b4h liSt. (dI'LICtS. nice our' - '3 i ii - - ' s 2 pIh rerrro,3,l,.Cf 7 51 vme near bosp 'a' 572 323 ' li or 37? 7519 alter pm Pd, 3 BR, I bath homej, S2I, Government SUbSIdy awalable Bu'lCfer 377 2257 Equal Housing - Op*ovIunilv -.- , -' '.1nfOrd laiclront, 3 (III, 2 paly. urrer 63 s 'ci 726 6463 9(4 728 idft5r1t9ô.i7l - ' 1Ip,LenbqWuCgi ,,(, , ' -Lawn Gardefl 6? '0 r 0O"l cr: ' , '00?" dl U. C rm j.>r , -I .5 IL ASSIFIFO 41,5 00 A ,-lI ,l) A'I 11 F cotol H I -•s:.v CALL 122. -' COMYER(IA 'S I. 51 0, r number II 322 0701 or 337a S BUY JUNK CARS from 1)0 to .1t I 1471 t - WAL LAC L A u (1 V S 1114 ' o .-' ta' . M .1 . , ' - - -- - -" COYIiLFIELY M[(OCo PIA14DY MAN SPECIAL Old." SIr, I 1114 fr.i.e $1? '.I - Leave name ..,-,u-, . 'Si c-w i'' .4 r r ''w 5119 .5l5r'i- 555 S nger sow nc 'c' y ç, •l.)n(p 04 5135 5CC .1' AlIFORD SC ?ilNr, (lIlT [ 13)3 Sla',. I t 5.inlc ,d Fli7i '' ii tf - •iIras 531.030 32345)0 APIS hon 5ni Citizens Down (Iran & roomt sr 'c,*fl C Ccrw.irr 315 PaIn-rIb I (C E P Tl N S I L1ng br a tare,,) r'e,e irs-i tpp'rig s 5i,py ,9, toxxeep.rç tclps $I3S 'no 15,9 Ppl 3; l I 11R 2 baIts. lam,, room .v bireploce, screened parch. mar, 3227090 1301* 23111 S4 -- -- - .. $ , I I 0141 Payton Realty rcCc1 it ' PEAL TOW 373 4luu eves J?J (61? GARDENS GENEVA ' EPPOt ME AL TOM ------- " n ?tOViibl - ______ o ,o; good used fun lii .LI ?0O'n Bar,, 0sed I tf P l rrsmatuiate 7 BR. ground floor, (fvpleu,alI,lIictr,c. Central ar & heal, adults, no pets for ap ,ntmenl call 372 9444 IllS ce' month Crr0rallv locii'e'd -. - - - lincoln CovsIn,rltal '' Storage ,jil3flg $7f•fJ LEMON (3101 F 2 £114 I ball, fsmiyrrs,m&doCk $SCC 3 Clark. 14cc 0i,, (iii'i,jirSrTiarl. (es 1?? 1.519 _______ • I i. .1 4 •t • 2? 5672 SAVE 50 Aj TV /"'.... 322 24 Ilomp '-i L4'3C 1.5" ty none nc ni'e pm i'd 12000 belOw AprImenIs AC Dishwasher, Carpeted w Drapes Call 37) 4170 blween * )i a m & 6 pm ae r', 'IDA 'akeccders 'cv ii rev, I i I for frrO •' •'. tC 6)' le - LICK F MAP 3 1114 Ute lrehi, '.inN-O .r-Is 3i- & Cu' CXT n; 5APF 00(3 - .0 CaIal,ria 1550 )735,as - - A5%o(I, 904 1360'eS iviSni 2 I. I Bedroom D I\ 6'inCf man an I r, 'I Ill 2 ftR info aJor IOR OnI SlS9 Lrrwdo*nDavrnecd(Z DeIIAPY .1) .jcrrn.- Or 3 1514 I lilPu. 5?' 300 1 oiv low A 'I •,' - - i I 111 'I ''F 95•lli 273 £ ii- u, I ngev rircd,d lm tV Is IrS clepi ant . e C P11 e '%S I ,1 .l, arid 'p new n .siipb I '''1l C'5 TCMCTDflA .)l Ll'fJ I RUIVI - nmdgewood isrms Apts. I. I ',%'leP'.,nl MEAL 1I'U 322 1711 I I rtl 0* COst C lat5 I ed iii to buy 5911 ' i . ' C,t''"O I ' 0i i uris ul %l I Lix I fCC 323 II 15 ( - ' JUN •A 00r 15 $10 to 110 373 5410 erie'S ______ - - - i • 471 30-Apai1rrnts Unfurnashed Ad,en1sng Director " Stemper Agency S ' -- I I' ' ' ______________________________ 60-Office SupplIes ' LOAOOAVi (homCC:e Sanford -Fni5 roams C1na('uS lisfig 500 S Oak US ma I,jdet uIlil,15 & mad. III 714) fl i' ISlI RI- AL I. 5TAT C '.1 Cl Al fliP '1 , 'A.• I'' • I v, I lor ,' I' i335 $735 Peop, who Ike money use -Junk Cars Removed . Speae'pe?5nrj 5?C1 l2 17f4 fl 'ri- i- 50--Miscellaneous for Sale _________________________________ an -' - Ciuyt' warIng P i3,l*lV,1, AR, cr.. • l' .i (Onbdenta 'hIIr'e* YOu II Pr Q'.IlJ ,iu 3 0 arid •., RAYMOND F 11JNDQUIST Meg Rcai C 2t31p Broker ,, ,rs rr I )7 "i 5720CC w,-io tor, I 1114 2 bath At?, cilIa large ll fl'OtrSs.oni.Sily 0co'a'ca older hOrr. loIs Of ritras' 1)5.900 T..rrr,s S.Inir c:s III..q ri itQri 01 ether of 7 bUpilces n tb.5 Colon ai 3 01 4 1114. 2 oatr i3t hmi- Ccn'ral PIIA Ia0 4ri3 41 atl fn down Pe bili dc-tnt £lCat-lulp di-Oralrcl *.tP a .vr (ouflIl itChen USICE * T'I- L.'(r -S row ,pd.cV3 to below i Pit. apra 541 aflCJ 10 II ti C ri3 a i-cmn (4 tOur drearrs S OarI.rg ,s:'nmu new 3 1114 i I Inn SIm'.,'w', Wilni1542 v#o Ui-are-ian (PIa Almottne-w Itea.illul. 157631 p, Iriternafiorsa, Diplomat Camper .jsed sCry tIlt 10109d II r i-ri-Sled ri buying Call 372 303 -it r bank nanc*'t All Ar .os.rg l' hr-age' C,'ve ,Ou'Si-lI i-wI nr li".lp a rjnnd lounir I N- on Over 6 SUeS ot crifid .5fld *.Ih 2 IceI well & Ott I V•S (i I 51 514 T AD ON I Ti IL [ND 1I r'$A I I "• 1 TV il-i..' .11i-r O"7tri% IScucèP! '1 •. '. ' I • \•.(n5 Pri.,'. i ut £ l,ii,idJ Ibis IIALc S .ajS'r Cent.c ?2 ' I. • 127 27SS - I ..l TOil I?? Sr 1.11 12? 4I? S Os, PrnI.ss onI 5.ilq- Tranrig Session b r' C)ccem.-, S if you Cf I ky to ow more about us. abOut ERA nl A'. we r Ill Sl%1aifla1,1I )i- '.'' - 1 II' yuailrles reuIt /5-Recreational Vehicles t1lerct1fldlse ' b H -- i- . 59-NusIcal .,, tlu,nrs .'.i - marr Orlarde, ' 17) ?lfl '.il,' L. ,iO,-r or1lirs L-rsscdRvsi s" e our ________ U LP F I 5' A I - '15r IL C) D (5,. - - I Esoe - ERAMIC & MAC MA'.SE SHOP SELLING NE CAUSE I OF ILLNESS' LOsated on 514 4)4 Longwood lh5 rapOly growng -u buSineSs 'a' a strong (lent, arid Is fully sloCked 175003 will °4. enaole yOu 10 walk n aId Starl sell ng n pour own storp Call 130 1410 from IOa m 104 p 'n Call $30 alter 6 pm A O' '.,nu),3 ,,,, '° ."' - , I we Grt, 48-Listings Wanted REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES I ll ii nn C £1 ro,T, ter-icech ,ard I icd rider 575 000 iv I?r -1 . .sm.5h,(. mnrtq.44p O 'C "(t It S'i( Ii your p escvrt II OpportunItIe Ill 26315 Sanford Av 337 7(1) Ill 3759r.rs QUIET NEIGHBORHOOD ' REALTY Meg Ryi Estate 11,06ev '1 - 101) psI Src.c I, in cv 2 Compan, Auton,p i3 All F •pcne P., ,, I No F .percnce C.e(rssir 1 It 'S our 0re 10 riCip , fi r yOUf goal n life .$rIj telom,SucceSsful 'Vru Ultra (,u.s'3 Call DOuQ A.11 3)2 15(1 ' PUT YOUR FUTURE IN TEXAS OiL COMPANY rw,ds u. i I I SALES PERSON 5II ?3.ert$rig Spa(e (feat, layOuts and wrIe cop, newspaper aCCOuntS Aggressive neeea for corn petlIwe market Apply n pers the HANNAH S MUSIC CENTER ICISOnS, lfl5lriim,nt A cesaores. Repn 2)0 ( Is' SI, Santon 3234751 -Get ri the tenris 5*ng ol things Tnr, inStruction for nd,aI & giuI, (alt Doug MaIc 37J334y u1b0'I A T II u.s u crviAN . len •Cd vinwii 4%knQ SIS ow Buy - ' DEALER SlIP A .1.2 All Srm.noi Sanlord sri-a 1 srr 530.000 150 000 pe, •,, tin med OpPOrIvn'ly Inc i Cl I ______________ " ' I 2)1 24-Business Gal 1rda5 n9edc) mmeda,,Ip fOr rr* Owner nil WTI4R Raeo hc..cAeepnç & Se(r9t1rI 51115 eQured I r a Persona' n p'se* CIII eoti $mth a , 373 ICE àTIIR 1 an Equal 09 '1ufl 1 s Emplo,er 11 -instructions - - 4e i noon 10 rent' Lr ,l.iS%Ied ii Ind a li-flint br I ,ou - - I )3 N I rencpi A5. Sanlord FI0r ClasIfed ads serve flip bup fig & %eiing Communt, eserp 01, Ra & Olt _________________________ 2 I" , lICE p, person oni, HiGH SCHOOL GRADS Lm? Openrs9 s NOi • C.oO l'ap 1611 m i Trse AO,eflIur vocaonai Tnannq ra Adsan(CmCnI Opportuntp COn'IcI U S Navp Rrutng ood to Eat Off.Cp tel 322 4259 Regular MIlar 5 COmpcna,or, UnlOrrn Fond LodOng 30 SWEET CQRN-62.50 BU. csa,s pad s&Ilon Ccmpf.fC cai Dtai Care Plus UI? mo slanting P1 Ior E I FARMER S MAR..(T - l4FnenchA5, rnn,i ADVERTISING Open 701,SAWe,s' 18-Help Wanted Ierra HERALD NAVAL ORANGES &OtP'ffCfrI f tile $3 CO buthCl 373 0343 or 3224133 - - I H E eab,1tIng ri m, me 31, r n.ght 123 SCSI WIl-'bab,sl ri mp horn. an5t, eeetda,t 4 I m 6 p Reasonable rl?C5 (all UdV 1' 32) S2 ---- Co cart tn-ie I a rn 12 rion. Yon !rrv F, , HOu'nl rIle 01 15 55 per hr Contact Mr PIrca ScP'*ani, P Co Nursing Super slOt, Seminole Count, MQranl Health (pnlr 122 5(15 Or 373 3450 I!JI ..___________________________ -______ - - ever e Monday 14.91st PM Open deiI lOam 5pm i',(H Carpeted & fur&lure Itch-, 39-Wanted To I i ' marIe in. LoSt 6'lhite Geqmn Shepeer3, 2 pCI old, male). answers 10 the nan-ic of Smoke. reward 12? 1402 _________________________ $10 •i wits III , 41-Houses '' 2I-SItu.itjons Wanted - TELEPHONE FOUND a mllC bijik & Ah15 cal Alti Collar ri the sCrI? 119 Old Monroe Road tiij 322 IllS. in lMt THEATRES ..LLrOWt LII. iSlind 10,? ViSIng I iorf ) Nice smhli home lurrl5h9g (loSe to i-wP ything ilull oupl. onl5 l-'s 322 7741 RECORDED MESSA&tJ 5-t.ost & Found 6 STAR TREK I MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 5 30 '2 NEWS "OH, GODI"I Vut) - SALES POSITION TOLL REE I Ii3 412 Sal) - 2 BRADY BUNCH HUSSy *111 IWO Wanted SIlO _____ 6 BEWITCHED 9 (Wed Only) ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Mru Mouse and the Oulilerback Kid Former Debo4 1631's Player Aie Karras stars as an Injs.jr&j p'otessniI footbal lnean who bongs a Pathv mci son CK)Se together 500 'lIh ' Need •lpCriencfd (0'nmCncl bank lellcq Sala,, r-g0b at. . Excellent "'ngi tnf , Equal Opporboo, ' 16) I it C4 - prcielemctninke,s Iorturttsrnlo,nia,oncaii 173 4Sl7onwr,Ie anor Al Anon F&mi 5 Grp o .crd na • S • - 4)-Houses sytnem I 5*.v p ontli ia5i. )J •i cr 1;) S17 Beach. Flo,,da fake lhat Foe %'Qn *fl & run a ae Call 322 2611 or -______ DCIIOna 12 ANOTHER WORLD 3 15 I, 18 -Hem carp,rIr ISALCOPIOLAPROflLEM IN YOUR FAMILY' Al ANON 300 fl 322 2611 DIVORCE FORMS SIll $2010. treC aefa,,s KIT, Po-'pano II 200 1 12 MIEEL OF FOR. TUNE 6 MATCH GAME ';" 4-Personals ____________________________ MERLITE JEWELRY Le frne For nIormalofi taIl Mn RobnPoily at 323 Ol OS or,e bu thp S*nq s t "a sn,' Sri' ' a 620000 PYRAMID 2 30 2 12 THE DOCTORS THE Gl1Iflpjç, LIGHT 9 ONE LIFt ro LIVE to 2. SANFORD AND SON (RP 4 6 THE NEW PRICE IS fll3ttT 1030 2 121 H 0 L L V W 000 SQUARES ti?h fireplace Everna Street e? 'uiie.poiure 9 IX' SANFORD AND SON (fl) 24 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL PROGRAMMING UnbI 3 pm \ ' , I 30 DAYS OFOURLIVES AS THE WORiD 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 4 6 (Von Wed Thrs Fri I ALL IN THE FAMILY )Tus )AFTERHOURS Sing. in Swingin And AU That ..tazz Third in a Series 01 ia1ime mu,acaI specia's star. rng Jond MCCOOk Vtory Ma,yi and Beau Kayter of True YongandtheRest* Dne hOuf 00 2' pMon) SPECIAL TREAT Its a Gra New World True stories of Noah and Samson are told through a quaet of ung angels in thee remedal Bible class hueS Wed Thurs - Fni) LEAVE IT TO BEVER 6 (Mon. Wed Fr,) THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (Tueg p AFTER HOURS CONT (Thort) THE WIN HERS YouGottaSlartSornewiere True story 0? an 11 ij S' Indian boy who helped establish a sPeoa1 br Indian chi1en scn 1 (Mon TueS Thurs - Fri MARCUS WELBY. U 0 (R (Wed) K(DSWORLD 4 30 21 Mon SPECIAL TREAT CONT (Tue Wed Thr Frij ADAM 12 ---- . & - - iflfOsrnaly, 5lal (mplotmwi, Si-cw, -' ' TURNS I MOVIES (MOn) The Caøv Dean Martin Jerry Lewis ¶953 (lueS ) Mannequin, Joan Crawlord, Spencer Tracy 1937 IWed) Foreçn Exchange.' Sebas. han Cabot, J;S St Joho ¶970 (Thgp Mata Han Qr.j Gartx, RamonNayar,1, ¶931 (Fn) P4ever Say Goodbye; Errol Ftyn, Eleanor Par 1946 ________ oard For - D.c.7, 1977-il AucI ons Gi61 IDEA S I eparatonolall, fl0, f -: Sunday - Noon Friday I E MIKE DOuGS SHOW I '7dm . fr browsing ACid All PenI or Sell to 1 50ne%f well rielnifig (Ouplc 3 15I nd COOking of ck,1t61$1a6 ' . Wednesday, Noon The Day Before Publication THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS Alt. MY CHILDREN 900 .2. PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DINAH A preparing ($7 OOM)NIMUM CHARGE) nnes MInimum DEADLINES 6 S 6 9 IZ NEWS 6* FOREVER FERNWOOD 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 24 DICK CAvETT SHOW 11 2 12 TONIGHT 4 6 CBS MOVIE Ha*a Cv 0 True Listener Greg MIliyy guests as a Ciee oarano.c who Calls Pi.mse' COrbOrus and threatens the 'SChiatrst And once treated nm as we) as a!l 0' hI5 Atierits PRP CHINE SE SPECIALTY COOK s's 2 (Mon ) SOUTH BY NORTHWEST YORK" Wed Thu, Fn ) See beIO* 2 jz (Tues through Fri) FOR RICHER FOR POORER Premee Drama about vaiu, conhs beeen the and tt'eir odors 2 4 ¶200 1 9' 12) NEWS consscuIivet)mfl iconsecutivetifises ¶00 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOu • too AM. - S:O P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 5 Noon 1230 4' 9 ' SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9' RYAN'S HOPE ¶257 2 12'- NBC NEWS UPDATE 8 30 I, HOURS FOR ": hold "Jil w 43c a line 3Ica ilne 3Jca tins I '('TIC FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * 10 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ C'l&A lChSC$ 12) Ft. Evening Herald Sanford Furnished i)-Houtes 831-9993 322-2611 _______________________ ) Afternoon II 2 J 18-Help Wanted Orlando - Winter Park0. Seminole .'f HAPPY DAYS (R) Thursday 9 CHARLIE SANGELS The Angels are hired to protect Sammy Davis Jr. who plays himself and someone who lOOkS just like him Davis' wife, Altosise also plays herself 24 GREAT PER . FORMANCES Abide Wtt MO Iarniecn NOSDItI 5 'oa• ' 'fl JU Mitchell S C' m)tIza not themIe* lea. i.Onsh.pbetweenasU,ct 1Y o*ager and the )ung gni And s ,.j as he' hOuSe. (Pper 90 mv' tocj 2 12 THE BETTE MIDLER SHOW Musical arie?Y Show A - Tn guests Dustin Hotiman Ere.1 6* NEWS I MaCNEIL. LEHRER RE. PORT 9 BARETTA 1030 6* JACK BENNY SHOW 7 DICK CAVETT SHOW 24 8OO BEAI HOA , 4 3 Engleb.rl Hunip.rdw ., a holiday trip ttvough mernores recauirig Me In Lubbock. Tet _____ -'= - 'T" ----- ---- - it;. -. ________ rg'4,:C - - �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 $3-I million. while the costs for the sane number of amber of ('ohI1 - (3 LEIS. DOWN) 20c fly DONNA IFS herald Staff Writer -' - SUPERBRAND GRADE #AS , "V . 4AJJ IPII - (-- ( 'ufO WESTERN CO RN FED FRESH PORK SHOULDER ARM moommm~ ," SAVE - OUR GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE AND PEDEEMABLE AT DIXIE STORES ACROSS FLORIDA & TH E S OUTH E AST . LB._89C;Jj SHOULDER BONELESS )IN( FOR ROTISSFRRT ROAST) BOSTON 99C ]Day Care Funding Saved By Askew; b neuueu LJTT - 4 TO 8 LL AVG. OCIC -' I, 7 INCH CUT 7Qc Roost p,- AVE 2l \ FRESH PORK LOIN Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents — many specials available this week. So, stop by your local Winn-Dixie, and have yourself a Feast-A.Rama during our PORK-A-RAMA. W.DBRAND USDA CHOICE BLADE 10th Year, No. 94-- Thursday, December 8, 1977 I. 4 41 H.ratd Enginee r B. C. Conklin Council on planning for b lea,, C.i.Ib,,, of ('lark Dietz and Associates briefs Winter Springs the regional sever system ' . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 07, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 07, 1977. 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(1 eii Monday. Dec S BLONDIE __________ - r(— OA$V SU RE LEA;;) 'S EAT, SLEEP At 150;7L.IPE it_ I _ I * ~r-.;-e Air% -, _ _ D , image ; 0 Blase I _______ ; " X I ______________ _____ . All ~)\~ L I Genetic material 4 Radar screen XYL.OPHIONE LIESSONS k1_.1', _ AT DO u wr 10 DO GIVE ,,c . * C', 3 --,\ _____________ - ____ __ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 27 Cie SLEPT FOR 41B HOURS / . )___~L 4 ~ ...X A .4i~ jj HO, 51, ou'l ~~ h1A _____ Z60", COULDN'T SLEEP. I 5T 6,4iP 8E ON THE 11 E y1el , I \ 'r I I ~ BORN THE I Invitation re- 26 Ancient Write 27 Of liquid waste nt,? 9 Debt 1 I — 1— ——— _ by Art Sa ncom WIN'D'JA AT ZI — 04XT M16 ( __4 27 / 57 Mao — 20 — — — —— — — — 1 21 22 24 25 26 ____________________ — - 35 36 ______________________________________ 41 — ' ARCHIF '-4 EWTWTO(5.OW WHAT J' 104 THE PRf I Oi4,'OuME4'i WIERE VJ GO TO 4 FORE I GN ID E 'RESTED ' BE'ö6A' EXC44'dGE ' u OFFICE 7 — — protein- surprise. surprise. stance Slost of the beriefit-ti You bo dy simply uses it for its some people think they get fruit calories value, and a gram of it are all ps>chological You carbohydrate. If that Increases might ws well put dtstljjcj your calorie intake more than water in a capsule and sell it t,, your body uses, the extra most people A well balantrd calories can be coverted to body diet Aill provide all the vitaii Ia sn $ ta • t fo Isn ' t tha us •, ) ou need by Bob Montana , 57 58 ———— el Y. — , I "_~_~ ;,/ ( acy.vy DiD E %4T 'u5QuOST4y7 COJ41QYOR so —L —-— — — ——— 62 — —— t [ xi~ — I - $ 7,uuiuI P i T Of _____ _______ " ' ! 8> 8ERisICF BF.DEOSOL ________________ AN . EEK& MEEK 7/ Q 1 by xn 0 Ar / "7' ________ B ACVr 'TH€SE THltJ I people who are as concerned been waiting for to do a little with advancing your hopes as negotiating with the boss in you are with theirs order to better your lot - Play / /_' ID ZAY IAJ SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. your aces wisely. /2 •5 POP by Al Vermeer CAN HEAR' \ IF 6 11__ U ~~4 .1 PLAYED THE SrAR-SPANGLED STCCV U BANNER! -o OF CMR5E, — ' . - A4 _; A a .1 ,$A- , 1~ %, %A— _`11L! I". ' I %le. . - I , , 641G. _______ - 6iI BUGS BUNNY ~~* I- L_- _____________ CHAIR WHIL DOESN'T MINCE . - FILL - ______1 ,- I I . /, I * 1. .1L r', ,)I ((.: ,r ". .. . . I / AQUARIUN (Jan. at eb. 19 I could be quite remarkable Give free reign to your today All it will take is the Imagination today in situations proper challenge. that have far-reaching effects. You should be able to perceive .*hers will find your t he outcome and make plans sonality appealing, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20i _______ — 1110 'July 23-Aug, 22) As a l peon It will be difficult to CAPRICORN I Dec 22-Jan. find your equal today. You 19 OU condurt yourself well aren'tapt to promote anything today in areas where you have you don't sincerely believe th auftnty. You're fair and just, %'IR(;O tAug. 23-&-pt. 22i yet firin when necessary. Your flair in financial matters accordinxiv. AKM0.1 U II CATION .1 `iN__,_1R 1 r2.1; I.Xis C+7 . -.). KY . Q I oz,v" bA.*-&" -- by Stoffel a Helmdahl _________________________________ -N, SAY5 rM FAT AND REPULSIVE I establish stronger bonds with care for. but have b"n reticent people you have felt had little to to reveal, Chances e the offer. Find out to whom you're feelings are mutual. romantically suited by sending CANCER June 23-Aug for your copy of Arraph As a lcsperson it will be lAlter. Mail 50 cents for each dIfficult to find your equal and a long, self-addressed, today. You aren't apt to stamped Graph P.O. Box 489. Radio City sincerely believe specify your birth i i I a You shine today in your ability to mastermind the affairs of others. Ways and means of acNeving goals overlooked by them will be obviom to you. i4 An opportunity may arise today - 1 ______________ 11 9 K875 11 V 63 SIlL HI from dummy ma kesit to Q92 Fast hand " Oswald Sure t'riiiU. East has all four mruul Sou 76 3 I Q3 Sit th v ulnerable "ell I 0 must I) after %orlh Vall D61 suuth 2A floss . I 11am [ninaC quee K fimeltial" 5 i __ Oswald It is about time that we run sortie really simple hands for our read- 11 c a ThO I PI& ThiS MOUAIN AIR, MISS THE EA STAIRS, EY FINP ANP I HO I " I I h r1j 8> %IAII't I I SIIF vI),\ herald Staff W rit er I ' 5 sOciation to St retar of Slat( lIruti Siti ithtrs sugrson that teachers be required to take a to prove their competency w reading. writing arttiu'wt,c A teacher should at least pass wIt it I Eli graders ire tak ing a nd thi s would lx more difficult Snuathers (rnsc S disagrees. that tune making sure their kids are learning their iliultiplication tables, reading to them, learning Miall their problems have been during the day and showing them how to deal with those problems "Then." 6rounis said. -Ae would see a marked un- 111111'E SNIATIIERS - rlY its 'At-11 isothtr th thur studtnts to susti:utt fur tht( inuh shh dots ml tIk with tbe on an individual basis Grimmo, said that raising profe~~iunal standanis for tt it ht i Out goal of his org mu itiori and its present union. I-*1*I1-NI'..% Florida lva(hiiw, P.-JuN,sion-Natifwal 3rd &ore Best I • I I to tow, r thi t, ache r studtnt r itso Ii it hi S cit ii w tilt 1h se kuuts on a I tier lsis ne(l ti , work -I(iu;illzul g teaching .so that ever% student Is his woli is in Individual and a person." (irsuIis said. ''Ifight no%4 i4e teach in such large groups, but v%ht-n %e get to testing it is individual." Television, Grooms said, is a one-to-one exri'ncv. and one with which teaching itiList ,Aork hard to cornpete. lit-cause of television, tic 0 edu ators tcsdà a nnounced pn liumun irs It • . . II V 4 1." P -. y':; t (4 , - el- , , ~ # , _.T.A. I ". 9, - AA I.e,A * 1.11% - 1'-,:_ -1 _.-~* •• .• .;1 ~ _/ ,~ 1"I; `t#_~ , .. _", I . - ... I --A _,I7r'..,;, - -~_ -j-- f-,T"_;"_ ' ,~K . -_ T1.41,7~eVm_;0% . I --~ -, ~ i i g , H r n •:.. ci ci i e -- ,,.- . _. \ •-'p'•, I ? ~ N UI inpew er program,splitting mv time Ix:t,Acen here and Its MARK F l\ltF lt(, Ilerald Staff Writer Florida s I). partinent of Education mtion of to h(jals In that grade. 81 7 Iiiercent of the students pat,sed thc atits k :- ,i I I eu!luiIuuIiU . :;.' ~ '11 -A-,.Plaf~, . 0 I cxarninat ions taken by local students (luring (Mober. Third grad, students throughout the count) 1usd the highest ifl both auutuuUflRations and mathematics secisons of the test with 'I I p. rant passing communications and 920 passing n steznatu-sthe fifth grade lest I i) 9 perc ent of the students passed clininiunications and 81) 8 twrcent passed mathematics bs ;. .,.. • "-1 I , I I , .., - . fifth and eighth grade statewide assessment p. rant t siwi dcii M ._~ 4 Minorities, Women arg eted J . . munch 1 wits L W. •. r k ~_Ilt_- • IZN- ' / ' ., - I Groonis said ill(- testing of teachers pro;x)se(i b,. Suiusthers was not ne t'sars ause' teachers already must go through in ii relitation progruii to get their - y ,s. ,, I ' • said ;; J I -.,o ~ _~ " "t *,VO.J _;6 1. , . ; P,. 4i - "' 1w ' ' iii u'ficials are - - - . II _f. , - i% V , - .cith the c iunts working mu 9 I percent passed the ni mth in ito c tori 1 ttus t.st Weak p.uints on lbs '4auknt stores have not yet been specified bu cacti dull s tet results will show specific problem areas That inforination, along with test scores. should be sent home to ;)~sro tits b~ the end of the week. according to schlool officials, ht-giliniiig"Aith the J,"ie 1979 graduating class students in FisriuLs hools will required to pass an 11th grade Functional luts r its Test lit order to receive a graduation diploma The third fifth ;111'~ vighth lzrailc tc.sts arc designed to locate problem area-~ till r ii 1. lit h scwl sit that remedial tdu stun 1 1 ltI h.V \ ShiFI)U\ to ussis' ninole (ounts ficials ill updating the a urts pian to Increase hiring minritim s and women e I If' a 1, 1 -I . L . 1"ll" .. * I offic. In a ee4lng Slondas wi th ont> officials Allison re 5id wasn I Ifl town to I he count~ %it hat to do. l'in . , area repre~#,rltalwe . 'tsr ml ii Inpu wi r program ill, it UT (uncenitruied I said At the Inc. ting If roni u F1 u r go-:.,ml ((ice', •inl Within \ his n i technic alit issist p'ui mlmst for Ott f e deral Civil Scr%io,e Commission - dIRt action phis bs the end (if Januar% w hich labor crtumient officials will i' condition for an ' i. r.' I unIinL of the :nt> $ 04.rlimlliemri Iran' jN),Acr CETA prograin ' '& L i , .' I 'iLnis \e isw e nde r mi(I % ml develop it plan with o fl,c tic at goals and specific timetable but why do something we know - -:,-:= , is unrealistic"' A.Ilison agreed U . Seminole County schools 0 . ItTIS • • . I --.,r A1r.:,*__r- I.! . - - ; toencourake blacks to appls for HUNTER H begins Wednesday In _________ The Evenin I Herald \ 0 ~_ 2 0 A . i si ofl pr hi hi Ii runin ition in tlirin it 's ~ \ guse'rTjIie- ( ount% Marifto"cr Director ~Fwcifivii in it Nov 18 letter , ix-rnonth deadline for sublroli the tints regiona l offic rIuttin an uxtate-d plan but h w ser The plan m ~rant officer llill~ liro,An it, rugional officials gave the -_ - _ _________ To day - ;-• ; • I " - ~-* ~. , f?. -.- 16 ;4 -.!;'- .- . litters $ hlu.rcope 8 Ilridge 1 11111114 % Cro,%%wortl 6-11 6-11 6-11 Ilo%pital libituarlm 0t'ItNEIA+S Dear A hh~ 6. A ll'cle%ision 3-A ~_ 6-A 1-111 4-11 E y DOES IT ... 5 . Z __~ -11 ( irs liii now careful ul Ilium pruuis sp.insur mre in tnt t ito the euwIts arid the is \Ik h.ii i get-. s iris . u ru lit 18 lbs Ill)-, aild dov%11% of lilic building business as he careftill% alliemplis to btlil(l a llotist- inf hinoks and boa * (1,,. 11minas lives at 271m;('ountrio, ('Iub ( . - .?, i. .~~: 1 -- luck illianius sot [feted to said a tethnieal plan will cptll out goals i" Thi labor di par Iment nnut •m. itjflct team, ' that arriseci schedule-s These things er.- I A round lh. Itio I A Nebraska rvailvir %k.,!I 'i ~ -1 .., There' are many routine isits I make to prin sp.in r IF Seminole t ci t ati IILflter Its not wuuu.il thu I am here. I'm roit here t.Kcause ~ _ ________________________________________________________ I pr . __, A ork w ith the county . . . .. plan required' ' . 03wald: "First elemen- • I Education alum There as a till before the legislatun last > ear, and it is up for onftsi(k r shun a sin this >1 ir (ii show he it hers to 1 up a [ofe sion ii anrLs board such is laws cr5 sod dxlors hass (,ronnis explained. That bill would create amnel made up of a ivajorit) of diesruorii teachers who w ouht t able to revoke teacher a rtific sImon I lies w ould al t ()kIn at Floridas colleges and ulil, required Its teachers te mclii we it swit d to their it ii needs," he teacher. I miii saying that familiess should turn (If (lit it it S 151011 VXUVt)t for inavbe an hour in the c%cning anti .swrid tiltrest of the tune talking with their kids flit> should spent I .)1.1, 1 Ile Askew PisiPoohs Smiths rs Page 3A 4 , -0 .0a, . cirimok to exp -. -N~-.-;..,.0*-",_ 'ddtt anti it it Raising those test sores. if that is what we are cun cerned about, start' in the hone atno.q)her.. these (huidre n coin. froni OOHi tli1rngt th it needs to be iii mdc at oritung to (,rmnss is in the nwiutxr of pupils issignul li t t ith and (fluthiunication - it' r u our total GrDOMS s Grooms, it foriner teacher in Tunrimsec, still] tus fililill operates itt s b> th& technique ht thscribtd and hi irid hi vight-year-old son are workw.g toKvther on tlit. ttil l(i*s multiplication Grooms executive director of the Seminol~ Education • Sav Wa y, areas of education le-slIng teachers is not the iAa~ to raist. Functional I ttrat> is St rt ilk answer btins t - No ? -, ing twice 1 ~ SPAIEF . . . 111.11 ai~rvvnwnt c~-tabllshv~- tht- 'I' ' a I the ik idliiie e kin I iIctt that will happen -t to rl 1,;an i.., requirud, The -111ril%*- callabilit% to run ounlit has 'i plan %% (.'% c * IN). %ith fedt-ral lavils and The plan w as uraninl I oshs llf,Tli It has c that tune Theplanwasappro%vijb% a-i ,I them in dc'eloping the the lab,or department last ~ ca r - .I . - - I I ll , ~~ . I .1. -_ ".V_ , 'r, -') .11 -.410 4_ ~~ ,jJ0", r ..J'W- , ~, ..0 ,li" -0 , T I' . ; ,-- . nassion in Fu bru,jr) riot b C m) - .,I - - ., ,", ;. ', 1; 't _-' T&wr~ - Newly Elected Councilmen Sworn Power Struggle Surfaces In W'Io nter Springs . I a 000 , Gag! DOONESBURY -, - X , ________________________ ________________________ by Garry Trudeau i _______________________ — 7Xf 0gQf44 " iW17H )EW 11, I 0 11 eac ers . 11% DONNA E-SI F-S TAffM -1 l 11 he starts witti ill(. (JLJI,Lf~ by Stan Lee and John Romita I TUMBLEWEEDS L t . have 22 high-vard lKant,% .11., l ( 40S WHERE es should fit- h.'ai Jill) *1111s Is tilt- tL, ! simple lirobjelli Ill. flit.,, lead the nine if tic lea , and West flucks tic can , , : tinut w dli the n miii emotions. This is especially true for persons you've 040" VJ*R"4 OF INPEV HOOs. _ - l i 4 , 1, t hea rts ' ; Qa -1' M 0 SEA Boss Suggests V ' T _______ to kno%4 our opening twi ,%m. A~r %J KIt x V ,A K IL a IL X I A ANOWSHOW, Lemetsoo , - I ' OLPP, Sanford Florida 32771 Prict tO Cents all four Soutti is jicjpjv . 4, 6 1911 queen Ill. i pick up (romps ,1 msils iii, i ___ , DEPARTMENT - ORPIO in: "Ifere's a good one to The secret for getting start with West cashes (Ile as-Wlates to do your bidding three top dianionds and today is to appeal to their shifts to the five of cl ubq -- SPIDER MAN I : • j94 4A sArr it) (*h language cgators Ili dus sot ni' that fiimts J1111 Next clellient.jr,. robh, irs cmli sri 'tss head front dutnrii I hi' ti 11 L - I PARTS ' per although a shade mysteriow today. You won't be role-playing. You may not even be aware of it >ouelf I \()RTH in 6/ F .~. , COME TO YOU - - HE JU.. C' - r ... OLIVER DIDN'T THAT THING'S / p - .j ,f X"` WATCH OLIVER 11% IIS% At,[) and J %%it's .1.%( I IIIN try to sce that which beneath Don't keep feelingsto yourself the suace It U help sou regarding someone you really ~ THIS LITTLE FLUTE ) PLAys rUNFS THAT IN ______ _____ ___ r IalLLA - — I C r W _______ ' I For Ttoesaay, Dec. 6, 1977 YOUR BIRTHDAY Dee 6 1977 ic, you to follow a caloric. something quite beneficial Be ketogenk or what hase sou rtric-ted ihit4 and exercis You will establish several iling to change. the imporUnt thing for all to which reall% dut-i tilt- job I ens iable relationships this TALRLS sApril 2 10- May ___________________________________ coming >ear. They will be with This could be the day you've £A UJT-(7 Al -1 -' ear be converted to fat Other vitamins will not hurt sou but ammo acids from protein are they wont• help you lost' weight converted directly to fatty acids uess thes l, and used as fat. 11hese we call ,weight un-less they inutivate Howie Schneider )k't)C, TD MO' / an mo HOROSCOPE I lilt m r really taking a food sup. )ou to loise fat either It ha, ernent. been Included in a nurnber . ! Proteins are made up of fad weight reducing scheme-s acids and these can be but )our beds will only much vitamin 11-6. and the call this process gluconeogenis excess is e4minated in %our iforming new glucose) by the urine liser, and the excess glucose The protein IJwders .cd % I 'TT i ht —— ' 'Turn s and who are not pregnant the We g lmsing l)tet to he I i ttctnwmcnded Dali> Dietary ()tht is who want this ill . Allowance considerably more formation can send O (t.t than the Minimal Dash with i long st inip ii so-I f. Requircnunt is less than O sddrtsist ens. lo for it to u grains of protein a day. You w ill in care of thLS ne,Aspaper. 1 1 () get that much ma half pound of Box 151 Radio (its t iii n lean meat. thcken or fh. New York, NV 100i9 w ithout counting Itie protein in %'itaniin E has no role at till vi milk and other foods. helping a person lose fat at happens to the extra general, it is an inactive s —— 42 — — 31 32 34 37 For women without any program I aiim sending > uu bizarre protein ling disease lit iiIt h I t t ter number 4 — 30 70th Year No 92 Tuesday December car 'All READER- If you glucose,. and med like all the DE don't mind throwing your ottwr sources of fat and :ngTseii ney ou are not extra protein. then. is just ,L-1 ThL protein rip off is indirect 5i'. Of (Ofl5UIl( widespread. Your body only more fat and carbuh~dratc uses a limited amount I t protein each day to replace weight. you need onl~ foll,li.4 j tissues or form compounds such good, sensible prograin ,f ,t as enz>irts that are made up of ell ilanud low aloris ':t the ammo acids in proteins. and a good daily len tssors —— — — — ___________________ S a 1 19 29 33 11 32 Require 13 23 V P (41 —— 9' WITh A Ai IA ) ° ns ——— ———— 12 4 Forebods 55 Cut with lr eiald _~, satellite59 tun Biblical 40 Spin thumbs C SuCh! IS 17 8 9 r bread I vitamin E and 114. This is dj to help us lose weight. Lamb We are wondering if there is a danger in taking too much and J 100' how much protein and how much vitamin is too much. AIso,arethe vitamin E and 86 remember before being had necessary" We belong to a new club and the protein rip-off is that the are using the products the club arnino acids in protein that ~o-, tssefflng us. Are supposed A$$ 31 Duitbowl Ovin Evening Dr. pOdertiCeada),alOngblth 48 Kits pan 49 Passport endorsement 5I nine hair 53 H in C corn 44 D i pped I __ / LOSER Q poem W Cl ligious favit 12 Consecrated " 11 5 ,ncy(abbr) 6 Proq5till - FN 21 Environment 34 Spike Aleutian 30 Dutch islond embankment 4 Infielder 37 Composer 5 Sign of thi Stravinsk y zodiac I are taking (abbrl 45 Auto club 19 Insect egg 1[l DR. LAMB 43 Fimal. saint IV5 ::: 0 woff " C 10 A g L 0 Chantilly product 65 Cleveland waterfront 66 Sixth measure ,6 __________ te !Z ? A h 8 1* ____ $0U£ • 30 Liquid Z Be Warned Of olail 64 23 Demons 25 Two ____\ ' W I project (abbr) I's MEL" 0 50 Large bird en o t u ll2; 1! AM; 17 IS Trim trill 20 By birth 22 Flower plot I Previou s Punts I!1T1 I C A- -t4-1 U $ 19' aa10 46 Nsw, Dial Lounge I 1. ~-~_~ \ , -----~~~ Answer to jobbr 47 Continent I ____________ - .N" --~Zz. ______ ALERT iN CASE THE GENERAL 46 Univ ersal time 2 Television re- V 6' I A%D S~ZRA%H 1. I 'IN ( WELL S.IES cv 'V1 4 OOE ACROSS by Chic Young - r 01V MO ON - ANXtb? / (_ - 4 I / ' 01/ I NVR. F [1_i MSO / ,-, - I ! # r' I 0 I ' (. - - - - 0 '' , ill 71C I A*W ? - .. / - ' I ft e ,~-, I - 'r .., . . I I opinion from Cit% All% Gar% Ma.ssey is not to their liking Only Councilman Joht' Sabatini of the use rmian'board supported Iland P hnd res onded by in' s to sick in stittin,:mt. ' St opinion front Attorncv eneral Robert Shevin On tits charter tuthinity to inakeassignments I'dand also told the council he G - . , I _~~ . -_ ----_ '• members barely sworn into office Monday night. drew its battle lines ,Aith Ma%or Troy tits Piland, challenging ority to natne the nicniber-s to t'ilfliflhittV,' posts and auth thr sti rung to dissols the tofu nIannin and zinin pointna rits and would hold the not properly managed. The response of four nicni-rs of the board was to make not necv%sarN, tivittiould like the taking office last night. In other action. the council: The council instructed appointments ratified. Sabatini (Iiiinge(I its inecting night Massey to prepare an opinion made a motion wh!ch died for front Monday it) Wednesday on the method of relievi ng those lack of a second to confirm the over Sahatini's objections. It two appointees of their appointriier.ts was agreed that regular Toward the' end of the four- miieetings will be alte'ntatt'd reonsibilities to the advisory hour riitting a motion bs with workshops on etthe sdms board If the appointees cannot be Daniels for the councilmen to nights removed. Councilman Daniels retain their current respon said. the advisory board as as orkshop meeting Wednesday currently composed should be control Of the fire department night to hear a report front the dissolved and it new board and Pullerin ul the Itiolice crt)'s consulting ungint-cr, ('at restructured to meet the needs tie part fluent w.is .mppros. ti Conklin of (lark Die I: and hat the f t IA". I,- .- ~ -k Ip ( / - 11,45 it- sO (inane See -t.,~.A., .14,`xR?..V . ~ 0,t~ . a .., % - -, - - ~f I.:* -1, I _. -1 . --.-" .1 - 1 -1 , I *-2. 7. - -, - ,._ - . ." ., ;• '.. - ,.r 1: 117, ". 0 - , . — - .- --- I - _ .- and Thsor Thi I9land. - Hr1j Ph - tj a o t,',, - ,- - - I- - U I I L — SPRINGS, Page, tinii-l. ,;4;#. I -I * ~-. i6',- *,A I .W-.,~".,~ 1-4 A" A 11 ~ .I"' 1% ,,~ .- ~,:..I*-,- ,!.;,: ,~~ - __ ." 0 _413 ,#t , .074-e" .~' 1~~ ;v . 1-1,ie!1.1__! V F $_ W;.1 - 1 Plt-71 ~ 4 - ' 4 .. til P 11 $ I r, : tf it ' -% ,-.'.. ..~,,,_', 7 . , -% .. . , ~' " " . . 11:~ Ic". . .T . f~ ? I .1 , "S" I # "t Ii - , W I . that board ionains.-sioner, Sines planning Initucchatelv after Dantels .ind loning commissioner and I,kas , --elected Sitxitini. pubb( %%orlss com- Councilman Donald Sines issignments' IA)gan and Sines said the Ina or has authoritv to also challenged two recent to planning and zoning. make (litappointille 11 ,ts. appointments to the advisor) Pullcrin and it ouncill"all John D micls said that the chart r planning and zoning coni- SaNitini tO the fire dvixirtnictit. pro%ideN that all litooAcirs in the mission made by "laine (luck Sines and Daniels. finance~ t it% art- vc.stvd in the (imlicil. councilmen" the Ihmnie'ls and I'ellt'rtn. police and ;ohbng his opinion that the since \osennber election and prior to S.iti slim and la'u iii pU!)IR r for the iii msor Is' iii ike Hurt storks the new members otiiiuiitt t ih)ptiintiui. ruts is d the departments II W117 �6A A--Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl Tuesday, Dec. 6. 1977 Tuesday, Evening Hpraid, Sanford, FL E. At After The Parades Are Over... ... A Loo k BRIEF Winners__ Childbirth Cant Interefere Tile Teacher Test Plan Supreme Court ruled today that employers may not take away women's job seniority while they are absent for childbirth, but that denial of sick pay during that Ixiriod is not necessarily illegal. The opinion by Justice William Rehnquist came in a case filed by Nora Salty against the Nashville(Tenn.) Gas Co., which placed her on maternity leave in 1972 ithout st..k pay. When she returned she as at the bottom of the seniority list. k I 1 - I - ~e i 1. 'T 1* ' AMA Pot Stand? CHICAGO (UPI) IF -. . •.-J':1 :e. • . A plea for it tougher r r I1. I / , _ I• v - I %_ - I .~ ' poIicymaking arm of the AMA. the House of Delegates, today and W ed nesday when they vote on policy resolutions in Chicago. Citing new evidence that marijuana may t hazardous to health, an American Medical Association Association council has urged the AMA to harden its position on the drug. "': I Pf - ; 4•.. - . t ; Nt k o, .. .1 / . . , ,i i_.J• ;.-.•-• . :- .* ' - è I A. ' I ' • jf%.J - ''L ;' " ' Si Winter Batters Nation , . . - , out hvast la lat ka and adjacent East Palatka, tFO RI:) , tl1ittt'rued the lott)iot,,st' larirm Fleeing Woman Kills Man .: of snow wind and ice swept across the upper half of the nation in waves today, and a warm spell in parts of the South pioduced turbulence, torna oes and record-breaking d temperatures. , P ~1, Ileavy snow warnings and travelers ad. visories were in effect early today from the Pacific Northwest to New England. 4g*z I , I ' Among the floats inning prizes in last cc kend 's Sanford Christmas parade "ere 4.11 ~.I .~ I - FDA Plans Appeal ' Meanwhile, In Alta mo nteoCassel berry... . I)- 1' Burglars Take Jewelry, Tools 1. I - , = 1 I'lia, i - ; i 00 I I!I "4? Bs SCOT!' ABRAIIAM.S Herald Staff Writer A nd the sinnt rs Rings, aatches, Po' tools, a camera, a radio and other items valued at $1,500 were reported stolen from the home of Thurmoru Thompson. of fl4 Pine Winds Dr., Sanford, ac' cording police reports El through a bedroom aindoss, police said. The theft stas reported Monday. HOUSE ROBBED I - an I rothea Budges 73 told police she left the front door open at 10.10 am and returned ''" •. one norne, Saratoga, Ca,, told deputies he STORE ROBBED moneybag door, reports said TV STOUN - WA - .. A---11 ' i i A C - RY I ' '- - or- S . 69, .,. .,6. 1 . & 0 " a i perature. it, ' - -% -------------- r , 41 2 • - ' f F the third took the inciney from ;4 1 I him. 7be three threatened to I .1 I 1. 1, : . . uft ning, police said, and when she r. ported on Monday. was *1 A% A if, -_ r .4-4 , T --66 . . - -_ __._:.__-__ c Airi ngs The proposed proposed rule that would opportunity to exnres.s ooinionc r'' -- - on the rule, %hich outlines i-riteria for permits by !3ke S n te Amur Thursday 0 '4i,t',.rmi h.-tn,or,t*,.,.. ..*.s.''. LI..- t -I.. --------- 'iii u i4lC one or -. tions. including those in South Seininoile, have expressed airs. Itesseiring said the 'along with I.ake Orienta in Altamonte Springs and I.ake-of- Mirror I.ake Home Ow-nerS Association especially object to the 11.000 performance bond lakes for thl, first tune for other owniers and concern that the proposed quantities of fish for individual lakes. 11w proposed program the Woods) originally approsed regulations are too stringent. Mrs. Margaret Kesselring of f or t1se of t he ,Aeed-eating fish a )ear ago before the Courtly Inspections Thw's.dy at 9 am. at the wouJdprruiitusof(hcarpfo 3637 Mirror I.akp 1)rie'i'. I"nro'it Orange Count) Agricultural controllinit ntin-native aquatic Ctlym)s "nere isso much red plants such as tapt., it could bea miracle if any has'.' choked Iniany Florida lakes. friri ian!utlatt-.s and the- it s history filet . .i lorolwri~ il%4ncrs on drainage Ili thi- Harichianik ,vcti(on paving pniitik'ni' .ini tI:, .s; .iii:*tt'n fun. tb. dt'v.'lupi'r li.-' ii tie us itd to tb, i urr.'nth Borrunan. Ostet'll viihich Central lake in the state could meet the requirements for permitting the use of the s..hit, amiir" -----------------,..-' .1.,.., LI.,, uuu, iur. Kessel' r'ing said. not within I .Nlarfi~l 1. fluill Ernest C Marilt-% Dt-tiorah L Sillith John If. Smith --rn. waters is dixTiminatory. - -- - - - . ' and can be changed if enough people object. - JANF: ('ASSKLRF.RRY I ' I 5- %l{l,l'\l' t. .ijn., Slary spitak DeBars Hill Tiore. Dellar% Kenneth N. Atwater,*1)eltona - - ', . '' Margaret ., Miltoll E lla%,.I. Ddtona : .1:111'es 11 Kelso, lh-Ilonil ( Ilist'rt ii Sat4iI M 's'!,',ttLI 'I "" ''" flfl """"'' K. ' " Cook, -' ""' Ft NIcioers Bch 6avid .%IL Ilar1wr Jr . Nike Srnt'iHey, Deltoria ia'iti.na "'"" . 5'. ilkunson, N iti-,,ihi a 1.1 'a (Ity ,11 '-,:' C:'.". t-Z, (*t.i I,4't(,'.ut)l I'ol,I.I"..(. It(U)'lIl _'-:i FINAI 9 77 BUYS '.'.1 ,-•t" - .•:i,• ;!' ,"-- r .- A i' . 7, -. , -. :•",. ''" '-• :1111 k -7 -_-1Qrw_.%*t,%, Polyester Cord Body I iSSUhuI, UII5 S P R ICE $2350 SL!II.IIII • 'J2'-' '." ' I - 1.950 - - - - - - - - - - Two Sturdy Fiberglass Cord Belts - - - 1 Walla.- Urn. pr'idenit of FTP.NI-:,5 5,111 Sii.iOurs "'Iggestion that tt'aclit-rs be tested imniuedm.*ts'i iistt,il f t-ginninig seth a 1 181 dat.' nii,s. under orvsud.'r:itin: by (I. tat. i kIolrtmr.n:t ut l':uluc:iti.irt a.ts a i heap pelitti .il 'hot S IflI ( I Si.,. 1 534,00 120 0' 't•i U1'' : k - ' $4' : Ill :: ii :4 . I; _s: Sri:: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - -- ': ,.,,'- •-.,. ''"t'.I - ':-,",4( , LY ., ', - s.,. " '-: .'. - --- ,' ' I S OCSCTI 'icri PRICE - I .. ' tS '-• II ' i 4 •'. .' PC I 44 , 4, ..'" I: IS ' I ' ,, •J A. "'.' - '' - ' :. - ' - x il - - . . ..ior, $588- 1 In * -. cr~ _,~ Goodyear Revolvinq Charge ACcount , I i,a•,.'t',. - . . I ~ T I I Just Say Charge It ;:';,:;, •• . . - l"-,, "1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1*" ----- ,~ II $1388 -` 1. 9 1~ -,_~_ I,## 1l*11:rl,:69#: cacti ' mnsshile F loruiti IliLliss is . • I. . .. I I .'.. ~ GOOD ): II . . * YEAR ~ ' I - sellow Volkswagen fastback that troopers are continuing tith frontend daniage is asked their probe tif the hit and run GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE CHRIS CHRIS CANDLER, MANAGER to call lilt, accident f011O1AUl) ticilth (if IMLIKIXI. Paul Yatt- S. (iivision of the Orlando) Police vi, of 15N) French Aloe 849.245. at ''We have nothing )t't. Department Authorities there said tnday Mt(1,'ndon SUi(l "We arm' iwg - 'I Plus F.E.T. and old tin Auto Servike...For More Good Years In Your Car! ill I, ' - s I - Site - . :uIL+: I I iuien'-an he hitclihiketl along Interstate-I ' '- ' ,, s: '' I'':: I - __________ - .1r f J tht sumsi), (t they are still looking for the the best 'At. can,'' •: , I 5Mh Ili lilt- nation Ili lilt- 1wrtcrit tit . - In sit:: , i iL k • No Leads In Hit=Run Fatals - . . . .1 " p- I 151 I vr_;~~i ---- dri),sitstIffromthi - 1 I list scores on statewide asst'ssnuientt cxa!iuInalIiis 'sit • -. . ,•,,l,,,.; ,, ' ' I ''I:, C f sg t•, '* - ' above Robinson Street Orlandt) I cut " :.0 i: "hortc,iniuinigs err, it Sanford native and fienii.r school t,'a.tut'r he-ri' soul Florida's i 5', sh ii of •educational din •tiuni ii funding a s ii u s;s.iisiblm for (lit education a hit h has r. suit. d in it Mlanionte Springs %outh killed Sunoa% in Orlan-do and :i Sanford ii in kiIItl near (ht, tnt '. '-'''- i' 1, Vul - $ -smiahers' statt-nierit is t%pical Of the kind (if whitcal to) Vlort&,'. .(I-Iiof-1 iiianvuvi,rin., that has iejI -- County '-I • .". I I teachers part-ruts ant i :idnuinistrattirs are all tt'slsiflsibl, f or providing it qualiti, education for Florida stud,- fit ." but nt Silksss ig. Ii - ,. - ¶4200 ' - mifor en' • ,i-.r' 5 '..;. $38.00 $39.00 -t ,.Handles Any Kind of Weather I - '' :%I , - _____ Pool OUR '__ '';.' -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ Ili- quoted Fll'-NEA Vxcctiti%c Director 11lon Cameron aN %a%iiw, Smalliers , has takt-ii a tughl% enuotional is.~uv .111d ilwd it for pvr~iional i,:ain FTP- ~EA .igrut-N thal - A? - - PRICE '4 27 $2 $2 11 I S it $ ________________________________________ - , ,r ,-, -' its.,: tour ' ____________________________ - , ' - $7950 $3015 $3295 _____ C 5::, ' 129 it, ;i.*;, V. ...L. '.-'--':•, - $26.50 . 'I S _____ _____ I. Trad'Thump - Froide° t s- '.i it ontinued I'runi ['ago- It d.'gr.-.'s huu.'y take tivan hours Ili st'csinut,,rs i .-l.'nutiutars education, and man) specialized iii their ost mm (it'll,'' (;roonn,s said, 'so in that 'tn. tb. a uiilmnug ut if unqualified teactlt- rs.stiiiuli alrt,ity done by tI.' college, St'niuinole hi't. II N Smith. )t ars I lki t.S'I'IN .X . ,, - ,:-,--' 14.14 -1 . ,,'_ r .19clicies IL-Kia% rioported lilt %chicle they lichvioc ni-ii, have 'ld litotwrl Mallula progress in their protxs of the hit M)ear-o hit and run deaths (if tssu killed earls Sunday morning Rul~ II. Crea.sey. Dellary - -1, , ! fwiiard and _ ,:'i Ella .1 Dicken, DclLir% ',I' E'ltmini:i .. I. . ' I : -. Teacher Test S.. Sr. • la ss end F. SP('tt IIIJIJ.II r '11* ' , i .I - L .' , requirement as they have been Mrs. Kess,eirling said she has unable to find anyone to un. been told by Monly [leach of 'L....-.',-t. .i i uv R and mere are only I i)NI1, who will conduct th homeowners on the lake among hearing. that the regulations %hich to divide the cost. She oire still in the formative stage The hearing Thursday is the said the regulation requiring third mascriesof live nieetings the lake to be acres or less, hem,' Isold nrniin1 ek.. l'-''-.J 'n iuiv. .. IUJIiILJ uniy to private waters -.. Erriesi 1. ,viderst)i1 IS-nest I). Bicknell 1 r is is 1 115 t(i I .- ,., i.'s_s- '• ,, ' :* h... ' , It $ S: 51 p_ni. i'ss rt ('aivast'ral: high 1:11 a in l '6 p rn lost 19 a ni IS 111.11111. htapari: high 8: 4 am., :S3 in low ' 55 a m 3 I] t 111 t'rsul,'s ,I luau. I ill. 114)01 41 '.) ;3.. e'--"- • lipet fla t'ung i total o' tI. II S rant t :: Dastionz Brach: high ZAN &m.. 2:16 p.m.. Ili% 11:219 a.ril . s.inford 4i ', €?, .., .' Winter Springs funded installation ,f aatt'r limits for fin (iLIum, PUflposes 1 11)1_s Ethel I,ry (*Ic%o-,,wd L (l ist I :l :*: C c far t he nest developer. The council 1:. ir I complaints from the around'.10 mph and gust% I-XiJI, ditniniothing tonight. Itaill pr-ibabilih 10 lool-rcrrit todal, (larene' Max • I.-- inret' _- 14 . .,' - t-rnuaI mien.' spent on education still our i 10111.1 (ii offer, Urr saul * .".-'t -.'' ." " -i. , .4'6 - I Harry err'. in iit'nt for ill INN t ESTE.S ',',it fi'.t lo- c ,iSt' tin- best this stat.' lm,ts ~,!:If"[,l .( V. (. ." to ,iuliiat.'s for ridsur are (,,'ralil ('hristt'nsen in' unbent. llilI(ruer and Janit's lull ('anlidates for the council ('hire hairier, imo are hi,tirt''' John I A'lghty If:. unbent 1 'laude Mason, Ossit 5ippa andJohn Zaccu . From I'age it, ti.ir,.'iian.-n fir I n- gun.ui stsstr plant at of stte'ts anti! Ir.sinagt' in tb. Ir , n liroig. .ini tht' • it', 's pInrtsl Ik'vs'lolIniR'nit ;.Irtuuipatii.in it th.t .ffurl Inirreased (to' stg.'s -.1 Set a n.t'tinic if r.'siili'nts li-nt-al a orkt'rs fnmi 15.Iiø VtIIIISS,I ii i1t) RI! unitannually ti t ii ininitu ' iir, it sith ma builders bib ral a.i,t i S i1r ,1'tut iirini' ion. s 1!fl( °;or I HOSPITAL - -- i Z'7 f - than research %ill be the subjeict of a public hearing The public wil! have the nia',Or and six seeking taii s,'ats on (hi' 'it) council. I is i Center auditorium at 230 K. Michigan Ave., Orlando III l.ias tssfflght lust mid 3Ii toils becoming oi'rthss.'stt'nis Ralph 1. permit the use of,the white amur fish in private Florida Mars liass thorn.' educational funding Stowell, for 10 minutes Monday mor• reports said. The ri to 11u 941,illI a tinrl LIQUOR STMEN f 200 N Spring l,ake Dr., reported to ._' 4'J",. rt'fxIrted it brisk turnout, a itti . I V ~J"46 ('its ('hr k 5, ,, - '), / - _________________ I. -- I ______ - uinmi turning u,iI,'r today t han.,' "I chs,aers or ihur d. nhiist. rs tans tod is IusiIs (itt ,iiil • ild. r toni ght nid W ed nias. highs today In mid 0s intl %t • dni. sd is lust 511.. ' A - "" s Ie , hi'anua h ile, Ili (',sse1berr a ii pt-raturv., norniallt, ioldcr placri, li'llight. Ilarti% . 1 11jud.i, I . q . A I louse sub in niph Fist,'. asi Irs'(':tng tent' * 1mb 40 -- - %I rulaim. lininiditt, 14*. livir (cm; - - %v%trrd. ,i%*-. high haronif- tric pircol,ourc. 24.1%0~ . , ,_ it -",,,iiliiigs .,s*-rni(ht lusts. .' y: " i: . tSkt'rt .. -. -- _11, ' (5% 0 June I.ornuann •.rutl Ray IiiLen' sperger a tub' four mien are vying for a third council seat. lncunihent lirry (;ildtwrg being halting.'d Robert Dave's, B I. Ifs-Ins anti Steven IuiIId Pit b Ii,.. -........... A. -: uncontested tact's for WEATHER ER ' ,L ' - - . ~ - g . council seats ssaged b _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ FLOA T ~ Sl ow On I he IKiII(-t Ili I A)rig,A toolil are art, v%ing for the office (if thrue ;i:lfl Slit jgJf the State ('osmetologv and Sanitarians Registration Board ,, .;,ew'. , :v:l :TTr iii"ici'v ' .- . makers ('ofnm'iission. . .10 !wt"'t-vin the hoinco"ners and spent on tile rt-(,vnt ft-ijerallio -un ,wl subcoill In ittee voted Monda\ to alloolish - 1•. JANE - '- '.'' : - ' the c;ur. repurts indicated, but two of the rnen held him wtule A Sanford womain who lives sherars deputies the theft of at 1318 Fulton St. left her home 8130 in liquor front his home, I , ' iffiu I lerk Mart Mgi. to lOIS ot.rs that tanu;augn signs lit srrve't ,, pall tif( al on lth the field across fun the uit In L.k.' \1..r> I I lerk Katoay tit and county elections for hail sdling place ssert' too Sassitan feared that her M sears, said the lossest turnout in close I.'rct'rt turnout pri'itudiun of Mrs recent nenuuors ssas being seen Ilass thorne said. the cit 's 1,146 qualified voters hossevt'r, that the lass requires amid not mni' to pass. She the rl that campaign signs he no said that only 111 l.rson.s had nuorTung tstur.s She prtslicted lesser than 20 tloser than 300 feet to the poiis sott'il t. 10 a Ill percent of the city's nearly 3,000 The signs in que st ion ssere lncluItl on the ballot are: hen the polls I ),'Iires Lash incunt*'nt I and voters ssill be catug ballots measured fM.'nwtl at alit and ss etc foun:1 Pitt Souttiss ard for seat one on 'its ('l.'rk (inunie Shornate, th city (iluncil (luff Nelson earlier prt'tbct,sl it 3 percent not in violation of lass, she said On the ballot three candidates uncunutk'nt I unioppasid for seat turnout - IV CASS ELBER - r,, I it Iuui' .igeia'ies and par t o f a nother as the a! tat h on gos eminent hureaticracs ordered 'I . ti th. lJh stIlls('t Ias picks up speed I resident's troph y For b es t non'comnnercjal ' - ' N.1.;i - .11111 ('hairnian's ss ard trophs' and lb. .popka Elks Lodge 2122 shich son the , " '''T•' - t:-" .- And Br*lsk In Couni I Iiiifiuit5 I \l I ill \I F -1,1 1 1 , . ,CoIlllllell( I;jig k Lj1lIJlIIltI(,(, Is [( , 11 11. 7 11111Y 4'5t Agencies Unnecessary? took (lit' ' fleeing nit figur es Ito sas nils. n put n es ('flues f or 'ti it mont Ii it H i million os t r tst imatts tollearing costumes (if their native lands. %hich ."~ to join the three for a sainoke, taken from a cut his th'oat with a knife reports. Entry was made by loricking out a panel in a rear _. - . .. '1 - stas tchng on the highway Monday at 1 35 p m ahen he was pick ed up When he refused Videl Jones reported to hirnlses sheñtfs deputies the theft of told deputies. $ m checks and $652 in cash Ives requested to be let out of from the Ul' Pantry convenience store at 2313 W. First St.. Sanford. The money was in 8 ink h' members of Orlando (osmopolit4in Associates, and their children , . unoccupied home at 136 appeared to be marijuana with aIls ceilings fixtures and ap plianees Ilflt) (left) decorated ''' I.aurel Way, Casselberry. three men who gave hut, a lift. Hunt reported Monday that according to reports. during the previous week Jeffre) lbornas Ives, 20, someone entere breaking windows, I'l it polooli'll, VANDALS HIT A California man hitchh.lung James Ifunt, Sanford. on Interstate4 was threatened reported to sheriff's deputies viith a knife and robbed of 1; vandal ism totaling about $1,000 after he refused to smoke ahat to - . turned a $400 color telesision at 10:20to discover the robbery ' Itit "Spirit of Christmas" theme. the Altamonte- -• Dos 2m , .iaivanu, reported to John des Islets has reported Seminole County sheriff's the theft of $V9 cash and a $85 deputies the theft of 11.300 UI tennis racquet from the weapons and ammunition from Sweetwater Oaks Racquet her residence Club, 202 Sweetwater Cove According to reports, Blvd. south, Longwood someone entered the home' The money was taken front a sometune between 8:30 am cash register overnight, acand 2:20 n.m. Monday by for- ...a,..., cing open a tchen stindow. lumT(:IIIIIKER.noBuI:t) - in Sciiimole float (bottom left) tx hicti received the S1a ors ard .is best depicting the 19 V E. Slate Revenues tip II,S ' ________ -L (ASSFJ.IlFitl(Y Mrs lIassttrn,'. a ho has (lit' Lit) hall parking lit full f pr.slictt'tl a 0 percent turnout cars of sitters .inI those a ishmg if the its's 5,1 qualified to '. ott' standing in ito' at the sotti', said a Iit'asurt' of the. three ri.actunes uil turnout is the 13 absent.. ..t,lt.' - oman to ries Li \('5 iii' . 1114 I l't ,,lur , i&, I r..t...t, (.: ,,,,..,., •tlItfl.! tfl ii itlton ,SU pUS iOtLS tstifti,itt's .iiid prt limni ' * A imates of a 9-to- In percent increase in state ri's i'ri ut's in the coming fiscal year were an rtliUfl('('(l Monday by Florida Senate President li'ss ltrantk'y Biaritlev. 1)-Jacksonville, ssiio said tiit' ll('55 est iniates came from the Senate Finance and x I 'omni itt ee, also reiterated his opposition ion 1 t'nt on it dinner crwst' t. }'jttjfI,c w ith the viu' president," he added Iluskes said each of the Southea,stern slat..s has been given a fund-raising quota in con jun(lion ;4ith the i'i'nt and Florida is ono of tS (1 stati's in shii'h Mondale ill ss'ah it r eli Hi it a r fund' ra i st' r s lantiui attornt'v Richard Orlando Ss ann, also it ruuemlwr of the National F Si'cut ivt' I rinnuttt'e, is heading tb. fu:;d'rai' ing drive for the t,,tt' An )ono- interested in at' t '.n'Im. the t1tjut'r for M(,nidal(' , the car of an elderl couple. killing the htLsband and injuring his wile, police said hIi( Ro I Ross, (7. of Orlando, " killed 5" hen a car driven by 28'vear'old Gloria .Jean Rr ant of ( )rlando smashed into his car Surida night, police said. Ross' wife, Glenna, hI s as in serious condition at a k:ul hospital ['(Ili(-(- SO(I officer Timothy Devoe Ix.gan chasing Ms Bryant after sitee refused to stop hit' this ing an expired license tag - certainty that we will appeal." I ') I F loridia Al.'1'El{ .'l()NI);I.K from police ran ,I red light and crashed into s hich won the big one: the Grand Marshal a ard For best fl oat. It also collected first place in the private school division. Second place in the (.'h'ic division as captured by the Ballet Guild of Seminole, whose entry was decorated by smiling ballerinas left as the float moved down the parade route. -6 I OKLAHOMA CITY 11P1 i A federal judge has given laetrile supporters the right to use the substance without federal restrictions, but Food and Drug Administration officials plan to appeal the decision, "In our opinion, this cannot go un• challenged," an FDA spokesman in Washington said Monday. 'It's almost a ( )I\)( ) entry (above) r 1" - ______________________ a s all and light poles at Palatka I ugh School t1I(;tt)IIl stadium and overturned six vehicles . • By United Press International . Winter 's most serious onslaught Eight persons v, ere injured, urn severely, and one person ss as f'ejxirt ed missing in tIn' St Johns River slundav after a tornado packing winds of iiiore than III) nih p touched down in this nor theist Honda river town liii.' tornado damaged about 20 houses P.t.s Sv Torn VincSti iHtraid - '' ,: 1UPI) ('arii'r's first )ear in 01(1(4', Ilu.skey said. itMisi' paying out $l,(o a oupli' for the Orlando affair also ill he eligible to attend the Carter dinner and relaii -6m.nis in Atlanta, hich s ouI others I54 ('PSI $1 ,iyrnit tiiuph' Proceeds from both events ill go to the finant arm of the"ational Collimate,, flti.i' paving the 111 SO) for tickets ill automatically bectn,' Ilieni tiers of the Presudi'nt s 11I0 I lub, lluskt'tor said, anti 'A III hi' invited to iriotj,s "vents ss ith Mondale and (arlir t hroughou the ear itt Vt i'dnrton Ju"t ri •'ntls st't'taI irt'flher fron ('tntr,. ' Voter Turnout _____ . ,A& ~'( Tornado Hits Palatka PALATKA • . 1t'j'i I Gay Reut)ifl Askew today rejected as simplistic a iroxsal -Secretary by -Secrelary of State Bruce Sma thers to require public sch oo l teachers to take coflhfx. teticv tests Sin at twrs v. ants public school teachers , DA- 1 1,111111119 in 1979, to take ea in Inat ions testing ('0111petency in reading, nt ing arithmetic and ctuilflhtiflication YOU CM1 no jWt pick out ime thing right no arid say v.e ought to do this and that will curt, the problem.' said Askt .....hat's siinplist Ic I certainly am unwilling now to "'like it ,i re(luIrenit'nt 4- saul 1' itirnia Iiijtit'rs of the hnance ounul f the Nati onal (omnhittt't' %4, o ult l at.o be guests at (he small rt'u'ptiori at his estate. 'Oak (r,vt' To be on the council ith itinber niu.st raise it numriiu:i of $?j,000 for the coffers of tht' I)t'niocratir National Executis t' collinlittee, . The I .akt' Itran(lt't, 111gb S hool Band and I onus; have been invited to phi' at the ret t'p( iiiti hit' Jan I I )rlanol, dinner for the vice president voi di be it prelimuoirv fund'ras,'r for the big ''Salute to the Pri"udent'' to t held Ji m 20 ri Atlanta in i'mtI it Pro ,1,!, fit .ltUUp • 'l'\Ll.l IASSEE. I -' 4.,111 :.-'' . Tougher Vice [,resident Walter Mondale will he guest of honor at a gala recept ion the evening of Jan. 4 at the Settwater Club estate Of K. Everette Ilu_skey. Also S(.hettUle(I to attend are Governor leubIn ,%ske s'. tIlenstA'rs of the State Cabinet and VI Ps front Washington. 'Pit- receptionul! precede a a couple fund-raising $1 dinner at shich Mondale is scheduled to speak at the French Market in Doss ntown Orlando Ilushey, a prominent South Senui nob' developer and ii,iriut*t Of the l)eniuocratn satuinal Executive ('oriuiiittt',, BRIEF Askew Pooh.Poohs With Job Seniority- Court - Estate Seminole Reception Set For Mondale FL ORIDA IN WASHINGTON (UPI, Huskey 0 NAT10N IN Everette ____ 555 W. FIRST ST. PH. 322.2821 ' C,.., �'a 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANTORD, Fl 3?771 Area Code 3O5- 22.25l1 or &31.9993 Around Tuesday, cernber 6 1977 N B grade." - ______ Home Delivery. Week. cents; Month, $2 40; 6 Months, $14 20; 'ear, p8.40. By Mail. Month, $2,70; 6 Months, $16 1; 12 Mon. ths, $32.40 P knt'e all along the' students could iiiaki' the 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor HONALDC,, BECK, Advertising Director f But a specific coniparisonis called tomfnd - the between Se'iiiinole County's schools, selucti art' nut accredited lit, the Southern .'iittoo of ('oflegesand with the recent e xception of (ieslu High School and other counties hose schools are "accredited.In Duval County. hcre' shooJs t'rt' once at'retitled, but lost their membership in SACS i and thus their accreditation then regained the' SACS - ---i _ C C 11 C . S S 1, it Government Clock Judivartily ANGLE -WALTERS Supreme ('owl, espociallv T most of its controversial cases, to mean, ''exactly the ()pX)Slte of 'shiit its framers designed it to mean In substantiation thereof. Mr. Berger First (' aking, since 1954. has Iwcn revising the 14th Amendment, the Source of 1p CA.ncO9,J,A OX a k9tr ln-C I 1 #41 - facts: that the 14th :\flWfl(lfle!it excluded from its reach both suffrage and segregation and that it was h strike one in reflecting on ''Government by Judiciary ," two points that are subtle, perhaps, but powerfull instructive of our contemporary political condition The first is that the judiciary increasingly has that been tempted toover-reach its authority because of the unwillingness, in certain cases, of the legislative branch to act. Th e second, related to the first, is that as the judic iary increasingly has succumbed to this temp(at,.jo, ihere have arisen, as it were, on the rooftops or An-ierican households antennae that tune in — happily or angrily — the courts' decisions. Meanwhile. the antennae that have been there since 1791 — the ones tuned in to legislatures — have been allowed to break down So we have, then explanation for the shrunken authority and prestige of the legislative branches of government And cc ithout assigniag blame to the legislators, it is enough here to note that this state of affairs ought to be a concern . Inasmuch as it is not the one the Founding Fathers planned. Indeed, it is one the feared. Also of concern is "government by ballot." which describes the movement of legislative democracy that began in 1898 and in recent years has become as popular as do- it-yourself books 1)0-it-yourself in fact, is not a had way to understand cc hat is going on with the presence on the ballot, in numerous states and cit ites, of recalls, initiatives, and referendums. Voters may do it themselves rather than have their elected representatives do it for them: they may decide issues as major as taxation and minor as the fate of public swimming pools. Government by judiciary and government by ballot contradict constitutional theory today and confound political practice It is past time that the nation began understanding the significance of republican government, and thu,s of the legislative branch. f 1,I i Player progr am; commentary.. and hoopla... Longwood election As even the most uninformed and apathetic voter knows, campaign mottos come a dime a dozen ,Ind usually beget the same value in per. Before long, ratillions, of Mattheees throughout t e country are ikel to find themselves taking sim ilar standardized fiece'nient tests at a far oiger age' And thit could have enormous ran ifications for public education in America. formance. But one motto mentioned as the the public schools At Silie- - it inevitable that every school in the // mien echo resent discipline' and run away from their proWenis. . preaching a principle is cheap practicing said principle requires a little more doing. Certainly prayer should be returned to city hail. - . in fact, it should be returned to the heart and spirit of each one of us. But what prayer? A prayer that reflects the Faith and hopes of all the people, for the people, and by the people, or one which limits itself to a special coup. And while on the subject is a prayer sufficient on Monday night if the real meaning of such prayer is overlooked on Tuesday .,.Wed- nesday, etc Prayer and the premise lives in the heart of the pra)-er, and until we can understand and practice the Golden Rule, the words are no more than a campaign slogan in the one instance and hypocrisy in total. Return prayer. cestnly. - . it never should d have been an iue for political horseplay. . - but . include all of the might)-'s children we all need all the help see can get ill) Sim Simpson Lungseood wives and girl friends. Our sources say the of. Ficer kept the nude' pictures in a scrapbook He also had a nasty habit, when provoked, of assaulting recruit s. Onco, he allegedly choked a recruit with a towel because the young man had misplaced S011ie' tonsilitis medication The commander was also known to slap recruits in II _ -, 4 - , rimina e "1 gisla t l i ~1 ______ A . . *Vwii T1 .X The State Department announced Monday on council meeting. B KF:NNF:Tli FSKEV . )' 1ff' Blood Bank Thanks Central Florida Blood Bank I)ire'd or' and staff esoal d like' to express our appreciation to ) OU and the S .Sanford 6 Herald for the strong support )our organization hws given to our blood bank \ laudable first step has been takttt sti Ili Congress tossard siniplifsing ,intl in nt cast's stre'nigthit'ning li lt- nations unit , . face'. Its a cute of 14 to 2, the Senate' Jutlieiar ('tli.fiiittee' 11,1.5 approved a flees crwiinal 'li t hat seoulil pull together tecti centuries of helter 'kelt.r legislation and e'luiunate' some uI ttit quirks anti inestas i st en cit's fuse cliilwtlt letI it fetkr,il hiss l ss 'rs and laceiatakt'rstiace' been trsing for ii utile' than a decade to make sonic' se'flM ' out if the eiinuin,d code' And it noes looks as thought bo th the ih tci Senate %4 Ill hi' able to vote 6,000 Whale Kill Limit 4S TOKYo t UPI --- The International 'haIing Commission today approved the killing of more than sperm whales next year in the 4' uP1,at P51010 by im iñCI4III As the stile supplier of blood and blood components to 22 hospitals in the Central florida area, It is vital that the public be kept Informed of 01W an our needs Your articles hace been most informative and accurate' Anything %ttu can do to help us avoid an inventor) slump during the holida>s ceill be griteFui accepted Thank you very touch for helping to 'kee'p us in the red.' Edccarde Carr Managing Director Orlando They Support Anita We ceish it known as members of the Women's Republican Club,, that we fully support Anita Bryant's position on homosexuality and her enswng campaign to return prayer to the public school system We truly admire her courage' and strer.gth of conviction. We have all see-n the direction to cctiih our great e-ountr) t, and knose that it can not exist ceithout God hlistor, if nothing eLse seW attest to that fact. She has done something that tess people scould undertake', putting everything that she has worked for on the line, suffering abuse and humiliation from the TV anti newspaper media and from the public but she's alwaysbadi handled it like a real lady. We are very proud of Anita Bryant as a ceoman and as a great patriot Sanford W Republican ('mcli Scritet rig ('ouIniiissior) would narroes the ranlic of sentences cut a convicted eiiminal iiuight st'r's, four to five )e'ars inst ead of, s.i teso to lit lest'tit lace 1rnbiits so much variation in sontencing that nio' crunuials nia hi puflishit'tl severel eshile' others setve' barth, doe ton. ,.n ill The flees cock' protects fri's speech b) :iiaktn1 it dear that judge's do not ti,ie' an absolute right Iii prevent ness snie'ni lion: publishing etili troversial material If a gag order is later fowo, to is' unsitutionall's invalid the ne'cesniari ccli Ie'fied it cannot beheld in usuntenaipi ut court There' art' some other promising de'partur ccouij provide' coni;x'nsation to run.victims Anot her seould give the' government tit,. right to intervene in child custody dispute's in which children are abducted b} l parent in violation of court decrees. It ceould be an exaggeration to sat, that ttu. ness code seill revolutionize lass enforc.'nie'rtt t he Uniteti States It cc itO 1 Most cruite, aft,r .dI is prosecuted under state' statutes rather thi,izu ftJt'r;il lass but the rices utnk is bound lit bt'conielegislative riuodel for the c ountry as a echoIc' hun that reason alone, ('ungress should give' it priorit treatituent cehen it conies up for act ion next %ear No 11 center, an officer brought his 8-year-0ld daughter along on an Inspection tour of a barracks For male recruits earlier this year. The officer put on a splendid show for his daughter, lb heaved tbse' personal f)S( - 'ions of one recruit out a third- floor ecindow Then he Keeping Yule Spirit Alive Golda: Intermarriage Greater 1,1IC1IIG;'sS (IT'. Ind. UI'l I Santas prison cc orkshop has been, closed, but (tic' spirit of Christmas li's-c's in the hearts of the inmates For years. Indiana State Prison Innniate's Threat Than Arabs . 'V P1.1(11. UI-' I.o)'E: To former Israeli l'rlm.' Minister (;olda Meir, intermarriage is a greater threat to the Jews than all the guns of Araby. New York Magazine quotes her as saving. ''Some people think it's a terrible thing to be against intermarriage, but . then there are children and they're not Jews anymore. Mrs. Meir told interviewer Marilyn Berger the stat isti make her "blood run cold." Says she, .. . .. I've always said that had repaired u_scsi and ilattiaged toy's for distribution to nee'd youngsters But this )ear, there' seas no space for thu scork_stiop because the' industrial building at thti 116-> car-old prison cc as condemned Nevertheless, the Christmas spirit In- hind bars has been kept alice' by the 01 prLcont'rs cc ho make up the Northwestern jay ce 's cc ith their tither tee ii annual . . Jews become less and less either through love, or through hate" - In the nation's iiroJe't ts I.c-ttcn Iriuti Santa '' and Present'. fruit I )aiiuly The Coal Strike WASHINGTON (:Plt Here miners strike at a glame. Strikers %%ages are not a major roadblock. The union wants the total operators to rescue its financially depressed health and pension funds. cchich hace been hurt by past misuse of funds and ccildcai strikers. It also wants members at indielduah mine's to be allocced to strike on local grh'eancc's. The industry has not agreed to replenish the health and pe'a-sion funds without a no- strike clause, and ecants ('(-onomil- penaltIes against miners engaging in unauthorized ecalkouts. Production The Energy Department say; a major strike could affect energy needs this w inter. but utilities and power utimpanies base stockpiled up to three months' supply of coal In anticipation of the walkout. About half of the nation's yearly coal production is mined by the strikers, Timetable The next negotiating session is scheduled for Thursday at 3 p.m. EST, NEVY `1 Reporters Mob Mrs. Trudeau TASTE OF sT,RimM: Margaret Truth'a u estranged wife of Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, launched her movie career Monday in Montreal, and found herself treated as though stardom already were hers. Danielle Sausage, production co-ordinator for the film "Kings and Desperate Men," came to her rescue as reporters mobbed Mrs. Trudeau at the hotel where the movie is to be shot. She costars cc it h Pat rk k McGoollan. is a :lisgr,t" Tobacco May Feed World M.1tl.It()ht() SAJ..I): Two Los Angeles research scientists have gone the Surgeon General's cigarette package warning one better. They say tobacco-addicts should stop smoking the stuff and start eating it Drs, Samuel Wildman and Benjamin ErshoFF say they've isolated a vital protein, called "fraction-I.- from tobacco leaves — and it's the most abundant vegetable protein on earth, with four times the yield of soy beans. It still has to be tested for safety in the human diet, but they say potentially it can feed the world's malnourished population, and they predict tobacco will be a major food crop in 10 to 25 didn't appear to have Illil ot, notri' mile's heft in it Anolhei' student told hunt about a garage in l'lains, (;a , that set,ulei set hack speedometers Litter, te Second student asked the first sehe'ther lie had stwct't'detj tn selling tus ca r Ii: rephc'd the ossner cheerfully years. ecestern fringe benefits over it s and tither items donat.'it through Queen of All Saints School in Mu hogan ('its are' sent ttu children of in' hates cc ho cannot afftriiti buy gifts in tht. Presents from Daddy " Project. Miss Lillian Gets Award 1 t' T5 AT P1 *0, M AD# PP.Cl$ SO I TAILORS ____________________ EISURE S'.IITS I _______________ _ u, 411-month WaO( INSANFORD FOR I DAY DECEMBER 7 CALLMR.JOHNLAKHANEYAT THE HOLIDAY INN, TEL, 323-1110 - s'r mel Italic 2,375 union miner'. F flEE "O'.UGFlA'.' .,lso ccalhe'd tiff the job at midnight. Final pay ht'cks cc ill be' issue'd shortly before ('hristrna'. SPECIAL MADE To onorn suitors I.0 S8.50 ea FROM 565 LAOiIS'usi' , I 590 EXCLUDING DUTY & MAILING JJ 'lfl R 0 6 Got I Police C. .&arch Ruling Irks _~ ,,,',~_7 ,~_'_ '_77 ii — , "I''I'll I i It 3 Supreme CourtJustices 11 1 DON'T BE LEFT OUT i f f cchili.' others, Fs'rhap'. those' and National District 'sttu'r' 's's ASIIINGTON Ul'l u csith more expensive' cars neys Association. Three dissenters are as upset nuts escape it e'ntirely e In thus case, the Justice'. about the quick procedure the' said. received briefs only from the' Supreme Court used for hanlie' ac'cuM'(I the majority of district attorney and Mitnmn. dung a police search case as almost casually' introducing antI, as they occasionall h. they are about the actual an imilportant innovation into issued arm unsigned su:uuniar ruling, the lass getcerning searches ruling before c's- en announcing lbs.' six-nuiari majority cc ithout e've'n iurderin. arguS they ci ouhl re'viev. (tie' case, he ukt utle'd Monday a pulict'man itus'nts on the e'aSt' noted ci hit stops a motorist for a lie noted that twfnrs' t he court ibis kind of disposition traffic violation may routinely decided a faiutous stttp-anti' gist's rise to an unacceptable truer hiirii out of the car. The justices said the need to Frisk" polic-e ease Ili 1%8. it risk of error and create". the de'iik'rate'ei for six iiionth,s, iutfonluztate impression that thelttote'('t the officer's safety heard full ;urgunie'nts and court is more' interested Ili outcceighs the 'ruiere inconre'e-c'iva'd friend-of-the-court upholding the poseer of the state eenie'nce" to the driver They reversed it Pennsylvania Su' briefs front group'. such as the than in vindicating ind;viulual preutit' court ruling ordering a American Civil liberties ('noun rim:hts." Stevens said. mci trial for harry Miiuuuis. echo was convicted in Phila' of illegally carrying it gun that ccas spotted by police alter tie' was stopped for o traffic violation and routinely Sb,' is surviv e d tue. RA'SI"MIlHIST ordered from his car uI,iughts'r. Mrs Wiilia:t M 'As far as I can tell. Funeral service's and burial Ms. ( 'esniibs. Pc'nuiL'roks.', Mass 11hihuk1phii police are absofor lt,.-iy Harle's Se'achrist. 33. of Itrisson Funeral hlonit'-l'.'s is lutely e cstatic" about tile 's's'isnes1sires. Va , echo died in charge of arrange Dis trict Deputy ruling, Saturday seers' held today in Attorney Steven Goldblatt told Was nestEro The' husband of — tPl Mrs Mare Catht'rine' 'ss're'tt lit' said it was ''fairly stan' Sca-hrist, foniut'ri's of wford. dard isThce practice"' to ask 1 U M P4 B U I I MRS tic' seas a third class petty of ELIZABETH PUL(STON ufrive'ts to get out on their cars liver in this.' Naval National e,',,.rso,' ,.. f-al during a traffic stop and the '.'''. i I t,,Orti t''Ir%tn Guard and a Vie-tm*iit S e'te'rani Pennsylvania Supreme Court bit C) i DeBar5. lie seas a iie-iiitx'r of Grace ov 75, * ti b held ihur5dc, a' ruling was oils.' of the first that Evangelical I .uthe'ran (iiurch it , m ti t aPeQreen Crq"s'r' , said they couldn't do that. *.Sh Of VrgIt 1. Div an' and a printer But the ruling seas critiuze'd OIII(I,ttflQ Kr'sson U' In addition to his dIe', lie' is HOmC PA in charge by Justices John l'auh Stevens, sur vived by his parents, Wayne' and Marshall Thurgood ii. and Pearl B. Seachrist, William Brennan, who were o r tile rin.'rc ri_lie L%tfluI'1g liI t case' Stevens said the ruling eliminated ''any' requirement that an officer be able to c'splain the reasons for his actions and i leases police discretion utterly without luuii(s." ,,Some citizens will be subjte to this minor indignity - M1t'. El.ihi'sIIETII Tt:K%hIt'I,l. LJ , 'I Mrs Elizabeth h'ule'ston Turnbull. 93, of I)e'ltars, ihe'tl Nov. 24. She seas ts'trn in %ionti('t'll(' * Area High Schools j"rs4. ' ' Bs..4 4 -t I ; d , Colleges * ) * . Little League in Iloilo', * * Rec. League Bowling * Hunting Fishing * Boating I ,,11 5 " 1~ vt~ I 'V 1.J - .11 a iii' '".' 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AREA DEATHS equally- upset about the procedure used for handling thie '. i ' Herd Seminole 41"' ":., ?iri_._._.. . % I ''"4' ,':-- •-;;.; h ' — " join the thousands who read .. .' I I - '' MISS UI.LI%N SWINGS: The president's mother stepped out Monday night, swinging at a New York City disco with the headliners of the social set. The occasion — a $50-ahead benefit for UNICEF dubbed the "Royal Jaipur Ball," It carried an Indian motif — flowers, live doves and a strutting peacock — and Lillian Carter felt right at home. She received the IndoAmerican Peace Award for her work several years ago as a Peace corps volunteer in India. Joining her at the Studio 54 party were fashion designer lialsion, Catherine I)cneus'c. And' Warhol, Monique Van Vooren and Diana Vreeland. ?A'CI,. I SP O RT CQ FAGIIA 5t'W i250 )A,.C")', r ( Sb5 .0 F. IiO'.Ci PACKAGE DEAL _____ 3 Suits ' 2 Suti Frorr (rorn S135 5205 g,'' contracts giving miners a 33 (k'rc-ent raise in seages and 5çr, .4 sI e. Surface Coal Wage Agreement of 1975, (ceo of three Wyoming locals Monday approced ne'cc Ns'cc FASHIONS FcTh' local' negotiate separate' local contracts under the Western i uiiiirciici ho cc ant ri-plies to their letters tit Santa can nutail ttieni to Mr Claus in . of the Northwestern laycees. P.O Hoc 41. Michigan Cite, Ind.. 46360 Prison rs provide h.tndcc ritte'n anscce'rs to all Iettt'rs received the nationcelde coal is 130.000 ni.'nihers of the United lifine V,orkers union voc,'r,'ri by a nationw ide agreement cchth the Bituminous I oal Operators of America, who represent mos major soft coal mines in the nation. Another 58, ()U%IW members, affected by any st'ttlenurnt, ceere expected to join the ecahlout. Issues coalfields, cc here some LMW . Teso carrots and a cabbage' to I're-a dent Carter for vetoing a 1)111 requiring the mii to inspect domesticated rabbits and govert'nt rabbit Inteat (iris' thing ese' don't need in this ctturtrs i ness rabbit Inspection prograni W. can hear it nose We Shape' up, )ou rabbit' luck in those ears Grab Grab It )OUt mIps' This huu it," To 4 operations - going to sell PEOPLE Bars '; \ I I a A RNOLD )I.l) 'slII,l-:I( In Pittsburgh, union official Peter Sabo said. 'They're not going to freeze u_s out. They're not going to starve us out. Well Find it sea> of living In the' eastern Ohio coalfields, sheriffs department s sa iii there had been no reports of roving pickets strikers t ralitionalls dispatched to ulose (1(1%4 11 nonunion stands about (hId St. Nick. •.a,"a' this union' sece'r. ese'vks This marcher in Sanford's ('tiristmas parade leaves no doubt 'ss here he 6,444. lii. ufkkitest version in 1q7 l3asi('dl), the ne' code cehith ceas pieced together bt such philosophical opposites it,, Ted of Massachusetts and John Th ('lellan (tf ArhinSi5 - is neither • liberal' nor conservative' "Much of ills slllIpl) an effort to ccciii out lti ('entury anachronisms and pare acc;t language' that no longer applies Perhaps the most lnipvrtant change is a section making all prisoners serve' similar stnte'ncts for the saint' trin a' 's tit," E't'uIc r,t northern Pacific, a decision denounced h' American conservationists and some U.9. delegates. The commission announced a sharp upward revision in the 1978 sperm cchale catch quota from the previously agreed 763 whales to -d'( '_5 Federal ittediator Was n' 1ktr'itz scheduled a resumption of contract talks for Thursdas at 3 111L EST in Washington, D.('. Miller told reporters hi ecould ''return to the' negotiations cc hen there is soni c sign of real progress." lIur,vitz said he expected Miller to at tend Thursdays session In West Virginia, eshere nearly Lilt the' nation's union :iiners are employ eel, there seas talk of shutting duccn nonunion nines and disrupting coal Jargc traffic Local union officials ceere' predicting a strike' ,if six to Vance will fly to Cairo Dec. 9 from Brussels', where he will attend a NATO ministerial break 11 I ., year seas not expected to cripple U S industry. cchfth ha'. been s tockpiling the ..oal in recent m:ionth.s ,1.so, half of thtnations coal is mtiine'd hi> nonunion seorhers cctto are' not on strike it , Eastern capitals in an effort to influence the swiftly moving events and widen direct cononS tacts that a lready have taken place. facts weeded out be fore they complete their enlist, :iie'nts In the' Nay), the dropout rate is i 47 pertent; nearly half of the Navy's recruits don't / I I L , WAShINGToN t UPI Secretary' of State Cs'rtts Vance plans a quick tour of Middle kept the recruit running up and down the stairs, "That car nose has only ,,O(J) n,Iles on it stomach when he retrieving the belongings one item at a time. seas in an ugly mood. California Gov. v Jerry liroccn has put The officer also scattered the personal (.me recruit, with great potential, became the I're'sitient Carter on the' spot ccith .J,'ce,sh of two other recruits on the floor and commander's echipping boy. The officer would directed leaders Broceni has re':iiinded them of tus make the grade his daughter t spray the items with campaign proposal, calling for the US. elbibass) force him to stand at attention and then slap hum shaving cream In this case, the officer was For the record, the military brass blame the to be niiovei from across the face. When the nt Tel Aviv to Jeru,c.akm,1 Dii'. recruit's girl friend reprunanded voluntary recruitment s)temit for these alar. and transferred came to visit him, the commander refused to "Wit please the Jices but offend the Arabs Its maing statistics. But off the record, some Penootnote Since Since the incidents rather than the grant him liberty unless he providct' a nude proposal, therefore', that can only eriibarra's e tagon officials confess that only poor leadership ,imes are important, we have agreed to picture of her. lie refused, dropped out of the the president It Brown doesn't tiiind e'mn• co ului be responsible' For such a high dropout rate. withhold the names of the two officers. The Navy barras.sing Carter . The' Navy and gave up a promising career, There is a deadvel difference, however, In responded candidly to our inquiries. A Carter becomes, the Inuremuon, likelyenibarrasseci hose the' misfits are handled, Enlisted misfits, As For the commander, he was left uninBrown ecill spokeanan explained that it is an "accepted challenge hama for the Democratic presidential malcontents and miscreants are' usually vestigated and undisciplined for two years after practice" to drop court-martial charges and nomination in 1980. railroaded out of the service, often with ku- the first allegations of mistreatment were raised grant an undesirable discharge instead, The at the boot camp. There is even reason to suspect transfer of the other of ficer "for cause," than-honorable dt.scharges. But the officers who ["resident Carter has selected said the Leonel foul up are eased out quietly and delicately, if at his conduct was condoned by some of his spokeuian, "is one of the most serious ad- (.Ilo to head the [mnhigrati Service', ii' all possible supervising officers. Finally, the Navy brought muilnistrative measures used in the case of of. patt, because of ('astillo's activisn,i. But a We have uncovered the sordid case, for formal charges against him - charges that fiee'rs." confidential FBI report on his background. example, of a company commander who could have resulted in a jail sentence. WHO'S NEWS - The embattled Bert Lance quoting funnier college associate's, describes hm allegedly assaulted his recruits and demanded But the company commander was allowed to a "very imuiruiature and unstable per son" still slips Into the White hIou.sefrequenitly to visit as instruc tors his nude pictures of t heir seotiten in exchange for plea bargain For an undesirable discharge imi characterized hill' as ceith President Carter. Despit "the type' of privileges lie supervised some o recruits at stead of a court martial. Our sources say the e Lance's own person who resents any kind of difficulties, he usually leaves the president cording to authority," acthe Navy's San Diego boot camp Navy let him off the hook in order to avoid uiithe FBI. Indeed, the administrators of laughing. last week, lance told the president He se '4d excuse demerits and grant liberties pleasant publicity, St. Mar)-'s University in San Antonio, Tex., once about the Georgia Tech student who couldn't to recruits in return for nude photos of their sell secretly discussed At the Navy's Great Lakes, Ill., training his car because it had gone 180,000 miles seithhclding hanors from and ('astillo because of his 'hostile" activities An astonishing 42 percent of the recruits are the Face and punch them in the 11 ~,,` . C "'F" , Vance Sets Mid-East Tour ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN S's AAI1ING'fON - Military commanders have been scarne'd to keep their eyes peeled For ti.en with tesisted personalities. The armed fonce's art' anxaoi;, to purge t heir ranks of mental nuisfits. sex perverts, bitter loners - the kind of The move against Syria. Iraq, Libya, Algeria and South Yemen all critics of President Anwar Sadat's campaign for peace with Israel appeared to bury chances for an overall Muddle East settlement any time soon. Kenneth slogan of one candidate brought a gleam into these tired old eyes "Return prayer to City hall." Iden' lifted as a member of the Democratic Executive Committee, it appears that the "born-again" premise's of good ole Jinuny C. himself has permeated the tosser echelons. Course, the fact that Mr. Carter has had considerable trouble remembering what dory he told to what group on what occasion . . . and the fact that Mr. Carter's credibility as reflected by the polls which measure the confidence of the peote in said Mr. Carter is at the lowest ebb since such polls were instituted, would lead one to believe that Alarmed b% 14-) ear decline in SAT scores, parents. pohticans and educators are currentl) :.airlrlg f o r .1 rti.'sse'd emphasis on the fun' d,ini,entals of reading. esriting dm1 arithmetic in countr seoulti soon be gearing its curriculum to the national e'inis. teaching to the tests,'' as te educators say, if such a uniform testing progi'ani esere instituted. '. . Longwood Election please the admissions officers. Can a test eshich is useful in measuring m ttividual student progress over a period of years also help pinpoint the strengths and weaknesses , if the curriculum in a particular school system? And most of all, what ecou'd federally tiii national achievement tests do to our Posed cherished local control of schools' ' OUR READERSWRITE in the n,it itinal Scholastic Aptitude Tests, the' i's;iniu tuICIi lncre'asi,lgl) determine esho shall tritir ths halls of higher education S M,tthecch,isbeen taking the over and over .igain, aiming for sr'.res that ,Alit lict ;:., to if . . Tlic high school senior Iron suburban Lung fI,,nd, S V.. cc ants to become' a dentist To '0 tu('v(' los .inibition, he must first go to college' And to gain adiiiission to college - almost alt) collegeMatthess and millions ( if other .iuwtgsti rsbis,ige.j,, cinipete for good scores ' 1,- fi'.it', tnie, they are seeking reassurance' through standardized actuercrnent tests - that the "bach4.basics" n,o'scliut'tlt "Ill pay discernible dividends. A total of 26 states has already created "basic competency tests to measure student achievement. while all the rest except for Montana - are planning such programs The big question now looming is whether such te st s sho ul d be national in Scope, divised and listributeej be Uncle' Sam or echt'ther each state sho ul d develop its ocen. It is tempting to opt for national exams, for uniform )ardsticks that ceould pe'rmlt Parents in South Carolina to compare' scores in their school s )Stefli against those' of students in, say, Ma ssachusetts. But there are some serious pitfalls to such an approach, as HEW Secre tary Joseph A Califano .Ir ssarne'd in a recent speech in San Francisco. is a big countr) ceith an incredible t1ive'rsit of cultures and lifestyles. flow do >ou ccrite test questions that ceould be equal]) corniprehensible to a sharecropper's kid in rural South Carolina and an urban tenement dweller in . . 1~~ CI& ( S W..SlII N(Tus his Italic is Matthess, and h is 1 0 )ears old. his occupation. on official tccord.s, is list ed as .'student.'se. hat that realR nicares, at this stage of his lift', is that Mattht'cs is in the' test'takung VIEWPOINT Military Weeding Out Twisted Recruits . (%,,j,,,,,,,, N. trying to a_s -- I _______________________ 1 J 'They're -. peaceful during the early hour'. 131)000 nie'mrihe'rs of liltUnited Mine Workers launch'-cl their 10th nationcc tile strike in :. e i' L M'.t" presicls.nt Arnold Miller, "ho sttirrne'tI out of the talks five hours before' the actual strike deadline, it, cw.e"i the htitunuinous Coal (flrators Association of 'try trig to break this union. Even ecith the miners guns' from their jobs, the cc alkout this ciliation in the region. 1 tilli 41.1% ___ - I. - JACK BERRY'S WORLD Loiok for it Find it Stop fit and ask Mrs Hendrix tuspiration;il ceac lit sfsflhl a prt ho ,,tour Ibis .Ili — A nationseitie strike of emil runners began a mniinute alter midnight this morning cc he-n continuous negotiations span. ning four (lays failed to produce a settlement The coalfields remained . 'V ** ' United ltris International ~ III CAIRO, Egypt (UPI ) -- Egypt's rupture of diplomatic relations with five hard-line Arab states plunged the Middle East into turmoil today and undercut U.S. efforts at recon- Decod in g -., - -1-1 - I* .I 4- . 1 ___________________________ .. I The S 7 Middle-East Into Turmoil ick off Sit 1!7, ,uui %UU ti,i" ltn' hool sits Ii, hi' looking for it to find it THE c#I;E __- J Expected To Survive L Sadat's Break Plunges Mrs lkntfris and her staff are proving that these sit' survival skills, but can children learn not onl begin to cells' ith a orld that once' shunned then asule, and help others in that orlii gro as th(') do t hera st'Ivt's 1r1 Retaking on an extensive archaeological dig, a rid unearths everything one would want to know about the 14th rnendmcnt, including the keenly relevant familiar %%- ith the extra-judicial edicts of the courts in recent years. But there are two additional poi nts IN BRIEF The skills are those hich children ,A lift severe rotntaught in the past, because so ib sabilities eere' iian people felt those children sinpI) couldn't ItaI'Ii - - off confined to the protection of fundamental rights against state discrimination Next to this original meaning of the amend. ment, Mr. Berger then juxtaposes the many. Supreme Court decisions — notabl those dealing with school desegration and reapportionment that have relied for support upon the amendment 's rongly reIicI, though, as Mr. Berger points out, because the justices construed it to mean virtually anything they wantedit to mean In this way we have become a nation less of Ia'scs than of men the nine men who sit on the nation's highest bench, as well as those sitting on the benches of all the subsidiary courts. Mr Herger's point seems obvious to anyone WORLD ok -- 14 PI1ZA,,, goes Coal Strike: Industry -- W Govt'rnnwnt by .Judiciarv' is the intriguing lit Ic of a nec imfx)rtant hook h's R;ioul Berger. the' H arvard rd kga I scholar It s \l r Ilerger's thesis that the the new opportunity for "her" children to pI.I anti gro fLICIlit, staffed h) special IenaldIS it P't)Plt fla.sst'.s at the school range From tioint ecoflojitics to horticulture. from Speech ttit'r.ip to learning to order from a iiie'1iU Work v ill soon — begin, ccc htts, Oil Ilk' specialized playground at Hoserneald Exceptional Student( Center. Altamonte Springs. Mrs Ruln Ilimlrix, the (ut'SfMJkt'n princiil of the' school br thiltjrt,iertti a variett, of ia,tiit;ti. phi) sit a. ,tlfiliat ion, students taking the Functional l.iteracy Test had much greater difficult). I)uval's 11th cr,iikrs ended up ith scres showing 45 percent failure oat t he nattit'iiatics ha lf of the test and 11 rctnt failing the' contra uni('atiofis seition lh lUtl.lN slwm..N By S The emotional or other problems is looking forward to In nearby Orange County. 38 per cent of the students Failed the mathematics section, and II rceiit Failed communications. Their schools al.MJ have beenaccredited for o".' "nit'. The lest LS given Ili 120,000 11th graders around the state' durirg O.ot'r. Those students sho failed the test iIl receive help during lift, st'ntl emestt'r of this .school s year and an opportunity to take the test again next fall. If they fail again, the') eill receive o more ure opportunity to take the test before' graduating from high schoo!. Those' "ho fail that third opportunity seill not graduate. They eill receive' a "certificate of attendance" instead. So tar, Seiffinolt' (otuity, with its 'wiaccrtslite'd' schools, is the top scorer Iron throughout the state' on F'wstj;onai jAt('rtic Tests. It doe's gisi' otie sonte't hing to think about that they B Tuesday, Dec.. 1971—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. It has been interesting to watch the returns on Florida's first Functional Literacy Examination especially since Seminole County students have scored so ell 'tk'1'1 people ho tive not shown a great deal of surprise are the principals and teachers in our 't Ill '06 ho almost all stem to feel Evening Herald - - - ______ - - - - -- (t% 11 1 �OURSELVES 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. %ORTS- Tuesday, Dec. 6, 177 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 9.I n And Around Sanford In And Around Altamonte I Dr. Perez Can ' t Believe He Won N(tional Awnrrl ----- Dr Luis Perez was on dut in - his Sanford office Monda - Tp41 -I Iloe er the plaque "as aho%e the ordinar in fact txtraordinr IS more' fitting The Sanford ph)sician aa.s .iaardt'd the national Benjamin Hush Bicentennial Award for the most outstanding L01U muM) services of an) of the 50 doctors who acre recoin• mended b) their state medical societies for the honor. And the annual aw ard. sponsored b) the American Medical Association. couldn't have happened to a nicer and more deserving person Dr. Perez and his wife. Dr. Maria Perez a err among the Champagne Ball crowd making merry Friday night. They made no big fuss about leaving Saturday for Chicago. Accompanying them to the Windy City were her mother, Mrs. Maria Pique of Sanford. and their son. Tco. Another son. l.ujsir flea to the aaards ceremon) from New York. About receiving the national honor, Dr. Perez said. "1 still don't believe it." , The s 111'ttj, __ L1 ., ,,,,,,,,,..,.... k- - - - The Fifth Annual Tangerine Bowl Sailing l(t'gatta, sanctioned by the Florida Sailing Association, opens the Tangerine Sports lbIli(lav activities with competition on Lake Mimrot' Dec lo-11. herald Angels ii tribe heralded the Holida) Season a th a ffe: dinner it' Sat urda night tit the banquet Die Floridian' a err back it i Sanford late Sunda night ('oiinienting on the cold at'ather. Dr Perez added, This good old flurid.i and Cuban tj,,s did not aant to stab in Chicago in that cold aeath&'r ' CkI I 'are'nts ,-41w art' looking for tntally stunulating Christmas gifts for their children need look no further that the 1.;.i'.c' Orient,-, F.lt'iiientar, School's book fair to be held cacti (14) this week (ruin 8:30 .irn to 3 p in in the media More than 100 Ii.eiiit*'rs of ,- T-Bowl Regatta Dec. 1 0- 1 1 On Lake Monroe 111 andi(twr pl.ire of interest $ f on Sunda% afternoon , ~ Book Fair Opens ~~, 11 ~ --. - morning. as usil But something .new had been en added to the off Ice - it huge plaque which the genial Ioelor Just happened to pick up at the Parliament House in Chicago rooms of lake Monroe Inn Food, fun and festivit%) %a-% the order of the evening in a t hecr% Christmas setting In Iii u of the usual gift es. thanr:. The Evening Herald cIir bought to) s for tots to be ibstributed to need) children Another dt'hig:tful dimension aa.s added this )ear a variety of door prizes acre .iaared .•nd guess ahoM' flame %%,i.,. draan b) Mars Frances l)avi., for the grand prize, a television A - - - . - J - "Faniih Affair" workshop for the hand1calilxd are available. 4 ML 14 The school is off Oranolt Road on Oakland Strect in Altamonte Springs. Profits from the book fair will go to enrich the media *nter and the provide' aide's for classroom The librarian still a.ssist with selection if desired , .' J if . ." 4 4' . "-L 's i' 4 ' \ , / * • ,, - - ', 'hl',(' (urrrspondCflt 831416 ______ 't .sclette'd to rt'prt's.nt signifi cant that during the sear b&iok,s aith appeal for pre kindergarten through Junior high school aill be on displa), according to Mrs. Beth Whighazii, media specialist In addition to the books, stuffed iriitiials made b) the -• 1.4 I MADISON "lI PRESENTATION Oldest son, Jerrs, ,A ill hit : 'rnaznents on the tree this and when he marries, as the others, he ,Ail] take te ornaments aith hun aNi light. Advent areatli each t' and nit-nibers of the fantih p t the role of Kris Krijigls, p forminK kind acts unbe'kj.t. to the recipient. 5th f, d t polishing shoes, fising t I a kind act Advent Sunday marked the complcshcd, it piece of tr,," beginning of the Christmas placed in the Advent ar season and the family of May and in this bed of strast it,,, and Arlene Pelze'r have begun good deeds is place! their preparation for Christ. Infant's statue iiias Arlene sit) s that Each war the family aor traditions art' a titt'lting if t together and builds from of her and 116 's f.i scratch a large nativity scene, combined st ith those 1 complete t ith caves and attn mo untains for it backdrop In addition to .lt'rr is On their Christmas tree will faniilv includes Jack 19. .1. hang ornaments given to each 18, Jill 17, Jeff 16 and (r.g '4, child in past )ears The or. still ttt'e'nnm' it trcn'agt'r tf naxiients have all been carefuli after Christmas gifts from the t'inplos yes ()1 Hut'k's Catering and It Itestaurant - Simdav night the Bucks enI iaum'ui iiit'jr cnn spouses anti guests at a - tilt.- cocktail parts at their tiomi' lulloss i'd I,.% a prime rib dinner at resta ifl'atil. ATLANTA i UPli Money regular prices these days. It mousl) in her research. never stopped Jan Cameron. a costs a fortune' Just to outfit the Store owners did not adver' middle-class housewife, from kids for school," she said in a Use for space and Mrs buying Givenchy clothes and recent interview. Cameron did not solicit entries imported Scandanavian furni' According to Cameron. Each store is evaluated b) lure she just knew where to smart shoppers can cut 60 stars, from none to four. shop percent to 80 percent off the "I've been bargain-hunting regular price of merchandise If She ke1* a detailed checklist, for more than 20 years," the 43 they are willing to spend the judging each facility by price. quality of the goods and other year-old grandmother says. "In time and effort, The Aboveground Shonoer factors like customer service. tact. I never buy anything 'i ion t Like to shop in stores unless it's a deal." should make it easier. a here there's no bathroom, so Last spring, Mrs. Cameron It lists 303 stores that range decided to put her longtime from a Levis bluejeans outlet in I'd note that on the list." she investigative shopping experi- Macon to lost-priced carpet said nce to good use - she shops in Dalton. The store's are To prevent storekeepers from produced a pamphlet-size book, all in Atlar.ta, north Georgia becoming suspicious of her "The Aboveground Shopper," and western South Carolina. snooping she frequently which should be required The book also contains exotic inspected several items closely reading for those looking for a and unusual bargains, such as without making a purchase cneap plants and fishing tackle. Mrs. ameron surreptitiousl And who isn't? "I went to 450 stores in a m aderunning notes on "1 don't see how anyone can couple of months," said Mrs. before outpaper to thescraps car to afford to buy merchandise at Cameron, who acted ranony' complete her survey, liv itii's by the Tangerine Sports Association. - - . y C . , - "I I .. ' 4 ,* 'A .'. ., p '. . '. :j,•••:: ' •: - : , f " • •.F:is' . n Sponging Off e I- ' V / . ' - . - 4 #i 'S a '. " . fit) . ,,/ / • M ' ' / .. - "a, it. O PH EVIEW -' tIns ""''' ti,,rICnLin , "'''"'I"" . Churl ''"' " gamiic of the season" Karl S.ali,sbsirs, a S-lI . pound tackle, will provide some extra depth for the Trinity line. Salisbury has been injured since the first garlic of the Sweet going to tate season way duty when Salisbury was sidelined. Salisbur> saw limited action - UUII ' -' -s . .'-t'' ' - ' Mi am i Rook i e Key M aior n . ' s 0 -.40 ' _%~~V_l I.V*'.I .n,I 1'',l .,,.,r Oi I , Wi KItA'/.IT, SC(' .lM 111611 SCC Hom e Ton ight , Krazit Raider Ke AZALEAS 9 ' ''' Satnnl,ut night '' '''.' h'i4u'un '''"''' a,tiult t..ii ''" '''''' ,''' ""'"' Pray Later RED BERRYARDISA Also, that %asn't "grandina" 0 conic, , . I had with me. She's a little old MS EQUA1(,hITh I.h1 lads who lives in ,, nursing DEAR %LS.: I railed him a hoj,ie', and that was her first moocher because he IS a trip ansahere in three' months moocher. And a woman who I take her out atit'never I tan leep% until noon and sponge% tx'il(no one felse does And instead agree with her friends. She sour crowded waiting roo nit. should kh-k him out. boa about doing a better job Laziness can be ost'rlookrd, scheduling patients so we 'tout but tiling arnuad, neser have to wait for two hours' If DEAk ABBY - Last year im th e doctor a ould take us on GARDENIAS CHINESE HOLLY - -- Ijnititl -- -- - ' -- PHILODENDROM SELLOM NORFOLK ALLEN PINES )' To 4 B 3' To 4' i To PINK BANANA flfff' - ,'' SOCIETY GARLIC r '' Red Berry PERCE LANE CHINESE EVERGREEN DDI IC FALSE - BUY 10-OFT 1 BUY 20-GET 3 hw"* CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY CALL IF YOU] [_GET LOST J LAKEMARY, FLORIDA CALL IF Y GET LOST 322-2799 FIari'ies Top Canad'erpS To Cap Poor Road TrIbo '' FRIN - wolidllq~ Mixed Colors Split Leaf DAISY BUSH In Full Bloom °'' There fix no subtle way to ,, get I R ' s ecronr to i"asr, Thegracious host patiently allows a party to the a natural death. Your boss should schedule his dinner party on another - ' part) at his hwuit', followed it) a 'll'Aa)s Ix- shorl of Fin,ills if crowded waiting dinner part) iuuintudiatt'l rcs)nIis upset u-fl, afterward rnatx' >ou'd better find a b a few of the ucht,iiI that suits you be tter before >ou party gbesls were invited to the have a stroke and find )ourself dinner When it was time for on thy' other side of the waiting dinner, the boss didn't want the room desk uninvited guests to know, ,o he urn', I feel better now. flashed the lights off and on NEW Hl('IIMoSji, .several times to get eve'r)one to WISCONSIN k;s,I' 11 )ou feel left out and lonel). rather em- orssi.sh you knew- how toget barra&sing. There uiu.st be a people to like you, my new more subtle aa) An bookli't,"hIoa To 1k' Popular: suggestions' 'iiiurt'Nt'v..rToo\oungorl1x, - - CAMELLIA - '' - I - -- " '' Girls Bask.tboll FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR W G4t IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A to scream- Ix-cause patients CAQ ft granidup the it young Brad Taylor had father, Kenneth's, shouldersprecious 'h'ir-" in the doctor's ittng tOOffi. Oil which to rest his weary body during the here's what you sheuld have Altamonte Springs Christmas parade Sunday af- told MEDIcAl. SECRETARY ____________________________________________________________________________________________ lernoon. for me: MESSAGE - STAR (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI .......... ..,.,. ,------------ '... I ..........I, i - .,., iii '1,0,01,: •1.,., a_ .... 11151.' ,.,,.- . ''. '' -_ -- - -_- , 5.',tttle' ran off to ,c 3324 lead ii t he end if the first quarter I 'I.e. trig without starters Sti's e hI,ea ke's and .John 1)re'w , both on the tst'nc'h aith ankle injuries, lb.' hawks tied the gaulle' oflt'e' it 1i-. ml then at 88-68 with I IS rt'itiainung ___, - ,': a cuts'! it'fen'.t','' Baltimore quar. _;-" te'rtjak Bert June-s s,ut,t lilt running bacee I,riie'll Mitchell was ni.iire tsinphtnss'r. ,.. ',"' ,,.: ,' .' ',-'.I ,4, -- - The'> just pla> c-ti o '"4ball inia' But we- a-re ocu '' -.40 "tOrSt e'ne'ns a k iruph- P u'''. hurt us hal - - p 4,,- •'-- ,.,p T 'n,---t-., ',e tat> 5 i.,'t l5t . - - .. ,: 11 - c 7' i,,,,. '- ,. I — 1 , --:". . : .~. fi. ;I I ri', Croonis Cagers '-:' . ' ,'XY- Trounce Oviedo .'-,', -4-ç'i..--i' '1" '.', -' ':- ,,.,i.c?c ;1M.'. K ,;, ,,' -' '' ',.t r a _ " •. . ' - :i I' % ' L? ;P , ':-,,'," i.. _,-C- ' . a ii it % -- c'-.. u - St',ttt!e' out're-boundt'ui .'\thcit' t.l, _, 14i, led hr Marvin Webster ,Aho pulled dow ni 19 Ye,- Vt' int:prus'c'ii 1: a kit ,if ,,ne'.cs, in our .ittit ui.' par' Vt ilkc'n'. s,II P I ii'u!.tri> - . - . .., ' - r n-c L i e, Ge • I 1 I ' : is a'i C.om, " -: - "' . -,'' e, . : • :' I I 5 0, 'edO ': : "e 1 3' is ii is - • s I ii - '' '* ekia(Wo Gt A"* IDEAS " ' '.t't.1 we' rooms Hugh uppe 1 its res,''rd Seattle' tallied the last 11 .ut 1-1 MinLe> night a :th a 75i-17, piiint if the gami:e (I baskets 'don> 'e.c'r the Oriedo freshWilliam-, scored t%ti 'c'. t)sta>ne' Duvall scored .iitit assisted itt a thurl with ., l*nmts .ini ('Iarern'e Sippi-L*'hinti'the'4,ick to lead the' added 1 and Rher> (u 13 sonic attack in the' final tiusall and Sippia had mimic iuiinute's ne-bountis for the a unners. a hr Vt'uwis'.corecl it garne'-higji I,l j% .it ( )cala Vanguar, l stole' the ball fit I"hurstiat night at 7 t Lilies and hail s;5 assists - p,, 11005's '. 0 id, C a'., GUS S illi,tnius is pla>ing with 'p wovie • • -4° %'p", I I 2 1 11 as much e,'e,nfiuk'nce as I've' seen hiuu in thus league','' ,'tlanta 1 '.0? 2 0 4 Ro''. 0 00 Dar -t , .m*ri 00 e.' e 1 'ow h I lubie' Rnowii s.ud I os 22 e.'. ii FOLLOW THE STARS * _,-_,__-,._, .__- '-- A. 'bin t 'ii.e' tp . Itt tP:.' tn, itla> It a ,irut it "4( r, ¶t,•'tt as lb. t ,,''t t' '.tcutiun, althuusi.t th'.:'i have' SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR ( * ) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARS1 - " _", ' 'A .1>11" Rollins led ,-\tI,int, a it Pu I Lsnnts and Ruin Re'hage'r: and (hIlt' .Johnson had 16 each IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR -_. '- _i ,-- nest . , ' I.. .. ~ I . '. , .- ~z - " - ---, -1 .,-A- it won4 from it.,:14 tit tht: Mian.i cur It first list n lust e'Ve'I tuib.ick fliiseve'lt i.e'aks fun- bIe'l tint a bunt up the ni:iplllr .ini the ball poppeti to the rear f the end Zinc' "ht-re Thonr,.0 en - f curing 'titan. p S'ts&ifl I','t I1'I'l'l I Ii l'e'nnr V. ilkens brou'ht the re-bounding .1-wattle Supersonics home for the first tune since' he took the.' , - Ili, and his te.uuu 'lid raut k iINdPIN11111t the crtwii V. ulkens posted his 200th ,uret'r coaching vmt'timr> .ini his .'uirth .strught '.tiii 'tlrtnit'i> iu,ht as the Sumac-s whipped the \tl.inuta hlaw Ks, tF,_88, in the iils National Basketball As -. i.tt toni se'hc'dtile'ti It wasn't ,, picture perfect cant' Viilke'ns said 'Rut we' J'J-._, - a ,u ' Supersonics Coast Past Hawks 99-88 . - Nliati.i had taken i i-al at th half, but ati' IN It:..' Rir' q:uirte'n Raltinu ire' he'gan ,,r mlpte'ssive. ne'thoiic ,tl Ire. '.', '' ,, .Ini! slarte'el n ha'. it! - e'ral clubs -lartc'd fite' first-sear plr irS 'Ii stas a totabu decision, but of ile'(e'nse', now are the tt~v 41ccid= factor %its the cit% fa,.(-ritvs to ,Ain the AFC ,ni the fact that ii> wife and I E,t,ste'rn Division crown The. nuiw man> people' on the club, are tied with Baltimore' at 9.3 said Griruish's ''I'm looking and if the') rt'miain tie-ti the> forward to going back to t he would get the hanpionship \ational I.e'ague' again because' of their better record ti get the 31'>t'ar'old Bond_c, a thin the disision tie' White S's gave' up 24-'. ear' 'Di.' Ne'st Eniand I',,tr:its 'it right-bander (_'hri" Knapp .ini' also back in the race at 84 ,utht't htrnin t).taiiing and utit if the b.',it Miami Sundat t',,r-ttlti pitcher Date f'nir.t .ini Baltimore in the finale', hut ('hicago got a bonus in the'> would gel the' title ,idiition to Bonds in 21-rear--old Dolphin Coach 1km Shula ''utfie'lder Thad hlo,sler and 18- congratulated hlarris for ho re-ar-old pitching prospect Dick run the longe'st from 1 M'rwuiiage in Dolphin tustort It was the first major trade of '.aying 'he did it on his own the' annual a inter baseball Hut that is uni> in character for it e'e'tifls the' "t trip> :1.9, 220'pounti It's difficul t Ii give' up a r, .ki,', whit itis tutu_ti'. has a L,,'.rl...i I,,llh-.. I i,,.,,.,fl e, LiaI tr $1 I ni,i!lron (rinusiet anti thre',ute'ne'l to turn th g.:i..' Il games for Baltimore last ,irowli! tar and was hitI> par s1'i b> The' surprising I dphins. a h ' ,. "'''''-"', - -,.. 'uiIil,5llI Ci' .1 Si-bt'dn C('a([dct ''''' I ."- night.s for refusing to sing f tn.dl'., il the thind rught, he rt'sptnde"i with - Jingle lk'ils,'' inue' he 'till cant reiiie'nI'r U." r.an.e' of Arkansas State'' tight qing. nut hi less the ltTn's 1 .iukle' Mike Current sail hlaltnn.re's Fred ('o.ik blest right tjt huu, ten the plat anti h,i1 ,i lean "hot ,ut harris. but offensive ball for his game-)arl run in the' breaking fourth quarter that miade the final score' Miami 17. hlaltuiiore j and broke a fite" ganu..' Baltin.ure win streak river the Dolphins Cornerback Norris Thori:a' got his for recovering Roosevelt 1A'aks' fumble in the end zone, - Re istration - I With,' , '' IJUSTISHA Mixed Colors .,,. i - I .., - - e YSTAL LAKE NURSERY 1,1.,.,-., ., er,' r,,,',I ttuit''"'''i''''U, V'" IL'.,IH... Wi&SILP, IA,i Ub (1,,,..,, 11,111 I) ')L il...., .....h.. .'Si'IiI Ott' dIduuaLI i,.II,,. .ere' Bert hlltle'se:n of Texas. Jinu 'This week still tell us something Wi' have' sUflit' gtiejd teams Barr f San I-'ranciscit and t'Oflhing in to play, and we'll find out how good we arc," said Huds Mat of Haltin.ore' The Semiiinole ('omitmunit> ('allege coach Jc_ Sterling Monday, as hisnIt trouble' is those' pikhe'rs ltauk'rs prepare' for a three-gamehxtnia' stand Tuesday, h"ridat ar' ,uk bring sought h> other and Saturday lubs Sterling tit a> not know how wood his undefeated Raiders are -Next li the' Bonds' trade' the' but if he asked any of the seven oppone'ntsSCChas bowled over so tii't'st nests was made bs fan this season, they'd clue hun in. 1t,nitne'aI which signed ireef'ir instance. Edison of Fort M> ers. was ripped by the It,iide'rs, .uge'nt, left-handed pitcher hltuss - a - • and is slated for more playing Williams, who puni:pt'd in 34 points in that ai;l Florida ( 'olle'e' of Teuuple' Territ'.', toniigtits i 7:30u visitor to tune Friday Nov, Also spelling Sweet and the 5CC gvnin.esiuui. still r..'nuie'nnhs'r Rift Zipko who scori he'd the tnt' r the Raiders' N.' 22 itor> over f'liridj Willett at twies at tat-kit', either nets for :10 1111%(4.1 1.1 t'l'I Nolatiit in ba,se'ball, riot even Charlie stay, and Johnson at tight end, College But it was that last vlctor% over Flori(la College that has Finlv%. haN been lut harder than Calvin Griffith. but )ou don't are juniors Bruce Ilarnett and Sterling a little' n'r.ous the margin if victory was 1011. and t :itti bun erring at all and in the end, he could wind up laughing Rob the Itaiders had to colic' from wa) behind at •'s.'r> tssl> irnett is S-7, 165; Rob 64 ''Florida college' isn't big, but the> are quick and can shoot.'' us,'r the' last two rears, Finley bias seen 11 of his Oakland 18. said Sterling lul.I>e'rs go to othe'r clubs as fret' agents. Griffith has watched 12 on ''Everybody on our line 'And Saturila> . at' fuct' a team that is big anti is quick and lu',is.' his Minnesota Twins for more money, learns to play more our team List > ear, he Itr*t his act' relief pitcher. Hill Canuiptx'll. to than (jilt' position,'' MeRcy can shoot,'' Sterling continued. ''I don't know if Miunii-I)atlt' Itistuni This tear, he lo st bus two hardest hitting ttutuie'lde'r', North is still unle'ft':utt'd it not the'> had a tiiUfliUllc'nt iIisti explained there' with soile' tip itch te'ttnis in it I.urrr hlisle'. to \lila aukee', and 1_ynian Rostock to California '''A e' have so few players 28 ''Hut I know the>a are g il t.'e- ..ii"e' the% made better dials for themselves Griffith ne'arl> ro in ster, 18 or so that pla> Friday's opponent still be Paint Be,it h Community Colic-gehe'd hi" ui.aui:,ger, Ge'ne' Mauch, also, but he saved him at the last re'gularl> I that we have to swap au far this >e'ar Williams and Zipko litre bet-n doing most iii the ii.inutt' a tb it dioc'string catch positions around if anyone gets scoring, as last rear srctring leader. Robertheais. has yet to get fir sotutsific' who has at4ci5ed so much and taken as nrtan>% hurt liii> f,luias a.s lie tnis. the Twins' owner shows no outward marks ''And some of our linemen untracked Williams is scoring at it'll per game pact': Zipko slightly better cr bitterness at these baseball nuie't'tings, that play two ways have to at 24. about his ( i n the e'nitrar>, he li.x)ks good, he talks opt come out and rest sometime It was 6-5 sopht 'tore David Krazit that got the greatest rave i lub's chances for the t'eini.irig season anti claims he still has 'tb.' especially when we played revues for the seas. to date froni Sterling, however tit-%t b.illpIa>e'r mi .th.e'rica in six-time batting champ and MVI' afternoon games'' Hod ('area The line was called on for ''Knazit has been I' .e>ing our best overall ball defense' l're'sailing attitude' mi baseball today is buy now, pay later, some' of its finest play last week rebounding, e've'rrltiing hit' is averaging areunI 14 ICi.nnts. ant is when it e cane's to signing fret' agents The last tune the ow ne'r' against Palmer. The Pirates our leading rebounder this ear tuask out their ;aii ket taR ul,ittrs and figured out how much the'> were bigger than the Saints, all ''Eve'r>omie' out the team is simuiplr tiring their lob and t.ikuc ia c- ti the phi> .'r'. in iie'fe'rrals, the total came to more thami $l0 :n'ross the front.. and did hold up the' slat k for eat Ii 41cr that's tIc te',isi'tl at' are uicie'ft ,it.' P ntilliont Stiuti> c-sen figured tiut where all that money was ever, IN, rushing yardage to well at this point gtiimig lo dine Iron., and saint' if the players' agents are begin- below the Trinity average for Sterling also had praise for his be'mith especially fre'shn.t t: the sea-con ning tie winder about that the'mnse'Is u's, but you know how that is Jun Kaufman and fre'shuiian Curtis Siiitti hit'> have' conti' if! Rut in the overtinie period, the bench more than once anti given us a Lost we've' needed but now. pra> later atm it got down to the mitt)''Itt.' a,,> I look at it, seuu:e' cif the clubs are going to have to gui ttnt' f those tutu's in the dine_flint w,n ore'r )"liniia , gritt> - the ''best offensive line" ('allege, when Smiuuth hit twit e' on a o,te'-arii-irnit' (rev thrust into lInIkrupte'> sa> s Griffith ''A lot of ballplayers are gettinc 11(01.41411) it >ear defer rot for 20 >e'ars Same of them are getting it in Kelley's nienior>' showed purturlit) with five' seconils le ft, to put the Ratde'rs three-up and %4h) he rates it so high for 1:t ears That niune') has to be added to your payroll ever> clinch the victor> opening the hrates' defensive' re'ar. .ini the' ,tstn,'rs t ant keep raising their prices for tickets front on three plays in a row' to )car after rear Ie'iipir tail> have so much money to spend. and get the winning touchdown. mie'cessitie's like' fissl and slie'lt.-r take priority over what the> 'II Kelley said Monday he had spend eimi spurt'. not received films on FAMt' A • iiuple' of balipla>e'r s hare said Griffith has ''no feeling'' for ret, so he didn't know a !ot of ttie':i. anti that". one' change that rankles him. esn't for them, I wouldn't be in business facts about them w. s, ''if it ''I tell,'' he sat ''Hot I don't have to know too Don't tutu thank I know that" Saute of them forget that when there liii' 'inglt' Pint o1i tb'. reiat \1oNi'Rl':\l. tUl nnut'h to know- they will ix 1100(1 .-tlanta f'Iaiiie's h,,s i- ti t hail stem t' omil'. sc've'mi $1(k).11M I)la) e'ts in the American League, I had st ta-n Goulil siic'ke'eI ,, and quick. The'>' beat ,imu'.thuimig to ix' -he't'nfiil ,ifxiut tin dribbler past Montreal galie' i'omi> Oliva and hlarmnon Kiilebrew, twi' of the'nuu Trenton, 27-0, last week in the their four-ganiie road trip. but ''N;mturail> , I aasmi't happy over losing hlisle and ilostock It Ken I)rriie'ni ,it (1:13 of the final semi-final, and tbws a e're'n't ur>lnlg .15 the'> Northern in hell are the>to get nut' I •btin't relish, hut who a ,i seuniie'thing ist'rioii Te'ntoni a ent into the game' It' headed hone' ttMl:ar front. (ha' out umi baseball" If I paid thc'uu what they were looking for, tht'>- 'd It i .'nt.iiud> a asni't omit' of it> 0 lx' in !lt.in,iine''. ;unl I'd he' out of ba-se'bail looking for a job Montreal h"tiruztu ''Friday's gaunt' will be a test P bits gl,il Mauc'hi a ill he' back as the Twins' manager even Johmi Gould's ttiirii'hme'riod ti.irder shots,'' itt' conceded I guess I Jtht caught I )rrde'nt for all of our team,'' he COfl dribbler gate the h"Lwie's a 2-2 fi,ii! showni a strong •lt'sire to go with the Angels, who thou - P ,1'.It't'p It was the' first shot hc tinue'ci stanit.' I h:n. Griffith re'fu,se'il to let Mauch go without coin( 'anatliens tic' with the Montreal ste mi the t4ii> ganie' in the sational hail itt .i little' while' anal I ttiituk draw or 'hiut win, !ose, iruuii Its' Angels b*'mlsat.-' tie' ads surprised to see' iii.' in the state' ho--he'> la'ague' Me,nti,i'. night arc' there' ' I c an t blame' ( I-fle, SItS the Twins' boss. ''If I were a t'eiiiiilti: liutni the' "mug haiiipioriship game itti an organization onl> After thre'e' road hisses nuu.inagc'r and h,i(l the uippeirtumiit) to go a see my children grand' and bonn.' so I could Atlanta Coach h"reei ( 'rc'mgtk)n it few utile's fronui children nitort' oftt'ri. I would be interested in that, tOO, wa_s .stwiipe'cI to hriti niuuch to be pleased jbout, but he said the At first, Mauch said tie' didn't tare to conic back to a club that Flames can take' saute' comfort Int'l let a couple of pl.i>ers like llo.stock and hlisle go. Then he g without any raise in pay. in the chance the> lita> be tta' re'coflsiii('relI and decided to return Griffith says. ertclub to e's.t'uepe' die'fe'at in time "'We"ll e'arr> on without hlostock and Mile," Girls age 1014 interested in 'lt,'riie'niilx'r host fellow s like Killebrew, I hlobt Allison, u Earl t for'iii this year 5ut playing basketball can sign up itt.'> anti Jininuii.'i Hall retired with us' We missed them, "sot too man) te'a1ui might 11.season Saturday winter went right up to the last the for pennant in '65, aiifl the be able to make that elaumu," ilici iek.iy Ye'r we' at the Sanford Recreation Creighton said. "We've' been cia> of thc' season in '67, and won our division in '69 anti '70. pla ying so badly w,. %t. got this mica suwig outfielder, Jesus Rivera, now. hut Departmen t . e lat 'lr that we' gel a geat deal of encourageNew participants need bring W2 and hall 45 runs bo tted tit and 17 hortiers % ith Denver. 11w% birth certificates. Tryouts are mt'nt from coming out of this It'll rite' be's re'ad> to take Hole's place right now. at 10 am. on the Fort ve'r>1hing considered, we're in pretty good shape. l'nui not Saturday with a tie" building Mellon courts. The h'laniit's earned their dlt'pre'sse'il Buy TA it? .t,'Ie t'!i.;"t"! .'jng t,' rest i •,, .1 ;.is' r 1 hInds ,ihi1it, but . Il(IN(II.t'I It" I'h'I hal hall l intlic that ,A iv, atedo us f Mnia:. that hi' that order for a I irtone' 'Ii llouston scnt autfielder In ('hicago White Sox aren't dead going to become a fret' agent, so -At- felt we had to trade him.'' htoL.'rts to Seattle' for infielder )i't Not i .i) ris niea Angels' (;e'nt'ril Manager him Sc'xirn. and the Ckseland 'lht'ir future', wtutti I*kt'd , Huizie htavasi ''We had a Indians acquired infielder Dave bleak unit la,st month after lust their two top powe'rhitters. coup!" of voids to fill and ste hlost'llo from the (iiicago Cubs In ex( h.unge' for two minor Oscar Gamble and Hit- hut' Zisk, think we've filled them leaguers. outfielder Bruce Whale the Bonds trade was in the tre'e"age'nt draft. 'idealt has turned bright again expected to trigg er other uu.ajor ('orin .ini lt'ft'han!e't pitt hi' aith the & quisition of slugging deals. onl tat other trades In s'ni, hr aii uiutfie'ld r Hobbs Bonds front thu ( .! th rone Angels iii a sit' i'l,u>r trail" Hrnie'n ber. the) also signed fret' .ugt'nts Rion lIlt in, berg and Junior \loi re. and the> re rit fini.sht i tut Nuiw the> re' shopping for a pitchu'r. and tithe'> get haut the) .'spe't lo t halle'nde for the MIAMI I'PI p It was onl> ii nil f P's an suit' At training CAN.',) SUMlivisitn title' in the American fitting for a te',en is toting as League West again next season. the Miami t)olphlrh that both iie'r during the ritual of Th"% rr offering outfielder game balLs ac'nt to rookies after th'nnanding that rookies sing Ralph Garr and second base- their biggest win in two )ears their shtol '.mig. Harris w,es I h.rua n in a pori I and in a m an .1itt ge ()ra for a starting Monday night I - ning Meanwhile, he wants to niarrs her, but she's "torn" "1 brought the extra kid along because" all her frienLs tell her becaus.' I li. e' 70 miles round to kick him out trip from the lodors office and She turns to no for advice, t he kid has an a ppoi ntti e'nt with and ou It'll her not to nn,Irr) him - and ~ou call hin, .11 antittis'r doctor this afternoon I need to savetime and gas' and I "moocher 'Wis'nnev take tj off from ' t be,en doing exactly what he'S still pa) the "ere's a limit to the amount of excitement a young brin.g, friends, kids and fellow can tolerate In one afternoon. Fortunately, n,a along. taking I - I )lI.'' Is for >ou Send $I along it h it long. -If -a (I dresse d statipisi 21 cents p envelope to 132 l.isk Drive, Bet erR Hills. ('ahif - For Chl'sox C/1"mb ,'-: - n _,_ - Pt ATFORM .', 4.' " e stork. She sas he can't hold a job 1..___..___ , Acau.se nt' nates to gget e t up in inc DFAII ABBY: The letter from MEI)ICAJ. SECRETARY really got to tile. She's "ready - - Too ers 11 .. ...!.. "I stubt,iown defense that has made Saints' line pla) , both of' the obvious,difference in so fe'nsively and defensively many games in the Saints' 8-3 Willett is listed as 6-2, 230; in get to the state' finals, a season Johnson at 5'11. 190. football tt'm uiusi be good in But so far, not too man) The (turd two-wa) senior on T,'am'is people have given the credit the line is tackle Paul Sweet departments all without balance seldom get to due the Trinity offensive line Sweet goes 11, 210 pounds the championship gamer the ''forgotten men" on most The ctte'r of the offensive fridat night, 8 o'clock, the ftxtthall tea:iis line is handled b) a trio of Tr'nitt Prep Saints will host Coach Joel Mcli>, Saints' Juniors, two newcomers to their l"lornia A&M t'niive'rsits Iligh, head miian on the football field, position at I .,ike' hiuiw.'ll high Field, for knows about them though.. Center Duug Magrode'r 5'I I. the' ('lass IA Florida high calling then ''the best offensive 175i and guard David Waugti '6School Athle'tit Association line I'vest't'n at Trinity, in- 0, 160) ere introduced to their eluding when I was an assistant peitions at tall practice in chaniptunship An! the Saints ant' good or roach August MedIc'> has been at Trinity The other guard. David they wouldn't be there. Everyone's heard about the five )ears. coining as an hiaruilin. played dome in Saints' outstanding running assistant in 1973, taking over reserve last year and has backs, seniors Brent Matthews the head coaching reins in 774 become a first class blocker That line has seniors JT, this seasonr anti Chan Mullen u, their two ''David has improved so (till- quarterbacks t senior Mike' Willett and Jas Johnson at, IIut'ht'r and sophotniore Brock respectively, tackle and tight much the last half of the season hk'hrt'rcs. their two accurate end The pair are the team that it hard to believe'." Medley kickers, and if course the leaders and the hey to the said. "He has not had a LXIII ,,',,i l)E:'tl( .'tHBV 'i 34')e'.ir'old aotiian, earning a top salary s an executive, wrote that slit's hooked on a 28-t'ar.olil t2) c VIh&s living aith her anti ad' Hits that he's fooling around with other aoritt'n atult' slit's at - • 6 -lush. ch EMBAItI(A,s.sEI) • p Q u all"fy As Moo , - 'liii' Sailing Regatta is the first of nine B) DS hIt'll.EI)GE Herald Correspondent Ci'-'"" hX)5SiVea('hristflIs(;)ckt.al - ' '" . ... .4., : ' •:••.•1:.'.,•." - - • . •':•; '.• '•. " , Bonds Adds Hope ' In Trinity' s Drive - - Approximately 200 of the lop Southeastern sailors ill he participating in the event 0 Mrs. - - Balance Is The Key - Wom evenLs throughout the early winter 5('iiSOfl hich marks the Tangerine Sports holiday Other events include the Florida Cup Rugby Ch ampio n ship, the Mini' Mar at h on a Christmas parade. a coronation ball, the ''ir,geripi' Bowl Football ('lasic a ha'kt'th;,Il tournimntnt , a remote control modc airplane tournament and the Senior Bo I of Soccer i:,t . Witi ere The Bargains Are Registration is set from 9-11 a. in opening day with a skippers meeting at 11:30 The first race is set to cross the line at I p in with two other races schedukJ later in the day 'No more races are scheduled on Sunday, 'tarting at 9:10 with an award ceremony at 1 1- .', is III flC't I ) d 1131)11th of ac' Tliv Sailing Regatta, sponsored jointly by . .loce Russell 'left) and Mars Vanilla. standing, lIrI"'III Vivian and litchard Buck ithi ('hristmas CHRISTMAS '','('L', the Orlando Yacht Club, the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Tangerine Slx)rts Association, will (Cal ore open competition ith different types of sailing rigs participating ts'titet .. ._ - She Tells Smart Shoppers I - - Mr and Mrs DeWitt Hunter the former anda If Griggs have returned to their home. 110 Laurel Ate.. Sanford. .ci'or(ling to Oladel Cochran following a aedding trip that ol Lake Mary, the Annual t)kthem to Mexico Cit% Bazaar of the' the First The cot ,h' a as married on Presbyterian Church of Lake Nov. 30. at the First Baptist Mar). was bigger and better Church in Laredo, Tex. than the , churchaomen anThey visited with fnenth and ticipated. A large crowd turned places of Interest includinf' the out for the Saturday bazaar. Aztec Pyrariads and ('hapuitepec Castle, and at. Take it break from the tended the Folklorico Ballet at Sunda) X detail on Dec 18, the Palace of Fine Arts, the and head for Centennial Park Floating Gardens at ahere it chicken barbecue aill Uxchiniik'u, a concert b the be served from 12 to 3 r) in. National Mexican Orchestra, a Proceeds (ron the benefit concert by the Cit) S)mphoiv barbecue will go toward the Orchestra, man cathedrals NIrk aebtj , Tuesday, Dec,, iIll-lB - - , --- - - , - '-- - ' - 1 '',1'-- .'._iJ �26-Evenlnq Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday,_Dec. , 1fl7 11 OOOOOOOOOOOQQ SEMINOLE APPLIANCE (111 NMI SCOREBOARD _ 805 E. 25th St. College Basketball to NEW YORK tejpti The U n . ted Prei,s internat ional Board 04 Coachc college b.611u4b111 flIngs .itpt 'ecordS of thragh garrots S."ii,. DCC I arid number 04 IrS) Icr iC( ,t 6Ircithe IF,rt Weeks Team Points I 7Q! II 0) 2 P4ortp, Carol.ni $0111 oi zn 3 Notre DI, 1301 lit I Marq uette 7 120' 217 UCLA 40! 117 6 Arkanta II 101 IOD 7 Cnc.rinat 30! 91 P Idana State I! iii I Si S ranc 6(0 12 I) 57 $0 $,aC,j5 1 11 42 It Mctt.gan Ill0 , $2 YarIarid 10) 3 d, 13 U)ah 70 21 II Purdue 7)) IS 'e) 51 John so i ll ol 24 15 t,) 30 I' Provr '3 0' :3 It tIe Lcov1%, IIr II Ii 13 20 P4e* Me.o 301 Others f of (C.w rig welel kindS State, Alir,i " r gna H0 ,J'5t0r, Da t loe' 3Paul cve.gt'ton Af , jons 1. ermori?, Utah State. Nor 's Carol i na State and eac'aoo l v $7I $3 II $I? 3 P. ntis CIs 9 $3 109 6 Detrot I Ii 381 6 6 11 3.61 Pacific Division W I P0 CI If 3 ISO PO,9IiJ $1 I 550 6 °'". Ik II II 500 Golden St I II 361 $0 Los Angeles Seattle 9 I? 316 It M*nd1y Game Seattle 99 Atlanta U Today's Games Nevo, Orleans at OvItaici Poston it Nrier York Portland at Cleveland s'ashngtori it Ch i cago Phc*nli at kinSiS C.t HØu5tOn At Golde n St ,! Iikft a Los An W ed nesday's Games kan SaS C t .it fi.%?Øn San An!øo 1 at NeA )Si Portland a' Ph Oelph.4 Cie..elar'd at ,%ish rigtsn Pt*n. .61 Ditto 4rA Orleans at is,) ,i'.i ..tlinti At Den.cr .,J_ - - - -"a--- - # . o S t F ran 67. PlO eastrn 63 TI South Ala 04. Tenn Tech 66 Appy St 7$, UNC Char oi Ark St 75 , S Mss 63 Citadel SI, WOtford SO Dav'dsn 63. Rolln " E Tenn 12, E Mont 63 )Ckttiv( St N. Sfioctra? Kan $t I,, VIndrt,,tt 53 ktfltu(ky PS. Ind i ana 64 Mmi St SI Ky SO P.S Harvey 74, Mlr5tslI 71 PIE La It. Mt St 75 VASt SI Term Chat? 72 W L-briv 52. Stpbnul Midwest Cent Me 93. Mo K c Dayton $3 I Kont,ck 70 Kan lCg Murry $t If Loyola III 15 Buller SI Mo ROI'aPI.A?k.PB 5 SE Mo 59. Westmrmnr SW MO 79, MO St L 74 Souffimie,t H Payne SI, Wylnd Bap' Ne* Mel 12*, Ky 5? 101 O Roberts 59.s Teiasll S W le. 70 Tea Sttmrn 61 St MryS II, S Austrt 51 Si.ti ROtE 93 1 P4 P.S T,ias 57, West so Order Early C P MULTI TRAC I TRUE GRIT G P 4 WHEELER • GROUND HAWG . INC. 4 .- ,- - Transactions S('illiflthlt' '% Hdi''mu ' I BREATHING MACHINES NOW AVAILABLE AT NO COST WITH ; t MEDICARE IS, INSURANCE 'G I ... k ri. J'1 solil ' - Eastern llln - Named Darrell Yodra as *ao foOtball Coach Soccer Tampi Bay (PIASL) -- S.gned Gordon iago to a tl'.reeTear ContrIc' at coaoi - ranges may attend one of Pal ricia Tavlors' t'noklflk school. A demonstration is also fR'IU(tt'd ssittu the sale. I)ori t delay in stopping by '$l(irwle' Appliance ('enter for r& tll ;as gift nit n at iv e s and "' - 862-0302 , 1.5 Sun. 9.7 Mon.-Sat. I'.. atricia and I A'Uo' Taylor. oss ties's of .-ppIiatict' ('enter. - I wizard Ins' mig ht to p refer . . '6% ihlr(I %S irk' I., .' . . .,i, 711 ft .1 i!i"-.tj'.d A. 41 11 ti i'M' 11flj s'rience,'' 4. Herb Ism been on the electronics for the past 30 years .'\ irld War II, he' set up, World . 1) ' `3 ,or '. - ......... _____ WdgbL to SANFORD WOMEN'S CLUB ".' : We have Smoked Mullet, too. Come See Tues. 7p.m. Call Toll Fr 1500.432 9252 ': -"- - - . - if 1 tith •intl litdt)og.ltl ' . ,' VWFHM :: % - -- g ' till bLL LLLLKLLL± , ,k~ Peg Optician 1 OA? ~ I CRIPTIONS ' LENSES FILLED 1 DUPLICATED 'I Super Special COMPLET E HEARING AID SERVICE 13Y APPOINTMEN1 Contact Lenses I r m Repairs Sunglasses • Spor t s optic - . ______ , LONGW000 VILLAGE SR 434 a? I 4 Sat IS - 339-1100 - 't Located In Long wood Square Just South OI4J4 On 427. Phone 4.31-051) - - - I 'It. I , I 4JW__,W) ;-1. , 0 1~t - 2135 French Ave. • I w ith tune-up! - Tune-up! Call Clyde v.a 52500 All Parts Labor with ad this John 8342467 1 BANANA BOAT Buy I At Reg. 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H HcC.a " "efKn T"e (ert.t,Cat, numbers ( •n* ,, i •P'p C-' t .',5,,4fl "'1 rel'S thp . 1) ' Im'.(' PCr t 'he P'Ojle'fr arid 'I's ' ' DiP' , -' ".i"-es n A"'ct' ' Alt asiessea are P,,' 5' D..: t 'S 101Ca% Ym., 4 20. 1 "I I ca'e Nc ','. .v'5ce 9'2 ,,, , ,_ . _ Description of Pr o perty "'JDLiI,. 'fIJI NOT IIt CE Beg SECc'cI'aE .cfSE .olS,P, THE tiCARD Or CC'J lo, T" .nunPlII3IptW79,lIFtpl,OSE ':oY'.'sSOIeEIJS .05 PRIY( Ca' WIlan's Stir,, 4 54 Deg OR 5f '.5 N J E sPo'..SoIf S' nSS Io W L'neofPIE •QtSE '. of COUNTY 5 COYPRF,IFNS,VE 5.5 .'o' .5'of Beg E'o Beg Secs EypcOv%'(P,I ANt) TR,5PIING # 3$ F TOO 21 S ¶i.i( ACT CE':. yOu Ta Pan'p '5 A"cts assessed Eugene EP.4 PLOY','ENT AND DEVON (1 51R41',Q'. .307 YEDA OF 1 077, All 'I a r 0pert, ...rSg " PAR! ' S,j(t PART 3 roTH 01 Sec"'noe State of COi'S' EYPLCv','E'I 4 ,40 114lP4Nu Florida PR0ç,O4'.' sET P AP,NQUNCF Unless Such tell -'-:,'e or cer THEIR SUBY I':., F A i,RLN' sbl' OP 'ea,em ed IC ' Icales ApPL CA' .01, 4 'a( A'.'Cu'.' 'd-n4 'C -IA ' proper', THE 765 IC pdt f'cale _. ia'sCr-tcd - ',,C" AeOo OF P414 'VENT OF - .'I,t.(lp% All OP sold to 't'p T..(' A!LANtA C,E000,iA - ;rs' CI'." 0 dde' t (©'J' PURPOSE Ct E74 1 'C'%e dOG' C'S "'C 17th dl, o4 '' V'5t¼d rl DeCember,1917 ItO 00A Q F CON 0 V ' C A L L V P1SAU Dated th,5 2nd (lap 14 November SEMINOLE (Ql,j1,Tr iANTAO,ED 977 YOUTH 41,GiP-dG ' 9 AGES GES 'S A'tPspj' H O,cs.w tIc jr 'iDU 21 YEARS OF AGE Clerk of "'e C rCu-' Court T,aROi,jpa EXPANSION A'aC-(Ii (""tI Orter CE ,ELOPMLPI OP THE YElP D'pul ('en's IT iSILL dl P.,tl,si P,p, 15 22 29 Dec 6 lIT' PROGRAM PQO• OF sOuTH .5'' " PER)' TRAINING AND '.t(AN'Nl,i NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS P F0 S T 0 U C T 00 NAME STATUTE PREHEtaS , ill F (YPLOrA', 1 TO AHOY IT '.'4r CONCERN SF 0 '. jCES AdO. ,%IL S "ceO, 1; -en 'hal thp THE P J!n'.14"C0 ii S..I"' 'C one ,NE','P.. 0 'Vi '.' )T A - 67 0t-,,j5 1,1mm 5I','p Cr ,p'ec ,%t L L 45 (*4 H:.1,( '.. 12509 F lord, StIluteS Oil cegsic uTuRE MALicE TABLE 5. .', tP, the Clerk Of trip (,rcu' Court TO DIRECT A C -- r, '• F 'orda - I'd ton Sen''no'e Co"?v If CEP,TPA TED EF'L14' :,n 'cc, or of proof at P,E CaI.on 'WQ'11f4(, THE C0000,tI.'.' atthsnotce the t,ctf,Ovsnan'e CF ALREADY EIlSTi1,' VA'. 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F- . 50IP OF F LiST S'W[f' AND 5''. 1,Tc '.' 14141 5.01,1 OWQ ' AVENUE uOjF I ' t-LALEN T HE ciQuWS ji. e j''oLP liii',' ''1,, 'ii ..'t'l. C,O'-D', N 5 Hf A%(( i") s P V MONDAY 'HIl' I. i-" S 'J 115 96 O - I ' ' C '1 ¼ V 'W' 'C 0 I 5o . "M 'S 'C t '4 I , a. ii LI' A",A1,? I 4N'PlCi THIS GRANT Al' '.: I CATION 5P'IO)JLC) 111 THE PuPPCS[ or (('A' ' '11 Y((.P Alit (If O'Wf 'I 1',RECT( 0 TO LOIS S'AWTIN '.'ANPC,%t'R ADMINIS?IIATOIJ TO UN(YPi. UYE 0 (CC', I.:) 9. PARI A INUE SANFORD (ALLY 01540, 4N'AC,ED SI 1' 1".. -O IDA 37171 'aOS I ' '0 'P.,r 51' Di', 9 '9'' . 14ANG',6 _1 'HIfU '0 '(4145 QI '0 OFFER AELL ',cPt:R, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS OPPOR 1,,',-! ,(', u(l NAME STATUTE JP4EM'L 0 '10 y"'1 1 1! it TO a'iPiOV IT MA" CONCERN N' CC '5 "Creci, 9 well. '"a' "'n A0UcL 19.4 (Ii I T,,( 5. PRPA14f .,, C '5,O'i5 4"eO F0'R' (''6,4" -'0 1 ous No -I(P'l('n' I VP L':) 'V .' E 14 t 4, , - H 1, ' -. 16% 01 lIon da SII't *i, register 1041'. .011 I i. 1Q14 GRANT ALP, 24' 'QO ''A ,, In lhp Clerk 01 trip ("ct ' Ccc" DAY '41','(.5 P(14 CO I .na'd fr 3,em.rmol, County, F lQr DATE OF PU IlL CA' ON i uOO'S 'c'ce.p' of proof of tIs - I ps ,tl.caIOr of th,5 notice he t, COMME 9.15 AND •,13 t,toud name towl MARINER S R('IEAtt) AT IpiF S ... -'.,, I VILLAGE APART MINTS ur',iP' COUNTY ','APlP0,1,i u , which we are engaged in DijS.flCS', a' OF F ,(.( I 79 14 PAN ', A. I 'it' 3702 Orlando Onte n thp Cl, of oOWNLW 0? f ILl'.? 'IT 11(1 • PAW,, A', E N.E 'A'.' Santord F Tha' 0. partes nts',esIeo r. ',, j 1 'A If 9. THE .i(,, St .'.. V AND 5 F' Y '001, -, N,S - rest en terprise a', as too.," hP 4140IPi I 14 1 t)Ay MARiNER S VILLAGE ARiTTEN (O"%tti!S '', APARTMENTS, Of (,EWNlN(, T,i,' '.14414? ;.i-SANFORD LTD L'IICAT'u'. -'I ', I'h,Ip ( Grace .'o..c n 0IL '10 'C' LU''. '.':.'. IS ,.,rnena 1114rtbf'r YANPOAI Li tilt,') at Or Ia'do Orar'9r (,".,rst FIoq'da th 7rt do, of lOIN F'AM', 4,10 5 FLORiDA U''! December tIP? PtO- '0 0'P,flI,%h Dec 5 I) 20 77 1 1, 77 (71576 :.. - . I, 4,' - " _______ •j'-' •,dc".' "&.' '!.L S. ,1 ' j.' :'. -..-$?' I - r- ,.,,#71'6Fk'4,.v .i' 7 - P"- . 1_± '; ;•, Ill - 'I'>,,e' .'-':-.'- .. '. : • ALASKA/GLACIER BAY TOUR 69 P1o1'ieE A cii'ö'i FOR TAX DEED sit' Box 111 Star Rt. 2 Ostagn, FIa. 3274.4 - 339-1 1121 ALIGNMENT .-. sit 124 parts & labor fI HIGHWAY 414-LONOW000 q'". 'I' - - Sanford % (including Inside Passage "Wile on 5, S. Monarch Star) Pai rbanbs, Anchorage. Portage Glacier, Mt. Mckinley Park, athir point of Interest. Ala carte meal plan, tips, ,.i,s. transfers, svperlo, lti64ls, baggage hondliag, slghtseatng £ many eitras. SpecIal grsvp depi,1w Iran I F"a st ! 2l0l Ridgewood Ave Sanford LA1%ZEDA with this ad 339.1112 Your Car Is Our Busmes Sanford Todayl '.'')f't - I'iLl 'I IOT ''ICL')OiD A f fmaxle Pkamacy & Palm Sixs Pkatmaj -- I Oahu. Maui, Kau., Hawaii. Molokai SpeC at group departure from Orlando Ala Carte meal plan. tips, taur'., baggage handling, transfers, sightseeing Superior hotels po herb's 'I V do the wijrk. And call herb, 315 1734, Ii, find out about that ext r; 't u art' se anting AI)V . • KITS • MATERIALS • WORKSHOPS your spare timel HAWAII or MAY 27 e and more so that the place to make your own holiday decorations Add to earnings in TWO R before the holidaIi, programs come' on the 5(Tct'fl alIlt 1(11 thoM' holiday television s Ibirts contests You 'll lie glad 1W did ' JOYCE ' S CRAFTS A / oo (OPdTRG NOW COMBINED FOR BETTER SERVICE 10% 321.0314 Pro Basketball WITH THIS AD II' T CASI4 REGISTERS WPA & 1 Discount ON ANY NEW PRESCRIPTION The staff at Ilerb's TV, left to right. ( 'harlie Gross. l.s- nt'tte I'i' ret' and I lerh Illa tion. • Ph. 377.0199 ONES $2000 1 ;'T i --. Offer Exp. Dec. i i £ I $ All Work Guaranteed BIG Tune-up! 0 A FREE PICK-UP & DELIVERY 2000 DANE LANE Longwood, Fla. ' ç ,;'i - THE BIG DIP Grow The Worms that Catch the S0.140 (Uj SeeLa fl)H&* Uli C hange FREE Oil Change C' 0 L 0 P Ai Saw Doctor Good The Entire Month GADDING MACHINES 1 1.00 Precision Hair Cutting Custom Perm and Color Total Hair Care Accessories OFF ¶ $ '!? Y)RNEP rjr OF PALM S. 'ihS 6 HWY ill lOPIOW000 PROFESSIONAL CTR DECIMIIR SPECIAL TYPEWRITERS CALCULATORS Only S ________________________________________________________________ MW 10 S E RV I CE ifcut & *;Oc Style Cut & Blow Dry Florida's Finest for s 00 % , 6 & lot The Uni.Sex HaistyEstg PLIrls) 323.1734 , 01! - ' springs $i - 2597 S. Sanford Ave. JI.LS1 • Rcryld Rot?irigP'us L Aj Sanford 5,,r- Wizard %%orks ossners, Hank A dams. left, and Steve p III OH Airport Uluu',irl beyond the or;.lrl Sanford Ik'rc'.. I'- ttiit'tti sailing' 'st)% V.. 323-8781 Tues.-Sat. rf'lSIir. Iruint Imlispl.il I'IJ /cnhiiast III ,in Utbl'Vet( keel , i Skye or I(.tnk. 3o5-i3-jl, visit theni btlhfl.11i ft , ,m a Il i , ,_ __. .4 . Us. ',. - Vsoiidss tirking 111 ('tm)ti( '.5,' . OVIEDO SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTORS 954 S Central Av 1 Oviedo Mon, Closed Tijes. Wed . ..: .............. .. .11 lI,trik and Steve ssaiit to j' know s ou and, oo thrin .tJrt I, are offur$n, a 25 'r hscnujlt OH an) ssork at their f;icilit If IIU 115th ;in 'art it 1'.a S. .1 Ave., j.fl,rd Thurs . Fri . Sit. $0-I Closed Sunday - 0 1 Mon, Tues. Wed. 3-$ . . . Sour tJat brIg tieeij.s to Vi iz.lr (.'tka'TttkIScIoee FRESH FISH & SEAFOOD n v , -- I ' 210 E. 1st St. is Viorks, 11ie are fulls equipp.' Ill handle .,its rigging UI htt needs 'We also carrs tnVefltor ill fvlsst'r •ind ''()U)piTtttit lflll hote tti,it t stIle of Wizard Viork.s ,Ail; t.' just ;is taIg as the boat rrp. sass ll.srik, ' t'ntil that fiji.. ,at, on t have it, ssu'll i'rtb'r A - I ESSONS FOR ALL AGES PIANO. DRUMS 'TRUMPET. GUITAR - 'S another service flU can t.iK, advanta ge of st two ((U t.i kr -- •• -•. - . - GUITARS • SYNTHESIZERS BAND INSTRUMENTS • DRUMS ALL ACCESSORIES • - -- Ise utti ..ST. l•14 I . i.r.iiIi1 I7FTti Cente r li I Mum thing is to has's' that ii'levision in top working order si: sperts •-••- :: fbt&'hmne: .1 323-1734 - - . Talkiitj Rbsid _ lF hkrti saili rep.lir hull. SI&'vt' .and I l.nk .ire . .i In modi fications t lit I% it - Sea WkzL ue*qbsiq'b 0 traInee, ''Just for the ex. s lii t('f.biltlt',1t1111 .111 -____ COLOR '' B Vi , . Ceji - ' ' ti'flIfll.,' . from N . :11) Suuford has if nest boat repair ost'rnight success facility, called the Wizard 'Wt''t' gt'tlirig ,, ,t Works It's owned. managed and rw by two enthusiastic and referral 11(11) retailers iht tiy Mess', 'but set' f'5 I capable %oung bU.sttit's.ii&'fl, 11,155, SSI. .mhat hays' to offer Ill Steve Ewing Hank Attains and Steveand hank purchased vices and %tiblktIRilt.5t1111 the facilities, that used to be the basis for building a reputation St'iliitlolt' Ioat ('o about two In this rrsot'ut. Sit''. e lIonths ago ha'. t' aireads f. turned their business into what Kink siboUlil ibiet't little ..- ...,'...•.•.••..••....-..•... .........••.•••.••.••-.••.•.••''............................................................'': . Wo rks : - . fill Best For Boats WATCHERS • , :% SI'I11 mole - WEIGHT 5361 SR 434 8421600 Altamonte Springs (Forest City) •: top lIt the tels"% barn repair 'e'lV)Ft's l!urtj's '[V sells ust'ci Mid r econditioned televislUn sets 11(1s is fine this time' of Is1l1)i' hint IS Charlie' Ilear those who want an ('toss, owner of a television extra set either black and picture tube rebuilding white' or color lie his then, business at the Sanford Airport l.lth a n d roost are guaranteed (lumrlie conies inevery affl r da tirnoon to kOhl H hand and Herb has a seell.e'quipx'd hanlll('s iiiost of the tube repair shllp 55 ittb t he most modern and IA (Irk p-tlP-(latt' testing equipment N ne'tte' Pierce, se hio's and it ssell'slockesi parts sec. ree'cntlI, completed a television titln 1k has the capability for electronics course' at S4'zIlinole repairing either tube or tr;mn( ' uuirituriity College works on sistor televisions hit' limits his Tuesdays and Ws'eint'sday s as a repair work to tvs, he said (In I'' el at ins latak, 'attF,.ut %iu'xi Plants - Plants - Plan?t At WHOLESALE PRICES TO THE PUBLIC -' 1 J-5 30 •irOl he wants all to kniw p'T) 'on Satui 14 s from until 4 fIll) , - 323.5383 Experts irL') ,v --"I -- - s'nginet'r then,, for 22 years and t'sta bi Istued his Iv repair '.-!fles!t nt'r. in Sanford- ,97' 1k recently moved the business from the Sanford Auction to 2597 S Sanford Ave Herb has Iesi(lL'd ui Sanford for the past 21 years hh'rtl Patton is OIX'ti Mon-Fri P I hose purchasing microave ti'u't-l.ilj the re l , IR'ult% NEW SHIPMENT OF LARGE MARGENATAS ::. n ow - - : - - LAKE BRANTLEY FOLIAGE MATINEE RESULTS - - Sixttls Fans' Be sure your operated null maintained a tt'le'vISIo'I is in good workIng radar 5tltl(lfl for the l)ept of order for those holiday gaines Militars Affairs in Penn' 'I d the place to have the' ''get sylvania, leaving that position the kb's Iitfli Ili top working to join Martin Marietta arietta Corp. in llr(k'r'' is herb's l's', 25i17 S their engIneering department. Sanford Ave Sanford' lie worked as senior electronics u'qt3lf)fX'(l to tiandle .111. 1lld't' .111(1 titt il,i.:.- • ORLANDO-SEMINOLE - ,. l*i,it OUT Of TOA'. CALl., cOt.irCY AREA 3:1 OW AvITE PQ BOy i' ALT IPO FL I;': Jai-Alai f, . jj j Pro Hockey • ' t keivmator. [here are the (fish- the business five years at the ss ashers. laundr) equipment, 25th St. location and with as ranges, .knnaire range I indoor i"anv sears background in honw appliance service, will be ritire than pleased to show you all niodels, including the eight microwave range models. They say', too, they don 't sell anything they can 't fix so you I are assured of ''close-by'' service. Stop by as soon lx)s.sibk At)'. - CAN'T BREATHE? Collif" FIRST - 1 .iose Sanche: 1000 S40210.2 Ple'gu Eloua 5603 10, 3 LarT.Pefej300.Q(75)334Q, Ptz SIlO) 40 SECOND - I Hegu Coldo 1060 5004 20 , 2 Aldana Aroma i o s io. 3 Antcn ia.. 500. Q 13713510 p 12 7) 125 tO. DO Bi l bao s7r6a0na IQ 1504502 LarriColdos*3170 Sara Zaire 350. Q l73j 33*0 P 13 7' $02 90 FOURTH - I Cacno ECrS6,C $11010007 60- 2 Ogu':a Aranal 70 700 3 La?? Ja..700 Quit 5.6 00 lubolileters. "en e r (' '- St Lou's - T i ght did Jack 5mlh announced rs retirement k4frci;wc at thi cr10 of tre season iTH-tSarajuan)3XS703 Anton Sanchez 1 020510. 3 Macb Is,of o 2 60. 0 (I 5) 30 60 P (7 3 ) $0310 SIXTH - 1 ca Juan 2760 .070 5.00. 7 A,t• Sanc hez 660 3 60 3 Ectimo Litre 100. 0 (271 1750. P 77) $17 50 SEVENTH - I Sara Co'dc I 6-C 1 20360 7 Oguza Alberd 1 603 10 3 Ectiano l6'dro 550. 0 11 7) 31 50 P112110? 70 B ig ( 77. 121510 SO EIGHTH - I Bilbao Echave 12 80 15.0)60.2 Aiura IsOrol 101 w 1 Campbell Conference Manolo Are. 100. 0111 4540 p Patrick Div,*1 n (4 II 131 30 NINTH - 1 B'lb 6o 950 500 360 W L T P11. Phlad,lppii 1$ 7 larre 3604 70. 3 Anton 5.10. 3 33 NY er sland s 17 6 7 at 3,iO. P113) 10700 It NY Rangers 10 17 3 TENTH-1 Itidro)0306 703 20. fl Atlarif. 7 10 • 2 Santo 5.50 310. 3 M.anoto 210. 0 7 Smytlse Division 77)6740. p (2 1) 31410 001$ 7i 3)950 W L T pta, Chicago 6 lo 5 ELEVENTH - I Aria Zarre $3 70 70 Vancouver a 10 S 3*0 3 00. 7 Jose Jesue 350 760. 3 31 Colorado 6 IQ 5. 17 Olea Sanchez 500. Q II 4, 3470 P M'cvmesofa 11 lb 121 70 I 14 4 II St Lou's 5 It 3 $3 TWELFTH - I Anton Jesus Il jC Wales (nf,,,ric, 7 0') 3 50. 2 Arta EnrOve 400 32c Norris Division 3 8.lbao Abel I 40 0 II?' $10 p W L T Ph. ( 71(17390, Big 0 II 6 17, 1 Morutreol A - 703$. H ' $35154 II 5. 1 34 Los Ang eles ii $ 5 MONDAY NIGHT 77 Detroit I Ii 3 71 FIRST - I Oguza Arana U 00 P'PIibvrgPi 653 12 X. 2 Cacho Iberia II 10 I II 3 71 Washington 7 17 5. 9 540. 3 AIdIra Sanchez 750. Adorns m Division *9 20 p ($31 117 5.0 W L T pts, SECOND - I Sara Zarre *704 20 Boston 330. 7 Arta Arena 3 t 4*0. 3 $5 5 3 33 Buffalo 1* Plegv'Quoba $000. 0(71)7600. P 3 35 To,onfo 14 2)75)0. DD ($4) 709 10 $3 3 75 Cleveland 5 13 3 THIRD - I Aldan. Qv.oi, S 00 It Monday's Iselvill 6*03 20. 2 Abav SncPme: I 50 3 'v , Atlanta 7, AkOrPle 2 3 Cacho LIon. 5.10. 0 II)) 24el '. P 11 3I'°70 Games Mom of NV hslanoers FOURTH - I Og:a w Jay. $3 10 VarscOuvet al Wattingtn $0601 30 7 Marmolo Arana 5 702)0. PittSburgh at Colorado 3 Jose Eclsav, 3 60. 0 12 SI 3000 P Chicago at Detro.t IS 2) SO $0. 00 (15(12350 LOS Arig at St LOu,5 FIFTH - I Santo Jesus II 10 7 66 Wednday'i Games *40. 2 MarsOiOI$.dro 350 m Ptsla at NY Rangers Pdegv' Juan ISO. 0 (I 5) 3450 p NY l%lndrl at Chicago Ii Ill 50 Vancouver at Atlanta SIXTH - I .ose Sanchet 11 so Washington at Cleve $160640, 3 Plegut Eior:a 6001203 1v'trvlqlQta a? iononto 1,4111'a Quola 300. 0(35.15050, P IS 3i 16) 111111 SEVENTH - $ Anton Jay. 17 70 1140440.2 )oWArca IlOOS do, 3 LirriAlbefd, 300.0 11I ay 10. P 13 Is 101 40. Big 0 13 t35j 750 7° EIGHTH - I lose Ermr,gue 560 Eastern Centerence 500710. 2 Aluri. l$idrO I 7 3 20, 3 Atlantic Dlvlsidn Manolo Jesus 7 10. 0 (I *0, P W L Pct. OS (II) 11070 PPmlla Il I NINTH - I Cacro $130640310, Ne* YOf II II 300 S 7 Anton 700330,)Zarr,)500($ Buffalo II II 1 j m do, P (I 4) 13170 7 II 333 5'.) Boston TENTH - I Altu 77 ao oo. 13t New Jersey 3 30 lI 7 Isidro I) SO 540. 3 Sarwi fl Central Di,isien (Ill 5110; P Il I) 11600. Do 417) W I Pd. OS 733 wstvsgtn I) '3° ELEVENTH -1 Jose Zaire 6050 C(rve)nd II S ' " iSO 760. 7 Santi AItu ISO 320. 3 Atlanta I) S .11) Oguza Juan 710. OIl 7) 31 00. P (I San Anton. 11 $0 5113 I 1)51 50 New Orli's II II 500 3 TWELFTH -I Iilbo Juan 3460 Houston 013429 All 350350.7 ManoIofclsayeS00 Western Ciafeeence 360 Sant. Enr.que *00, 0 U Midwest Division 1060,PtII)7)3Q. 0.90 1 17)(14) W I, 1190.0$ II? 40 Denver II I 647 -' A 3.713, Handle - 5)34.033 - - ,,j I Downtown Sanford ADVERTISINC Three At Herb's TV Repair . stocks the v. anti s largest selling tiilcross ave. the Panasonic, oven and this count r lo largest s,'llrr. i ADVERTISING Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 194 AND COUNTY FOR SEMINOLE FLORIDA CASE NO 771169 CA 09 '6OuT0IA'Awo -il ERNEST AS itiA 1, SOUl 94.5 414fi I !,St,rS PIA n#41% i'i(TflQ Ii PA''RAP4A and ,s OLINDA I. PASTRAPIA. P1,5 *fe, TiaQP,'i.'v P45 LAND ( OYPAPIY Defend ants 114r ),imrcrt NOTICE OF ACTION STATE OF F L'iRIDA NOTICE OF SALE TO t4EC TOP If PASTISAPIA !4T' CC 'S rj mn thai L,rsu'nt to .' 01 iPdDA L PAST14A#IA I n4l d3rnrnt dated No.pnitiq'r ;-'6 floor 15.5 977 n 4'.,' tIra 17 110 (A 30 1. j,,nr5 PiertO 11 Co. 'cC (-,-' ('.,r! '0 It',' f .(jht,'pfl't ( , • t ,, ,,r, le'.s 5pm,nn - . i, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Cc,,", F r 4 rs FLiNt it At an 40-on to foreclose a Allow IA SOOT ciAAIf 1)i'd 1144 'oage on ll't following propertr fl 5cYiz4pH Tr,,'.t". ,e Sc's role County, Fiv ,d a pl a r1.115 And TO','Pw 'N'. '069 .S0000IIE ST UNIT COYPAov taO ', "e clrie"dir' S Ivt, accord rig to the piat thereof A-Il '.y '0 'P " )'l'% .fcPj res' .5 recorded ri Plt (soot (7 Pages pr ",r ,55P 91 0. /,cS , F rTq'? 0'' IS 14 ama 37. Put.l.c Records o4 l ''l' C",,rtrr,.,'.e '. ',a'n' cp1p County, F -0',da 5," f5'e Court, I ç' 34 a' ha'. Open lied aoa.ns, 10I,i .trtil 't'.I A to -" '.'t"la, Ci.r..'-r.'. ..-, are rpg.r -,' .... 10 Sre a ,Cry 0 .-, I- '.,I i. ,.' AfittCl'I Oeten'.e% tin,, to ton Ca'acflt, ',pt •Or'P' '5 "p 5,,mm,6' l'Ia,flt,ff S AtIOrrSc, AhOS,nlm. a n d I ha, ,cv"e"f " t3'C',5 . -' S DUANE .1 6,5T14I,' '0 R(ISt'l YAR (flv;) '0 IP.4- lowest , "I tP'f' (IF RC,,5t5I AND • 5,'h 34 r1',"ty rOt C4 Ic. % uO(t150 04 P A 55 East L -vngstcn -ess 'c. S sO " Ir 'a.) i'd t"4' '''eel P 0 (so. 3114.Orlando p,v 4'. E • 'f IP'f' 'IA' • '0 Its,' S I 'or 'di 32502 on or before , , ..''.'t' 01 • , 4j ,.s' '",. '. Si' to ':'''m t)c(tmber 2) 1977 And lie fPe ...... Sect or . . i 1,9, nal *.tP the C Itrit of Iris Court ,;.," •' .'c 30 m 11'f9 tq'4 n. sr .-cc of' Pl..f'ttt s AND Allafner or •cs".',d atel "efeat 7 La'.' ,ol'l'. 10 , •'-.- I,,', 'en otP.prw 5p a D,ta,t All be )',. 0. - , ",O f .4' - rss '"r .5i't -"Pred aga nI yOu f o r iyi ?@I-et "" 'ii "e 043'?' , , '-5'. It' c lcmirded n 'he Corrpant of !.)rth •: " •' '. '..-'on If I'd t -n East Tow''." ci 2- 50_'c .. '.2 LESS "v 'a'') ac') '.14 '0 '5 ,..,' and', ly rg 'S Sec' Ctxrt It''t lit,' da, a' ',c.e', -on II 977 2' "f''" 0 I'0. 72 F,,'' '--a. ''. ' : 'I :. 1 o." v di :"sc 'a" "i" 1'thur H (lcckw-'r it is IC17',i'. ' F ti' ''''- 'at: '0 "'e NW .' ..s 'Pi' i:H' a.: fe.-• mra Of tN " rCu'I Co.,,? , ., 'I, Bet?, V Capps 4 "'" -,' t)f cOl(7 I '0 I"c I.m'.' or , 04 I. l ''P NE • " -'i ''' " i)e p j$, Clerk -'0' N, 79 Dec 6 13 ¶91' 40 lyr' • £910 ALSO LESS F Restaurant and Show Lounge Review. . . . . . .11111 ON THE GROW! - Seminole Appliances dish sets, brossning skillets, cook books and meat ther' I .--- Dec. 4. 1977-3B Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO 7Y7Sl CA 49 J DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. Pl,s,nt,fI 411!0 START YOUR BUSINESS I IZIINU '" , Open Mon. Fri. 8-6 -- eat. 8.3 S'iford 205 E. 25th St. -a- • Those sststiing to purchase or barbecuing the year round, give a household appliance are and refrigerators. And any of urged to place their orders as these products the Taylors will soon as possible, Ld)' and deliver, set-up and install in Patricia Taylor, oviners of little for Christmas. Seminole Appliance Center. &5 Stop by and ask about their i: 25th St. Sanford, layassay plan. MasterCharge iuldi1I.inkAnicricard are ac. Patricia anti li'H) stall and set up IluitToStaVe ranges until l)t'c. 23. l)et'. 21. The Taylors stock all the 55111 a n s l.%er questions hut rilts avc couking ,tty ut OR 11155 (5 i. ouking i esories, including special U M I usiness B MIJVPS I l3ll'dI.s PH. 323-TIRE Montano It. Denver 64 Regis IS Colo as Gonlaga a P ri tno t j Alaska Aricft r IdIP. 71 Ore St 79 Wponmrq *5 Pac Cal 77 H Oak 43 New LV $17 Pegprne 50 Lg BcPi Si 103 tiC R.rtde 73 322. Call II I Legal Notice 322.2611 NOW! 4196 Co 1 "& TIRE TI '' __ ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Ph. - - , 'a .,'.'w. n Review TIRES. WHEELS FRONT END BRAKES November Hunting Tire SALE - Pork at Amana . Kitchen Aide • Speed Queen • kelvinator • Panasonic 0 Ewnng lleiald Hendd Advertiser Busi,o0 ness San ford Your Headquarters For: Morida, Baseball Cartorn'a Ti'.$Oei 'riets Bonds a n d Thad (tOSICy and BC qeno Plate 80 agreement voo4pl Me mnQr league pIcher i4.cP,arii Do tson to the Chcago White So. for Amyrcin Basketball Coaches A5oca!on )UmS r, orcicit on p.t(tSer% Chr i s, Knapp and Dav id ' ' riS' and catcher Bran DO*nng ' y the PICAA , nelg.bII , released CatCher And, Ltchttirrcr ' 20 and fateful chlmp.on ,Toronto Drafted OutlClder I'M 9) comsdefilf-on b . UP Board of Coaches Those items h i lhe Upsfiae from Spracuc .SNI Cu?U'ntlp on p'obll.on to, $977 Outtelder Andrt,v Dye s froDen,,, are C en tn a r y. Clemson, Oak Oaviano Dialled ntCldrs v41*a,. AA Tailor Duncan from P4 c. Oilcan.. vegas. .ntern Carolina Seattle Drilled p t(tsr Q B6IOAn from TdeAa'er Ml*aukee - Dratted catcher Coltee Basketball Results Edgar Volt frOm Tl3CAater By United Press International Mrvtesota Drilled ptcPs,r john East S .t?ton from New Orleans ,. AdtlpPt ChcigoWPtste So. Dratted fr5! AibrQptt 73, De Val 5 cateman Re;; Sat arts from AIIghrty Ccii 17, R(Pttr Richmond flrand, 15 Batson 65 Dai'more Drafted ptcr'rr Bucknell 116. Lycoming 6.1 And,e* Rapole t'm Ple* Oilcan'. Clays. 93, Trinity 71 Basketball Post $01, kngs Pt 67 NOj5fQn '.a..ed forA.,r3 Rt ri 'annor, It. Geneva 7$ ores .rOve C i ty 5.5. TPt.ei 51 Hockey aria $09. Buffalo 79 Atlanta - Recalled defensema, Lehigh IS C.ett,ibg 6$ ylts ZaPsa.io lra,, iC.... SCc' a Pqy St 64 Del $1 F ootball ., CENTER - Tuesday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Prepared By Advertising Department of : s ,:.".jI...'.!,.'•'J* 1i74t15ii.' ;,3'il:""'' .'J ..rt . ,_,i5 ,' "('J. '( - ,3J" 's" ;t .15, p' : .. -- s,1 ... ..,., i',, - . •- " ' "' Jot - " . `' V. ". "\', '-: j:.,s'a..4 .-- ', a: 't*'iS 'a of N I It ,,• a," .. r. S 5 -,. C. 1 4 , ':'# ' " ,, , ''- , ..' 1 -. _________ ' : 1 ' ,• S i' ________ - �lB-Evening Herald, nford,FI. - TuetdCy.D,,t,;7 TONIGHT'S TV T u es day Evening 2 4 6 9 ws 6 Mv THREE 7 Ii S EVERYBODY S BUSINESS 24 MAN AND ENVIRON- osp.tai , tjtri UpSiiiC AhCnS?ir4,ygoesInfo e-'egecy surgery 900 2 12 MULLiGAN S STEW A '.,mty ca'nping trip turns into , irtm when J.mmy ar COuSin (K C Malel an Chris C' pal iocomes 105101 '' day at the Otitt9 6 YASH '1aknvr' . 3! ..:Or ø .,, Ri Mo.r':s'i l2 CAROL BURNETT SHOW 23 MACPiE LIEnIRER RE- .'- 9 2 CA',D CAMERA 4 .'ATC. 3A'.lE 6 Ar- L EIALES 611 A AOL B u A NE T SiO.S' Cues T-" CoIA,i, ETC 9 lOL1i WOOD SQUARES 12 THE ROOKIES 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. REPORT 2 THE MAN °ROM ATLAN. ILS Ar unde-wa!e' eipcsc-m se'-i MArl Patricy Du'y, NSC* .n time and entangles 71rr ri Vie bitter 'cud raging bc'tween time fam'les 0 R,-im Jo"n Sro.i .lril LISS bacrmer E 6 THE FITZPATRICKS Time A-' 5 uncon'i'ortab.e Sean ICIAr, BranOOn brings nd'nrv a txy recovering tror a -to speni "-n weeae-Id 6$ MOVIE Errol Flynn wee' Fi-irr Bette l!'ti S,s!era Dasi 1938 Two si$'Øes LI'.tanglethe'rown(or.-etrveswriile Piep'rmg a t?" sister through il domestic CI1SrS 7 PREDATORS OF THE SEA Secind pail o' a documentary on mans as? great froritir time sea •peaC&ulcOral'o.es!s!osPra-bs r 9 HAPPY DAYS ¶2 GUNSUOXE RE- 7 ORT BARBARA WALTERS SPECIAL Fi,st of our speoas atim Mm5 Walters lh,s season Iri 's ne her guests ae Henry Winkler, LuCe Ball and husband Gary Morton amid D011y Parton 10 6$ JP,c< BENNY SHOW ' DICK CAVETT SHOW ¶ 00 2 4 6 9 11 NEWS 6$ FOREVER ERNWOOD LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 24 DtCK CAVETT SHOW 24 T 4 E 14ERR, W Pt'a Er y. '-'iC' 4 INFLATION SUSIE - - renon ______________ Zl'4ffl1 IUr THEATRES I 510 5 I' 9l HUSSyP3ITIyELV iiflu "• •" THtJIT$ , VII, U'J G101ot •uv IoT11R , CBS MOVIE Hos- ton Weve Got A Problem Rotieci Cue. Clu Gulager sta' 1 974 Three AmerIcan a5t'0na ' (CE: Al I Cr AYC 6 -- fliSSfl Amman A riu,rlrvriw a., '-----U - plOsiortm 'mperils their yes Basedonanactuailgioe,en' 9 SOAP (delayedsndwing - ' MATCH GAME HAPPY DAYS (A) 1130 2i KNOCKOuT C 6'LOVE OF LIFE 9 FAMILY FEUD 6' ces NE'VS Afternoon 1200 9 12 NEWS 6 ¶000 SANFORD AND SON (RI D(- GUNC ' a whenanuneapectedy,sdor cals Parental discretion iS ath-ised 5$ MOVIE Mother Wore ,, -''.a UVi7 iiiai..v. uan Da'Ly 1947 Boy andgwlteam up as a saudere team and I y.' - ' p PTA fl#. - j .5. - then marr, ¶jI4 6 IT1IUTIE yOu S0H SANIQID 1 )5 ' DAMNATION ALLEY" PG "MOVING r ________________________ 'il'NMhUI /\ nlAPlldAp4 S SIUSI( CENTER Lessons. lnstrumentt A cessores. Repars 710 E Il 5 Santord 373 5701 ____________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ I Get fl the temriiS swing 04 things Tennis flStrtjtn tr ndv,duat & groups Call Doug 5'lllc zow-sv 122 3317 . Legal Notice ___________________________________ 18 NOTiCE CES TO PERSONS UPIAeLE Help Wanted A VON ' Mo-i I THE LAW APJ T I 30 MINuTES \ - Wednesday The trouble with progressive education is, It keeps making your parents cranky!' cciv.t cIk,rit AP , S GREATEST ATHLETES MALE W H P4 R H E A V L 0 S A P S I U E N J SI 0 KH DROP E SO E 010 POP AJSCEIUBGMEMUMESEST VI HMX J INERT OS P11 RN R E IHWWBADHJ EGRROCp I R N OAMR K E OHIO S U N I H BE S I Famous For Good Taste Complete Dinner PEG I VAL 3 peces of ChlCkOn. mashed potatoes and gravy. cOlC slew and Not bISCUItS $I59 I GOOD ALL DAY PHJYGCGZREHNIOTTBOA MGRDAUH I NTTSATUOARS EQEJOXGNMEAG IRCVE EC DRTIJEDIOCTEYEECII KTLUOAJN SI LBTVS IL XI C N A WV! TIS El LR GIS jC D AOWIDVADNB J SENISEAN JNSGSSS NEWOESSEJ I J E SCLEKSENOJYBBOBRVSC Jfl$tructionI: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up. down or di.gonally. Find CKAS and box it In. ii Sat. Til 10:30 p.m. iI0 FRENCH AVE. (Hl.WAY )7.?3) SANFORD Open Daily ii arms. IilS:30p rn—Fri. & L S"(CiALTY(OOi Preparing and COoking I ,ir.ous (Pine-se diSheS on menu long Othc, cooki in 'he' oreparaton or all IinØ5 ot toad Se-fvCd n time- re-Slaurant ICr wee-k 40 hour See-k Room & (bard Ir 'nfcematlori and 3 ,SAP4TEO AND a part litre- ceramic arid macrame shop manager Call Babe Ruth Bobby Jones Jack Dempsey Ty Cobb Jesse Owens Red Grange Joe Louis Glenn Davis Jackie Robinson Lou Gehrlg Jim Thorpe Walter Johnson about the house, including ('it-urge' (obel as a notions - - 2l-Situations Wanted - Nurse S Ap A P ,) ________________________ c ,aPe dut, Ci 1.1' 371 1'C%l. 1.7' 0.111 RO0trmtr wantled Yale-or li-male' $150 ip5 hall uPll,e-5 Own room & full bath Workng person 372 7)55 - -- N UT I C E '-' j i peddler st ho i,yndt' invites to 14S0?. Flor .da Statute, will register *ith lime Clerk of the Circuit Court. stay the under misapI nano for t.emnole County Florida. prehension that he is Uncle upon recespi 04 proot 04 , I k'inrich. I bublc.l'i flu lIlt ,uI. •.. iUQuSnme.lo*lrERNpAk There is an air of disarray, APARTMENTS under winch we are contusion and a (ouch of bad engaged fl bu',mne', at 300 Oaford feeling in the' i.yndt' ituske'- I Road in time City of Fe-rn Park. Florida believe inenage that may give That the partin interested n said the audience a respite froni the tvjtne%% enterprise are as tollw perfection they are espected to FERN PARK APARTMENTS. put forth at Chrj,stnlas time. ITO S Philip C Gracp The gossamer thin plot gives Brokers WelcOme- P0 Bos 1791 S$nlord. II 32771 htute Real __________________________ ,'I Ia ii Need AM Roupe', I you quaIl,' Wr,te (los 553 c o Evening Herald, P 0 fbi 1651, 5-ansord 07771 4, - 1(9 Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Florida. tim.', 2nd day of December, family, sthilt' neatly ducking t977 Publish Dec 6. Ii. 70. 77. 197? the question of sthether there 0(579 a Claus The show ends Santa C' - --. 30-Apartments Uniurnished ___________ - 'L For fast relief -call the lv- ___________________ - Hostess MARGE SROWN 034-9217 p Forest City Altamont,Spri,s 15.0$ A 25th SI br Spniot Citizens Down sown. very clean & noomy See J,mme COwan, 310 Paltre-tto NoBle borne iOtt I'. 10'. 12' wide. f f I...... I -' - . . Attamon?. SPTIISS Lonqwood (Eas)) I M. Unsworth Realty no pets, adultS, RV's welcoine-, I 75.15. Part Dr - Santord organ would like to be lnrluded in thit liltIna club or izat(on call: KAVE TALMADGE 574-1702 Deltoøa Tomo,row: Pearl Harbor AMMICU CAKU IOCIIThI EwnIngnei,i I AS , ' CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 3222611 turn-the-I aparimenl bog renl ___ Gas I Water Iurn,she-d 13) 1)17 3 OR, e.lra large family rpom, kitchen equipped fenced 119.900 , I I Harold Hall Realty REALTOR MLS 323-5774 day or night '"7' c.i S Day Profeu,onal Sales Training Setsion begins December 5. it yOu'd Ike know more about us abosH ERA. and why we're lii Leader, call Dave Fare, our Sales M.enag,r lot confidential interview You'll be glad you dl. arid a I , STENSTROM REALTY ' I 32242O _______________ ,___________________________ ,, - ___________ ______ ' BOOK _______ _______________________ CARS '68 RAMBLER 4 DOOR LeisS Good '69 MONTEGO 2 DOOR Swal V 9 LePS 1kan 1O88 SiClyvi (wi's.', .n it.', '1388 '69 DART 61 '7) NOVA - 1688 0oo4 'a-i '7] DATSUN 610.2 DOOR a,ci,v wii ,' •.' PINTO SI. WAGON berman PuPs A, C 'a OOCke-O. wor'- i-o rr"5 fi ba:,', Ic 5250 Bc" Ocs l"mm 0.., ''v'° *sq,, $ .. • -- SV•. £ '74 GRAN PRIX 322 11588 - - ':'7 i'.' '.5-, - --- - ------ -------. 2.nung t -- -- - jj --- BR. baths, formal IP 1 DR. scree.-. Magnus ' ' "'''.5b 5. ,. ' ''''ii' Pjt,"i'.i i' I -0 SLAP-I'-'-' " %'--'t'. — - ' - ' i.. ,,, Hauling ____________________________ ' - '°' AUtO - " - Body Repair -- ,i 0-N 714 s' 0141 ' I II V - N ' ,'Rt - ' - - I I— I I, • i; ,I.'' 'LIE I( NbC 0 ,)'l. _______________________________ '22 ,, fl5'( '0 hIs' - , 7,I '- -') Il( I'O, P 2" --,. 77 s,, I'- 'i' _____________ i'g mmlec,or & eI'eror I IS 'a-A'S 'Cn' "'cc Llije or '''.l '-Ct 0 '.- e CSP'males Cal PCI an,I.me 9041 '34 501' 'It #:7 , - , - " - ""'' L ' "' "4 6 'CO'S '9 ' 7 , ,,. • '.5 . ... __________________________ ,'Z' 4-0 ,') .'j -e,,'%-,A,,s1,J I-' - -" ,,',(IE'l'I-.i '-'"., i'I.y' n "S '- ' '-' ' ' — " ' . '"''' S - a-', -. 4•- l'c 'aOa 1 ''' '''c':') ' ' .z- i . - "' ' :' 371 yy ''' -"c 1' '. _', . - , 59 ( I',' St 112 S'il 1976 SINGER FUTURA .."CsIfll,jtpl PArlor IQp<t all 'l's wee-lIon Ill be-apI, senv'ce-s :1.07 Laur,l Ait-- Sngrr ' most modern sew fig trait-ne lully automatic sold cv.ginall,. Repossesseo used Iør I months, balanCe 194 50 ''a szl? '.1' • ['1' '.ri'il "(,v'sworS j-,q, '.',v 0 tt-eC.ali .,I.. '. ":' .2 ,v, a ,• , ' - '. 51-Household Goods .'.s 'e,s',pnyb'r ''''mm ' r .', °' ''"-'"' Land Clearin b'li,' 'i''''-, ''_ :t ''"' ,.., ,' II ' " i ..,-.' ,i I c,','. , :,, '.'' ,, i•' 't , - .1. "'P 'r,- ,'lOer fi CII.' 3;7 - 'u( t '' er-"' P I'I 17 511 I)t.2 P.st .. On, _________________________ -. —_ $IQ'5 COUNTRY FURNIIURE Heater Cleaning ... _________ - -- r'-'- - - -- '' . . (,i ' ' -' '"i ('I I I 1",' I) IC Ic 11174'. ii4(' ( in 'i i ' 'iI ,, . '-" i . , .': ',, '' "Ji'' , Elect,'icai ',!ill ------__________ ________________________ .. - __________________ ' Ruter Stan'is .,,,,,,, A 0) -' ,SPmole-sj - Lawn Wintenance ________________________________ E SPE III %.iyP plo 5) pit, r"t'mO'*sers (ill I?) 0'f'i .. '*7' 'SN lit lEVI [ ( cc i rIbI,,,af Care Lc'i'tr,i,%prrl.,,e-d I.') 'l Upholstering c, ( 1. 14.'.i' - ,' 122 444) tvlflt rice _________________________________ ALL OIL HEATER CLEANING & SEPVIP4CING CALL RALPH 323 1954 or 0)4 •tci'2 ' s ,•; - - L3fld I - -,, Pest Control 41) _________ . ,0S .. ___________ I i'' ' I ______________________ - Sunland 736 Flamingo 3 BR 1 I-------.----Moc'itgome'ry Ward "Signature bath, total price 5)3,7)) $700 down, monthly payment, $173 0). I sisace healer lest tP'ans tw tears old Electric ber and timer principal & Interest, new roof I repairs I.e-fore closing, Call 047 .d - 22. 722 211 ' )2) 03)1 _____________________________ MOONEY APP,.IANCES -i :;a._ ,- 7." - - -___________ Carpet Cleaning S Srnittys Snappin Turtle 322 '351 ___________________ • - S v' ' CCS ,er, ilepenijabi, - .4, Ss'_ - $I new _______ __________________ - . 'sue (b,So ia 5. lp(t w - - - Miscellaneous Services 5 -5,,.i', II,.,.', '.' a, Insulation - - - - Sly. p Sofa And char. Nw jj ,' Law'n & garden Equipment Beauty Care --________________ - ,." - - -ii-:-' P ,s nne' r"e 31) '141 Singer Zig Zag "1 f(j:,', - 5, Light is Ce'' 22 ?5 "j ' 2232179 o' Ill SkI ,',.i'I - Brand new "se-f used. tl9hII, da"aged fl shipping, balane 5.49 IN 03?? . - I 1' •'r' ' c,i'ce''m -I' - . fully I HWY £6, Sanford, 373 0)72 carpeted. hallored drape-s. all IBning th ad br $3 nu5' , . GE Electric appliances. 3,000 I __________________________ so It of Iivingtpaceplusa 7car I ReIr.geraton, 71'. avocado, e-* garage ALSO. 30.40 1 building I ce-lIe-nt cond,l,On, $I$, 122 017) wtbl a half bath unattached 10 lime houSe- All ths 5 ',luate-d or I ____________________ 52-Appliances a I acre lake IronP ste down and lake over ' No Closing costs' I KLP,MO 1lI WASHERPart', CaIIS30 Il40trom 0. m $ , rim , I S.r vice Used machines call (300431 abler 6pm ' . - -- Home Improvements 'nos e -- -- - NExPERoTH Air Conditioning repos',essed used br sherl Imp balance $61 SO 1*4171' ' '2,": 72 - ' Madel 1 30$. good Ion all Pppes i cirpeing, told OrlUrlali, 1754 ' -!,ny'. :.- ULT OUR - E LECTROLUX VACUUM 1977 -- --'--:'-, - ____________________________ - ,' 4. e ionla,ner, S bus-he-li 'u 7 k per buStlel 15.5CC)'. ------------_ - ";r,•.• : ."' - - HORSE FEED Pills, Pat.o Stones, Grease ''apS. SteeI Rock,s. W re Yeil' %!IRACLE CONCRETE CO tspevvnitpr. ',•'..; , 3'.5i't• :• - GORYLY "JAll FEED E s Clond Organ & seat, Spli,ik' ,'nOPonC,cle 5155. misce-Ilanevb,s lu'nitijni' super reasonable 36$ 4055 tt .-'O - -' --- 11. LntelS. Sands. lraile-r Royal .',"..."-' '2188 luckilt AI 199 to '6995 . '' 7,,- .-'.'.' '.. Came'a prole-ctor 4 ft 674-Feed iSille-l',. IS up Come n I. See' GwaI'r'e-, Jewelers, 204S Pars roore - -'" 5271 - c Walter Furniture 17 97 Casselb,rr, Psia ''' - i1c ,-"- - Li101d i-say, 1,Vttli.M 4 •ar9a.l r 50 Clean Cars -. - - I ' 11188 car 11h14 £,l,nu?,( US'S MPG MAVERICK __________________ 67 -Livestock. Poultry -_ - :" - -- ,. , '1688 s, P95? - ,,;;,' -er 4-''P', -"-i, -• 1288 a' si-.. i oi '.. iv '72 SUBARU 'p'mni-' ShPPteril pppp Cs , film mPl'y. & Ialp'n' L4fim55 on 5,47 -4) ______ 3?' 11)1 ________________ ________ I BLUE __ 3 ca'l Fondle upp Cs •'i-e': g-:'rO ".D're RI I Boi II F Ar-. ,, PInk 0' )320s - 0a97 ' ' a' (Peli ana HOwe-Il Super OWN EXEC HOME I I' ¶-ar,Pord 173 S461 '.CfldtiOfl 1,, 70 p04 ('Own I Z 90.1, 734 3749 - Free 30 MAll,, El 2405 Sanford room l.vinij room detible' garage-. ylilily room Ix)rch 13S.00 377 1216 - From ___ Ittea a ocec 'oCute cuddey an-al tree Cal 3;) 4346 AI,(rnn Crawlers SO large ao"nS $1 in Also Peat 1)_alP, $1 Bushel WhOle-talC r. 2565 PAR K 21844 'S --'- - -________ all e' IHA a VA, I ' WINTER SPRiNGS bUILDERS (Jun nest - 'jc'as ootgro-a Ihe swng Small b-cycle' Sell 'he-se- 'dc .te-ryt with a sian? ,Scl To placelOP' II (JIl p0 ,r I' , endi, Herald .122 loll mm sn ossi - Owns-n In-nm', , - - — a ___________________________ TI(R ; B.b buye-rsl LARGE CORNER, 3 BR, 2 bath. kitchen e'guipoe-d, terIced yard, pool, $73, I LX IRA SPECIAL 2 DR. ' b,atii. SAN MO PARC I 2 1 Bedroom tra,l,r apIs Adulls & famI, park Weekly ISIS hwy 1797 Sinbord 373 1930 I V blOt 1 F T I P ('.11 -i' 110-51405 'SRI iASSil 1117 t.('lt ARE F cLI, t)t 1 e. — 73 AusIn Marina. $1,400 Great Cord RunS Good NtiS? Sell' 327 0412 - I'lee'., give a ?O3OStat,St Sanford Plaza. 327 9411 ______________________ "id0 ta'e Mar 1 3 ISP Ii bath new home', Under 175 00) with le-55 Ihan $750 down Goverrirne-nI StinIng Builder 323 3711 Equal POvtflg Opportunity S 3.mlrs le,%de, I t1 371 011Ievel , 332 7413. 37) 7j73! 101irow' We need Licensed Rpàl EstaleAs.ocialesNowloh-,,lp5 Serve- our many SellerS and P'ANDYMAPI SPLlMy, Ol;,r 2 iS , - New Sticker 1150 373 3211 -- 1.1 ','','lI NI I p( Peg lie-al Eslale Broker 7630 S Sanford Aye MIS I (SR. 2 balls, bamIy Ire-Place, screened Porch, many slory, 3 BR, tram,, 1II. i I PraCk ,,cellenl Cord -- liii or 177 7079 atlt'r S P REALTY REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 'sInaI 137.000 323 41.30 I I , ___________________________ 9400 105 Cutlass I or. Power. AC, WOR. li-IERE ._-. 6.5-Pets-Supplies SANFORD SEWING CENTER -- , - A 557 iF lED ,...'l ADS ARE BLACK & .'.PlI I IL .5 ND Li[ A,') ALL ____________________________________ BIG kiCk ------5 1511. 7 bath rernivjeled 7 story hora'e near hOipilil 177.50) 373 rouse, low down, asking 115.000 I i:'' Equipment r Rent 500' '0 balance of $735 Plii - 71111. I bapim ' FILL DIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING' CP'uci GOrm, 313 6561 ____________________________ v.'o' • c 1 earantce on sIne-Ic,, Sag tre.ng machin S'ruge. "e-* $l19 balanCe $53 Sngp, Fulura. sold new for soio i REALTY MARKHAM RD '7 I, 01K. *ith 10 acres ASking $73 BATEMAN - 8 -Ra)30i-n ". I - -, , ------'-------'---- ca 0-own 140 QuSlfnng, Several ,ncy3eIs to chooSe from Call Cae 573$))' lamilyroorn Idock.$75,)) Call ,pp',,', Clark, Rep Re-al (stale I7) 4(41 141 .'vet 37) 0317 ________________ Ave RUTH TUECH 337 )fl, REAL TOP SAVE ' , REALTORS Paean I i I' acr. with unfiniShed 3222090 - - ; ?m.i .1 - ____ ________ "lu'e 130 7703 PEAL 1 011 117 4)3') ','lS handyman can east, converT lr,. EVE 322 1b9 2 BR. into a 3 or I (SR Only -' IIS.900 Low down payment F z ----------STONE 1514140 (O°'e"p 3 lerms by owner Realtor ftP 7 bath spIt plan decks Associale 901 7360799 ss, o Jenny Clark Re-all,. 31 1. C H, carpeted & lurniture REAL TOP 377 154 Salesman, (vet 372 4019 ' - ' itP.ni. r. - Multiple Listing Service -- --------_______________ Dq'flARY 210 LuCerne Dr . 31111 I bIIlh $77,300 Low. Ow payment LEMON BLUFF ' GENEVA GARDENS a 337 599 - '' -- I ADS OIDII FILL DIRT 4 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dcl LAdy. 32) 755) F 'e Selector of good uSe-C lpr $79 iSh,lehunst. REALTOR, 377 ---, SANI OI1D 117 San CarIos. 31114 I ball". bam,l, room. I, 2 & 1 BR apar?mrnl',. single sor, onttructon adult & lanmily area cabe ly - '- ":LAssie (0 ADS DO A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY CALL 3227611 We-n' Our R-nscnvac i'.sQ'4YAiER jiap,, i,jit, BUY SELL TRADE ill 311 ( F 'ml 5? '22 SrI; ------ - -__. - , ANYTIME ' 3 1511 2 ,pper sot 9047754140 901 735 995$ alter p rim or 379 6170 licenSed real estate salesperson t%e have over 25 years en wrience ri this cOmnmunl, & rn,S,0n*,de- Why not earn *ri'le ,o. learn-i Learn from the mailers Call lot Appoinlrmmer'l - ____________________ I I 322- 2420 , COMMERCIAL T.amPcrdrake-4,on' We'd bCe lo see toy 1 yov.i air a !vrs -- Prmn Ii) 'a '. C) ' - for Sale eatraction cleaner. gauiors OP shampoo - Sanford's Sales Leader Government svbtId, avalable Builder 322 2217 Equal Housing Opportun'ly - - REALTOR 321 ,, ',immaculate. 7 (SR. gmcl C)uple*, all elect, it. central an 4, heat adults, no pett. for IP Iio'nlmenl call 173 9461 $175 per rnormlh Centrally lo.caled h&(114Ok. bath PiOrrme tm Antler Spnng Ig FR s'gu-pp,i3 lIchen C 114, A ------- ______________ 9.'UL TIPLE LISTING iLMvl,cE 30.Aparin'Ients Unfurnshe"l -- ACREAGE pp', - 072 1821 '- ________________________ S'e'am Clean YQpr Own C i'peI 7)51 FORGE I YE 9401' J BR I Peg Re-al (state Broker I 3031 177 0155 Broker Assoc JOHN W .MERO Stemper Agency 2 9. 1 fiedrill" Ap,anlrr-.'n'v 14cc" ,,5 l,tbie 10y0I. Wec lrrmri,t Court. I,3vdip .c•)m :,( 0-shaavher Ca'pe4.-d in '- 'apes (all 32) 6410 b.!ween & Payton Realty ANNE A, WALLACE row or Ititure -- --___________________ is allowed to end with a "Bah, humbug." - - . R Idgewood Arms Apts. - SEa 6923 - 'lore Central lilA tef'vced al 174 500 111* or VA * We have bulling lots sOuthOI P0*rn 'a" only 17.500. good lerrims by II '..anOrCl I pimb rooms C,rac .ouS Ii O'J s.'io S Oak 54$ 'no 'n , _____________________________ (I,,deS sl'"et & 'naO *1? 101) stith sttuit lilight be called a close enrntmter nf liii' u'rimrvl kirut special - ' keg Real F stale Broker 317 1301 0., or PIght getting a home of your dreams Th darling almost new 3 OR. I bath home on a gti.e-t S,an,Pord, lad garden of mortim a*.rd last ,ear br 7:: 2.'79 - as General Partner Visit lEE A, 'OIl - country like deidefld %trI n 'P5 i'J '..'o" 0.- ' 1fO0" r-i, C,RlEPaE - , %l))Iup 52') &C CARROLL S LURPIITUPE 32; SlOb 5C'il FANTASTIC 3 BR 2 DalPi noirecm (19 Lake %'iry i Paneled I a cm * Stpnr •'epla(e C II 6 .5 CIII 0 s.lPrn a a ii'pe' & %'o'e' M'5l see- ' 554 tx storage building. $33 000 973 L i'vcoin CorPrie-ntal Gooø Cord,, cmi Yp51 Sell fhiS Wee-k''' '40 'ea',Oamato. offer rCIU5PO Leave name drill r'..Jmtec al 372 0701 or 3776645 ''----1' - Canp'e' cleanIng e-qo'pmc-mP. 2 BR I tat,, PioCim, fl Ihe- cOvr'l',' Eice-ii'nt Cord .d'apes ninige resrg eat .n t'tcpien COn'pletpI, 'e-r'ce-d Bu, a! $19 SOC 322 7611 if S0.-4,'iscellaneous 2 1514. DOLL HOUSE bpnced back yard with 20171 69 Pc."-ac Calalina 1150 2730144 ______ 'SIT CEA( T iI,( I Bk I bath COa-ln 14 r"r. -01 ni 11,1 Ar' I 'i'dPl, (tC(O'J'e',3 A ,)afleled LR BR 5 1 'LbIr Al 0ape-rpd C P44, 'S * c4071e1 4, •,' ov e i Only $739)) ' 005, class , , Cd ads '0 boy, Sell. or 'nail. ______________________________ 78 - iotorcycles '''[a"wT Garden PEAL TOP 322 ILUOMLS EvE 722 1119 bat" rome ri Wcioilrnt-re I'.mk' C H & A, * ca'pe-1 n-01'pped kId,,,, SR-ic'OuS L 14 6 Unrig ire JuSt LACE MARY - 3 OR. O"P. freshly painled nsøe- & OUl I))' • 1 75' corner lot. . 'ii) flAIr-. "..' U'd'. CAllS 51'S- -- Haborz't RIALTY REALTY 101' 5 1' ipriçl'n Aip Si"lc'd IA L-ppbiyii- 3)5 321 Ob011 1111407 (a%Srtr'r, , REALTOR prce is now reduced '0 t'eiO* -- * Time -IHA appraisal and y'u tI t* eit,a c451i4, Own or Pun an '.' STE'N SI RU (Vi RAYMOPIDE LUPIOQUIST Rep Real (stale Broker .alesApp,'a's.al', 137 229* -_-__. K 1514 REAL (STAlL ipaC - BUt ________ _______ - , toi • ____________________________ PrcOt aino Ike irone, use low -' :gc' re,i)ed e a" cl.pn'amm' ', r,p 1''ceIS' ' CO 10 ''0 &. '' '"e 'a-, ' O Pii Vo..r lIar .5,"' A3 122 3611 or 131 0. ' r .' ' 4istngsed - -- sr', arid "Pl5 If yOu vt looking tr par ''1.1' t,pe- ol i,,,t 0'., me tim. QQ5I j fl 'yt0 wore Po' rou Call P,t, Ariber Pan P 64.4 1915 or S.anlord 172 141 '' i- - '' 5. us ADDimO YACL.. NE LOANS--tS'T & 3NDMTG .jplo lOyrs Par leo' consolidalion or home impro,ement Ph Un"ed Compare-s. '7575.55, 429 Michigan Ay Orlando, 173 Q(( lILA,, (STATE REAc TOM 171 1 495 i ot ,',u . . Alto lard loanS Call Bart - __________ * USED OR NEW -- 'c * All , (tUV u'sv Cap'. IrudIt oor'% Sr' ¶ 5') 372 5990 abler & weevends p 3' * TRUCKS & VANS 29 60-Office SupplIes — i'l 0) 1 & - OIEA,'.IP m LE (SPiNE 5! 5.-i I I (OMP OIIIABLE * A,mO',P mira Iici.'Pu' 51831 ROIl lnilcrrnav r.-a' I) l5m41 Ci"Cipn USPO vern 'Pie loaded It fl 'e',','.-ri mm t'..r rig. caii 322 1505 (iri2,'oiimmi P.nar.ced ___________________________ I S -' - 75-'--RPCrC,3tIofljil Vehicles ______________________________ Gibson 115g,itar 4 Fprn4e-r $,pc amp E ice-lie-nt combO 1 on 5 each. bolh lot 1700 322 IC'ti approval C41l 61I5, 'r'1JPi' , "- - -i'. 4U5 7 MACE PAYYENTS-. - 77 4, : -2e", Call 323 5510 or 134 651 07.-a i-c ,p •uI, Si-il cortined 77 moiie-n _____________ _______________ "Ciii '4,rl 7r4,Ipr I PR lui ' .I"' Pu Icreri 5. 'eiAhirnnj 59-MJsIcaI Pktrchandjse '.ii .2 2ir"rrls '3 ' __ 512 ca-n mm'p, ca "II S-ISO') 1 armoi lr-mn1', O'r3imm', Il',.,- ' 12) 'Si) .yitpq p r'fi ti' M tc In-ms-s's Pr i'e __________________________ iOI IEEE G'ouD BOB tttl, S 0 so' Cm',. 3;.'. 77--Junk Car's Removed Lr.'rr A,,,. 21? 221', ________________________________ Licensed Morlgag, Brokers otr 01 Sanlord 5 large-sI 2 1114 ?rnp5' Split plan Iam.l, 'mm double garage llr9e spn pench. large- Corner lOP ce-c'Pn61 I e-flbral l'i&A carpeted limrougnioul top negimborbooc, YPADE IN and Ie-P poor present 'crime lake' care Cl the Down Pa,noermt Re-Al value .1 539,950' - - a ii T - HEADACHE! - YOU'RE MOVlt ' _______ I LSED F '(Cu 7 .1 I ','OPTGAG(S BOUGHT 4 SOLO DES' ,'E'll purchase It' 6 2nd mor 51(940 CHAIRS gage5 It '.Cii 5 24 HOur' - 2 AR. large ll, -ce-s near storeS. carpespo $t)900 lOt? Santa Plo Brokers Accessories — Ip4, ',er '5 71 boos 5k,Ifc,alt *iim inboard Outboard 170 hi Mcrcruise motor Pb., on ra.le-r Clean. lood cond 13.600 frm 273 7111 Eve- C we-CIf-rOS THE , .''',', A - ills ir.' 5.'ø 4, a" Sar,l*d _______________ . 23771 ' ' '7tN.,'): ________ 792' P4w, 1197 Propertr _'_ i7 I 'r.ie- aest tmf Seed*s Olvioria Beach • all told lob c AU TO Aj( IOim e'er1 & Sal - gt' a'? 30 It S 'imp 5rI, Onf fl L io,de YOu se' limp 'Psefue'd pr'ce 'IU charge 'Piner than Is ce-a sPra'.ori f nIe5% •CPmclt 5 500 Call 904 355 5)11 f' bijrtheq de-?als -__ 94', " mm" ', , Eve-s 321 0131, 373 1767 377 0179 5.anbo'ti To Buy TTT I, ' ' ,VU' I A.- 'C loOking IC' , i Ii-., ambt'ous i-ç,i, 'o Ira 0,1Cm, — I •C(,liy5' DStr.bulors ol 41-Houses iEAwle.gh produdli YPip old t-S'AbI , ',hed co'rpan, plp5 a ne-a acreage-' C. ye anteIng plan equals an *LC'01h'Q lot ,QurSe-II arid your baml a good riSIng OpVcrlijnitp Begin part country lIp Ofl Over 6 acre', 01 'rime Ante, 1010 G'ovarv, St cleared land with 7 fences 0,-lone Fm 3777$ se-plc. well 4, lotS 04 tr*e', CE PANIC 4, MACRAME SHOP $17.0)) good lerrn% SELL INC, BECAUSE 01- *7 story, I BR. 2 bath. *'th estra ILLNESS' Located on SR 4.34 large 101. professionally I ceigisond, thi% rapidly growing decorated older hOI'imC. 0*5 Ot bot 'nest has a strong clente and p.1na5 1 $35900 Terms S bully sPo:ked' $75 )) *ll '' 3111 Palmetto, Sanford is back on rr'atile you 10 walk 'n and Slarl ttmr market' You'll be- coz, as scil.n9 in yOur own Store-' Call kIlf'nl n Iron, of either C' ; I)-) l44QIrmn 101a tr 'op m o' Ire-place-s n 'PS', cOlOnial 3 0' 4 (ill 550 065.1 after • p rim lIP. 7 bath Older home Ce-n". -H&A 'oo and an attic tan to oe,, ''.1 i"i,,'',l (ALL STAR IS A down tIle electrIc blI ' 1 .5' 0) .517 ON IT'. Ileaut.fullv decorated Aith I BE A REAL P40te .5 he-re-b, given tniat the undersigned, purSuant tO I "FCtitiovs Flame Slalute-" Chpte-r1 noon, 0 re-rit Ic' a Classified ad find a tenant 'or __________ go liOBSCi, MAIl lt(( Mortgages Bought 8' Sold 41-A WIlT REALTY Ha,e a - 55-Boats & - 47-5-- Financial Set-vices "- 2 AR Low Cost Home Will mortgage or pay cash Send address ob house br sale or - -i'' • lath lm trim '.ne-rar 'n-nI "flA n'ce ire-a 1)75)) .. Cinr.ttmn ______________________________ - OPIct's br Re-np, Lease or Sale Modern BuildIng At InaCtive rates 3?) 1701 - - 322 0449 115.900 33) 0003 - I 322 section CloSe to shopping A Frame Cottage- or SI J0imn5 Rvr 1 tIM .OmpIe-telr turn $164 i"n(lJde$ ulhle-S I 04 bGaI Della', 6411311 • -______________________________ 39—Vtnfed A$Ieq HOur', L ICtmCA 3 BR bath Cent H&A rIewl car Deli-I & Pa'flPed llSrOugPIout. garage, Pe-nCe-i) 2 AR homeoncorr',,r lot, ncequet , cii 11'', PAiC Pu -. 46-Commercial $70.5)) 030 6133 or 3394711, wes THE STARS - IA CiPAn 3 BR I balh fl arp Assumable rnrtg Steal •t REALTORS 36-Resort Property ' ____ - 'iC 1%' '.n- pr1 Investment ,io'L,io p ApIrrpi Ic 'I 'crnse P, a usc,,' on lip I •,.-'-encc Pdecet',A.p ',,. 1es r.- PC 'melp ,cv, -nCel mm lie i'd Ce-come .' ROil r(e%5Ipi Pt-m'j CII'mA Guard, .lI f?"iu'j Wells 327 1540 I YonO,a, Phru 135 See Terms pO',s'b1 e- 579 750 FORREST GREENE ___________________________ .. S.',', n-li- art-a (un 510 000 $57' 70') per ,ran Jnl'i' led upoorlurit, crc p1 '5,, ".5' 0i 5 la5PeS' 1,0* nO '(lOp' ' lola 'fl.e',lmer' - - 'cijay 24 -BusIness OpportunItIes 'anlord - 011cc on Lake- appreciation e'pec'ea Visiting F Iorda')94ce Small home, lurnithed. close to e'werPtong, adull couple only no pet',, 377 lilt _____________________________ DI.Ait II SHIP AVAILABLh 122 9741 FOL..OW ' I ',lm Camp. ladle- Stop. 13 bOats. 6 crol5r',, mob,lp home $44,000 Frank J Manuel REALTOR. $96 6571 __________________________________ 2574 PArk 0' 377 22)0 Older bu-Iding, U1',lIS on corner 0? Lice-lIen? ___________________________ ---- 137.000 ) ______________— -- Day TONA AUTO AUCTIOsI ',' Cpa-n lilly '-' 5p P t.r0A5.rng Sri) bu vrg i ii.awas /,r-lcocnp SA',P CO AUC 1094 ; 1 '.tm(i' A,p 173 734) -, I Properly ________________________________ Jim Hunt Realty Mar, Blvd 1 OR fla'h, Sunken bapr, tbIot 7. Sunken living room, with lta0, Island kitchen *ash,n dr,er relrgeralor. a * carpetng, Split air COnOPon & heat.ng 5y5te'fl'i, I ,,, $ per monlh months ease 377 4010 or 37) 9040 ' RI 'SI, ICR LAKE MARY _________________ -- Swim fish. Ski. 2 OP lpostble 3d1, 2 baths. tamly room, SCreen-ed porch aPh B 15 0 pt 120,114 tile - ". 51 41p5 4, 1'ii 'ces pad 5. Tcao. ' --- I,i S'4-Garacje Sales 45-Resort -- LAKE MARY Wll P1411 or Se-il tO hor,'51 well meaning COuple' 3 B house. 'ciom Ion children garden & rim lIens 3726001 - Eijal Opporiun.I, Employer 217 tflt hI do 21 - ----------- i' ho' -, , -----------------...--.-----_ - - Need e'lpenenc,o i:omrrerc,al bank teller Salar p negolabIe (ice-Ilent brnge- benefIt An ' l.ndt' a chance to recite "A froni St. Nicholas" to his . I _________________________________ - P E CO 'a Dli IOP4ED 'IA fir a n'.. t' '.' iiteci .'. rio, area', ' .. ur. fl'iIi- (i,,,i', 51? . :x- Dai . ,,,,,, Sli,( 14.-a' Es'.,', bc '.rnerai (ontrirtor Furntshed BR. I bath. C H & A. lease, 125.0 323 3777 030 5410 10 '0 6 Pm or alter 6 MOVING CAN NOTICE UNDER FICTiTiOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN Ghiestls A number of other guests are 33-Houses ________________ - hn Ir can merchard.Se 144,5 AuTO SALES 1J N P4w, IT 97 asselberr 72-Auction 0353 lrrre- n.ce Dellona lOw down ath terms W' ,'e I J Pr-it, 427 W Oregon, 5t F'i-mm',,coIa F I 12501 Connme-rcal Johnny Walker Miller - S goad Used IeIev',.on 535 and up 3519 OrlAndo Dr 322 , lOP SALE -------'-'-----._-..___._..._ CO 5' P L E I El 'V —'--'------- ' Phone uI 7161 anforcl - — I 't 2nd day ol DECEM -__________________ - I END NUMBER 15 327 2611 W Garrett White Peg Peal Eslate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC i I (J 94( PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIF lED AD 094 ITS (14 .',P,l , LiNt 1 tEAL lv uFA, TOPS Pi.'Itoat 17? 7117 .. lIE SUL IF UL ' 3220617 20? F )Sl,ms I . , - 122900 3231832 Eve', 372 1617 , bamly room, nice. 1225 per rnon!h '.a-laNe- lan 1st, 145 E,pens-ne-0 ceramc t Peorpier 7 -- , Ar (,)PjI 54 iji'iS' V.51 EttielI ', An tQ'P%. I mn i of i I on old SR a 76 'al on PAiI 137 5671 ________ ' Sale 80— Autos for - 43-Lots-Acreage balPi H&A. CArpet',. nice quiet area. 71 Ant ques A - _________ 74 (ime,rie-t Tru(k Fleet s.de. * 1Pm 'opper 6 ccl Standard shift radio & ime-ater 327 9123 lIter I . ________________________ i-4I'Cfl ',?.(i- on ,,ii ".Ah.' of Tv s open Sal Psi-rb", lv 359 S Sinlord A..- 17) 1731 ' if classified ads IOn" ir eouliin'' U. anyl -- - I tiare-iy uSed, 3 BR. I' .ii ______ . I bank APPrAiSdI Mulliple- Listing III Al. TOW I 1,1 1 LiONS OF DOLLARS in Real Is'l'r S sold Oil-i, il-i limeastIr-i) Ii', i4''r ng small - HAL COLBERT REALTY, ------ — - -. Dec 6. i, 70 77. 5977 --- bath,, large- lard. $165 a Realty SAPaF 0140 ' 5047 Large 7 lanii home-or home aiim income-, prce-d 12000 below I ______ - p rim call I)OOtSi - -- I Homes L.w(l,(iia V S'UDi I "rIME a)) Orlando Dr 37) 5300 .'A & LIsA I IPiAPICING ' I - nI 'cli pc'rie ?'0 Cii 'A 'u "l ' ... .. -' ... -i ' 'Ii Jr riverfront $1500. 377 0775 REALTOR, MLS 1Q01 PAL ME TIC A -It 4 BR. 2 oaths, lArge corner lot, fenced back yard. cOvere-d pabo& large storjgp bu-idrvj, 131.900 - 7611 52'. 10, 2 BR. I bath, great tor -Jut$ think work, - 61 CP'e'vy pcI up ith CB. 1001 t.a. jun raCk, 1575. 327 1936 , Herald classited all Call 122 PILA, In Lk Atimby Mob.i HOme PC Many e'tras 13051 37) 323.5774 Day or Night GENEVA AREA 4 acres. 3 BR. I baths, with fam.l, room, con re-Te- block. C Pm & A, almost ne-a 149 500 3 BR. 2 biitn .-osj'mlry. near F lU Ii. C'e le-nce'd C II & A, Slate Employmec,P Service. 910 (se-rn-i Streel i've',l Palm Beath. Florida HIGH SCHOOL GRADS Li" imi Opnngi NOW Ci-uod Py 11611 mo I Ir,l Ad,pnlu,,. voca'-orm4i Iranrig ai Ad,ancemenl Opporlui' P , Contact Li S Nai, Recru V OHc. Tel 172 6219 Pi-g'.,' y tar, Compensa' 'cr' Uniformi F ood Lodo'ng I; days pad vacation COmtlr4r Mrd.cal Dental Care 1"' 1397 50 mo staring pa, lot ( I —_Oivtry man fr furn'tvr, Store eiPeritflctd Only. 373 0)27 I _____________________________ Harold Hall -- AppIcinit sFlOVlO Gill FrO, needed -mrmmi-d.gb,$, ne o*ner or W TRI1 4a(3'o Boosseevng & SeCretAral Skills regurrd For a personal ri lerve* call b Smith at 371 1400 .'IRR -s an (gijal Op TIArlunty Employer' I - 1967 roi' • Pon pd up, re-con d'tori,d,6 C,inder engine. $400. 322-4132 "'. ---------'------------- 64.13' AiVIjn 3 BR, Ii baths lu?fli%tieg mobile hOrns Central * carpet, double 5lcd garage wilt-i work bench, deep we-Il Aith Sprinkle. 'y',tem br Iaro. Oak ShAded .i heAted greenhouSe call loday 635 WEST 75th 51 . 3 BR. I uth home on 3 Itt zoned MIII I mcjemlh 337 7467 appl, rn person w.tti the Fiora tIER. 1977 Pbl%h 3 BR. I I 42--Mobile ' 79-Trucks.Trailer ,- , If pcaj are-fl'S USing your pool tilCe take- a cue, and tell it wit, 5 . — Lake- privileges to boating. Skiing fishing n beautiful LakeMary Go *ith this lovely ciecutive 3 BR, 7 bath Sonic *ith piano sized living room, cheery iully egupped eat ifi ktche-r',, cozy family room with enchanting v, den. c H&A. * ' ° Re-nb — RANCH STYLE 117,900 101 BR lAP CLIFF. Spanith style home, 3 BR. 3 baths plus garage Unfurnished 3730099 - -------- - I I Il? HIDDEN LAKE DR I lIP baths, C H 4, A. 7 can garagi-. I 1)1,900 p house tOr BRICK F kONT - -. - Dont plc r*i longr needed temt high as an e-lepimtt's eye- Place a C1&55t,ed ad. and Pile money in yOur wallet' 3 BR, 7 Tuesday, Dc.4, 1977-38 Larry', Mart 715 Sanford AvC, flu, 4, Sell Irr- frme-t ri used lurn,tre Ifefr.g sto,es loolS Sill, par balance, 57300 1960717 bath, Caitorna cont,rnp,'a,y tie-st Buy' 133,000 POBBIE'S PEAL TV MLS REAL TOP 3fls$3 I Realty BROKERS ' I I WINTER SPRINGS ' rash -- - brand new left 'nla a*,,, told originally Fl. -Wanfed toy WALNUT STEREO escellent condition $35,500 Johns intme-nt Cdt gone. bu' the- swing -e . ther.ik ,and in t Sell it *Iim a ad (.,Ii 122 7611 - (11194(51 S3-1V.RadiStereo --_______ KENTUCKY AVE -- I. acres. boute or garden P1100(94 LAKE - 4 BR, 7 bath, 41-Houses apartment, large corner lot. I love-red pool, call tor an ap 1110 67 9,4)66 _____________________ CIastbe-,i ad', se-re the bu,nig& seli.ng commun ly Ciery dap IEc',y & uSe tP,m often - (;h(Stly "Should )OU stake' in the' flight. granilnia still dry sour tears," sings Miss Ua)I'Box )our ian',." sings Miss ' fl-Houses _________________ ' b0ra, I I liP. Senor Citizen', prelerred -' II!& :: —. ' 's L ', I I ________ lJ. tI 1759 v. , ["',' , .": ' - - -; 1.Ui NAME STATUTE - ' _______ _______ 1 LAkE MAIl r ..lmo5t ne* 7 bedrOom cens heat & ar, * * carpef, drapes, kitchen cOup, waler p0 - lawn man, No pets, ' , 7107 AMELiA- 2 BR, I bath, ___________ -I By Owner-- 3 BR. 3 bath, w w carpet, fenced yard, lrultrv-s & I I e'tras 124.500 Call 377 )lA-ipIexes -- - 1" * -- Nightt. 377 7S3 I - 3)) Pa I rrncri AyeinlOrd Fiord. ':, * 411 BAY AVE p, 3 bath, large kitchen, trees $71,900 OyS 377 6173 -- — The Evening Herald 620 06)6 St. rental pin GENEVA CAR DE Ns. lsOs W 75'p, st . Sanlord 372 3090 Advertising Director NurseS. N & PN'% ades L ShO?i ierm fl P atSignments, P4omernaerS Up * Iorat,Qn potential 1)7,000 uses ______ . Noie- 5 t-C?Cby gil' ina' the- . 0 Saliti, ChargeS I? repar ammO have' a distincti> mIsts streak storage Sale *ill be held at under Sgne-d. Pursuant P0 ,h rountt'rpolnt, AS there' is Larry's Cycle FictitiOuS Name Slalmjte - Chapter Martha Raye as the children's Markham Road 61509 FlOrida Sletute- *11 re-giber Piola. Flor,da * th the Clerk 04 lime C-rcui Court, other grandmother, and 1-outer Publi5h Dec 1, 5.6. 7.0, 9 II. 17, 1) fl ilPid for Senm'nole- County. F lorda Brooks as her husband, ssho , 1977 pfl rece.pt of proot of the sanctimoniously refuses a DE II publication of th5 notice, the t __________________________ drink,thengeplasteredonhis tito name. t *1 ALTAMONTE . HEIG64TS APARTMENTS under I,.-,n',l l,,n.,, ilh h.it UiaJ tulu'. *hch we are engaged ri busfllS% ai I The difference betsstt'n the 511 North Lake Boulevard ri the City 1 tseo )zranttnlothcrs is nicely' o4 Alsarnonle Springs. Florida Thp lime parTeS interesled ri sad untk'rlined sshe-n they sing ttw I rius.re-s', e-nle-rprse are is follo*', L..I. I,. nI,,... I).,,.. .., " -"'I" '" """ "" AL TAMOP41 F PIFIGHTS lliSillWil versions of 'St APARTMENTS LIMV to i'AR NE RSH1P vIUtXIliS When St. Nicholas S PhIp C Grace toflIt'S, sIng M',s Uaye. - 'if a', &e-neral Pinner ____ ________ - 1 ) — Instructions 1 male biacS & AlilO (It *'9i collar fl PmC vcnt cc ''e Old MOnro, Rd T(,esv in 3.11. -_______ ______ LosP White &eqmafl SI'ielSerd. 7 ,r Old mairl, 6n5AtS tØthC rIarre ot Smoke. reward Ifl ilQi _______ ______________ - Wcid BLACK AWARENESS Tr',s I SPECTRUM 6$ COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 9 Su,RSE JUBILEE 6-Child Care -- " -' - iv' Morning EVENING HERALD _____ _____________ '--: _______________________ PibSittr.g n m Piomp. dap or AAA EMPLOYMENT MLPLITI JEWELRY Lie time ngnt 323 5954 guarantee tor ntormat,on call ______________________________________________ Robn Polley at 323j SECRETARY Will babysIt In my h7mI anytim• 1' RECEPTIONIST • (iS Jifif. N' 'Pm. *eCkday5 , ,-, p, 6 a rim 6 p rim ACCYS PAYAbLE I_I, s.-ii , ,.p Reasonable rateS Call Judy a' SE RVICE iSP iTE P •."' ii (i: ___________ ;; 223 967 _________ ________________________ oPf .- _________--_________________________ MECHANIC DiVORCE ORMS Still $3000 tsp,? AIR CONDITIONING PCC driJl% KIT. L$Qi nt. 9 -Good Things to Eat open DENTAL TECHNICiAN PflmpnQ Li )) -. -10117.000 - _______________________ sox ctit —— -- .--_____ $250r'r ISALCOHOLAPROISLEM SWEET CORN—S2.50 BU. DESeCLERe. t?P'r fjp LUMbERYARD INYOURFAMILY' 5) s0' WElDER P 1 TIP AL ANON Plant Manager toP tamles or friends 01 I APIMLR S MAR( I prctilcm drnyer5 150 F PCflCII Ave 323 726) 511.000 , ' turthet ntOrmalon call Open 7 Dayt A Week' _________________ ' ________________ MANAGER TRAINEE 17) 1S5'orwrtC PICKLE C UC UN BE PS YOU SPmerp career mnded 'i'd-v itii,i Santord Al Anon Family Group PICK tar ritofl6l compan, o ss DRAFTSMAN $7000U 323 $611 lJ li )2'7l K'ecPian , cal 4 fr-5drfll&I PAvAL ORANGES &otlmprcl,ut Yrvr I ubure I Or (oficr'r br sale' $300 buShel 231 03620' S— Lost & Found 377 57)) . _____________________ — - THE urnitd -- )00N Frr'hAe n(ord. riorda ________________ . ----- 4r'e 1 Adve,liSnUDiVCCtor * GIU IDEASI Cktii6hsIoô singe COuple only No pluS ISO damage depOSit 172 5th Advert smug space- create' III? i,l,Outs and *rte copy Service' ---------newspaper ac(Qtjnb% Aggre-tsi,, I R apartment 5,le-',pe-rop needed for cotmi turnshtd pettie mirket Apple in person 37) I9 1 'We invite visitors to elanmine our ___________________ \j _________________________ s -! ADVERTISIN'G SALES PERSON , EE'T1N6 (( ''- j Lines Minimum n&livdijai to sell section advertiSing telipPiOne by primarily solcitat or' Apply n person O RS I ______ - A(J9C5SIVC STA - 18-Help Wanted SOLICITATION Sunday - Noon Friday nraiimnsi. I PeterlsIntofthestgpcI5fh1j TELEPHONE . ..-ij, .,1 ,...! i FOR — Evening Herald. Sanford, - THE (1 - _____ ___________ .iica line 31c a line 71cc line 2$Ilmes OOMINIMUMCHARGE) Get fullllpO%urC tale 'hat Lpr TO PAY THEREFOR Sale' sign dovin & run a Seminole Memorial Hospital classiedad Call 372 761I or Iii Sanford. Florida 3217) 99'3 The Bureau t Commrun.tp NEW V(IBN P 1luIlI Yrocal LaIf,,s Ciepartment - ___________________'---'turn .in ordinary perm.nn into Heilhth and Rehabilitative Service'S, 10 telCphone soiictOrt needed to help raise tunds for pp SPite of FiordI, has estabtshd th those pictures ot 1 rtgt' evperenced prreterred call $67 04 1116,349 0 as the level ot perfet- t ('hristmas celebratIOns. s" vflcOrimpe'flkltCd Serv,ce-s tQ be made ____________________________ at vihich the children are a,lilablC by Sem'nole Memorial Carpe-nier's Helpers' Work fl angelic, the fauuly harn:onlous, Hosptal, Sanford. FL ifl lh pe?d Delto' F uprenced On,' IC cdOctober t t977 to Septei-nber 30. the livini roons a lastidiou.s ' 2971 ________-________________ tableau ssith a sril:lletricalb IPmsaorerrnim,,tion,-msbepr'mae Hey Kids LookIng or an e'tra pursujnt '0 tt reQuirementS Of the , decorated true as dollartm ASk Morn & Dad to let - its centerrr'Qulations l time PubiC Heath yOci have a classted ad garag pIete 6111 Se'ce U S Department o4 Health, ' It's heartssarniing to find life' I t'di.cat,or', I'd Wrllare 47 CFP, rt a greeting card at Paul 5)1111 and thf appI cable prcv Legal Notice I 04 Florida Medical Facilities Con , I,sntle's hou,te in "Tssas the structon Plan NOTICE UNDER rlCyiTiou Night Before Christmas." Uncomperisated sery-cri' NAME STATUTE ,'51t(' spet-ial to air Viednesday means Serv'ces a- ailable fl 'inC ' 10 .',PIOM iT MAY CONCERN , 'acilty which are trade available to P40P ,ce 5 hCrebv given that 'he 89 p tis, Eastern tune personS unable to pay therefor I ufldC's.Qned. pursuant 'o ihe The scene is set in a home in *lhovt charge or at a charge which 'tiCt,l.ij P'dam. Statute'' Chapter I ihi' 1890c Paul l.ynde is thi- . i- thAn the reasonable cost or 61509. Flor.da Statutq, *11 regIster S4J(' %Cfvi(C5 II'e lpvei c4 such attn tP Clerk of the Circuit CourT. I father sstso comes home ofl servCos it miotuPd bin th dl 1 nand lot S1'mirtol, Count,, Florida ChrLstmas E'e after an lerence between fheamo,jnt paid by iDOn receipt ot proof of tPmC hatisting round of last-minute %(h pe'sons loP time services and time publication Of th5 noIe, the IC lPiQ reasonable cost theff name. to wi WIP4OS0P4G errancis to (intl his live children Th level iet out above mtS the I APARTMENTS under A-(h we are' awake. noisy. arnentative, .n.,i i,. .avnan.i ,, n.iaro demanding a prim) and squab; ;';d;;a;P;;;%;; cf Altamnonle perceril 01 operattig cosPs tiling atxut the rt'alit of Santa Florida Sngi Tas b. parties nP,vejied tm sac Sr- m'roi, Memorial ncp.ia i,• (laus 'he r,ghb to deiermn, hOa, when, t*,Sne'55 enterpre are as t011o*t ''They 're quite feveri.sh in WIPIDSOPIç, whom hptal services will APARTMENTS their greed, aren't they"" he t provided LIMITED PARTPdER$Ii,p The-ce' are no guidelines *hich S Phip C Grace asks his stile, played ssith pesticI, 'dCfltfy a person or as General ParTner saintly patience by Anne Date-dat Orlando Orange Counly. I limly as eligible to receive' full or Mt'ira. partal uncompensated Serv,ce5 , Florida. thm5 7nd day ol Oe(emb.r, MnnIuzIIentaI as her patience' I Each case rimuSt be evaiCilfed On its 197? me-fits PubliSh Dec 6. I). 70. 27, 1917 may be, her tnother-in-last is Pt.ilSh Dec 6 7 I. 1977 DES 30 enough to t' it. That disa nFc 70 -' ..--. NOTICE OF PUILIC SALE proving lady is played by Alice 0" December 15 1977 a'7 pm NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS (;ls('tl) 'AlSO also proves that a , the undersigned II tell one 1911 _______________________________________________________ fjjf ' iiopi s ithruStimes $thru 3$ times j Ie r_ , FOLLOW I4 RATES DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication P e rfec t '00 2 Mon I SPECIAL TREAT its a Grand New Wor¼i ' The '"' ' 101d ttwuugfi a quartet 01 angels vs these remedial Bab'e Class (Tues Wed Triurs . Fri I LEAVE IT TO BEAVER SCHOOL PROGRAMMING 83L9993 _____________________________ NE1GHBCRH000 I VERy GRIFFIN SHOW Guests include (Mon )GOOrQO Burns Dly CrstaI iT1c I Prince and Princess Ranier 0 Monaco jack Par Charl'on Hes!oo (Wed I (Joined ri progressl Prince and Princess Ran&r 0' Monaco, Wayne Rogers Dma Merrill Ci" Rob erison (Thurs (DiCk Va-i DPIt Jm Da'e. Mickey Rooney (Fti To boiinounCed 530 2 NEWS 24 THE ELECTRICCOY. 24 ZOOM ORANGE COUNTY 3222611 •oo AM. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 6 STAR TREK 7 24 MISTER ROGERS NJot Orlando - Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS MARCUS WELBY, MD fl) (Wed 'I KIDSWORLD 130 2' (Von) SPECIAL TREAT CONT (Tues Wed, Thurs Fr,) ADAM 12 6 BEWITCHED 9 (Wed only) ABC AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Mighty Mouse and the Ouarterbac Kid Former Detroit Lions player Aktv Karras stas as an in1urod pro'essional football brings a 1ather Inoman and son closer togetrior 00 2 BRADY BUNCH 3 ¶5 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 Thr5 4' 5 Mon W Fr ( ALL IN THE FAO:LY (Toes IAflERHOURS SingC A. " "i' y,, 'a " "' Thitd in a series o daytIme musical sPeciats sta rng John McCooh, Victory Ma'lory and Beau Ka7ser ot It'. Young and the Restless One hiOut Until 3 pm Wednesday qiGTO 6 6$ PERRY MASON Seminole Apply at semi driver Pinetrte rarms or Call fli TOLL tREE I 500 4)2 010) 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 (Mon. Tues. Thurs, Fnj 24 VILLA ALLEGRE 12. SANFORD AND SON (A( se-a 400 WHEEL OF FOR. I 00 2 Mon ) SOUTH BY NORTHWEST YORK Tes Wed. Thurs Fr ISf1 below 2 12 ( lueS thrnigh Fri FOR RICHER. FOR POORER Premiere Drama atxut corifcts between ttw young And timer OIdOS 4 MIDDAY 6 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 9 ALL MY CHILDRFP4 ¶ 30 2 1! DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 6 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2 00 6$ ILV LUCY 9 S20 000 PYRAMID 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS 4 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT THREE STOOGES 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 9 MOVIES (MOn ) Ire Caddy Dean Mailln Jerry Lews 1953 (bell 'Manriequln Joan Crawford. Spencer Trac-y 1937 (Wed ) Foreign Eichange. tian Catiet. uI St John 1970 IThurS I Yata Han, ' Greta Garbo. Ra'nonNavarro 1931 IFrI) Nvr Say Goodbye.' Errol Flynn Eleanor Pa-Sec 19-46 '1".' ' 2' t2 TUNE 2 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE 830 FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 24 LILIAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4' DINAH Guests nCIj( Von Mac Dasis Donna Fargo Seip Stephenson iT0 ( To tie announc.e< IWed Bette Miijjlr Richard Timornas (Thurs I Watter Matt!'A. Jim Stabord. Susan DOY (Fri ) Boø Barker The Spin. tiers. Caren Kayo. Judith Viorst 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 2 2 il HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6$ BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 12 30 12 THE GONG SHOW 4 6 SEAR C H FOR TOMORROW 9 RYAN S HOPE I? 6$ 24 2 Ii TONiGHT ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW 2 2 12 TODAY LOCaI r*WSA: 7 25 and 8251 4 6 CBS MORN ING NEWS (Channel 4 rryws '25i 6$ SPIDER'AAN 7 24 SESAME STREET 9 GOODMORNINGAMER. ICA I Goixi Morning FlOrirj' ' at 725 and 825 local nes weaher,Mmoris I 800 4 6 CAP1.IN KANGAROO 6$ DUCK DUCK GOOSE 7 D U VA L COUNT SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Until 330pm 24 OVER EASY Maga.zine 'ormatsrarreda,1hO5055 arid over hOSted by Hugh CIAL 930 6 ONE DAY AT A TIME A riJen and CO*iuSe Ba'bara IVACrO Bertne( s 'w rponsib.o 3' rwrciassmatesose.doseoi 5(ier.5 p.(i Conciu,on '°'° °' 1000 2 12 IOLICE WOMAN Lihe guest stars as a and craraer *o "eded t demented bus- ressmnari w'mO ureS young •emale rm1C?sre' into hi CA' their ride 4 6 LOU GRANT SHOw Loj andChar'eEjAsne,and 'laS,3n Ao.rns !r1 tO decide io to tel trie,r publshe' N31cyMa'crmano(trattrmen. nAn ri. rem '0 may be more r!eres!ed in her paper than r, romance RIGHT 4 7 LESLIE UGGAMS SPE (Mon Wed FrI) THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (TueS.) AFTER HOURS CONT. (Thurs) THE WIN NERS YouGottaSlartSome. where' True story 01 an Ii yroldSsouindlaiboy*hO rielped establish a special SChOOl for Indian Children 6' THE NEW PRE II 55 WH * - Ri cOR T - 63-4 12 LIVING WORDS 6 39 12 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 NEWS FOR THE DEAF 65.6 ePseOnaspeclal mission Firs! 3' a two pal epsode 7 THE SIX WIVES OF HEN. Rv iII P,'i'' series Henry marries hs Oungest and rnot bcaut'uI A Ca!r'e'ine 4car EE8AC. 9 WILD %LDWORLDOF . DAILY DEVOTIONAt. 630 2 IMon) POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (Tues F,, PORTER WAGONER SHOW Wed) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD ITr) THE WILBURN BROTHERS SHOW 4 tcUTANA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6$ THE ARCHIES 7 IILIAS YOGA AND YOU A nE CHus MARY TYLER MOORE PLAZA I 2' 830 9 ABC NE',.'S 24 MAN AND ENVIRON. EN CONT 00 2 L:AR S CLUB 4' 6 625 LAVERNEANOSHIRLEY Li iS n 7M? 6 2 hueS Illurs COUNTRY GARDENS °' IOlhisCnd.treptotsto bring 1tiOuI her marriage tO A?t3h attbecrnbassy Fe.Lres the SAI D.egoOpeia 630 2 12 BC NEWS 3 6 CBS NEWS 611 'AMILY AFFAIR I AS MAN BEHAVES A Coe'cation With Di 6 611 CLASSIFIED ADS Lehar s svrrgBee.ry Sirsastr'er,cn Ofl9*.O0'**hOffltfiB%an An'bsajr *OuIj Tk to see return to her impoyefishej _________________________ _________ WANTED C)4'. DIll '.',iAn i ,,'i'bl, -.11), I5l' '''' List. You( Business...DiQI 322-2611 oi' 831-9991 I - ;'., -. ,o f,1 a �66 -IlLwritc,til Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Dec.6. my BLONDIE ACROSS by Chic Young -- - _________— "Cu I Ii First r ( ' beginning I AT' C :i tftC7 414 ti Vote doen 14 Current unit .I6 Cut short 17 Wind instrument 4 4 Ands(Fr) 45 Makes pig sounus 47 Who (Fr ) 48 Stow cargo 50 Shoulder (Fr) 19 Ascribable 20 Sutherland specialty 22 Sudden 52 Feels 53 More agile 54 Record 55 Canvas muscular contraction LA 23 Variable star by Mort Walker FOOD $3'-QoOo... EL?PIONE / $235?8... LIGHTS 1 ,, 5 093.. I HATE THE flRST OF THE / ioi oi TLON P!! lTd NUN NA I riI- AlaT -T 10 On the briny 41 Stiverve 43 Docks 31 Author 45 Atop 12 40i JU',T cTA.PI.o 1IEE N ee6TIIX 4D-9 TiAw?J 37 Piece of ii r Lvvrrrqn) .._._. aI uIirIIIIfl mi -- II to Whiz Mal 26 Mescal cactus 2 storage place 21 Just off ground 28 Compass for vireapons point 3 Student leftist 23 Chic 30 South IN 1 25 Stocking 4 Period 5 Actor 38 Magic chatin 39 Son of Oiled mishap IInolll by Art hansom - ifjf 12 Soigne 1 I ; 6 I 1 (7 (8 9 10 — 13 — — uiiiut lull noI MEN NI ll I Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents tennis, 8 Arrange anew 35 Press for 9 Ripe payment DOWN 30 work Lanoxin, I take no medication. others who want this is fairly sedentary, formation call sund A My plan to retire in six with ;I long. slaniped, scif. but I addressed envelope for it to iii nonths HEADER d II entirely upon what 110 % 1551. HadlO 0t% Station causes palpitations DEAlt DR I.A.M111 So niw~,, Irregularities. If they occur in a 4Ot1iCfl thcM' rt are plagu healthy person, and a medical ,heck up shows no problems with facial hair Call such an individual can develop cnlighknus .i' to the out. P an exercise program gradually, to avoid it, shat to do about it hen it is excessive, and r t.,t You may be taking the Lanoxin to control part do synthetic hornii irregularities, or you may be play in this embarrassing ii taking it because your doctor agonizing problem " DEAlt HEADER 111t. 1.4" thinks vour heart inuscle needs, .strengthening. Since you main factors Involved it, require heart medicine, )ou fiumhar characteristic.san(f o is should not engage in physical balance bet%ileen riialt' w, Off JL . a4 . • " -. •' '- '. • t . •. 'i. . - . ' . I .t • By one vote. Seminole County (,nlnassionur luL-sdav gave Orlando the final go-ahead to build the Iron Bridge sewage treatment plant near Oviedo. The plant, ~%Iuch Orlando officials million i including interceptor linesi, -Aill treat ,t-,Aage from 0flando, Orange Count) and LI ' .,. i •" on MEN I on all HIMERNE ROMEOl 1P ARCHIE -c. C OThER BL? NO c' • - '•fr' ESYOU S 4 Y.X't. 1••E..uWEsr4Q V(Xj y(jO Qq BE L 4CME' -' r--'\ C4LE EPARTW~o DEPAQTMEN7STQQE AO St O, Ti AvES&CLOvwH4OS, Ti(v L5E ThEM IN ALL Tl4: YES.. . G4cATCWrP 4IPW.' 1.:. 01 oil quo I & MK by Howie Schneider U THE fl iFJS Awsr COMMA 00k1fJIE.XE SA(.IVIARILS sos. 23 Dec. ij Vol PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer U EMBARRASSE1 WHEN "CU THANKEP EVERYONE AT - MRS NUTCHELL FOR FISILLA5 PARTY THE POTATO CH. 5TURr' CA KE AN D /y WHAT PIP r SAY? TERRIFIC JUNK FOcX? MRS. NUTtHELL'! _c C1-'MINI I )ourself in situations today This could be ,A here you are unable to run the day. provided you roll up your sleevesdon't and go to wok Tackle show. If you don't get up(lght, tasks. talk things still stork out just as if >ou were the producer. Find out CANCER June 21-July 22I more about yourself by sending Enjoy yourself t0(Isy but select lc our cops of Mtr.raph titter. Mail 50 cents for och attis itit s t ha t won t cost y ou rim and i k Iteziiorse will and .r long, self-address in if >ou blow the budget on one aniped envelope to A.slr0( day's fun (;ra, P.O. Box . Radio Cit) Station. N.Y.. 10019. Be sure to ¶E() iJul 23Aug. 22u We specify your birth sign. een taught it is Iliure blessed to gist than receive. (Ah'KIt()RS 'Dec. 19 Friends will appreciate you lit-call this today if you're tennp(ttl to slice an extra wedge more today if you don't pr fort ourself it hen cutting up the deeply into their private , °' fairs - Open no closets where then lila) be hidden skeletons V IR GO Aug 1 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl etJT Th COMPUTER SS YA ONLY QLJAIJP,' FER A LOAN FREE krztwc LOAN CO tA%'Eg 0' FIVE E4..XKS.' 20i Your judgment is really quite ken today, but there is a possibility you'll be ovi'rIs critical of your own concluslons Don't 1r) to second. ),UCS yourself. - e€AsrL1 T1Y CSAPRYN11NC.!" v CUSTER I.IHRA I Sept 23-Oct - PISCES ileb. 2Mar SyLVESTER, PALSY team AItIES March 21-April 191 1tt- xinsibijities not of your t)on't neglect your respon- sit 'Iities caret-nw ise. The rewarj could be larger than usual Stake this a payday, a playday SCORPIO i0ct you're congenial today. all of ) our encounters will lit' pleasant ones Caustic actions will evoke a similar response. I .i' -I br-ri laiiir (o r rid 0 hr $tt ni n liihn / iiria 313 Ini-umbr'iit seat 5 Sid Itit hard IIarr 1 errs i lnn'uml*nt - lull it (,ri,r .I;inIli Hill 0 • I .ake \lor s 2r '. 0 ut (i'Ilt%i ii ( lore Italmir ]s.ni Lnnbren,Jiitj Irights Iii uiiitviit i ., 3.1 .I. ' • 1 'Itfi \r'ki i a aK 3 • A 6 432 & K Mayor • 95 a i- .ist Vi cit ulnerbIr Opening lead Q a __________________ We aren't going to get into the merits and erascnils of South's failure to open stha of three spades or his rather optionstic jump to four spades in response to his partner's duo opening In an)' event he did bid it and was fortunate enough to get a queen of c1uhs lead from WeNIL lie rose with dummy's ace arid East dropped the king. A success. ful spade finesse cniablu'd IS • ---- • stinners Of es New Casse/berry It) I)ONNA ESTFS Iterald Staill Writerr of the 9,163 eligible voters in the Cities of 'a.1k'rrs, Lnigstuod and Lake Mary stel.t to the pulls 1 iiitll.d) tIn' (aselherr) eledion was the ouster 01 IIi:t;1ii:ht thr pri t nit it or b a fornut niitisor Iii hi ii it rnxl in Incumbent (OUflhiItiidfl it is U ltttt1 It) 4 Ia:iilslule. .-\nitI in Lak e Mars one race was d.'cided b) a single g,. of munils and (t,,',ni fit lii'irts If South g' tl u. either suit he is hroii. South a .1-I lot iarite iii'. tie have a sure thing 'iur.thiriiissi rn is it reiisonabl% normal bridge plot l-os has un ads sh lit 0 kin -dt utt i I i I i ii. k irig if Iiit:s Ili. o Is - Ii,,. H iii irds lb t- itilil stir fiiiiIi' bat,' 01)411111 tti i%t5 tti rid (Ii i i4us i has 11) do t.iwan,j tMitti red kinir'- i ' ill it iii his . ()tit tn - Sit,' , . . ' " th elated Bill (;rit'r, with his wife. Phyllis. at his sole. eivs'd pats on the hack and congratulations all around t sup;virtt rs at lbs ( .sdtxrrs (its Hall i Elections .. 11a Mirris announced tin' winners ii Is ,sno st ar'i , i Grier. after t_,% t 'it tS i-ti (bier at i iii us or and four irs rip (lii it) Cl UI)' ii ft i i ,'f ,'.jt at tti. h,Iflij' 1)1 (,cr,ild t 'hristeri.st'ni , ni'ite list 0 rinitrist r'ii figure t1urm his 'iLiit -t cot tennit, itOs not pit-sent to hear the results hIts b . ii It ot n Dale, re presented his father;is ht had -ti the ,',iiIpaignt trail, at a ;xIitical rally and on the t:n tic ig vutc. in the' final days of the catli., A 'tI - i j ' . '' itioni ' , i'iiwiiiliioini John l-igtity, wha polled the highest rttziiifr of votes t-a.st n the Casselberry elections, for M. v.a - A Mi,uuii nailer -,, . ii turn to a fourth tt'rnii tin the city council, noted that he .'ivt'd O feint-i siiks than two sears ago i .4lIt1t) \ ridit-agut' in ttt' lot-al Ih'niottatic Lt'cutis t' ininititti, Winterr prinL si itor tros l'iI mitt ri cr-ted unIt a tituuntli aiu, %%;I% at uty hail to 'lId his - - ngrotul,atious i),Aun Sht-pliiril, -Aho had faileil Ili attumpts Ili thc p;ol I ' to know if we i's i-n .. , with II tiit r points The iurisw,'r it tha t iti de ale r , i Hiraid P ho to by ' +, I ika- \lars elect itni ra'ttimiis art' t'het'kt'd iiii %%.Ill lit polling place. I akv Mill.% 1,%*~-' "lust have 4.1-3."1 11,lr~ btitjni and rio Maybe A Q t- n V K . £Q .1 St'Iiumail See TF:KRt', Page 2A - , ' I. -. j--. I I OPULP"YE BUT rylE NO OT .4 stnittion olIn i il say, sill begin by next .1os Co inm I s s Iii tie r s 1)1 c k Williams, Bob French and John Alexander voted to give Orlando until June 198 to begin building the plant. which still process up to 24 million gallons of s st igr tir h dot pouring the treated ttatt ater into the Little Econlockhatchee River ii iii in ISS ion e r s lbr r Ksiatkotski and Bill Kirchhoff ',oted against extending the construction deadline Commissioners made their decision at a public hearing on sthe(her to give Orlando •urwither six months to start constrt'tion on the plant. In approving the six-month extension for the start of contnjction on the plant. corninissioners also approved an Orlando proposal which %Ail alloiii, Seminole County to reserve up to 5 million gallons ;r da of sestage treatment capacit) i at tilt- 24-million~allon plant. The agreement will msure w%age treatment capacity at t he plant for the Seminole cities . -- 4 - a ed :-' , L •j4. .. . . : -. - 14 1 ' f - " as . X --.-'--.t, I , • . (1hairman Dick Walianis lie and Fren ch had in dicated they stuulrth't vote to permit conCont ruct ion of the plant in Seniinolt' withouta gLarant'. I treatment (apat its It the plant for Seminole ouniti ins Orlando City Attornt') i-.gt'rton K van den lIerg inaft the offer to reserve treatment capacity for Seminole at a ;tablic hearing last week 'Wt' worked with ount s t if! nt.,'nt,t'rs over the past week to L aft a '- p1 abli u.n itt I . It funk It t done so.' rg ttnt r uffi:ials it ill totif) Stiiunolt wtKn the plait is treating 1 million gallons of st'sat' each day. The count) wiuld have until the follow ng October to reserve' treatment in half -million-gal incrnt'nts up to S million al tons 'i)nssos r'ntpti.i'izt'd tilt %% ere aPPriisrn I Slit 01 tn utn,'nt plant wilt: •i ii-ax innim t opacits to treat A. gtIIIUIIS Of SO4 age Sti.'ri Orlando officials ' .innouniutst Plan.s to tnwll I:.i:it, thet said the plant .n rI it 48-million i , I .ipiilt% It) nit-ti long-t. t::. sew iigt' treatIient nt'r'ls , orlando, Orange Counts it. I Her IT WAS COLD OUT THERE a l d p;I b, t o rn t,.'ii K it lit I)is is iiid tin Ii riij)t r it un to id in g hi limit her [till thu St .itlio r stors for tod is it St is cold It is thjrt -s-four du'i'rt'es acictorditig to Ili,' thermometer at tilt, Atlantic Batik in Sanford this niorultig and kath Is hu,idIu'd up for the sturst. Stay hutidleil Kaths. 1h St itha mi in predicts i st irtn ing trend. hut iit until s u Ii.ts e one inure night Ili this hi I Is St I ilhit I PI - - - - VOL ., ij . --' . ' . ' 4 1. HAVE Lsr AloNAr Willa. . of Winter Springs and .' t,'ti ( ', i $00 * I)lstrl(t I Ito) l.dhvnspergcr 36, 7 nun or tO e 6 3 June IAIrrnalIn Irn-urntw,it Ex-Mayor Beco - £ i)iIrk't Tn -City Ei Election Results ' V Q8 167, • ith kitig-jat k iii' bieton itt vat h Inc TItit was South "till three titan t' and 1%44. ii ;nIilinIiI'i rr i :0 15i1; 4 '33 31 • I.''ingsniirI lit) i ( iiuni l I)ktrii-t i I(iihn'rt t)ast's l.arr (,iildtwrg Incumbent seat • B. I.. llelnis Sti-ttn Iskert it r' t I I)t'l.riit'. Las h i Inc umbent , Vat 'routhtnard dunyinis £A9 A Iii 2 • Q 10 £ Q J 1082 i irohh Il 663 • i liii UIliIM'Ilt i 11(0" S401111 a I laudr l lhte Sheppard I, attn tuiiir.itiii.it nni Hi aid Ni o b Donna £ nit) from ss ik'. 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For the pet-son who does dermatolgL.ct U.lI) kio not have such limitations, a sthich one.i are reputat Ic in it. For Wednesday, Dec. 7, 1977 sensiblcexercise program may coniiniunit help to forestall or even prevent Of course ou can pull Ifir U, 'OUR BIRTHDAY making could be shifted to your heart disease. What Is good for out ouch - but the) 'A il; Dec. 7, 1977n stro g shoulders today. You'll one is not good for all. come back ssht,ther s)0u use a (to the job admirably, To give you more inforniallon wax preparation or (;ive free rein to your secret TAUHUS tAprd 20-May 201 On Palpitations, I am sending And youcan often unprove ambitions this coming 'ear If appearance bs bIt it bini thin 10(1.1) )OU are a hail fellow. )OU The health Letter number there is project you want to well met in dealing with out. develop requiring capital or siders and associates. talent that you don't ;)o,,,. Ilo%ever, your family may feel look around for a partner. the accolade is unearned. r • 1 AW, - Pl ant 11% M A RK %%F I\BI- R(, Herald Staff % titer - i Go I For S I . J Iron Bndae .3!. - .--.. . iteari irregulariti, 32 !_' % w — 70th Year, No. 93—Wednesday, December 7, 1977 on jogging, golf or other forms of exercise for a person with an irregular pulse and palpitation. I am a male, 60 ears old, 5 feet H. and weigh 183, and have no other medical problems. c1jly dose of Otherthan a daily j i-tut-i-t Cj — — LAMB- I would be lntrcsted in your continents DFAH DR. ãiiii'TjTi * jf : THE BORN LOSER • T ONLJO_JOjjt C H NIII$IM$Ib * j '' shelters in Cetus BEETLE BAILEY Start Daily Walking Habit !J9j Eskimo boat 6 Fat. L'E ME TO — 36 Weather Answer to Previous Puzzle bureau (abbr) !! 39 Tease IIJ LIf P1 40 Genus of $h t T1j -ttt0i I I V 1T ,: I. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 06, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 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/506c26bfaa05dc2e5df058cfe4afa2d7.pdf 2c600fbc3b23df3ea37654ebe56160a5 PDF Text Text _ _ _ Evening]Hleimdd 70th Year, No, 9 1—Monday, December 5, 1977 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 4T THE MMM Fr I!; LiA m ill < r (Ti 3 1' . PARADE !~ Z t* ft • I I " a. c W v-~l In -• (tlb (Ki)%1) 0' , 'NI 011Db F IRST ft I Ut IHNt and .~U ,,ATt _~ I flli~7 Sanfor'd and _ _ ___ 12,(W sAatched the parade (k)wn First Street S-iturday morning under sunn) skies The 140-unit parade took in hour and M U, I - r - M A ,-A 2-A - a - - • — 0 tj (Zi £ inni rs in each c itt ors l • Ma - -- t'tct'pt equetnan S4mnforl C hristian School took e"nd :irnung private a S - hool WIlLS winners Other flitUfit UI his thit ju _____ : s d here s here th. matter st*nth ti Bon Thani s the Arlea Rowell,fired a week ao co unty's ptrnne1 hrtor and af( ime action officer. said she ouItt appe al her unsat isfactory p ormanie ratwg hKh led to the firing to the bunt) Administrator Roger \isendtr, w ho will hast 30 da)s to uphold or o(urn the firing Duane [Jarrell, etuei sheriff's deput> said questions ii the henffs employment questionnaire for hiru deputies which federalinvestigators have termed potentiall) disrrim1rator not local are determined b%. the state Police Standaribs Council officials - and that the que st ions are the -one as those iske d of prospective FBI agents Don Hippn chief of the count s 's building (IlsisiOn sat d be h.ipp to hire qualifird black.s. but that none ha applied nce h is hired b) the unts ut April Dl Personnel Director Thaiite' said the county ould determine it-, response to the c harges after count) officials flu t tth the attorney. Ddsidorrreichof Miami he Kor - - Trophies also ihI k pri St nit d for ss orid Plane 9 P I a gess ilhioul Ii ihloons \ot fliLK hi if on ask th. s tso h ii,n m % Ii.it s J parade PARADE Page 2A I Torn vACf t aii1ord s parade Fr . — - g - o -I - ' * a 0 _____ 'I - I . + E I - I r ' - - / • r I I I I • • - : : ."• • :; - - $ February 1976. r' '? I Ro I iii + vio1ation cite" within 1 tias s. the letter s.us ftc ('iiUfltV thi' stir still receive $1 • million inre tnue-sharin funds Ms as the county's budget off lee well, hired in October hassturkedwider ThwnesWretflslnceSove1nbe1to find 1)5 to update and implement the tunts s affirmatise action plan. approved b% unanimous Sote of the aunts touuiiission in ' _____ 9 WE — JF t:!i,T :t • ' a g - nreich returns front his vacation next week The charges of discrimination mre contained in a letter froin licruadine Denning. director of the federal office of He% Sharing, to County Commission Chairman Dic k Williams Muth airman received No% 17 Please indicate soi intu ntion intl effort s to correct 1l 1 M W - • - • M MM ig - - Cflti) ' • of playing children on p1 s ground equipment. iI1 r, on oess1on of the plaque for one ear. Kra>ola ollgt also will rectite the first Plitit trophy for the best private - f While spokesmen for t%%o Seminole ('ounty departments, under fire from the federal Office Revenue Sharing for allegedly using discriminatory hiring practices. responded, a black personnel analyst %vho was fired last week said this morning she Would appeal the firing. 708 S z Ron ,t••,c. P Ut D1 TO PASS liv MARK WEINIWItG It's Christmas" theme went to Krayola Kollege of Hin Ave . Sanford. 1lie day nursery. which had a large float with c: 71 -n in t Christ, Paxe IL ANNUAL ( IIItI'TM • lii the Sanford parade, the Grand Marshal's In n F (Mt TIJF At State Sta n a 15 minutes to STREET WAITS iscrimination: Some Officia ls Aim Blame South St. _ A 1 'Is Rowell - one of three black professionals who stork in the courthouse as fired bs Thamet aft er spending a sear on 4. - ail 7 CD 0 Er cr probation. .. I 5 W who will have 30 days to uphold or overturn Ms Ro" ell's firul~. wiler countv personnel regulations on C= 0 IM 5; 11 a I . ^Q( Tharnes said this morning that if NcisiAcrider upholds her firing. Tharnes %ill hire another liersonnel anal%st whose principal responsibilm ml! be working %lith ine to' update the 9! % 4. 72. low a [ ago jk~= t," + tit U = _ C The letter front the revvnut-shariniz office rcquc!ts- count officials to "establish goals and tinictables which Atli en,able Ille workforce of Seminole Count, go%erninent, including the Scininole Ifigh graduate Mike Good I G9) gets I-ead% to do his blocking thing for Florida State letter also requested the sheriff' s office to eliminate pottnhiu1ls ibsi nmina%ors employment questionnaire que toms re urdiri redoing his thing Dec.23 s hen F plays Ii L% rt'Ch In Orlando's Tangerine 8osl Florida S, *iturday.:5-9. Mike % ill be doing'and - CL. 44 Hra'd • I 97 IOU Tho-% love a parade. e%pecially tile %seekend AI- 'olbv Torn Ni?s And this tuba pbs er from the ited Hurricane hand of 4..4)utll Senlillole Ifigh Schoo)l loves the sounds a AIN ,.V,. p . o .i- o on + ;10 1.4 cr — - e- U a Poll gE 11% TOM GIORDANO CI, hi. raid \i st s Editor Orlando police tod u • . U - ,, il rg in im car and initut-thatel iiiipa t ste n to e nit r,e ft . ' • %Iaizula%as%alkjng alorii, , tit VollLs%agen that struck and according to tile fernale - 9 ' driver of a (li rnnd q Officer Bass said ailiong the and reported th'e Incident. other vehicles which strik the hitfort I uiuli ,et off I-I and ftc ,_ I Ili it tit- was killed on the initial struck the youth m C5 4 ' 4 to be the vehicle that first itudent Maijula bo% was a car driven back on again it) set- if I Could elbow the eastbound lane of l sthe'n, by an Orlando city coni- It*i iss i o ne r. Roc i i 3E r R' in vnitsting public aid tit locatinil, EFF - z isse R de, H tches Bass gave this account of the V FIN I Youth cc $7 2 11 I + ,- - irk, '- " "1 LF 4 >i 1) F sa 1 - Altamonte Boy Struck By Several Cars on 91 1 I have a CB radio Kille d k he th sald Bass ur,ecl an)one stho iniht p III to ee St it the I ikel reall> sensed soniethin strong, guesstus brother had to go Ovic Center Wi- i:.ot there .4, 1 telephoned Orlando police horne to tell Bob's inother." have infurniati, )n about thr heavil> damaged Volks wagen abOUt 530 ) III. It SSIS S to contact Orlando police tin- cro,-Wed. We got up front ;is far •mj they told me to come dost eseomb said MzWa was So the could ask tile !ionic employed at the Sheraton mcdiateb'. o%d pushing. shoving, %%ent, and later I identified his Park. s Lakeland with a friend gue s it was about 9pm. sthcnl _______________________________________________ lie was identified as Conu inissioner Robert Keith, coasin Volkswagen went around her of San ford City Conunissioner 1-I early Sunday morning. Killed was Robert Mazzula of eastbound car in the passing Eddie Keith. 410 Auburn St.. as he lutchiked lane, swerved back into the All. was the onl) motorist along a stehl-lighted section of outside lane in front of her car who hit the boy to stop arid the iniersiate above Robinson and slammed into the boy return to the accident scene We Mazzula, according to Bass, determined Irorn exarnining the a.m., according to Orlando %as killed instantly, but coininissionitir's car that his car pol ice dragged 350 feet. flosses- er. t'ouht not have killed Mazzula. In my car and went Immediately channel 9... officer Ilms also said several other Investigating ''It i4as it ver) sickening sight Clarence Bass said police are vehicles struck the boy after the to see a body laying in the road nelp. the Orlando Police looking for the early model fasthok said by an eyewitness Volkswagen, Mazzula had driven it, •is cr Ste could, but that questlon.c to see if I could help I Saturday night to attend a rock discovered Bob wasn't with liii' concert, but he and his friend an%more. I hung around outside became separated sonetiiiie' after the concert for about an to emergency we're like that," said Commissioner Department and the ambulance "but convinced from the evidence Keith today "I have a (ii rachel "ere already there. I did hear 71 bud) I headed for home afte sepa rat ion it I duke 1 IflI Vhe11 I did the) '.ud Bob that unit then I saw\Iazzujj s %kv had left SaturiLiv about 4 1%iiln't returned %vt Illen I brother and told hirn about it I killed an 18-year-old Altamonte motorist oho said she saw the )CII01A • I r lt'. Of J'% ent '' It. Jkijfjj: U;) 1" park ing IIh,ht it the scent Springs boy as he walked along accident, the 41 driven them to Lakeland. hlascomub pieced together the Inn on Lee Road in Winter i oday (luring the night and he had to hour and a half, but cliulth t Around The Clock hitchike back to Altamonte find han, so I drove home. "The next day in lather.he*s Bridge Springs. according to Bass ho told me that Calendar it was Iark Bascomb of 2l the flC O'Brien lid., Fern Park, a good ,- wnivone %ws killed on the in. Uornics friend oif Slauula who hail ter.state, I don*t know. I got Croiis%ord such a funny feeling inside.. I I.dltorlal figured H give Bob's Lunih a Dear .hh -: -. 4-A Dr. Lamb 4.B Ilorcscope 4.11 Obituaries 4-B OUHSFI.VFS 4-A Television 1.8 Weather 3- A 64-A 2-8 2-A • • �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mondap, Dec. S 1577 _____________________________ I - Alii& . ..-11 , NA11ON , 116, Wayward leen-age elephant, headed home to the (.115 IHI his people - i\r ollti Pfl DF BEGINS ' - i - It'll Be Kno N ot Ch riss oto As Music To So e Ears Amy Will Get Her Wish FSTF.S Herald Stall V. net Parade The name of Christ has een X'd-out of tiav oervances in the public school S)stem of Seminole Counts this )ear. The school bands will not 21a'. Christmas carols, choruses will not sing religious songs and classr ooms or schooL' will not be decorated with anything denoting the birth of the Christ child, under a directive sent to the local public schools b) the schocl administration 'We ;ent out a rre:i4o to the effect that the schools should Li' very careful and not depict the Nativit),' said Ralph Ha). ad. rLinistrative assistant and pubic information officer of the school system today. It was noted by those L&serving the Christmas parades in Sanford and in the Altamonte-Casselberry areas over the weekend that the emphasis was placed by the school bands on songs about Kris Krtngle and Santa Claus. Gone was "0 Come All Ye Faith1W" and other traditional Christmas carols. Has said the school system memo was the result of an earlier lengths memo from Ralph Turlangton, state education commissioner. Turhrigton's memo, which pointed to U.S. Supreme Court and state Supreme Court decisions, said that the Commission on Religion in the Public Schools. American Association of School Administrators, has recommended that the schools follow a policy of "encouraging reasonable recognition of Chrigm.as in the schools in the spirit of exposition of the differing rites andcustoms of families, c ul tures and creeds — each with deep meaning for its adherents, and in sum revealing the many different religions, phalcopPuca1, and cultural practices and beliefs held by Americans." What we are trying to do," Ray said. "is not do awas with Chri.stm,, but avoid of. fending persons of other religions. There has been one case on art which declared a picture used temporarily art would be all right We interpret this to mean a 'Christmas Around the World' series showusg the customs of different counties, as long as the birth' is not depicted, would be all right. We cannot teach religion in the schools, but can teach comparative religions." Ray said. iCootinued From Page IA include Religious-first, Salvation Arms; second, Child Evangelism ____________________________________ lk,fore He's used to being aro'und 'his people,, - I 4 ---.& Fellowship; Civic' first, Cab Scout Pack 529 and second, the Ballet Guild; Commercial. first, Flagship Bank; second, Seminole Memorial Hospital School of Radiology Cars. first, Kappa Sigma Omega; second, Pilot Club of Sanford; Mar ch ing Units. first, PJC's School of Baton, Winter Springs; second, Milwee Middle School; Public Schoolsfirst, Midway Elementary'; second, Future Farmers of America; Equestrian Units- best group, the Tiajuana Raiders; best groomed, white pony and cart d ri ven by Paula WORLD IN BRIEF Who Skyjacked Crashed Jet Over Singapore? SINGAPORE (UPI) - Who were the gunmen who hijacked a Malaysian Airlines jetliner and fought a gunbattie aboard the plane before the craft exploded and plunged into the swamps of southern Malaysia? Th at was the question being asked today after th e deaths of all 107 aboard th e Boeing 737 that was seized Sunday. Some sources said the hijackers were members of the Japanese Red Army guerrillas. Trophies are on display in the window of the courthe use annex on First Street. A crowd estimat ed by Altamonte Springs Police Deputment be tween 2&0()) and 30,000 watch ed the hour and 45 minute pa rade on U.S. 17-92 and SR 436 Sun da y afternoon. The event was cosponsored by the Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce, th e two cities, and local busanesseL The Grand Marshal's trophy for the best com- 2,000 Protest Madrid Death MADRID, Spain (UPI - An estimated 2,000 !eft-wingers smashed shop windows and hurl ed fire bombs Sunday night to protest the death of a youth shot by police in a new out break of violence in the Costa del Sol capital of Malaga. Th e violence was s pa rked by the dea th of Manuel Garcia, a 19-year-old factory worker who was shot by police earlier in the day d uring a demonstration by some 200, pe rsons in favor of home rule for Andalusia, mercial float HAMILTON . Bermuda (UPI—Two hun' cited combat-hardened British troops have arrived in Bermuda to help enforce an allnigh t curfew, apparently ending three days of racial riots over the hangings of two convicted murderers. Two firebombings were reported Sunday night but police said it was th e quietest day since the disorders erupted Thursday. V EATHER .w, a sa iw, ,uw 10" 9: .:i 51Furn., - - - to Winter Park Federal Savings and Loan Assn. The Pr es ident's trophy for the best non-commercial float went to Elks Lodge 2422 of Apopka. The Mayor's Award for the fl oat best depi cting the "Spirit of Christmas" them e went to Sunbank of Seminole County arid the Chairman's award for the first runner-up theme float went to the Orlando Cosmopolitan Associates Inc. who decorat ed the Briton Troops Calm Bermuda TIDES aviosi Beach: high 2:11 went in 1:51 pm Port Canaveral: hIgh 1:11 am. 2:2* pm., low 1:19 am,, 1:41 Bayport: high 8:48 a.m., 8:53 p.m, low 2:55 a.m., 2:43 p.m. Forecast: Cloudy, scattered soowers and warmer, next week. U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young said Sunday Middle East developments may be "poten.. tinily out of control" and In London Israeli Prime Minister to reach agreem en t on a joint position. The walkout dashed hopes of a unified radical Arab stand, but Syria, Libya, Algeria, Sout hern Yemen and the two . - ' . . .. i .. .F . t . ' 1 1 J . . - .. .'. .. '' now el . : de"elop a national movement to return prayer in public schools will be unveiled next month, according to Anita Bryant, nationally known singer and anti-gay rights advocate. Miss Br-) ant revealed the proposal during a press conference here in southeast Tennessee where she participated in a concert performance cosponsored by a church Saturday. The singer, who waged a one-woman campaign against homosexuals, told :ewsnen the prayer in school movement '.'ill be her next major undertaking. ASW.A I team was assigned to protect Miss Bryant at her performance. Unlike many other appearances, there were no protesters or hecklers to greet her. "This is one of the few places where I've seen signs welcoming me," she said. "It's quite refreshing." .4 / I - Iwo-year-old John Nicholson of Altamonte Springs eyes the Mtamonte-Cassclbcrr parade as he' hangs on to his bigger-than-life' balloon. _______________________ Gems Color TV StolenFromHome , II3i UiT AlIItSIIA'tIS Herald Staff Writer . - Gene Obenland, reporte-i to sheriff's deputies the theft of $940 in power tools and equipment, including two chain saws, a sander and drill, from his shop at l6 V.'. State Road 427, Lengwood , Brantley High School Ma rc hin g Pat ri ots Band sponsored by Locaters International. — JANE 158AM TOWERS RESIDENTS hAVE COMFORTABLE VIEW - major Palestinian groups said Sadat, in an interview with ,,,.ia i uuau . aaiemenx un and Britain's Independent later in the day condemning Television News, said the Arab Sadat, radicals "will never influence One Palest inian leader said anything in the Arab world, All the joint statement calls for a this shouting will not influence "total break in diplomatic the whole position of Arab relations with Egypt." If Syria solidarity at all." signs the agreement, it would Sadat, puffing calmly on has greaUydiin the cof pipe, called on Israel to make a reconven ing the Geneva Middle concession In the longEast peace conference. stalemated Middle East In Amman, Jordan, King dis pute. Hussein said he hanned to visit H. said Israel fl1uit "fe,.. ik - ------Syria and perhaps Egypt in an co nseq uences" lilt stands by Its attempt to over come the bitter fl refusal to withdraw from divisions plaguing the Arab all occupied Arab lands and world, allow the establishment of a Hussein, In an NBC-1V "Meet Palestinian state. the Press" broadcast from Mkedwtiethwr this meant the Amman, said Jordan's goal Is verbal nonaggression pact "trying to hold everybody made with Israel in his together if we can, and It is mil estone visit to Jerusalem probably an Impossible pcsl- last month might be In tion" 1.nnarth'. sdut ul4 -J' - a "r ahoille A '' 1010 "For s ur e. Right, right, right. They (the Israelis , should come to Cairo with the answer (to my peace initiative r in their pockets." Young, in an interview on CBS-TV's "Face the Nation," said the United States may have to "pick up the pieces" following the dramatic diplomatic developments in the Middle East. The American role at the --. oe 1 U ...UV VIVI ViIL "to try and keep the overall situation in perspective,— Young said. After two days of talks with British Prime Minister James Callaghan ri... - Sunday and at a dinner for his host Young urged European leaders to support the peace conta ct s be tween Israel and Egypt witho ut exerting undue ffiri #11 '..yWIuI.IIt pi I 41110 01 ut I It %,; ° Eddie Williams Nicholas Wictsma it. • . Ha yek an M Spivak, DeRart' F thtard H Evans Jr ' Louis Carter, Longwood tr,q,,. ç v George J Krebs. lingwood Mary Beth hlutchings. ( 1ran' ('it Keith A Sprin'. About $4,680 in diarnid jewelry, costume jt'w..'lry , watc he s, liquor and assorted items including a po rtable co lor television set were report ed Altamonte.Casselberry Chamber of Commerce fl oat with an international theme. The Directors' trophy for the best mar ching unit went to the 180-piece Lake - 111$ Seabury Burtis, l)eltona Peter Vainiumias, lk'ltcna Jmues A. Price. Cteneva - , - I Mary K imisiii,u. Winter Hence But't-ellato BIRflIS (.lenn M. & Judy A kriger,bab' girl, Sanford lAnd'i H Robinson a bos Joel v c N mm Haddock Wilma A Hopkins . ',.'.""'- FISHING GEAIt GONE Edward .tdkiso, , rou bolt box 3b, Apopk,i, reported ' theft of fishing roijs and ri"i valued at $0O from a utit'. rsnn at his resideng ' I'LILSF; I't'HLoINF[) . %nnit' Mae Blackshear, .. 1908W. 16th St. report ed t x Sanford I'olict' the theft of $3110 cash from her purse at lay re's. The purse had been left bnefly in a dr essing room at the st ore on Saturotas. - ,• ,,,., lt,'uuttt Payne Sophie C Rinkas'agt' Boy Dean Sugdt'n Ester N Ward Go W Williams u Elizabeth () Young V.'dl B Green, [)ellary }Ielt'n I. Sanford, l)eltona .John G Schneider, lh'Itona Thnnas H Sobeck, Like 10Mary Morris 11 Hedges, t)viedo Annie Ma.' ('orley , Tangerine Claudia Nocto & boy, Ih'Land l)F:('F:%IRF:it Afl%II5H)NS Sanford' Jurls- A Krigcr F- muves -. ft Kuchinsky, E'ltoti,, Louis Lucas, Deltona Eugene 1' '(ickert Deitona F'iaravante Rubino, [kltoria Sue Fardley' Longwood ' .lenette Johnson, Tampa l)lM llAht(.F..s Sanford Carmen Jimenez & girl Sanford DISCHARGES: Sanford: Baby girl Kriger I Swain, & boy J0infl1 Dukes Mary B. Privet Joan E. Mullm.s Ion Beth Smith Michael I.. Sutton 'fliomas B. Thurston Michael A. Witt, I)ellary (;race E. Berg, Ih'land Murray Dempsey, Dt'ltona Armour McCla', Deltona Alfred H. Scheid, Deltona Barbara A. Dampier. taking an(] this uould bt- more Li S We want V0tlr Jilet irne. ,.'. , i Ar - , :, I.: '. _,. s a ... ' ....... . I 11 - ' ' ' " ) .. .' .' . . :• .'. I . It L 'I-, I 4 -_ li~._ -_ .a' / / - I I . . .. . '. / / / . Barrel '11k, chief deput% said the sheriff's department fur v%- Vr a %,car has had ''an active recruitment prograin for bla(k.~. ant] femi'des We have contacted various black-oriented agericus, and we've appealed to black leaders in the county for help They've been o st cooperative, but you can't force itnybods to apph for the job of sheriff's deputy if they don't want to. Sonicone nug'ht frvI the) I 7 / 11 1 'I' I)tANE ISAItRELL . .'ii lot of problems Meeting Off Ui,' is ' ''flit' results of the ex.ani arc unIv one of three factors ihi' others are an oral mtcr'iew bekre the sheriff's ii', i 'n'ict' board and seniority. Each factor is given a nwuirical 'alu". and .. WIdi 5(1)11'S dEL' auueu up. is promoriomi (lie is prt'parcil .iing officers intht' order of their total scores We promote right -if th,a list." Harrell list 'j'ht' revenue-sharing office investigated lb.' sheriff' , ft'partmuent and other counts agencies after reviuwuig a litter of 'lt'tt'niii'iation issued by the Florida, division of the ft'ilt'ri Equal E,uiipIoiiit'nt Opportunity ('omnnhission EEO('i, who h alleged the county's building division four years ago hired a hit,' as t ui lding ins pect or who less qualified than ,\ltred G I )t'I..ttibeautjicrt', who is black The EE(.)( letter ,,lso said the tniilding (li"lsiofl is entirely 'grt'gated. Th e EEOC Is no longer a party to the l)vl.attibeauliurt' ('aM '.mce he initiated a federal inti'discruninatnri '.uit igaio't the county in July in Orlando federal district court The letter from the revenue-snar in g office said allegations discrtjiiinatory hiring and segregation in the building division are ''indetsi founded." !ict't irw CkWl" * 64L IDEAS SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI it I COOLING - 9 I Ti""UI)l'O. Vii uit'oi . Sot urof is mourning in Staunton. , fillwiiii, ci auto it utitrit t;usbanj if Mrs \I.iry it her nt' \ v rett ,S";u li ri '.t. lorr:,i'rls if Sanford, at the twit' 'f the .actident, he was 'n the w., I..' the monthly drill of the N,o al National (,uard h{' :aroi class rnets ufii','r Him - - IC ,-.I- I ala to the roof of the I.'story [Irani Tossers in downtoss n Sanford. Mrs. A r l e n e Bo d, manage r of the senior citizen retirement center, said the crane had to be used because the compressor is too big to fit in th e ties ator. flig. 1d ,'fl,,lIr',gr ''iiii.t tnri nut h1 iti '' POYiW6 4i "C Edward Marshall and '.i'.t,'r, Mrs Susie Anderson, %lit(on. Ga. Brisson Funeral [ionic is in barge of arrangenie'nts. JOHN Fit l_% 1 ;trgt' Fell;*, 91. A I i'int'.la St lAngwoud. died early Saturday- at Florida hispital No rt h A native of lqi . Ohio, he had liv ed in . ..... .... :_ ,. WI 11W ,I,UiIcs W liarkey, 8. f Sanford, die-.1 Sat ur day liar . rung ii an Orlando nur"mg hij' Itaril in Union COUCt', f,, (fl) to Sanford 1f'' Ili was retired frcii the Atlantic 1 'ast lane R..ilri,,d Ili' i a'. a rta'riibcr L'..la I'ru'hy tt'rian Church. S or i irs uiclut' thr,'. '.istt r'...\Irs I(uby llt'iiiim.t'rh' and \lr'. May ci,' l,ossing, toth of sanford •.nol ?slrs I :ra , Shepherd, Cocoa ltr:'.'.on Funeral home : choir,,' f .irrallgemnents in tIts BF:RTIF: MAhihIl.l. all mss 'F:i,l, WlI.Li SM.S -. itM 'our -- ..- ' — w .,,":.,"V-'.r". ... ,.,r.., ,....e',,' Cli,,,'., IIJTf H , C - ... II1RSTfR Survivors include two brothers. Boy ( V. ilinims, Sanford and Hill Will,ams. Likeland - ,.-',e.: 1.:'!'. .'- 71t'*t.8e4 Collar' ( TOILET TANK BALL A-.,',. , I..f., I• '.' * Brisson Funeral Born,' it 'harge of arrangements s-.- . AT HARiAAP! STORES Sursivors inicude two so ns. (;Unl,)fl I. Fella, Iiingwood and s Fella. I)aytona; 0 grankhuldrtn and 10 great gr,tndctuldren (i anikow-k;azne.s Funeral II IAngwood, is in .harge of •irr,sngt'ments 'zI. .- ". in..' , I,Q ,l~ T .tit .iv ~ Fill, V~~_ ('i.AtI)F: WlIlI)lH)N '0 'liuti,' Whidda: Sr , , f .'t Scott Ate.. Sanford, died Saturthis in Bakersfield, ('al ltrn in Pe rr y, he was a retired li',.ltir lie wa.s a niemti'r of r'.t Baptist Church of San' I ' "x1"—. ,_,?.,'5 ., fri 000H. CLAUDE A SR .. - '' ' :- Q .'1;'' -•'e '•'t. ' ' - ' .- '°, —;" PROGRESS ,'IiTPl (CO,'.O.uY , .r'9rer) cemetery er.sscr charge " "r'3 WILLIAMS. MISS 1ELL M I i,r'eraI S4'f'(5 for M's', .5t .5 II.,yrni',. 75 of iS2 C''.. 'i" A,,' 54tOOj At') i.t'ti St dh t' at Turj4ja, ' a m. Ihy tlra,e',de n OAII,,An 'emon,a1 PArk eth Ry,, Leo i.ng off (sting Br '550" I rst'r.y t4On"e no Ooarqy 44'mp no 'OARSHALL, MRS SERTIE 6 orerai s,r', ,ces to,' .si, e it MSr',hal Or i c4 tiO %'ç,.r,, II A Sr'to' *r0 p j- Sa'rday. ,,il be t'.y at 1' 'no Iiy$d5, at Brsion Inyrl Home *th On .1 tyd (onaVO otfc.atng B.r,ai Lake Ceno-oeiec', I$n.non .. - ,,.,- ,.,L',3' ? . -no - A,, ,, - - A srn. ces for . 'S' iOn Sr of 1$ Scot, Ave SflO'd. 1010 ded Saturday Cal *111 BatertI.eId e at ID a m at thy I ,s Ba?st Church *11, 0' smato Ott IC sting B.' a! - . '-no•5 '; . 'srOr' eWay no . ,~ Funeral Notices Pirc 1. •' :,.y,,,'..• .. ;' - CLARE BALMER, JR. CASSIL8IRRY COUNCILMAN - .r'' ' ' VOTE ON DECEMBER 6, FOR A BETTE CiTy'' 1977 ... .'..' .. r,r,a 95A -' it Slos Nell M Williati.., 75. of 1520 D,ulas live Sanford di ed Suoda'uiorntng Born in Mt Vern Ill s he came to °'. ifurd in V'21 and t retir ed 'ec rtars She '.is member of the American Association of Bt'tir ed I'. r so ns Survivors include it son, Mr. , ficrtiv It Marshall. 80, (Ijude A Wtuddon Jr , Sanht'm,uult, Ave , San' fri. two daughters, Mrs of ° ford (lied Saturday'. it rn in Lenora Mallory Sanford and Aru..dia. slit' had Ii vi'd in "1 r'. ,los cc Anderson of Sanford for t'1) !.ears, Bakersfield. Cal ; six grand. Survivors are three hildrt'n; four greatdaughters . Mrs. hl,'Io'mi gramidt'hildrt'n; one brother and \IrKinnt'y. Sanford, Mrs four sisters I ',i olin,' Gorman, P,tli .ni Br isson Funeral hionie is in Mrs IXroths Courier, (H it'd barge of ;trr.uigenit'mits HAKk E V JAMES ', I sr ces for Ja'es , Haney 11.0' Sanford, ..j Saturday .nOfI&nc1q0p0ij Al the gravel de to rot ,O'd , ,• -' , 1111F P/* . .',*rs, moving there from Oiytona, Ohio. lie was a retired '.tuanifittt'r ,l 'IMLS lIARhI. C, Torn V tc,-,' I crane lifts a ness air'tnnditione-r compressor OFF ................... .' tit'slwto. . .t AREA DEATHS E v ergreen Cemetery e,tp, EdAard Kircher off'c'a' unt'rai Home '* I if the ('ts'n'y City Council to have been held at ':30 tonight has been prdliined by Council Chairman Nathan Van Meter until 31) pr %%ednesday an Miter in canceling tonight's T1;itting n oted that "Mondis' is (hi' day before election and this will allow cantijdatestidutheir last-minute uampaigni: and also Mondas is th e ,l,".tish 'ii a' IInukkah, - too :11 -. . When federal investigators were here in August. hlarrt'll said, V.t. told them all of this The investigators did "boat tht felt they hal to do. W,' aren't up to the desir ed k's clot tIus ,rity tiring Wi' know it, and we're try iflg improve the situ,oti hiarr.'ll sa id prom ot ions in the sheriff's olf e were !mlado' without regard to race, sex cr anything like that 1' be promoted, of ficers roust take the promotional exam. wh;ch given once a ytir. They're eligible if they 'vi' spent a '.l' ified •tmount of time in their current grade 5' . m * ,-., Im - . ' t te II.gIs& iiurt s rct1uJrm.. allfl fli1i11, In lii flt rio s 101 ioi. deparUnerts in the state to be done on a civil st'rvnv liasLc, said .ut THE STARS IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR — - $',fY "t" ..• / .r' MESSAGE I I. ' II height and weight, martial status, number of children, org.nization membershin. and arrest re rd The letter from the revenue:sharing office noted, 'The overall workforce of the sheriff's d epartment Ls 184. and includes 14 7.6 percenti blacks and 52 '28.2 percent) females." "We know wt've got a lot of problems," said Chief Sheriff's Deputy Duane Ilarrell, "but what goes in our application is specified by the state po lice standards commission. We have no choice. And when e' select somebody for employment, the commission ge ts the application and set's if it's in proper order Th e que st ionnaire used in Seminole is the same as that used by even' sheriff's department in the slate, and the application asks the same questions of potential employees as does the application for Fill agents, Harrell said. ln addition, he said. "you cannot bylaw hire anyone who's convicted of a felony. We have to know a lot about an applicants background to certify he's of good moral character, another ,state law requirement," said the chief deputy. ''I think the st ate's right. You can't be too particular a bo ut who you hire to be a police officer, Sheriff Polk was largel repon' i to Cure cancer I . - ,' Society Y, ; ! I $ "I'd go out of my' way' to hire a qualified miiinorit group riieiiiber. None have applied, and we haven't had any op'nwgs in the division since I cantic to work hen', except for an t'lt'ctrical Inspector a month ago.'' Sirwt' the revenue-sharing letter arrived in the courthouse Nov 17, Flipçx'n su(l he had not iliscuss&'d its contents with I'ersiinnt'l Director Thames, the county's affirmative act-,on officer, ''but I've' discussed the county's affirmative action polity from tune to time with him.'' 6i i .i i I I Flippen declined comment on the case since it is in federal court. In M oscow, Philin Djih.h U.S. State Department ex pert on the Middle East, met today with his counterparts in the Soviet Foreign Ministry. A U.S. Embassy spokesman sa id Habib's visit was part of reg ul ar U.S.-Soviet consultations on the Middle East. I '., ave In Flippen, chief of the building division, confirmed no blacks ,Aork in his division but that "none have applied since I canie to work he re in April 1974, 'flit' l)eLittitx'audit'rc sit ua tion took place in 1973, be fore I was hired.'' FOLLOW . . ('"Il)')nstrale h'.ii SChOOlS. acht'rs •IIr.'I(ls in the classon who flunked the test ould hi ivtn in-serving tiirnn' prtran' 1 ea.h.r would take the baiu test when they ('Oflie Up for er'ttlication or re-t'rtifi;Ic' •a,,lJu 1c- Anjcan Cancer - -lorth bt-fore arin, wriving it at is ne"' s conicrenre toda~. fie 511(1 Nichols was intcr.sted 'mmi ithi rs said h. can see no 'tiffl(lilt." lit' :it - -.- -' Ii ' / * list Smmiatht'_rs propu'a ,, would hi it a higher ku.l " I-'ord ' 11 . LInda Robinson DECEMBER 3 D o nald C. fl.ezwiechin AflS1lSI0NS Lo la Mae Edwards Sanford' John B. Hendricks Ra L. Byrd Ruth Johnson Marie Edward Kirchhoff Thomas James Katie Louise Lee ih'nry II McCall Marie 11. Roche Robert Strang Walida ll Ross Ho% Dean Sugden Smith ('harles Emanuel Williams I) H,raId pP,t by Ja• Cau$.'' BRUCE SMATHERS ! ~., ,, ' ' '1 ' - mimi, di it. i1iscusi 'I his proposal rbd II. S u 1, i,I - t- -~~V# - .. . 11 ( ontinurd From Page lAi HOSPITAL NOTES -, L• _L , ___________________________________________________ . n ____________ Il Sa - ____ - ,Is ('I,.7l7tInI,'.l,,.n \ .. It - ' AA . - CLEVEI_ANI), Tenn. UPD - Plans to . I -4, !'- , - , graduates of colleges of educa. tio, but they will not be un• plimnented until Foal 'o'hat Smiiathers is suggesting is that four of the ''i reading, wmiting, basic math and oral Choice o custom of several years ago of adopting biennial budgets, starting July' 1, 1979. ' - , . 11 ..- 14ite - LI - " - S Gov. ReubEn Askew this week begins the long process of establishing the state's spending program for the U!78 79 fiscal ear , when the final budget may hit the $6 bIllion mark for the first time. State agencies have put before the governor reuuests totaling $6.5 billion That k t771 million more than they r eceived i'ii r budget, which topped the $5 billion mark for the first time in Florida history. This will be the last annual budget, The Legislature has decided to go back to the old I -- by N TALLAhASSEE t [P1 i - Anita Plans Mov On School Prayer e H 6 Bliiion State Bu get ' , . e :. - ' II - .,. Plans ' .' / attempt. in all good faith. to respond to the i [P1) - are failing the math ni many are doing poorly oil the reading part Inc L.S. State Department and the Florida Department of Commerce. 1 . . HIUlUd I1UI liii U th e studeflts like fi-.# IU114.. fol Vice President Walter Mondale %-ill be featured speaker at the meeting, sponsored I . ( cpha'it in a heas thicket V.est of Lake d . I _~__ -_ . schools, and banning of baccalaureate programs on school pr em ises even on an optional basis outs ide of school hours Turlington's neino concludes: "1 would.rtpectfu1l request that each public thool official in this state re-examine the courts interpretation of the Constitution b developing and implementing policies anl practices consistent with these interpretations." . vooaiey tn', near Altamonte Spring s told deputies that the front door of his residence was pried o pe n by unknown persons to gain entry to the home Th e incident happen ed on " Saturday between 830a.m. and 9 p m according to reports TOOLS IAXF;N now at 41 in any problem and I .lSsuflit that they would he add ed for a major Caribbean and Central American conference 011 trade, investment and development in lorida next Jan .'_.&... -- I •,,,,,, . . would holle that the vmt majority would pass %lthout 'Ill(' pilot of a state Game and Fresh Water omnhlsslOfl search plane spotted the 14 sear MIAMI ,714-____~ _ ... pass like I Ith graders' ..I Flor ida: Mondale Trade Meet Shirley Williams reflects on Sanford ( lirist ma parade, while her niece, 're,iiiihia Fason, takes it all .1 -' .. , .. ; .. ' I Ralph lingtn has pmposed and the cabinet has I ii A 40% Sued, that is a side effect," Colonel. stolen from a south Seminole 513dat Shuns Amli Rnrl%c By United Press haternatlocal Menahcsn Begin appealed to Hard-line Arabs said they ,,,t', , -yy ,s would sign an agreement the peace contacts between condemnintAnwarSadat today Israel and Egy pt. but the Egyptian president Iraq walked out of the Arab brushed aside their anger and hard-liner swzunit in Thpoll, called on Israel to make con- Libya, because of longstanding cessions at the Cairo parley hostility with Syria and failure ..~ _14,1.1_ -. ., - -'- 11. -V. (','.,,nft' m; 1LIIV iIt'..UlWllg U) . Seminole County Sheriff's The theft w,Ls Wscos,'r,'d Department records. Obtrthiri.l On Saturday whir, hi Charles Jaeb 45 of € entered the shop accor L" - - 0 ebanrgo! students which depict vanous religious happenings and are thereby religious nature and th us co nstitute a form of religious tvaching. the distribution of free Bibles in the ' - % .. ibe Turhn i:xii, çmrted decisions L.nmr, th._ uNc o f schoi,il p re mises after school hours for religious instruction, except on a tem po rar) basis. in keeping with the principle of se ration of church and -' .4 -4, 1 Its t)Oi 1 C ' derstin(1 ( olonel had ne% er been hs himself r st GREENWOOD, S.C. (UPI) - Employees at the Greenwood Saw Co. say they will see to it that Amy Carter gets at least one of her Christmas wishes. The 12 employees plan to send Amy a chainsaw - in lull Bicentennial colors. Paul Kennemore Jr.. a salesman and Son Greenvood S.as Co 's owner, Friday said he saw a news re po rt th at President Carter's 10year-old daughter likes the way a chainsass sorks and wants one for Christmas, ' di 's high 75; barometric pr ssure ILlS; relative 112 nidity N per cent. freaked Said Cliff Vargas, owner of Circus Vargas ! 's djffiq',,ii in I llU'.U(flR''" '_7 k'p" nit e0mn bc 1itr,a hut you have to LIII - 4tf1 d Pi* c, bq Torn y ' cases where a teacher sst-iase students flunked their literacy tests did poorly- on the exam. ''if t''' n* "I .1........... 1.UlUItjOQ thnrc isa nt'c(I tocjrrcct it right away and if in the process, we and ..z, ho' plans to put it before the CaLiract Board of Education De ), if po ssible. idea may generate law suits against the school sy'stti in discovered the wilds of South Florida can be very lonesome for an 8,000 pound pachyderm. e found him really scared 111. 1 2 a proVLSiilcoul(1 be implemented. . . today', having out, certification Program, it would be 1979 before Smathers' State HntxeSrliathers proposed today that teachers be required to take an t.x.dnhsn,ition to prove their competency in reading, writing. (xinini uni cation and Nabbed In Florida Wild s .1 nirpti lion. Since one year is r111 to make an Motivated partially by the high rate of Failures of 11th graders taking the new functional literary' test, Secretary of 'Freaked-Out' Colonel WASHINGTON 1 UP! I President Carter today begins a week of extensive budget reiew. starting with an examination of the fiscal needs of the nation's top secret intelligence operations. A White House spokeswoman Sunday described the president's schedule c "a work week. with most of it dealing with the budget' he must submit to Congress next month. readings: temperature 1; osernight low *1; )'ester- By BARBARA FRYE LISLA[,AHASSEE UPI) IN B Reviewing The Budget am. 0 — Carter To Spend Week s_A. Monday Dec S 1577—)A Smathersis Let Teachers Be Tested, Too iF10P nA 1) IN BRIEF - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, . - - �.t R. :i0oNli ;l- t% F I Once the legal matters surrounding his armed r bter'areclearedaway Scott Grant will have t he opportunity he wanted so badl, a chance at a Job. Grant. 20, of 936 Mango Drive in Cassej be rry is accused of robbing the Beverage Man store in ('assel be rn Nov. 23, fleeing on his bicycle with Short ly after the robbery, he turned himself and the money over to police. His parents say the robbery was a desperate plea for help. Scott .affers froiti Kle'mfelder's Syndrome which has stunted his mental growth and 30 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-322.11 or &31-9M Around Monday. December 5. 1977-4A -9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - I t -- ________ The Clock Progress Sans ERA "He'd give his heart and guts for anyone who would give him a c ha nce ," Mrs. Grant said. "He soWd dig a ditch for you. lie's still got a lot of productive years in turn ." After reading about Scott in last Sir.day's edition of The' Evening Herald, Peter Milanovich of Casselberry Jewelers has offered to give Scott a chance at learning the watch and clock re pair trade. Milano'.'ich's 20s ear-old son was born with cerebal palsy. "So if anyone can appreciate it 'Scott's problems,, I can," Mtlanos'ich said. deterioration of nerves in his extremities, which will likely lead to confin'ment in a wheelchair. lie previously had no sucss in finding a job and plans for s pecial vocational training were in defin itely delae.d when he learned t"e admissions process had not yet be gun &'cU believed he' was enter ing the Goodwill vocational center in St. Petersbu. Nov. 21. ,, Home Deliver)- : Week. 55 cents: Month. $2.40: 6 Months. 114.20 \'ear, $28.40. By Mail Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Mon ths.$.40. 1, 11 , , ,~ -.~,,-, ~-, ,~ Z , ~4t-i-Z.e Evening HemM The jeweler added the job could be we'll suited for Scott in the event he is confined to a wheelchair, since it requires only sittin g, "If I can use bin;. I'm going to try," Milarto'.'ich said. 'We'll evaluate him, it's that t>pe of a business." - H) DENNIS FEOI.A "I thirk the t hi ng that triggered him off was t ha t St. Petersburg thing," Delores Grant, his mother s.iid 'Ho's played the game of promises, premises. Promises for one %e'ar Scott remains at the Veterans Admin istration h os pital in Ta!lipa as ordered by Seminole County ,ludge Harold Johnson. A prelmiun iy hearm on the armed rob be ry charges scheduled for Friday' was postponed. SPORTIS 1 go In a telephone interview. Scott said everything was going well at the hospital but tie was concerned a bout going to prison and being attacked again While in Seminole County jail follow in g the robbery, he was physically attacked and verbally threatened Ly a fellow inmate. Scott is pressing charges in the Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. case. his father. Jim, said Scott has written a letter of apology to the management of the c'onvvniem e' store he robbed and he is hopeful the incident car end without a prison sentence . " 4 OF !' I VIEWPOINT .g // .e N I , '_ ~_,' , A Bureau SpayI In Works? - "' I I t, A Z 11 NA'fl WASHINGTON Perhaps the best e'ti.icflLt' that the polit'cians in this cii) art' among the last to comprehend the depth of the elect orate's frustration with "big government" comes in the form of a truly mindless new pro posal from Very well, sup pose the conference does prove to have been held in vain, by Betty Friedan's t'... , "'..., I ~ _, Of into the Constitution, the conference will prove to have been held in vain, . '' , 1. AI _1( ~_ 0 : , -I7 I:"?, r -i~~ _ . %, . - ~ . 4 , *,h, r -! , I.. "'o .- -,% % _ , a . . . . .s . , , _ ~ , --t.. . " M.ltK \k'INT(S)J \1 \ltK S Ml'tJI 4 - , III iN *1 - I .- -. -V . 4 4r:, =~ .. ' . . .r -_"I _ -4 .1ti -e & ~il-7 r_ - , . f K.ItL. LllM;N ' r F .*P,v ~= NI:!) 1'IME1{ k . : ."- - ,. . , ..77i. .,,f ..,f.; .1-., _ .'.r -._~ .,.._ ; . -~A ,_," ;~2 t ", A R :-4 ;I - " J J! .W . . .a . r -It 1~. ~ . ; ;Ao , , N 6 itio. . , X . - V .4 . r . 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I =.! Lbac 11, . , ) i the' ~104~ #v 1. il1) A- I #49 papers would he' mailed 12 class ago . Congress and President Carter. Th e construction of these recommendations for congressional and presidential contemplation was the point of the conference, for which Congress shelled out $ 5 niillion in 1973r 'Vet Betty f'riedan, one of the high pri es tesses of the women's movement, has declared that if the Equal Rights Amendment does not make its war Is one to suppose that they will lie about, collecting dust, on their way to becoming, like Susan Anthony's gavel, something to be picked Up in another century? Or one by one, and in the time of decades, not centuries, will they be considered on Capitol Hill, in statehouses, in ccurthouses, and in city halls? Th e latter it will be. In fact, the latter, in many instances, it has been. For example, the conference passed a pro posal calling for an end to discrimination against disabled women; in 1973 Congress passed legislation outlawing discrimination against any disabled person, and this pa st May th e Department of Health. Education, and Welfare drew up th e requisite reg ulations. Even the conference's most controversial pro posal the one calling for th e elimination of discrimination based on "sexual preference" is at the committee stage in '1 1 4 ,~ -( . ANGLE •WALTERS ppx so L hits fattier also noted Stork on admitting Scott to the Goodwill facility Ut 5( Petersburg st ill hasn't be gun because they haven't received the ad• IiisSioflS papers. lIt' said thes were promised Fft * . Th e 12JMIO delegates to the National Women's Conference met in Houston recently and passed a number of recommenda!tons for achieving parity sith men, these in due course will be forwarded to Monday, Dec. S. 177-SA :)/ ""5 ..' designed to link aircad) existing fre't'seass, .t,,, ,1 cetuc'h are the most costi> -- and in, man) case highwa)s to bui ld . controversial l.'est June', Transportation Set'retar hir ( ', e ______ - _____ neutering of dogs and cats. Williams, a mem be r of the Senate for almost two decades and chairman of its Human R es ources Committee, typifies the countless mem be rs of Congress who ap pa rently remain oblivious to the wid es pread hos tility toward unnecessary federal intrusion in too mans' areas of life. His goal is certainly a meritorious one. Stray dogs and cats throughout the country are numbered ln the tens of millions, with thousands more being born every' day. As Williams notes, 13 million un wanted pets are destroyed animal - .Selanes e.sti.niatti that t') turnpk'te the' last 4,. toilet, of the Interstate' S)stt'tri would cost $41 'Ahn billion or a bo ut 63 pe rcent of the P3' bill: RM that has be't'n ' pe nt tie build the first 38,2511 it;ilr If Adams has his sea), t ho se' state's cciii 'No More Ms. Nice Guy!' mis,sing links would either have to conir: .t thenise'lses to construction by Sept 30. 19&C . request that their interstate funds tie available for something else Under the present dispensation, tb! THE LIGHTER SIDE "somethin g else" would likely be anoth freest as. beca use each state dollar c'omxnittt"I s he lters each year. freeways brings in nine federal dollars front But do we need a new f ed eral agency Washington 13) contrast, one state dollar speri en r perhaps the Bureau of Spaying and Neuterung or ten mass transit is worth only four federal rnabe the Offi ce of Pet Sterilization that dollars would employ 2.0 or 200 pe ople to administer Adams. in a major legislative proposal he b.; Its hICK SEST a typically elaborate Washington program to Mark istreun said a gentleman was som eo ne sent to the Wh:t, House for stud) and Fs)sst:t..' ''ASHlN(1Ti eN U'! resolve a problem w hi ch can be ha ndl ed at the Toward the end of the who 'cun'-,ds how much he thinks of himself submission to Congress early ne xt )ear, w' ..j I I Congress. reuent gu bernatorial campaigj'i in Virginia there and how little he thinks of other people." state or local level of government" apply the same 90-10 split to rnas.s trans:t Sho ul d the f ederal government facing an was acather heated exchange user the question Not only has all this been happening, but also it Marlene Dietrich said, "A man who buys two projects. as well as lower-priority highway of political ethics estimated $56 billion deficit during th e current has been happening without the proposed 28th of the same morning paper from the doorman projects. He would also shift dec'tsion'inak,ng fiscal year and holding more than roo billion Henry howell, the Democratic candidate, Amendment to the Constitution the ERA And worth of total de bt be searching when he leaves his favo rite night club with his authority from state highway departments te for and claimed he wa,s be ing uxifairli, treated in sonic' local governments this fact should give considerable pause to Betty questionable ways of doling out adnew girl, that's a gentleman." ditional campaign literature' :.bstributcd b> Supporters of it is expected that both ideas will an Friedan, and those who similarly view the ERA as millions? IlL Mt'ricken wrote that " gentleman Republican John Dalton. opposition from the highway !obb>. But a li t th e precondition for the realization of women's Does the national interest require a set of strikes a lady without pr ovocation." people are' coining to the be lief that it an equality, Most anal>st.s now agree that liowe'll made an complex regulations explaining how local terstate freewas hasn't been completed by The' conce pt of what constitutes a Virginia governments can qualify for pert sterilization issue out of the wrong slur. work first started on the system back in The ERA says: "Equality of rights under the loans, a multi-page application form to be filed gentleman may, however, be a bit more murky. rcme'mtier then ma) be it really isn't ne't'ele": law shall not be denied or abridged by the United in triplicatee and teams of program adThe real!) damaging di.spar;egenient - the Th us it may be instruct ive to consider some of !a>be' there's 1 better use for the mones States or 1w any state on account of sex." inc that probahl> cost hun the election was uinistrators, analysts and auditors" the' delineations turned up b> the thstlller>"s delivered bs Gee' Mills Godusin :urve) Only a few days after Wi ll iams surfac ed his Wouiu women be subject to military conIt may be coincidental, but the natiur. scription? Would women be restricted from proposal, the director of Ralph Nader's lobbying It came when Godwin, who was backing Catholic bishops have chosen a gcxi time - tb' "Ti, a gentleman there are only two liii combat in time of war? Would they be treated organization, Mark Green, complained t hat "t he Dalton, brutalls as6e rt ed that howell was 'riot a beginning of the holiday season to tre t,, rtant thi po ng s in life bo urbo n women and A anti-government fad sw ee ping the country' had Virginia gentleman." questionable fund-raising practices te:. differently with regard to alimony and other thwarted needed Virgurua gentleman is only co ncerned with the eliminate consumer legislation. Cat ho lic organizations and groups divorce matters' age of his bourbo n." One cannot measure with precision the im pact Cit ing a "tainted and disrespected" governMeeting in Washington, the bishops LSue't Would the ERA invalidate laws prohibiting merit . Green said "the phrase 'big government' of any single element in a cartipaigli. hiuees'or. "A gentleman will go to any lengt hs to "re ct rf rult'$ for ('atholic' charities that n::gb: any reasonable observer must conclude that today ranks right up t he re with 'who lost homosexual marriages? maintain the family honor. A Virginia gentleman ...c,. .. it O1}lLS.J CU (Jit C (JEL[IV UaLI3C.S I Thus, have the questions been raised, and thus and Watergate' as the galvanizing political toodwin S OOflU5flC)I was tflt' most decisive will go on1 to honorable lengths .. The rules fur txanipk', that f. factor. niutre. have no answers been reached. None, except the utterence of its era." collected tw used for the intended PurPue Green tight, and nobody un d erst an ds that mention this now beCaLLSt' of a quest ion that 'A gentleman having only half the money not be absorbed b excessive 1und'r.o' obvious one: the judiciary would have to decide th e public mood better than the corporate lobbyists be gan bobbing up in the r1edcd to paint th e fence, will pa in t th e outside costs wake of the election. answers to the and scores of similar questions, who virogou.sly oppose Nader's pet project, a Howell's crushing defeat caused many political A Virginia gentleman will paint the inside." This apparently is aimed at pre%e'ran new agency to represent consumer interests pundits to start asking, "What is a Virginia Ideally, the judiciary should not have this scandals like the one involving the I'a1lotit within the federal bureaucracy. gentleman?" And here is Godwm's own definition: "A Fathers of I4a1timor, who r ai sed more than power; the Legislature should, The preservation of Those special interest groups have thus far Virginia gentleman is one who puts other million afew years ago and spent only $).00' of republican government depends upon this managed to frustrate Nader by disguising their By an odd coincidence, there is a brand of people's feelings before his own interests snd it on charitable work. ___________ - - in Take That, ' - y - - I - - - - - a . never -' - --':,A - L- -- - -,'.,- .,,t' '• f.e'''j'.' . - '" . ' •.. - . .. -'. ,' is arrangement and, happily, the achfevement of the noble goal of women's equality is not incompatible with it. That is why the specific recommendations drawn up by the Houston conference make that gathering strategically Worthwhile. They speak to the political process. 26 And very probably they will have more to do with effectuating women's equality than the ERA, whose future grows more doubtf ul by the day. fear that the legislation would require greater whiskey with that name, As a public service, the business responsiveness to consumer needs and distillery that makes it undertook a survey to see emphasizing "ead the costs and problems if Virginians had a consensus definition of associated with creating still another govern- gentlemanlxness ment agency, Most of us already know %hat a plain genEspecially striking is the fact that concern about the unchecked growth of goverment no tleman is. Literature is replete with longer is limited to conservatives, Republicans, enlightenment on that point other people's interest before his own feelings." Fighting words, those. Tbat Howell took it lying down obviously caused turn to lose face with the electorate, A Virginia gentleman would have gone after the governir with a horsewhip southerners. westerners and other traditional The -:ew rules also stipulate that requests fk-~ , be truthful, that no money be raised f( , ..money undefined future needs" and that regular financial reports be issued telling how much money %%:as ratsed and how the rinonei was spent It's too bad the bishops haven't t*)ccn cqualloo enthusiastic about the proposal in ('ongrt'ss t' make all charities - religiou.s, and secular state on each fund-raising letter what the with the mone'. the collect. proponents of that viewpoint, JACK ANDERSON-LES WHITTEN ________________________________________________________________________________ BERRY'S WORLD Are Ex=Green Berets New H*t Men I WASHINGTON - The Mob, which once blast ed victims with sawed-off shotguns and T1I t I 8) MUST about Mob interests in W Vegas gambling casinos. cc armed with quietly deadly .22 caliber pistols. Federal agents and local police in cities across E OVER 21 the country believe the new breed of lullers has a score of at least 2D gangland murders on its books. Among those shot at close range with silencer- - equipped . g ., in the past two years have been - Investigators believe some of their weaprin5 are .22 cal i be r pistols stolen in Florida. sources our aswiate pornography peddler, executed in August 175 in Marc Smolonsky several other theories are Hollywood. Molinas, once convicted of a college under investigation. They stressed that many of basketball fix. was reportedly fingered for the victims were FBI Linformants prepared to cheating a Mob loan shark. testify about gangland activitiei. The sources The FBI has assigned top investigative said U.S. Marshals, responsible for witness priority to the case of the .22 killers. Agents have protection. may have leaked information. held secret meetings in several Cities seeking Acrthne In another Ihrt' r. ,, .- ----.. ' :: If Haden, Dorsett, ('%R\l('F Ill in 'F;xctIsi' Sports Editor rS but on Sunda% all three *propelled Dallas to a 24-11 emerged it% stars to guarantee %morN over Philadelphia and their clubs division titles l'eople 't.eiil Pat Iladt'n was trought the Cowboys a fifth 'lr:ught NF(' East title And there voere man% w Iktoo small to pla% quarterback Ili Craig the Notional F"4111tLill IVap'Ul' fJUCStI0tICd whether ' and it et'giie'd lees Angeles Morton had the ability to be' an nianagetnt-rit agreed w hen the% NFI. quarterNit k ohen hu %;it% signed '.t'tt'ran ice' Naniath a' a with New York Giants. Hut he' foam! new life in Ih'nver wil fri" agent last spring s u pplanted Sunda) he threw two 'I'll lint lIath'n Naiiii.ith as •i starter e'ar! in the passe.s, then caine off the bench snn and S1 he brought after being injured to set up the' t. titk', clinching score in a 24.14 vu.the' Hanis tt *t' Wt when he threw a 43. ard touch. tot) over IiOLLStOn The win 9 "slosternaticalllo cutting freight rates to cs:ti,L!i! a Carrying monopoly on certain routes " The charged that the Sovict, control at least a dozen maritime cornpienie's • around the world Oft II dummy basis, includin two in this country. Only One was identifitA Morflot American Shipping Inc., % hich condu( LS business out of ('ark, N.J. and o perates out of eight other port .s tip Harold Jackson brought Denver its first plao, off down 1)&, with Just 2 10 left hr it 20-14 berth in the club's 18.t'uer victors over the' Super Bowl hi story Oakiand tied the game w ith champion Oakland Raiders Th ere we're' thte.se' who doubt' 443 left on a 2l')ard TI) pass eel Brisman Trophy winner frotti Ken Stabler to I)ave' .lt'% ability to per. Casper and veteran Errol Ton% Dorm form as a pro The's cited his Mann's extra point gave' the lack of size' and wondered Raiders a 14'l3 lead hut the' pumstunent of it long sea.son But Dorsett silenced his Stilbler passes alid recovered two Raider fumbles, cattle right "Have you any religious tracts by a Lawrence Flyni" _.. ' --C ,. . -. ''" ''''' -! --' ,-=- C_==---:A ..v-: - "' '''''-' ' "" ' Vs'T, ' rfl' * ",r ' t'' C"' _____• B bby B hit 13 of 19 for 240. The total for a fastbal! Wally throws a passing yardage was a spar. curveball and he utilizes sell his Roeeden i'atLng the Gator bick quick. In short, Tallate-.ser I. going wild t' saw peo ple getting open The Florida State Seminoles aid '.se' needed seenit'one to get it Saturday had beaten the t Row den said the'ni florida Gators for the first tutu since 1967 Saturday. But the') game'. -I hope to ha%c more da%N like ttus.'' said Dorsett. who now has 5 ) ards. ''If in lincitien block like thev did toela). I'll have a thou.sand )aret.S ,lolorton's TD passes of 1.1 Seminole Community ('allege continued its torrid iice ripping a strong Edison team from Fort M)ers, 95-7?, as Willie Williams blistered the ards to Riley (hkenis and hick nets for 34 points, .N in the first t.'pc..huruh and Jitti Turner's i" half period gave Dvnv!r it 17-7 leat] liecustun ('ounteret' with a 29' 11) ass from Dan lowde'n said he put Jordan in Bowden. Bobby Bowden. Bobb*% % hen tk- saw his receivers %ere SCC, 7-0 and heo-ling Florida College of Taillpit iut-.Sday .t.Id,n,, . ,n,c ,.trg,n., I,, Will '"'' , '' ' ç go% . he sees " " looks Lack on a disappoini.1114 64-I season C ,=-,- -..----,- .,----'-- - .---' --'----cc -.r--r---'--- win Place business ' - , , . & ' ''I. ''1. ' strike' it tie h to: ee,,:itls l'e'rh'c t,ts Quinie'I,ts t. gaeee'' C's e'rs night etc opt '.tintf,ie, \oi iflCtiflt',' sltetniiv Ce In 0... 1.,... -.---,'- "'",T'"""" ' .... -' ':.-,,'','. ,j ' .'-.' I' ' . ",, C f 'i' ." 'r y. •4 tn " IIc,. 17 " 2 at SR 4 lb iHtI l'urieen * * * * ekia LNtn G 4jt IDEAS - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI - -..... .......... . .. 1 .'''..'_I'_.; ..',.-. - -'' ',. , SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR "" -r MOO IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR ..' :- I Show I.''. ' FOLLOW THE STARS r' -'.'" ,':- ' r k i ei".7 11111111111111111110 MESSAGE ').,' 'V.5'..'. tN . Business like no Joe -.-. . F ' Los. To Sebring Oviedo high's wrestling team Rookie Tommy Kramer had its season record leveled at I-I Saturday when Sebring took "ante off the bench to throw a 48-9 decision as the Lions were thres' TI) passes in the final period, one for 69 yards, and limited to victories by Steve raIl> Minnesota over San Key in the 106-pound class and Will Carter in the 147'1ound Francisco. bracket. Giants 27, Cardinals 7 Oviedo is in action again Hill Bryant returned an terreption 54 yards for it TI) and Wednesday at Lake Brantley Pisarcik's 64-yard pass to .Starting at 7:30. "'-' r finished with six completions at 2*, 49ers 27: -. .' the thino g ,Ae're ,Aeakest in." he Florida linebacker Charlie 'aid 'We couldn't stop their passing game with the people Williams pe rhaps put t t I tell %ou. the) can flat out ',te had throw gave' our best, but it Honda Coach Doug l)iuhc'v, .e .isn't esiough There's 74 Texas Tech with an tin- Florida State, taking aelvan' (age of a weak Florida serondar> which has been ravaged b> injuries and failing grades, (lid the job on the.' Gators through the air Quarterback Wally Wocxthuo i,f,ö '""5' '"''"1' i The' Seminole., now will g o into the Tangerine howl against j :.".i-',.,' .4'."1, bCVII worse. prt'ssive 9-2 record while' Florida, without a bowl bid leer . -.e-" XYRR Y)c )( ) ( 1) ( )() (Ii was a good, oldfashioneel ,1-9 whipping And It could has -. - We unply got outpla)ed ' '''"''' 1' I' ) Bobb% stadium chanting, ''lubb% did not simply defeat them. it the Gators were beaten sound. receivers " 1A II ,. . 11%. United Press International 1 0 passes for 86 %ards, but was -Jinam has a stronger ami who maybe in trouble after the Horns were honking all over relieved by Jimmy Jordan, w ho and we'just thought it was tiriie ilsappoLriting season, cunceded record and his two 11)s gave tutu 11 leer the year, equaling a club record set in 1971 li) l)uane l'ht'rii.s lie' aLso is,'e'allie' onh t he thirel rt*ihie' in Nl"l. history to gain more' than 200 yards in a SCC Nabs 7th vv in C' s. o people were waiting fur their kling 344. heroes in Doak Campbell Seminole Coach together all year." (her NFl. games Sunday: - ,_ obby B town, empty beer cans were flying and more than 5,000 - -I..-i'. r-- tir the starter. said Iladen, who Washington over Buffalo St is ",-I sincr taking over for IA)wi and Wash"10on face each other next week in a wild. 'inath IX)rsett's run %as it clu!p- , it r(I show diow-n '""'" - -.. the' Second quarter In lead I 'astoririi to Ken Iiurrougti but '""'s pe'rfonnance was Rob Zipko Morton cattle' back after art injurs to set up backup quiir. with 21 points, Dave Krazit with 12 and lii.)l*rrt IAeuls with 10. tc'rtuu'k Norris We'ese'' orel Kr;izit had 12 rebounds for the' run for the clinching '11). cc inn ers. ''It's gratifying to Inc. of tleU(SC.' said Motion. "But >ou have to understand this is a Oviedo Wrestlers closely knit unit that has played -'-".'.""-' - - 've'' doubted that I could ard - q"* ~__ Jackson. who cluded the lUider Redilkins 10. Itills o: Jtw Theisniann threu it I-. sccondair%. f or W.,,first reception ,. )re1 TI) pais to Jean Fugett in of the day B r. ,. - .-. . FSU Ch ant : Jflf,: - _____ Big Days In NFL ;ar) .Shirk '.ei U another TI). hack They drove from their rito '.Sumla. lit'n he Ofl 1 to the Oakland 43 in five enabling the flu-ridden (iiants a tlub-reord 2(ard rushing to dartiage St I.ouis playoff plays a Haden hit three 5'5 They were major question performance with a dazzling 84 to hopes that On 2nd-and-12, Haden threw marks when the 'ason began ard touchdown run ft,, ''" Morfiot is headed by a former president 1 a leads, without success thus Far. The Bureau of Berets, trained to kill in Vietnam, may be Alcohol. Tobacco and Firearms and local police making the hits. It's known, for example, that U.S. shipping company. Morflot's $70 nilh)n annual business, witnesses alleged with .il,ere:e, across the country also are In on the hunt. they used .22s for close-range killing. Still has a "distinctively Soviet twist." By this, (ho> We have learned that investigators in New another possibility is that the Mob has Imported meant that Morflot has offered Athe'rican York City believe a new gang, with narcotics killers from Sicily to take deadly care of those shi pper s rates as low as 70 percent below connections, may be involved. They are young organized crime's enemies lL those' el hoods who call themse lves the Purple Gang, SOVIET SQUEEZE Secret congressional privatel) owned American operators." This IS in keeping with a deliberate pattern who cslined he was retired. He met death f reminiscent of t he Detroit underworld mob of the testimony has linked a Oak, N.J. shipping f same name. with a Soviet masterplan to undercut the U.S. contrived by two Moscow government agencies.. a .32 ii the t*sesnent of t So far, Investigators have been unable to merchant trade. Sovfracht and Sorinfiot, monitoring the flow' of: June. im. Infiltrate the new street Invaders. But we have With the use of computers, the Soviets ship traffic throughout the globe with computer' Frank Bampensl, a San Diego al legedly are using cutthroat devices pr intouts, the secret testimo contends. Known to insiders as Bomp, he was shot In the learned t his about them: They are seemingly independent of the to steal cargoes away from Western shipping head and neck last February as he emerged Alarmed Western shippers warn that the' from a telephone booth where he frequently established old New York Mafia families. But companies. The Soviets are able to slash prices economic thr eat Is as dangero us as espionage' there.is a tenuous link between the young gang and grant customer rebates because of the "Communlst.bloc liner companies will fort"fo conducted underworld bustneu arid the Genovese family. and galley-ship wages paid Russian seamen and the American consumers to pay higher shippin Rand, also slain in San Diego In The Purple Gang is notorious for carrying Kremlin subsidies that lower operating costs, rates after the competition has been ef Its tis er' November, 1975. She was an assistant to Allen ,22s. Our sources say they are liable to kill any The closed'door testimony was taken by th eliminated," one witness p redicted. e Glick, a local businessman suspected by the FBI time, an y place. New York police refer to them house Merchant Marine and Fisheries Corn. Of having organized crime connections. The as "cowboys" because of their unbridled wild- mlttee, headed by Rep, John Murphy, Footnote: We' have been unable to reach D-N,y, Morfiot's Pt'esideflt theory Is that she was ready to tell investigators ness. Arthur Novacek for his) Accordir! to the witnesses, the Soviets are comments . notorious Mob figures of "Godfather" stature. (*hers wrie small fry' suspected of squealing to the FBI or other law enforcement agencies, All were s head. In two instances, the same weapon was used, FBI sources Inform us. Here Is a partial list of the vlctuns: Sam Gla 'aria, the 66-year-old %lafta - ____ ______________ III �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Dec.). 977 jWjjjj SCOREBOARD Pro Football Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. KEGL ER'S KORNER- Basketball Saturday Eat? 10, Wa;r*r 76 fl'ngPta?on 7) Altreld 55 Bsn Coll $4, H8rw8rd 70 8*1301, 135. Ccnn CCII 76 flrand,.s 69 Nor*cr 62 Bryant 109 PdCP,cIt 61 BIJ6PCII 66. flloCmtbQ Sol Ca) P 4 1(8 Hawn 52 Che,nep $3, Wm P,?ri,ñ 64 CIar,on 9$ Malone 7$ Clark #7. AmP,tt 62 Colby 99 SaFun, 51 93 Ds&E(k,fl III LaRche ?i Dl 51 $7. SIhus?rn 77 Dwellel t o . R,q 79 E MCII, 6$ Cornell 33 E Nal 73, 5' 01 70 Easlrn 137, Pfl,(a B bit 53 f"O'( 136 .ItrtfC, $7 Genova 71, WashIJ.4$ 66 C.e4IptbtjrQ 71, Mora.'an 73 Nsoblthfno 91. St Jot 67 110*1,0 9$, Harnp Inst II nd Pa 90 AI(,an(, 63 'chgar 77. FordhAm 42 M.xPclr St It Mart? 70 Yft'lrtrg 71 D.cknsr 60 Ppq,ppl,r,,1 $3, Ida ',y 69 ('t)a Pnarn', 11 S*fthmFr 75 )a Tex 59 SI s 56 P11 55 Kent ? 17 P01 60 511Cr Ha 51 (U $4. L,Mo,n, Si I Co' 10 BIll '? $1 <r Hr? 4 Tf n ?m Si 57 $? BOt'w'I, 71, 6eto*n 87 5' Fran 63, Ca?PiOI,c 53 5' JM 0ev 43 Prnc.4n 10 5, Pettt't 67, 64 H 63 ,Drmg C.rdr. 71 * Chit, 61 S,'acute 73, V (h 5? 67 temple II, Attrnpt.*r 66 C'mont 77 Ono St 14 olos?mro nsir $7, P1 Pars 75 Adh a -S 89 lullS 51 South ir,pr,can $0. Se'na 79 t.Lb(J?n 71 5 Fla SI A,CfI? II, Pd C Gr?flb'* 77 filvefId Cl. Lbr?p flap? 79 Clemson 99, Clad,) 65 Dw'di.r (03, CoIg.a'e I? Duke 91. Wake Forest 54 Fairmont 76. *PI,eIng 44 GIe'rwI 73, Va Allyn 51 11m0 Sydry II Aid fimOds 77 Lander 77, Pd C A5PI4) 74 Mam'$?a 11. B,IPIIn, 62 Marshall $7, MOv,P,,,d $1 Mass 77. C. wash 73 Mu 79, Tvane 77 NC Cna, 9), RolInt 47 SlI5bp 5? 91, York 73 V.lIanoIa 72. Wet? Va 63 Va 08 0)0 Domnen 47 Va Cmn*?h9I,WCar 73 Vrgri. St 97 5151* It Va Tech I.S. R,ChmOndlê Va Um - on 13. LnCO)n 65 * V1 SI 75. M Harvey 73 Wm&Mamy $5, RA CO o rd 54 Souffiwn? Alcorn St 46, S Nous, 17 Baylor 101. Pd T,iá 71 E Teo flag,? 60. Ark 5 Sit H0StOn 94. SW La 72 La Coil 44. 5 F Aujlr, 64 Nra. Mn. 91 Nra. Mel 5! 97 R.ci $2 Pac,l'c $3 $thw$?rn 53. F Ic" 5' 10 Sul Ross 70. Angelo 89 Tex a s If M is 5, c In, Luth $5. P Ou.nn it Teo 7(15 10 . A r Force 63 W Texas It. Osla flap? $1 X. 3 Pro Basketba ..merscan Conference E.ttrn conference Eu Atlantic Division WLTPcI, W PC? 8a'imcre 9 2 0 11$ pp,ia 8 6 727 M I AMI I 3 0 727 I I It 500 Nroa, York de* England $ 1 0 667 10 II ilê fl.nlo NV ic's 3 9 0 7 Ii 3)) Boston 2 10 0 167 Nc* Jersey 3 70 III Central Central Op,t.Cn W L T Pci. W L PCI P ?D,.!QP I 1 0 667 %sPrgIn 13 7 830 C nc n,'a' 7 S 0 $I) CI.tIrd I) 9 610 (lfeIa-'3 8 6 0 300 A?Iar?a 12 • 600 8 6 0 500 $n Antn 11 10 543 Wft? 31 (I 500 N r ob Orwto W L T PCI 9 17 129 P4'5?On II I 0 91' W,tern Confiq.'nce C lik 'anc 9 3 0 750 Midwest Division Sa C ego 7 5 0 SI) W I PC, $eat?lr 3 9 0 250 It 8 66, Ditnorr 1.'S C.?, 2 10 0 16' 17 9 5'l CP (100 National Conference y IA (3 II 54, Eat? 9 I) a71 k a nias CI', W I. T Fc? I I) 341 'f'ro' 10 2 0 633 InC.ara It Is 36.9 S• L ou , lo 7 S 0 SI.) Div i sion P&CIIIC ngion 7 S 0 SO W I. Pc? hT Oar's S to 0 417 17 Pr0 3 I P aoe" a 3 ; c :5C pmvr, a II 4 Central II II 507 G.cde' St W L T PC? P Ii 36i LOS .."3I(8S loll rinewtoo 8 4 0 64' I 1 7:: Sea"e Cnca;c ' 5 0 513 Saturday's Results Ali 7 0 N o ra I 5 Sea!'r 177 b.,'faIc 5 0, )t' 7 17 0 tioldvol, ((5 kieft York 1 7Jl Pa. 7 I C X 7 JI la I lt West San Ar', I)). P4p* W I I fact A asm 103 flos'' '3 4 LA A n ';e I rs 3 2 '50 Cao III, Cle,Iao ' 6 6 7 5"X I nc ana 10.3. O'9?rc' Ii ' S S.t- rrar'c'sco 0 41' ,ar, C', III NJ (1) Ne* O'cars 3 9 7 250 7,c'den 51 11$ Al(al'l I: *.CIiICII,d d iv ision title Sunday's Ritullt Sunday R,iul?t 94 Aa., n;lctn IOID (It 0 Tan'pa Saw 0 jers,, VP M IA 136 Kansas ("I 7 AVIn!1 96 P"w'n • Sa- Dego 37 Clue II )q.n,r III LOS AnO Dener 24. I43.'5tØfi II Today ' s Games Green flap 10 De''O' 4 A'-la at Seai, Ne* Eng 16 Al,in'a 10 Tuesday's Games iV ic's I, N,* Orr't I) 6A OrIt a rs at flulfac Ca:las 4 I 11'4 f':3'c' 4' Nr* Vrrk LOS Ang 70 034I6r'd 11 PCr7Ilnd at CIe',.lard NV C' an!s 27, 5? L's 7 AaIscg1on at CP.cao P tisb%ogro )7 SCathe 20 PØq'nI of Kan C", Sa.rs'Ov 13 80$6I0 0 I47.sPon of S' y ry, 7$ San rrar(tco 17 %' a' Los Game Today's At Y a- College Tops At Smyrno NEW SMYRNA REACH -Pee Wee Griffith of Miami and George Rhorw of Melbourne swept the feature events In Saturday night's stock car at the New Smyrna Beach Speedway. Griffith won the la-lap late model feature, beating runnerup Billy Collins of Orlando and third place John Santo. Rhone won Thunder Car competition, edging Ted Wiersma and Ed Vonk. Saturday's programs begins at 6:30 p.m. OD COMPETITIVE PRICES • AMPLE PARKING PERSONALIZED S ERVICE S fee ili'll's o oeessesee see go HOBBV I .1 'I I .', 'W41II/iii74)u1 I I to DEPOT 0 '4 glen of michigaii N1 COORDINATES For under . 9 n or tree.., SANFORD OFFERS YOU I' FREE SERVICE MI Safety Test Of Hobby Power Supplies and Transformers koiia wn Gat ck. 9h" Jai-Alai " It & SEQUINS FOR ART PROJECTS FELTARTFOAM oliko I AT ORLANDO SEMINOLE SATURDAY MATINEE RESULT HOBBY TOOLS & SUPPLIES MACRAME SUPPLIES FIRST - I Sara Aroma 7 3 6 403 12 2 E cPano Sanchez 1. 5 300 3 '(a AIDCrO. 3 i.7 0 I 3200 p ' V 135 30 SECOND - 1 Ec"ane Ara'a 11 POe 10160 Urza Colic ii S 313 3 Aiana ArCoi II) 4000 6760. P.93) IS 30, CD 7 i) 777 I THIRD - I Aldarta lArana 1 320600300 2 iose Lorza fl , 7 320. 3 Uria Sftnch,: '1)7100 353 P 391 16710 FOURTH -1 Arta Codo I 1 5 480 IX 2 Urfa Elo'za 3 11 420 3 'a Zarre 1 21 470 0 7 51 10 P 13 110 70, DO i 3 1 1) FIFTH - I 1`61BOI Abel 5. :i 610$ 60 l Sara Arco .7' 560 3 8 104Jesus f 3 6000 '253' .90 P 1571 so so SIXTH - I Ou'za Sar't: 7 '070.00110 2 Ec"no juar, 3 6 604 20 2 Neg,. ErIr ,Oue 'S 312 Q 1273 17 00 P (721 8900 SEVENTH - I Jose Co!dm i 3 910 180267 2 Sara Jot. It, 91 ?6Q ) I ca Jesus (2) 3 60 0 1)1 3810 P36) 11370 e 0 27 *1 363 651 60 EITHTH I Manclo Juan (200800660. 2 San?, Arca IS) '3) 383 2 01,6 AIlu 12 o 320 Q 56 3' $0 P 1151 113 T O NINTH - I Alpo (ii 1100 31 460 2 Ole. '6) 7 SO 1 20 3 Are, 3 500 0(61 1010 p '16 (10 70 TENTH - I AbCI (S) IS 77 YR 460 7 Enr'oue loll 643600 3 AI 3) 160 Q Al l 3373 p (64)7200 CD 'ii, 72210 ELEVENTH - 1 Santo Attu 17 (I 00 e 40 00 7 Cacho Sancei 400310 3 Anior Echa',, i S 110 0 1 17 7510 P 7 I) 14 17 TWELFTH 1 San? Zaire 7 987 0 11 310 2 B'ibao Era,, I 11 $0 5 $lj 3 A1ur.a Attu (5, 1 70 '2 $1 4S2'O P 3 II 134 10 ago it I AHI 3l 1 ,431 40 A - 3,701 Handle . 175177 SATURDAY NIGHT RESULTS 6 I I AAAIIETC 1 I '"E' TOt1" '' a PRICE GOOD I 1 I / I J % . _ ,. . it4f '_. FROM SENKARIK'S ART SUPPLIES Bcict-jr,. I / I Famous Lane Cedar Chests I I7 / " Give him Rand Shoes I This style comes in black, brown "P•-1 J I ' rvLP5 GIFTWRAPPED FREE &flavy, C 06.1 CHISTS ' Oii ets 75° FROM... 1! Acrylics PF FROM I toI MEOW . . I 11 I I Watercolors 725 1 '., , I' . FROM . I I . . I Deluxe Advance Students Kits Too I Dig i I ( OPEN FRI. NITES I EASELS • PALLETS ISOIA9.1 C..ps.s.i 111999 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT WITH US YOU BUY HERE AND PAY HERE I 208 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322.0204 fj ctc1ccj I H o"FURNISHINGS CENTER I SHOE STORE b moldings. ViSA 1jJ 1,b3 3228240 7706 FRENCH AVE RECLINERS II &j*ajjk I 1 I II CANVAS CUSTOM FRAMING Select from over 300 ESTAaLISHED 1904 iq • Glass & 1 I I Pain t COMPANY MAGNOLIA AVE. 111 322.4622 Q'rer Hlqhl,9OsIS star Ji m my HAPPY HOOKERS Mark W h , tle, Turkey IIII jam UDHa'r Sty Ing Km - 09 • 101 M 30's 13 PItt Meyers Iur8, Wayne 2 Finance Amerca Corp Bur.t 'Turkey Buddy Ba(dee 21 It, 3 AAA Tree5pry , e 19 25 4 HObO'S •(.'lnl 1975. S Auto E'ecIrc 1925, 6 Srr!r'S "umrllur, SUCK'S CUSTOM CATERERS Co 16 27' Siena flgt I Carefree lorsI 31 H 9'? Games Glenda P3 rOy ISO 13 7 Ock's Apg,Iar.c,i 1117 . 3 C4'y h Doyle 15) hill?. I. ' er (39 S,6rnbo 5 2124 .9 BAA' V4rie' 73 L".u'SC Cosa' 153 Mar or Sorent.cn IS S ' '.rc fleas.,,', 5bç 7) 7' 17 OccOre H,lmado.ar 17$ )Cn s Shoe Serv.ce 2021 7 PuOl I . 46tseaIon 15.) Pal C'ark 44 Mark,'? 197$ S Unled Conveyor 19 D'o"e Hogan 154 June P emil 153 ç HCI9v', wIroy 146 MaryDe I Hard, H 915 Games CP'r,s Dickerson (10 17$ AIC, FC'*Ifr 141 13.4. Gladys HgP Sen',s Lou'se Cci..? all Do,), Ii) 45 Kathy Cooper 153 OreDee Helmadonar 437 by's,' icycewagn,r 171 Becky A'caton 447. DoIIe Hogan 44.4. Pa? 1 36 C.r..dy 5.e1raes 1 '4, Ellen Belts r 41 413. June Plant W Ca!hv 161 (54 Carol p0 Bells 161 154 (,.e 101 1 da Down,, 116 146 Mar, Bar Spi 'S VeIl.l L0•C'Ctt is,'?! Aarioa IliubOard 1 60 1 77 ' .iiuOC Plan t 3 Marco Fa'el)a (SI Eve Roger 113 ',)•.r H 91 i 91.15 Qs.e'e'r O # iP'e .n G1jl2rC i.j II? 1 3 7 611 (50 Gn'y .'.e.. C.'enla • . 3) ;'er'ca .can F .5Pler (U Arlene CoaI?er 17 . , .1ver4l ' I) 352 Se' CS Cork, c,cdtr,, 177 I"9 Seres Eve Pogere 490, DELTOPIAPIPIOUSTERS "ar n Farelia 393 ArI,41e COaller n Orar;, BOA','n'S 36 12 .j 3' • 1 6 et Set 31 )1 .n' Sports 29 II Lg,fec'?a.,ns (as, Go ens 4 19, Spo iyr5 ' 3 D,namos 27 71 Galors Os 22 1 7 Marks 06 27 Pog,',ej S73 i';er t Hare Hares 25 2 3 S 73 5 5 ?S73 L.(kp 5!r 'CS 1 NI *'i 173 24 an'as' (Is fl 25 I.Ie' i4(',S 72 25 • SInkerS 27 Aldca?S 31 2' BAY 5 l 7? VD,', CrS II • & 11.% 5 32 H Li' 'S ) lOckerS IS 3) D 33 H. flails is 13 " Ga"rs Be" I ewi 311 (9) 8' Burly 2:3 Err.. 'sic's C' .oe Ferrer 701, 193 'a t)y 191 A 1 kefr'jIo(I (97 're't 17 Carl Lng (15 F 'ar's 17$ Barbara kre Iii '•'•v YPrrson 144 , j I r 0115cr grl.grts 'i c Sherman AUTO TRAIN III pris c."lver8gC. Lorne S?and.ri'gs 1 Wheels. 3 What IC' p t5 Over averag e e chimacall's 3 Knight Owls. 4 P n Pals S T h e Generat or Gag, 6 DRYDEO4OIL Erg'ne 9. 1 Caboose. $ S?ar'O r.gs 1re 5oo Ps 01 12 , Tre Palers, S $i7 Express 10 squat rce 1112$ IS 5p! s 2S13. US 10 'en. 1 1 F0'ur Qfl the Floor, 12 No 7 16 , ups & Den 23 Il. Hg'? Games Martha V.',a.'s Sickers 77 II. Pt',QlO%hl?$ 21 19. No 161. V.nce Cora 164193, Wayne ti-Is & SIP s 20 flurOc', 156 197, Chuck Moefsle, 134 Alrn%t (9 JI. 64o's 'The l$9, Colt I flcje'Or'th 161 701. P 1 P II' 21 (5 23. Threesome ,)OPintOci 74 67, Rnnp R.,,gens 14.4 $.b)ngs II 72. No 2 16 74. Sldcrs 154, Eve O n VOrple (13141, Ko.a 16 71, The Secpens (57$ UflIuCK,5' rIrnef lie 154 Patti 6,'et,r% 123 II 79 14$, Ke'?'? Worrnsbeckeq 133 170, 11915 Games C,iern ?eyecs 731 v,,, Campbell 134 151, Kimrry C. r.gef Denton 215 O.c' Ben?ori 2 11 •'.gh? I)? 193, Q , ch KOtt,val 134 Hgh Sir is Glenn Yeyers 606 202 Davd :enn.goo 134 47, M n, l"eln 5.62 Ilh, flukur A" ilny 16$ 201 Rion" LIMO r.e 17') flop PlIPletfe 3(6, Ca. i CItsel 331 53 Pat S'as.,cr, III 119 Bob Meprs 3)2. C arr liii) vs SOS. H gh Sen.es Jmmy yr gP (37 i .rvs E)arsd 50$ Buce BenIcr, 517 Cecil Bosr115 141 330. Mark (lOb Hosford 507. 0 co R,cpsards 500 .'V.(')ey ItS $i Wayne Burd'i (54 $pI?5 Converted Margaret 511 P 1 or,ns,on 174431 EeI,r, l.'eyers S I 10. 1 rda ',nt S 13 7 Moeple II) 23$ Cora karrief 116 ' rrna Henry 5 ii. Carol 099 3 13 431 PCI POtlyal 13441 Le C,ln n Other H.QhIigNts Star Mo ne 123 III. Martha .96 act 'p't loll I to " I ' ggers Il styles. i - 41 10150, P165)70100 fig 0 131 * IPi $6) All 4 10, API 6 1)500 A 2973 Handle 7(99W ___YOUR _________ Bewtliu Ta FREE DELIVERY HEATING , n2 6562 PLUMBIN WAL _______________ _ VISA' ~ LAYAWAY PLAN Do Way CCVW 1 001 SanlWd 104 E. FIRST ST. 4 FURNITURE PH. 322.5181 IN A I THE TIME Ose --- Rtd Fat R TUDOR ' COSMETICS COLOGNES BOUTIQUE JEWELRY HANDBAGS LINGERIE LOUNGE and EVENING WEAR SPORTS and CASUAL WEAR MEN'S TOILET ARTICLES I I MACHINE BY TUDOR i '51 M tOrn 37! c' COSMETICS-BOUTIQUE and FASHIONS PH. 323.2631 110 PARK AVE., DOWNTOWN SANFORD 11111111 %'aL - Tudor, made by Role., has the tame uncompromising quality. symboliled by the patented Tinlo.ck cinding crown abow,, in tegral t each Tudor Oytter cast and the source 0? its Submarine III nle',rdy. From top the new Tudor PFIFI C 111 Oysterdate in stainless $teel with matching unified bracelet, automatic w i th rotaling elapsed time betel 192131. the automatic Tudor Prin Oytterdate HI stainless steel with plan bezel and match,,,., bracelet, prfts,.pqf down to 16% teet like the ,sw Princesi model l9319-II4) and the Tudor Oyster Prince Submarrier, a brlwny, date ln%trwme,,t in Stain)? it steel with matching brac,le, with revolving etaosed time bezel 10, liming dive's, tell winding and prelwre.pro0l down to 6400cc? 1$41? 9)151 _____ to .." S and 13(0 Edna S'ump$ 51 E ,1 'I II Zeul, j 13 er Pl.9fl)ghls Star Of Aenk - •' KISH REAL ESTATE '.900 rigs I Sail & Peppe' 3, it ,,j'!ef O,,s'ens 79 19 3 licOntulS 2424 1 RyDir' fl 21 • S Nr.- D,r One 23' • Is, c 7', FIcor 2(37 7 Te 0'.' 21 7? I 7op Brass 202$ 11.91. Games Penis, *14rr'.lion 55 ti Bart C l0*rie, 1 17 Bob O* ; '" (11 cmr I.utl',rfQrd 101 A".O, 7"bs II S?cc"a".e TreO*,. '86 IM-Rd'd k',g' 16$ De an Ha'.' ICr, ' 173 Bernard io r, 9iI 141 C.i', .v...oen II! 11.ri.0, Gravis i 6a 0', 0 Sorag,.. 174 ', r( Care ( et MgI. Sir c's Penn, H4rss.I?Øn 497 Part; Clowney 47.43 Bob Oreg 331 • n, Car, 473 Bruce S'"pson 120 4* . . iy6' 1••. n Qogero •67 Lot Plan a Special Christmas Shopping tour at Non's in downtown Sanford GLtO bq E. •,'• ,. ".:,•..'_ FIRST ST. PH. 321.0951 : or r ." .r to X It to 4 -.5 P to it - li -• ,, at , • .•,;. r .- "7. 'l,.. 4 .. .. 0 8 ' -y ';;_'5 ' ., ____________________________ -3. , ,; - "S • ".A,, ,:'. 226 i .,. ;.ç,.'- '•_Li' e .. '_.,.1 •. I. nO, Serraes 431 Becky &Odr,g?on At Chrs Dckersor 356. Ali FOaler 383. G'ad,s Doyle 104 Converted Sp Mar-on FIrella Mar' LOOKING FOR SOMETHING SUPER SPECIAL ...... BEAUTIFUL OR UNUSUAL to 1,'..'. - C4 . MEMBER AMERICANGEMSOCIETY 112S,PARK SANFORD PH. 322.2363 At Home" Alt • . Cor k y Godfrey 455. Girny IiIcreau Ill Ellen Bells 477 I Kader Jewelers I "Shop °' ______ 01 ° 'os 67 (3 FlOrence BrP'r'rr 1 $ ''COAl, 4 1 7 Leonard kn 9151 421 Ii .eiyne Du,r',i.p 4 57 ,m Dean HarisIIC,, 434 Ar.6 Co-os t ,4 7 33 13 Frank Grecr 5 I 10 456 Jon Pv?hentOrd 101 0.. c Oison 257 Lou flolIon 5 6 S 7 Soragu, £25 Gary L6vOefl 423 P,j SIre? $7 Ca, Anderson S 6 Pand, Graves 116 "nr 5lnPl 3 to ) rg.l Bagnc Cov',erlea Sol is Pand C,ra•,s '0 *411Cc Denny ) (2 Doior,'s I 7 IC (15,'rl (I.Ie 3 10 Id kr'.eSei I Ii, Gene AcafO goes toSprague $7. Toppn' Jon Rultierford IC? 3 1 0 Eulai' O?thjy5 3 10 1on ertng trio 7 9 split O'l'er P4.9h1915t5 Ben k',Sel Other H.gPll.QIStt Star of ACes . 173 ioq Ferrer • 133 MCkbb,n Bob On*g • 113 Happy P4 Cgrlu's 9 AMC Vera Kelly '69 ccc'. 7)20 *115 hand CCC S NORMAN ' net Bu'',P $31 P.Crns?cck 4 .r'I PICIl, 531 Err, Due'ksen 16 ,",r' (S.riennp 446 Cn•.rtpd Spi.ls Marc ci • )I7dClu 5 4 10 1* 9 B.•3 Ilult S 6 II:iI1I:1 G HEATING llillc.~ I SENSIBLE WATCH7. y. gout CkWlsw Skpg MERLE 0 OUALITY UNCOMPROMISING A '169 or Styles $9995 IIp 020480 3 Arta Arc. (3)6 10. 0 is CALL g FOR BEGINNERS & PROFESSIONALS __ FIRST I Ica Arana (II 23 IC 7 60620 2 L&ffl Via (2) 4 60 36.0 3 Sara Alberd 1(1500 (31)3700, P (1 JIll 00 SECOND - 1 Aklana Jaw. (7) 1600760922 7 Sara Via 16 ) SAO 350, 3 Urfa SancheZ II) 5 20. 0 it 7 i 7660 P (16) 42960 DC 1 71 213 IC THIRD - I Sara COIOo ill 983 160520. 2 Aldan* AIb,,d, (31 360 370 2 Idegu. Arara (St 520 0 (371 2900, P '73) 699Q FOURTH - I Oguza PereZ 11 15 Do 640 380 7 AIdara Aran (I, 5703 Ii ) 0,. Jaw. (7) 5500 II II 3310PllI, 10050 DD174121070 FIFTH - I Med.na Attu (5' I)X 500300.7 Sant o Abel (1)143ISO 3 Marolo $.n(15,i (3) 300 0 (5.7 6600 PIS?) 111030 SEVENTH - I Sara P,q,i 7 17 404401442 Ida ia, (3) #404 60 3 Pdegu Q.o)a (6) 300 0 '37 43 10. P (1 3) 7)'I490 B o g 0 1 I *Jr, 3 7) 2, 172M EIGHTH - I M'dna Ersqje 13 7 503 607 83. 3 Maroic A5'I 71 00 710 3 Clii Sanchez (7 )6001311 2110, PIll) 55 90 NINTH'- I BIbao (7) 113016.0 3003 Ole, IS) 48.09203 Arta (3) 300 0 (5 7) 5693 P 1751 11010 TENTH - I Juan III 33701730 700 7 Attu 3' 700 610 3 Er')3ue 1 515200( 1 7)6700 P (13)15993 CD 1? 11 III 13 ELEVENTH I Arta A)?.,, 131 221015707107 Manolo EIor:a Ill 5003203 JOSe SancheZ (110131) 47 60 P (3 41 177 50 TWELFTH - I Anton Frr.o,e ($1 16701705i3, 2 Alava Juên IS) CEN T RAL 9 00 DOWNTOWN SANFORD '•one At I McCRORY'S I I SANFORD PH. 322.2383 Oil I THRU DEC. 10 200N.PARK ii Put a little 1 style in your Santa's step this Christmas I I ' - mary/esther's $ 1 2.99 A -, (,'//. AND MORE...MOREI I I I I 36" TALL, ROOTED HAIR, HOLD HER HAND & SHE WALKS WITH YOU 1 1 I 1 Walking Doll All IS s Country Store 71 20 2 HgPi (,arrC's .,rne Pont 310. EOu'pmerl 73' • 20 1 a'ten Dny 701 Joe Feryr III •I', Yr 23 21, S Lack *eii T old F'e II) A4'bara Kneliti 1$6. III 37' 21' • 6 Spangiers Mary r.tzpa,rck ISO Mkn Burke 'agl.ne Seryce 73 77, 7 No 72 $7. Airan Post (53 V.8. ROSS I Nc I 2(23 9 III . Ed Vise.el 170, Mar',.,, McNutt ':rse 19 25 1 0 Boon Dock i. Jul 1 'ghIsey 177, OIl Dean 113. Games Oar Spangler 701 -4 Paulne H rSch 153, Haiti C 'ThomPson 709. 0"" Charles G`0" No' 151 Wv.,., Spencer (SI, He'n e 5.-np). 19). jean II.?? SlefI ner ISO 5 Sri.rIey Inomtpoy. 547 Arlen P11915 Ser,s hod Foot, 575, Joe C.aller 181. Patty ScOfeld 161 Ferrer 502 Mb Burke Marvin 04.h m.es Don Spangler 510 McNutt 496 Verne P015)493, Walt er Sherman $13 131 average. Fred Denny 176 ¶.mlut 531 15.4 a v erage Lonnie C onverteo Spits LIla,Po Pont 27 Iomcson $37 110 a,erage. Don,,, Mercha Goddard 2 4 6. Mary 'I'S 331 Charles P4CC 535. Arlene Aug iutto S W. V r am Vindvyr'. S " (0 Dan Burton 310 VIe Burke 3 Converted 5p1ls Fran', He? 3 10 70 La. my l 5.jI.r .in7 Life Size Doll 11 / 3 With Stroller S I , 00 STYROFOAM 4, oIIs DRINKS, WETS. HAS MOVABLE ARMS & LEGS. BLACK OR WHITE I S ROCKETS C. toll k\ SKIRTS SLACKS BLAZERS TOPS : Stroll-Along Baby or • ...'L ' Beautiful, giftable separates in shell pink and sea green. PH. 333.1792 D "r . 4 910 FRENCH AVF. PIC14 03 racing , MYSTIRYLADIIS BALLICHAIN Standings Sland'ng% I Vxn Pin. 2 Junk Eiditables 31 10 , Yard Dogs. 3 Der See. 4 Have Ball Carroll's Furniture 77)7. Nice Day W(l B0a.t. $ flub'S Bum s , 6 Coon Laundry 25 19 1 Longwood Rusty's Raderi. I lOse Do Lincoln Merc 73', 70',. GS B Coins 3331 Alley Oo GonderS S Country Bumpkins 7 1 33, its a. H.gh Games Ernie H i ckson 163, And 2)23. Dolphin Finance IS', Bob Kong 176. George JeIub(,n 151. 33',. Goof BaIls 1431. ham No 4 flub Doyle I19, Bryant H,ckSon 207. 1133 S.9'rry King 154. Luar,ne ReynoldS High Games K.tty Bray II?, 7)). Peggy Moon III Thelma Leigh Boyd Ill, Miry Ward 171. Tn. MII,r 1 69, Vonda Driver log, H(kSOfl 176 Hiçh Semes Erne H'ckton All. Ambtr SteOan,sIo 16$ 151. Joanna (lob King 110. George Japutxin 100. Bats 1 50, Ray Weddle 134, Lucille flub Doyle 19$ Bryan? Hickson $73. Clark ISO 169, Linda Booty 119 III, Luanne Reprnith M. Peggy Moon Linda Downer ISa. Jackie Goodman 139. DelI Barca 144. Both Hall ISO 446 Converted SII% Thelma Hickson Hg'? Sec.,., Dell Barca 134, Ray 67 tO. ?umieyS George Jakubdifl. fieddI, 354. Luc.11C Clark 475, Linda flub Dyle. urn 81.0Cr 9. Bryan? Besty 391, Linda Aronsoo 39$, H CkSon vondi Driver 493 0t15r HgnlgIsts Star of the Week Converted Splits War'da Hubb4rd P.ggv Moon • 61. 81, Averages 58. SIl. r,ot Ra.n,j 310. Elan, GilloAlly 57. Wt?y Bray 310 J m 6410cr & Bryan? H 9j,on 175, ',uli 'e.tco 112 Grace Oav.s 51. Irla M ''.' 4512 flp.s 510, 310, tootir, FACTORY TRANSMISSIONS 13 L'rda Doer., 310 Jeck.. SIandogs I Double Clutchers. C,oc4mnar. 57. Linda Car?., 49 Yoraunt Coflve?OV5 3 Ftjr Mary T',ike, 775 The Starters, 4 $ Speeds . Other H 915)91515 Tvc6yt Verdi '.iXlul6!OtS 6 Pr ErOs 7 Lucky Driver. Ambir S'pfan,tio and Dell 5 $?rppd Geart. 9 Gloat Bar,. Q'jeef of Week Raw Weddle J1n'rrers IQ Value Bodes • 50 igr Games Jerry LOwe 77$ uoger Duck 33). Dee Lowe III WASHDAY DROP OUTS Pl,h Sern 1109cr Q.a'Ck 537 5?ar'i egi 5p'"e's 39 15 ", is & r n6 Stephens $30 J4 SrrIh 574 71 16 Vase upS 2$ Is, Jcrry 10*', Polling Stone's 37 18' ,. Shamorcks Converted Spilt Philip Sgw.gle 75)9. 5n BrOs 7519 *III Kids 7 9. ,$pan Pd. 6 107 71 30. P.r Pa's 2120. 810415105 2?', Other PIghIghts , C15iuk Oee'nj. 72'. S(it?Cf P.ns 2024 Soap Suds 5?a, ill the 14eC9 • 41 (925 . Block Suilers is I 25', Alley cats It • 2S i B EAM's 1526. LEFTOVERS Hooks & Curvet I777 GogefIers 9 I Die R oc o , ng 7$ Is, ncj% L - Griffith, Rhone Monday, Dec. S 1977-lA �SA-Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Monday, Dec. 1. 1977 Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl Mndiy, Dec. S 1f77-)B INS Ma Morries on-Robb ons Nuioti"als Repeated In Candlelight NY But P:11 C n. I Cte i0 S4.r Sa lLaq 99.50 GALLO VERMOUTHDRY OR 1 .3951111 Lort Lee Morrison and John T. Robbins Jr. were married Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Firg Presbyterian Church of San Ford. Rev. Virgil Bryant per. formed the candlelight and double ring ceremony, Mrs. Joseph F: Matheux was the soloist, 11MG & HAIG PINCH 8999m AAUNY GIN RUM VODKA 3 QIS. fall ANY 12 4;.s W1111 IT NTIS t.IlS!W*5 A"001 LI 114t paLlu '.lS sis LII IX 1*1W 1.I14 I It LIT toC to tI,, sa WW4 t. Sw'. v,. f 240. 41 '1,1 TX BAA? PII(q 5 III.. •O ..f 11 OP a T. 11£ lad d *55 Swq we IUd 60 04M l3Ilbull 1,91114 ,,.. .I (on - am C.w, Suld ?XMI LaI'Q,4LlCII$ 10 0A.16 seem 'a i . S. s,. a.. ,, CI *ia,*I IT *1T. f-I S..4h.I SS T W SI - 11,5 SN SHAPED BOTTLE I'flCAM (UCflV A Ain '19' MlIUUN t PREMIUM 86° CANADIAN THE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE NOT THE PRICE 10 YR. V.0. BADYON BRB <' A49 \ QT. rae, TWELVE IMPORTED WINES FROM FRANCE. GERMANY. POR TUGAL. SPAIN P. ITALY A FULL CASE 01 WINES IN HAND MADE WICKER BASKET TRIMMED IN LEATHER 3 BOnUS OF RED & WHITE WINE FROM VECONIUC IN A STURDY G 95 49 WOODEN GIFT BOX A PERFECT GIFT U 1395 240Z. NICOLAS FRENCH WINE 76' (OTIS DI ..o,i.a 2.6 41 176' 3 / 7 .50 3/$.50 76 SOIDEAURLANC 2.99 3/5.50 /j76 MUSCIDET 3.e 3/10.50 76' SIAVJOLAIS 3. 3 / 1 1.50 ( rt76 CHABLIS 6.1 3/17.50 76' MACON IUNC 3. 3/11.50 73 (HAT DII PAPE S. 3/16.50 ROSE D'ANJOU 2.99 ihe bridegroom served as best man. Usher were ere Jack I. Morrison Morrison Jr Albert M JarrTH David Wainwright .ind lr.i: Eddy. Korey Jarrell, niece f ft bride, and Chad Lee and .J onathon Jarrell, nephews of tha bride, were flower girl and ring bearers The ringbearer's candlelight satin arid lace pillow was handmade b) the bride's grandmother, Mrs. George W Johndrow . .' .,j Following the ceremony, the bride's parents entertained at a • reception at Sanora (lub. Janet Robbins. sister of the bridegroom, registered the ; guests in the bride's hook which was placed on an antique H er tiered veil of illusion, '. Captain's desk, a family secured to a forward beaded . ., heirloom. I headpiece, terminated in a full Hirild p#ao. Sly Torn Notts Mrs. Hubert O'Neil, Mrs. Al c hapel train. She carried an Getting ready to shed light on the Downtown Sanford Freeman. (1t Manager Warren E. (Pete) Knos les Edwardian bridal bouquet of Wallace. Mrs. Charles Park and Nora Gordon, president of the I)ow nton ivory roses, stephanotis, baby's and Mrs Lee Moore cut and ('omm unl(v ('h ristrnas tree are (from left) Jan '1 served the cake Covering the Rosiness Association. breath and trailing English IV>. . ". f . bride's table was a hand. Attending the bride were her embroidered and appliqued sigers Ms. Jay Lee, and 1rs. . . . ' cloth purtha.sed in Madiera by Albert iCyndeel Jarrell, ' -, the bride's grandmother. Community Christmas Tree Lighting bridesmaids were Mrs. Randall ' The Garfield Willetts combo Elizabeth) Brown and Mrs. . .., furnished the reception music. Edward ISherriel Willman, Following a wedding trip to a both of Gainesville. and Linda ski resort in the Penn.s>lvania MRS. JOHN T. ROBBINS JR. Hobbins, sister of Pocono Mountains, the the crepe gowns, empire inspired, cuffed with white maribou. newl>'wects will make their bridegroom They wore identical ice blue with the cowl necklines forming Each carried a French hand home at Summit Apartments, Another "first" is being recorded in Sanford when The long sleeves were bouquet of white carnations and Cas.selberry High school chorus will entertain with a Christmas a community Christmas tree comes into light and music program. the limelight. Entertainer John Ratestraw will provide v ariety Sing Christmas carols with your neighbors during with a Christmas jazz act. John performs in and Another 'First' In Sanford May TO Decembe r Parents the community tree lighting service Friday at 7 P.M. around Orlando and has recently finished a session around the downtown Christmas tree, located in the at Longwood Village Inn. city parking lot at the corner of Park and First The Downtown Business Association is sponsoring DEAR ABBY FACING ptant as the condition of his neat kisser Street, Downtown Sanford. health. the tree lighting and caroling music celebration with FACTS, a newly wed couple, BEflERT}IANEVER David Hannah of Hannah's Music Center will asked if you thought it would the cooperation of local bus Some men In their SOs and provide music with his multi-key board set-up. inesses, Seminole High fair to have chilirm at their EOs are better qualified for If you feel left out and lonely, School and the City of Sanford. Santa Claus and local city officials will light the I fatherhood than other men who or wish you knew bow to get Concession refreshments will be available. Enjoy ages. ,.ShC was 30 and he was donated 30 foot evergreen tree at 7:30 p.m. are 30 rears Younger. people to IIk'e you, my new the sounds of Christmas and old fashioned tradition Well, believe it or not, when Immediately following the tree lighting, Seminole DEAR AHB'i' Here's a little booklet, 'how To Be Popular; in Downtown Sanford. we married, my husband was a tip for DOG TIRED. whose You're Never Too Young or Too 68-)ear-old college professor, Old," is for you. Send SI along a Aa a -- - neighbor's doe barks at and I was .5)' with a lorg, seifaddressed, and disturb; the whole neii ta'cau.se, after our 12th, 1 had a AREA We've been happi1 ENGAGEMENT married stamped 124 cents I envelope to I " borhood: Place the do owner's for 10 at'ars and are the parents %;t.st'ctoms Abb> 132 bask>' Drive, Heverl telephone number in large ' I4S (,ujldr 01 two beautiful, health>, in' Hills, Calif. 90212, letters beside your telephone telligi'nt daughters, now 5 and ABI3V I must LukeEvery time the dog barks at 9 MONDAY, lWCEthEft disagree with the advice you night • and the later the better' Keenagers, 7:30 pm, The Forest, Maybe we belong to the .ivethat newlvniarriedcouple ring up the owner. It worksSome of us Free blood pressure clinIc, 71 p.m., Seventh-day Guinness Rook of World who asked if they should have Hawkins wonders. Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs. Record.s, but we still feel very any children. 'He was 50 and in need more NO LONGER DOG TIRED Mr. and Mrs. fleming Frank Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m. much blessed in spite of the 48. :uti health, and she was 30.1 DEAR NO. What If the dog Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Luke, 2201 Bel-Air Blvd., than T.L.C. year age difference betwt't'ri U.s Frue the•s may have owner has aci unlisted number? Sanford, announce the South Seminole Ja)crn. 7.30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring IIM'l'v IS MASON ('liv. IA r er> thing it lakes . he or takes the telephone off the hks .ind su '; ,'ng;igiient of their daughter, I) E A H If A I' V w 'nIlerful parents, but no hook after the first ring? l)it'i Workshop, 1(1 a ut. and 7:30 p.m., S.anlanIo Pegg) Ruth, to Damon Congratulations. Read on for Tttit.'iI .lg4 II,cs .._.. aI-i UIIU -. - .. .ju am an . Ilw kink Jr ciin of Sir. .ea,i,., ._ .. -. ..,.$3I) U.itter how nhvstralls thø PP'. ILU) . DEAR A''L' r.' -'.. (.t ... u. IL. .'a% ,)1 LIIIU ' dIr 13 Ill UdP. CIII'. t he re's little chance responsetothe article about the noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson Universila,. hawkins of Route I, Paola, and belong In the Guiness Rook of lk'Ltnd the late Mr. Damon hawkins World Recorth: -that he'll be alive and spry at girl who wore braces on her Sr t teeth. She said her boyfriend DEAR ABBY: I'm glad >OU Sanford AA, 8 p in., 1201 W. First St. 'closed al so wore braces, a d wh,in they . n told that couple who hesitat ed TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p in., over Baptist Ch urch, Born in Martinsville, Va., the I'm 24 and v hen I was burn k 'je,J it was li ke running Into a to have c hi ldren because of bride-elect is the maternal ('rystal lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. mother was 37 At all the barbed wire f en ce, and It hurt. their ages to go ahead Sanford Al-Anon. 8 p in.. First Unit ed gr an ddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. . tjiool functions • especially in pj when I was lB I Church Alvin B. Koger. 1408 Bel -Air married a grade school I people would ask Well, I'm a 'year-old guy ( wonder woman who was then J6 ne wh'. my Blvd., Sanford. Her paternal Wright %atrhers, 7 p in., Florida Federal meeting m "grand other" who's been wearing braces or but looked like sweet 16 She was thereinstead of grandparents are Mrs. Mattie room, Altamonte Springs and 10 am., Ascension ni> three years, and I know exactly had had six children b% two I! 'tht'r Lutheran ('hurch. ('a.sseltx'rr', Hodges of Martin.sville, and the how she felt. When I used to kiss 4 previous husbands. late Mr John I) Hodges a girl with braces, it was like TUESDAY, DF:uE11IER5 We've been unarrieij for eight I was chided all through two Miss Luke is a senior at freight trains colliding head orange Count) Assu. of Legal Secretaries, dinner 6 )cars. and are now the proud and >ou know how cruel on Seminole High School, and is p in meeting 645 p in Kabler Plaza, Orlando parents of one do zen ChIldr1 children can be without I'EG(;Y RUTh I.t'KE employed by J.C. Penney's in nit-ariing to be all health',, thank God Braces have improved my Augies Elders, 10 am St. Augustine Church, Sanford High School IlIIewelI I and is in Birth No names, please The ('a.sseibcrry. REMEMBERS WEI.I. kissing I now kiss very slowly, 11cr fiance, born in Otlando, the U.S. Ann>. stationed at in our little town call Over 50 ('bib, 10.30 a iii., Bedding Gardens meeting us the lFAI4 HI:%wMhwhls: The gently and tenderly. I get is the grandson of Mrs. Susie Wainlulu, hawaii crar c014)lt' with all the kids room, Sanford ast'rage life expect.anc of a compliments on m> kisses all Hawkins and the late Mr. The wedding will take place man toda> Is about 70. and i the fine I'm sure if it weren't 1' S We've never tx Osereaters Anonymous. '.3Op in., Florida Power and Albert Hawkins of Dothan, Ala. on July lt178, at the Central welfare, and I'd like to add that repeat, the number of )ears a for my braces I never would Ight, Sanford, Hi' is a graduate of Wahiawa Baptist Church of Sanford, our family is complete now man has Used isn't as mi- have learned how to be such a Sanford Senior ('lilies Club Christmas Party, 7p.m., ('lyle ('enter, Program by Dancing School of '.rts, 8 p.m. a. .)FiILIIUJ, No regular noon meeting CALENDAR Vt' •ahin a w tl.aa ' . Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a formal candlelight satin gown fashioned along the slim . Venisa' lace and SIlOUette reenibroidered matching appliques adorned the highrtse waist line, scooped neckline and long tapered sleeves. - ANTINORI WHITE WINE IMPTITALY ice blue bahys breath showered with longitin streamers . The bride is thedaughsu .if Dr. and Mrs. Jack Morrison, 120 Crystal Dr., Sanford. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John T Robbins, 701 Bucl' r Rd., Maitland. Nobody b'angs back (hr., LIQU()i' IL 99 DAiPI1lI 11 . "..". a AREA . ' d "-V"...... ... ,,'.',', . - . .. .. SAVE ON I ]r A LuStY Ml. PRO GLASSWARE 1 01 CORDIAL 3 01 MARTINI 3 01 MANHAT1AN WHISKEY SOUR 6 OZ CHAMPAGNE S OZ 01 ON THE ROCKS B 01 WINE 1201 BRANDY GOBLET 14 01 BIER As. ' a . 79 '01 os, 31 defects are forever. Unless you help. March of Dimes . 12.01 GIFT t2 720! BRANDY . 10* OF 4 COFII3 10! IRISH " . SI I - a AA11IlIi.A..1!IIIIU i 1IFL!TM1IUf'ilI[flWjfl.Tfl4I LIQUEUR sn, 6 99 VOO&$ CII SUM CA*ADIA* 3k PI1IR HURING CHIRRY 0V1NUICA0CQUt(tiuIi Us COINTRIAU LIOUIUR 3.'4 OT 6.19 Il0tA00I*vOA JACk 0*011(1 StACk Sit' YSOPCOGNAC CSSTSsa SIN 639 lOGOS CMIS(Uv Sit SAM8UCA BARONI 5TH 199 CNImsinSj( MAJ(IIMAUISI 1k 3' $39 I.e WICIIRI 011*011 ITALY fls NEAPOLITAN I1f 5TH 739 6*4(1*00 IloutUk 1k sTm 5,49 1*1 SOUVENIR GIFT BOX ASST. LOCH A MOOR MOuR --u-i 5TH $ 39 SEAGUM V.O. JIM SEAM KY III, AMAMT'TOMINTNE.CACAO.BANANA BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 919 AHISITTI.SLACK$IRRY 339 VODKA-GIN-RUM I PIPP. SCHNAPPS.StOt IUCIOIPUCAOI III SIN WI ft t-_ ItSfl GIN.TRIPLE SIC DOMAINI 3'40T I :5 1 I - , •. e.'. •'Sta THE FINEST ' JAPANESE SAKE _______ -____________________________________________ MR. IaffII/4 BOSTON I ' ('I 1 P I DAISHO DRINKING SIT , oz eonti or JAPAP(S( SAKI WITH P0flC(LA,s WARMI It 4 CUPS 61 A ________________ _______________ CRIME Of MENTHE GNI1e OS ____ CREME OF CACAO LIGHT OR OAS BAR GUIDE R 1,000 RECIPES O"\$ Pt PP. SCHNAPPS CON Pt I TIE SIT CASE 53.88 49 2 LA 489 5TH ASIOCEIhGSTLTOL tL1IdJi_IAhAhI'1: _:1HU:1dLTj _ ISO F G 51 I S ri B at C' W LOW CASE SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING SS,, aa MOST ARE IN BEAUTIFUL INDIVIDUAL 61 BOXES RONRICO RUM OT 59.56 V.D. BARTON 8 YRsi OT 62.95 MARTINS V.V.O. ss 'co STN 59.1$ TEN HIGH BOURBON DY, 57.15 SEAGRAM GIN GORDONS VODKA OT. 66.95 CANJWIAN CLUB BLEND OT. 94.50 CORD0111113 GIN SIN 52.I6 WILOTURKEy 1O1IRB. 5TH 95.s8 JITN 63.18 MUITINS V.V.0. SCOTCN OT. 73.95 VAT GOLD SCOTCH 01.0 FLORIDA RUM flY. 41.15 CALVIRT GIN QT- 67 -9`11 IMPERIAL BLEND OT '58-95 OT. 55.15 GRANTS I YR. SCOTCH STN 74.15 ('UT IACMOI RUM a J.W. DART 100' BOND ST. 70.15 CANADIAN L.T.D. BLEND QT. 51.15 STANLEY KY. VODKA OT, 61.15 CUM SANK SCOTCH ITN 71.15 ALMADIN BRANDY 5TH 44.95 9TH 57.50 MIM BOUNION OT. 17.11 CALVIRT EXTRA BLIND ST. 14.15 AIC 100' VODKA 14' LONDON TOWIR GIN OT.6,50 TUXA VODKA DY 63 50 OT. 52.15 BILLS 12 YR. SCOTCH STN 71.50 INVIRNOUSE SCOTCH fiT. 17.15 JIB SCOTCH BACARDI RUM s 5TH 57.15 JIB SCOTCH ITN $2.45 ABC 100 VODKA SIN 50 95 OT.102,00 HEAVEN HILL S0'. 5TH 41.15 KAIGINAIG 5*SCOTCHITN 7515 CHIVAS REGAL SCOTCH 5TH 125.00 OLD CROW KY. BRI. HOUSE OF LO01 SCOTCH OT. $2.50 HARVEY BRISTOL CREAM 5TH 68.55 5TH .01 73.15 OT. 63.95 BALLANTINE SCOTCH p_N cni TEN HIGH BOURBON 5TH 41.11 BLACK I WHITE SCOTCH ST. $7.15 JACQUINS 5 * BRANDY 5TH 59.88 .iNOSI CHAMPAGNE -ii 5TH 25.15 J. WALKER RED SCOTCH OT. $7.15 FOUR ROSES BLEND OT. $1.15 TANQUIRAY GIN STN .1.11 BILLS S YR.SCOTCH CANADIAN LORD CALVUT aT. 65.5$ RIEFEATIR GIN ST. 75.15 CHRISTIAN IROS. IMOC? 5TH 63,951 5TH 71.11 SEAGRAM V.0. BLIND QT. 14.15 SOUTHERN COMFORT ST. 53,15 MARTINS n M. SCOTCN 5TH 13.5$ LINOUX BRANDY _ll BUU.00H I LADE SCOTCH OT 64.95 BLACK & WHITE SCOTCH 5TH 73.95 62.95 USHERS si-i SCOTCH 5TH 54.15 KESSLER BLEND 01. 57.95 STANLEY CANADIAN 5TH 41.15 CERTIFIED BRANDY DY 6795 at Free blood pressure clinic. 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Del tons Camera Club, 745p.m., social ball, Lutheran Church of Providence. Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 am., Sunshine Park community center. Sanford LIons, noon, Holiday Inn. Sanford Sentoma, 7 am, Sambo's. Longwood Serturna, noon. Quality Inn, 1-4 and 44' ('asselberr> Jaycees, 8 pin., Doug's Garage, Melody Lane. Longwood-Lake Mary [Joni, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 14 and Sit 434. Wright Watchers, 7 p in Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S Oak Ave.; 7 p rn. Summit Apts, Casselberry. Sanford-Seminole Ja>ceettes, 7:30 pm., Jaycee building. Parents Abon)mous, 7:30 p.m., Cas.selberry Cornmunit>' United Methodist Church. Sanford Senior Citizens, noon, civic center. , WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7 ('asselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., the Caboose. Osfrdo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Optimist. 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn . Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., ('Is-Ic ('enter, Free blood pressure clinic, 3.6 p.m., Winter Park Memorial Hospital Assn. building, Aloma Avenue, WHALING Actors taking part in ''American Whaling Anthology." (from left) Wayne Norwood, John ('itrone and Tlmoth' nezego. are porIra'Ing seagoing men. The play is a study of the development of Career Education of Sailing and Whaling Ships by the fourth and fifth grade ('lasses of Mary Werner, Martha Craveley, Mary Ellen MartIno'Ich and Pam O'Toole at Woodlands Elementary School, It will be presented Tuesday night, at 7:30 p.m., for the PTA program which will also feature songs, acting and - slides. ,'aId 0 Pholi by E148 N,cr,t �31-EvenIng Herald, I- Monday, Dec. S. 1q77 __ TONIGHT'S I Cu'aoe aro ercoalce a;airst thi ru9Qe A.asan a43erness TPie £YenXUfB F Evening thei 'o'Io*nç the o the Yu.ion Rrt'e' 'Øf 6 00 Ba y tfl fleVty 2,000 ar400gsi.d i 4 i ii iz NEWS 11 MV THREE SONS 7 DIMENSIONS IN 8 Mact4arnva ar twa 'o.i part. t4f5 rCnJI1ed as s.cre e'dS *n WWII b'eais o..1 90 to YugoSLa.14 to resci.e a B 30 ''C s' beng ?44ti b Nazis Jo'v Byne' sta's 7 AS MAN BEHAVES A Conversation With o' Glass.r iT ABC NEWS 24 900 1 IZ NBC MOVIE The Storyt.rer Martin Ba:sa -i Pa!?) Duke Atr Dramal. zat*rioftriIecontroes) itu and its cwecis on cte,rers Te o' a TV movie acusedo'tngQef-ingaI2yea. imd arson a ew10 o 'is tiea at triat I ABC FOOTBALL B.a! OO Cats DçnS 24 A GIrT TO LAST 1000 A BARBIE DOit. FOR 9 CHRISTMAS Ba'ts Bonton $14/S in th.s 'out of muS ind 'eO guests Arcr.e Ca!'ob. F,.e Vucaey Galley Gm 4'e DIMENSIONS IN CUL• lURE Too I LIARS CLUB 4: BRADY BUNCH 1 THE CROSS WITS 6* MARY TVLER MOORE M Cl 0 C. 1. A S. SHOW T FEEDBACK I WILD, WILD WORLD CF ANIMALS A1nr, Rrir 12 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDs 24 MaCNE1L.LEHRER RE. PORT 730 12 4: WILD KINGDOM j INSEARCI1F Tr.LOS! Dutchman Mire I 5100 000 NAVE THAT TUNE 12 INSIGHT A Yosige' Paint ot View 24 EAST CENTRA.. IDA REPORT MY KINGDOM OR LOVE Acaion R 1030 94 JACK BENNY S'40.V 7 D:C' CAVEIT 7 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 11 15 24 DICK CAIIETT SHOW l'30 112 TONIGHT 4 IT C B S MOVIE MCM4a, a Wi'i b4ndS. Wres anti Kise's Røi HC$On Susin Si-i James 1971 714 cr'nms. a 'o CIRCUS OF THE STARS 35TVaritimoinest,a's IT IT pe"o'm cvcus acts in ,p P0.s sp.o.iI Rrigmasts a'e Ll.e Ba leCy Sa'aas Cty WLi-ts and Vci'ae 504' N'S he ms' sea!Igaie sonie c' sit cioses' 'o"f)j *hell ind?lec friend s m.,jveO ata costume ba Li TP 6* VOVtE and P'eilirI Too B.eie Da's GRAPHIC SPECIAL V.0ri Pass12, Suscn p'e'" -, VOW '0110*5 'Out young risen e"lO retraced the 'ra ' Kbnd'k• oold soete's pri'iorç C'arses 80)0' 1940 FrOnd', SCandil ibrOul Court and gop . e'ness 0 twa d?tiren ,eaj w'fe *Ps ts. 6J'3 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR THE DEAF I MATCH GAME 6* ERRY MASON 9 HAPPy DAYS R1 11 2 12 XNOC*COUT 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 FAMILY FEUD S 4 6 CES NEWS 1230 Tt FBI (RI i 00 1 12 TOMORROW 1 30 4 LATE NEWS 6* NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL I UAILY WORD 1230 12 TriE GONG StOW 4 $ SF AP( 0 CMORROW 9 RYAN S HOPE 12 5T 2 12 NBC NEWS LPDATE iT tiI r CORRCHER FORPOOPEP emse'e D,an',a abr_t a e MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS I ALL MY CHILDREN 130 2 12 DAYSOFOURLIVES 4 4 6 AS UNS ' 00 (VOn) SPECIAL TREAT Is a Grand Ne'* Wo"it Iti siores o' Noah anti Samson are told through a QuirtOt O yOung angels wither re"iOO,a' BItIO class (TUi-S Wed Irurs Fr t LEAVE tI TO BFAVFR 6 It.lofl Fn I THE NEW MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (lUOS Wed AFTER HOURS CON1' (Tht5 I THE WIN. YjGtti Start Some. where True story 0? an 11 yea' old Siout Indian boy NERS RIHT 6* AI4Dv GRtlTH SHOW Plelpecj eStabLiSh a specia schoOl '0' Irc3'Afl Ctwldren 7.. LI . s• : I I , ______ : ______ I fit I I UV Art - -.'_____ ______ ' TuEsday means low cost a a NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMAND'S AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'tiat tr aom " s?ra'o.'l Of Ihe rita?, Cf Sara .1 Iioppenberp. a ha Sara Legal Notice Jean KlOpQ,rb.r;. deceased, F,e PiumBf 77 122 CP. .s pendng ri the Circuit Court fr Seminole County, NOTICE OF PUSLIC $aw Or DecemBer IS, liT? at 1pm . I, FIo,,da. Probate Orson. tve ad 'Pie undecS.g All wIl one 1171. )ets CI *PICIS 5 Se'rnncIe Co.,n?y yqp,p', TlXRCQsS3p, mOf0'Cy(Ie Courthouse, Sanford, Florida The t sal's', (Narge5 for repair and personal rprrierta?iyeoftv'e ritate storage Sal, all be held at .5 Robert w KloQpenberp. close Larrt's C,CIe address iRt l,Bo. 161 Lcwig*'ood M.a'IPa-i Roaa or0a 32730 Ttie name a ri d a Paola iIOr.da 0'ett of tIle personal 9e0'p%f'n P,,BI%f'i Dcc- ISa , , II. I), I) 'a?,.e 5 al?Orrlev •', ICt forth below 4 1177 All persons ha.ing Clams or demands ega.nst ?P are -----e's'a' WI THIN 'Poured THREE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND MONTHS F ROY Tpi( DATE QF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 17 THI5 NOTICE Ioll *i?h the (lift Krunchin't 2133 CA 6$ L Cow'?,. Fi0v,1 01 It, atj,.e couch a marie? - - - ________ _________ ri I?ICf )XN FrencPiAvi Sanford Florida - FOUND - a male Black & i,ite cat eHi Collar e vcntv 0' tIle Old Mroa Road. Tuesday I 3223611 _________________________________ - _________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOU, NAME STATUTE --0 IaP4OM IT P,'Ay CONCERN 6-'Chiid CaIW No?ce a 'efeb, gri "a' ', '.nrcs.gned pyrsuan' to H ng .r r.' 'r:"'e oa,or ('0.1 Na'-, S!a'e Clap!,, h.gilP 333 5i5i kS OP ror.da S'a'u'n *11 regtthr ______________________ _______ _______ -_________ APP Hf Cow", CO"pIr011f.e ri arid "' ,kIlbab,$,t ri mp P'om, 'cv Si'" "C'C Cri?t r13raa an,t,,, AiIkda,a 6 a 'PCC'' C' P'001 Cl Pub1ca'on 6 p ,as.o'aC C '' t 'P •C'ti% ram, ?o a I Ca" iwo, a? 5i52 ELEC,APdCE 'N ONYx IMPORTS. _________________________ -. "C' ei are fa'gagqo ri _______ "11% Ii 122 LuC'G* Or , ,e 9-Gd Thèngs to Eat SALE4 POSITION TOLL FREE lEt) t3)$3 RECORDED MESSAGE ___________________________ *AP,TED 5Cr! driver I . 'jcicr I Apply at I TELEPHONE SOLICITATION Agpres,p ridvidU.l l sell (tattled $.(,O ld.rfarig P'rnarI, b IiIpP, l c"a'o,i AppI , 'o •P4 Aaw.rti,ig O"ect, THE EVENING HERALD 300 N Freq,p Ave SanfOrd, Florida ______ E'par.np r'anufac?ur,, sea (Prip for -o mq(v.r,.call, ,,(l (Pipm,(ai bi(lrr'd $Ia 5. r 5 cc'-'" iso" OR Ar I S ME N MecP'ancal & 'eS'der'ta t.-'a • '* 0fl LA B ((H Den!al ac eIPe'encc a '-.,j' PO?C,Ia ri ('Cart etc des.rarcie 501.1* CHEF tap cc.n's Can Ira ?o $17 r: TRAINEES fl pPO?ograpP',i Si. A C MECHANIC Sec. (pa' MAINTENANCE DESr CLERi Mechanc ______________________ R,jeIa, puce $222 Tuciday 04W) 4 _____________________ ije o1jr I I $3.7, deliciousfr knmcl!yFlsh &Chips plus ' coleslar ( .d 1 of b ge. AAA EMPLOYMENT 1 32)1 'Lea Low Fee - _________ Hrp P.0% Icoa,sg 'cv a e.'a IIa,' Ai Mo'" & Dad 'c VO Pa., Icast ' ad --- ----------- Gal 'da, "rioro ath for riCe CA.'fr o4 A?PR Pit BOOSICQ 6. secc'ar al si 'POured icr a Pfvf'* call Bob 5.-hP' a' iiX .STR P an (qua' -. 00'Iun'ty (rnplo,.q . - HIGH SCHOOL GRADS Operings PlOW' G000Pa, $e' mo I. Yra, A0•Crit u oa ''ann0 I a:' Adwarc,mpnt CPP0tr Con?ai? U S >oa., ec'u ' Off.c, 'CI 377 6J Peg, .' Mil,tar, Compensator Unformt, 000. Loop rig : pS P'd vacition Medical Dental Care PI,,ii 1)17 50 'no starling pa, Legal Notice WIle HOPAC( MARStsA11. Reaijonden, i' r,'cord,d in v'e oubIc records C 0 I ijt tti's ci Orange County. c Plat oh 0 NOTICL OF ACTION 6611 33rd Street ci page No III 0 sm' . *11th sad TO HORACE MARSHA1.1 St Petecsrg cia?. Pa Iiri( the cretion. C 0 Margaret tar,,lI F lor,41 33702 Sem.riole COunty. beer duly Iron anti NE IttI St YQtj a', il0'et, n%0ll.ed tpia? a claimed If IPe Clam Snot pCI due. t(nbed and 1 now a part of tile Ft Perp FO,,Ca vs PVO(iiding for dit5QI?Ori of ,? *ll become due tPle PubIc recorts o dale aPen Se'n'nOI, County. YOU ARE HEREBY NOT ii I I CALVIN . LEGG and ALISON M marreg, ias been lilid apaunil tCiall be slated II lfe Oam i$ Flo'.tia, P0-i In., an acton for D'ttou' LECCI his ate. and you are ri'Qure'd to Ier,f a copy o' .' Marriag, AND Contingent or unliqudated. the Defendants and other rCIuiI as 01 101,11' *fiI?en defeni, if an. Lots numBered Si, Ill, Sevin (7). nature of lye unCertainty Shall Be NOTICE OF ACTION thqnCtQ UPOn Pettioref", attorne1, teen lIed agans, you arid pou a', slated If tile clam '5 seci,wed. INC Eghst (II Nine 151 and Ten (10). TO CALVIN .1 LEGG arid 'eQuired to serve a copp Cl py. Robert P.S 05 Otfic, SuYity trail be described The Block 5' III. Tit Nn (C). ac ALISON P.f LEGGS. C)ra*qr H. Sanford, FlOrid. 3)77). critter defenses if ar' 'o it .claimant Shah deliver %utficienf cording lo E P Tratford's YIP hit efe Attorney fo' Pq'tpf,0n,r (arm cc N' on 0' before Decenq, copes ol tPie CICu'n tO til. Clerk to 9', To*is of Sanford, as per plat Bravo (so . KORMAN & IIPAI.O andfsle th original lIqpf will tile A YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED enable Ifie clerk to mail ore cop, to ?IiCfCOf duly of recora In lye Public $30 (, PS u' Clerk of #15 Cojrt Citilef befor, iiw fS(tl perSonal repfe5erla?i,e rCCOrdt Of SC'niflOIC County, thaI an •(I'Or to foreclose a moe LOngaooct Fl 3775') i'd I IC 'I', sersice On Pelu?,Ouiors attorri., or Florida, ri Plat Book I, page's All persons interested n the estal, page on the following properly to original wIN IP* Clerk Of lP ettD.e 'mmcdia?ely tvier,after olhiya5 to whom a copy 0' tP't Notice of SI Ses'tslnole County, Florida adefault all be entered IpansI you Styled Court on or before Dec I io I. Block 7, REPLAT OF Adm,n,strat.onf,as been mailed are PARCEL NO I ' It', relief deenandeo OfPleq*5e a llidgmenl ma 1 Lr ill th LOCatIOn On tPiC EasI Side of WITHIN TOWItSITE THREE OF NORTH re'guirpd. entered against you br Pie np Petition CHULUOTA. according to tv Plet MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Sa'rd Avenue. Santoro, Fida, in tve Pel,ton therf as recorded in PIat Book I), THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF oneblock Noufli of Cetery Avenveon of WITNESS tt"s Court MY HANoaliethe seal de"ar on tts• Iltil a, WITNESS, Placid aridly, sea -. Pages 44 arid 4$, of lfse Public THIS NOTICE. tofileanyobiecs.ors$ Pine Apenpe 11*0 t'or, while Nowimber, A 0 977 sad (Our? 0' NO. II IV? NCy ma, have trial ceiallenges the buildirigl Records of Seminole County. ISEAL I SealI Flor,4. val.dilr Of lie deCeden$5 aill. tie LEGAL DESCRIPTION Arthor H Beckelpi jr Ar,pl,,1r H BliCkeitil. Jr LOIS I. 3. 3. 1. 5.4. 7. arid I. BlOCk llualifica?ions of ttse personal has been filed against you and Cl,rk 01 tp, Court Clerk Of he Circuit Court II. Tier are rerOO fo serve a Copy ct repvesenta?ive. or tile venue or "C". Town of Santord. By JacQueline ThQmpn e BOt, Cap iur,SOiCtiOn of flip artIer Ofenwi, if any, to it i.'l according O p1.? thereof as A'. De?, Clerk Dep..'t, Clerk PHILLIP H ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND recorded en Plat Book I. page 34. 01 Piiblitfp Ptov LOGAN Ii. 2), 36. D.c 5, 1577 PubliSh Nov Ii 7135 & Dec ti' SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILEC the PubIi Records of Seminole DER4O OER 43 County. FloIida, and Lot 77 of MONCRIEF. for WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Attorneys Plaintiff. ppst Offe Dafeoftheftrstpublicationofhi,s HOldef, Real Estate Company's , p7,, addition to SlIWord, according t Sanford. Florida 31716. and file hi Notice Of AdminiStration FICTITIOU$NA*%I FICTITIOUS NAME orIgInal with I". C'.erk of ttse abeve Plaf thereof as recorded in P14W Rob.vI W KI000enbeeg NotIce is hereby given that I arts NoticeS hereby given that *e ore BOCI I. page S, Of 114 PbII Court on or before December 17th. At Perional Repewnla engaged in bVSinpfo at $ South engaged In tuSintj at Old Nib 9fl. OfPiet'wli.. a Jtidqment may be live 04 tie Estate of Records of SemInole County, Hgilaay 61 53. Sanford Airport, Sanford 33771 Ca$Selb,,,y entered Florida Sara KlOenberQ Sem1rg County, F l,,,i41, Seminole County. F Ior,5a tinder Pt' TM Board reservn tts• rigi,' fo demanded in tie Complaint. ak a Sara Jean Kloopenb.cg ficiltlous same Of CASSELBERRY fictitious rlameof WIZARD WOPIcS WITNESSmvhandandtyewaIof ueect any and all bids arid that WI intend '0 reg5?ef sa 0 CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE, anti tills Cot on ffi 11th day 01 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL The School Board that I I4 t register *itil the Clerk of hhe C'rcu' 341d name name November. 1577 Of REPRESENTATIVE ',mirlole County. *ith the Clerk 04 the Circuit CoUrt. Court. Seminoie County, Florida (Seal) Rogec 1. Berry Florida Seminole COe'ty. FlOrida Ifl accordance With tile provisions Aflr H. Biciwiffi. Jr. ac Pat TP'iOn. P0 Orawer 0 cerdance with thi pvi$ the rictitt Name States Ic Click of the Circuit Court Of fh III East CommercIal, Chairman FCIllQ Wil Section $S 0, i,,Ca Sta?'r' Name Statutes, To Wit Santord. Florida 1777) By Mary N Dirdan William P Layer Section 4430, Florida Slalu?e5 113? Depvtp Clerk Telephone 305373 1676 155? Superintendent of * YOU dosisno pOut ti*, d4d1 be)ow. I I a I C ' A' '-'a:' '- UQO OIL4Id FIRM PAIR PLAZA 12151 SIMOSANSLYD OILANDO ' ' ' . a C': (HWY 1742) SANtD N OSLANDOAVI WONTI• PAIR We are .thing . &: P1 COLONIAL DI ?lI$OIAWGI SLOISOM TRAIl. imw CO1ONIALDI 011*6.00 ORLANDO CIUNQO Watch fir ffietirandopensis1.ta, wArthur Tr.;cPvrs Si Pine HiII$ 5*4 *flansen$ebprii,s I I PubliSh Nov 7), 31. Dec 3. I). 977 DER 4 Publish Dec. 5. I). IV? DES 32 Sctsooas Publith Dec 5. 17, 15, 1577 DES)) S H J Mello, DC PvbIiph Nov 14. 2). 31. Dec 01.134 a _____ - Monday, Dec. S. - SI al) Airline 3 ClaS'.biej iSO'. serve 'I tiynig5 Selling (Q'n'ntinh r,erp 3 77 S Henry IS Adams Jr Steven C Earg Pblith No', 2), 2$, Dec 5 I) I!" DEW IS ._..... , CHINESE SPECIALTY (OO prepir Q iSfld (COhng , variOus Chinsp tithes on mef',j ading o'r,cr (ook i s,, p(epara?,on 04 ill b ufld% at fot.,j Served fl h 'eshauran? $721 per Cr14. 46 PiØ,jr *p Roam & - L.per.en(ed CCtai( Iea(her AND a pert linip ceramic and '-acrame Shop manage, Call 8)0 14.10 10 10 6 pm or after Pn ll $300461 3 014 I bath C PS & A, Piced raperiencec7 commercial bank fell., Sear, negotiable I •(r>rn! hr.r.g, benefits An tquai Opporlun.?, LmpI,pr 122 eti I .t Pso . P Have a 1400mit, *,Inled Male or fpmAI StOP PluS PIII uhili?e5 0n room & lull oath Working onlp 322 735$ _. p Cottage on 51 Johns 14 ye' 7 Q (On-p'ttIy lijrn 514') n- , nc 'tides u?.l'ties f'.n.ng boll DeBr, 66$ 831?& I To B4iy for address of house sale Brokers Welcome P 0 1751. Sanfr'ro Fl 32771 I --------- -- I _______________________________ a fee amt lious LAKE MARY , ' - - - - - - 31 -Houses *Lookng fo, yoursplf arid _________ 30'Apartments Unlurnished noa or future Wed like Io see you if you are a R idgewood Arms Apts. 2 & 3 Iledrodlm Apartrm'en's lucpn51d real estate 5IlC5p,r We hate over 7$ yea's p. pecence in th, cOmmun?, & rsationc,de Why not earn clIp ,Ou learnl Learn tmom lIe 'pade's (all for apponln-nrt able Pool. Pen Room (o.url. Launtrp room '."i.s I 2 & 3 ISIS apartmerl?5 single Shory COn'.truc?on. adult & fIrmly area cable TV M. Unsworth 11.05W 25th St 32) 2090 __________________________________ 31-Apartments ):urn,std ____________________________ - REALTOR 323 405I., P1-c, I BR furri apt Uhli?ies flimfi ______ ______ Apts br Senior Cihlyrs Down tn .ery clean & room, See Awe , tO'. I) ede. all ac STENSTROM REALTY LARGE CORNER, 3 BR. 2 balli k'?cP,pn equipped, benced yard Pool. $23. I atRA SPECIAL 7 P, ? b'P' $t6 003 , --- SAN MO PAP. I 7 3 ISed'oomn apI'. AdultS & 1am py Weekly 3313 H*y 1792, S.aribord 37) 1930 lraler _____ - iii privileges 10 boating, sting & fishing in beautiful Lake Mary Go with lit lovely tate Harold Hall Realty ad call yoUr friendly , rli,Ssifiedqalat The Herald, 322 UI lAtb REALTOR MLS 323577 day or nghtw . We nv.?e tiStOl'S 10 cuanrine our rental plan'. GENEVA CAR DENS 1305 W 2SIPs St . Sanbord (.4327 209C & Wa?,' furnished 37) $717 ----. BR IC K F kONT RANCH STYLE fenced W' "-"' F urnishled apartment f'r rent 32 .242O 1 HA • VA, 3 BR. e*tra large family roo'n, k'lcf,en equipped Kids outgrow the s*'np tel or Small bic pc IC' Sell tPipse Ole .1Cm'. *ulPs a *.snl .so To pace ,clur and chy cc',, lIe Leader, (ill Dave Farr, our Sales Manager , for a COi'fidCli?iil nery,e YOy'll be glad you did arid St. Johns Realty BROKERS ' I I Day's 3321123 Nofstt, 372 3333 Cat I , __ ap F urmlished rtf,c enc ,eier.tly redecoraled. *aler furnished. 515 Park Awe - I ' II, O*ner - ,, I BR, 7 bath. * * carpet, fenced yard. fruit IreeS & -, eatral 171.500 Call 3725232 etecutive 3 BR, 7 bath home with piano sited living room. cP'eery fillIp eQuIpped eat ifS kutcirn. cozy family room alp enctiantrig view, dcn,C Pt&A. * * double tiled garage a,tr, cork bench.de,paeIl *itl, iprnklrr sy'.tlm for laug. oak thaded yard. he.SIed greelvlouse call tOday Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night rear 10501)1 532 3)0 373 ' .-- . - N' LI P I I y 11,1 1 1 lp 1104140% A Of ',W EAT CLASSII [1) ADS 401 t i'(p, YE 14 2 Ills :. I "-3' on B,, Ocnmm ;-, &..' I' cm' E2 '.'mr"s 4)4 1)1 Olef 3 Bk I bath newhomc'. Untie' $23 (1)0 *9' less lIar 5710 dOwn C,ovecn.'nenl fu'idng Build,r 32) 3711 Equal HouSing OppOrtun.I Lake Mar, 1977 SInger -- ' ' BLUE - - '1288 u.s Air 55k,, DOOR .. ,. lI. Mess '1688 IL_r11_ 1788 'i.. ° ,1tp 'c' A.' 5?yre SvdSsh;. A.bs 'r,-• '74 GRAN PRIX Over SO Clean Cars 999 . '298$ L.aded Pose, Iver,t*sa. A Sar,a.n • to r,. ..' '6995 - __________ * C' of ".-f,h':"i • -c'-::'--"' I 71 -Antiques - S teas' Vi'..? Ethel 5 An 'OutS I mn. A' of I lori oI 5 • S?a? on Pacla ' - '68$ r'o' ar., o',. S,Ck.'I s '73 MAV ERIC IC - Mart 211 Samm?ord A.e hip & Sell. ?h Inest 'i uSed lyrni?ur, Pefrip , Stoves, t0015, I 0.'. ) - .5• ..' ...,. '. '.- ,. - ok,,' , p. 1 _j .: 322 lilt . - I fr r.'.l.", ".A4 - - ,' ._fl.'(.. . _ ,,j . '-- C. .' - •.•: - .'- rte . .' - '4." ONSULT OUR - ______ '".' .1 TA, f,-.'i.i " ' .1 ______ AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE J - - * f Y 54 AirConditioning Hon1elmprovennts ____________________________ - 're' 5 4 ,.-'', ''re ''1 ' • A -'r' " '''5 -- ' . . ,. Auto Body Repair I L'. o ' 1014 I I 'I Of Til I);' If V.11 ) Ohi . ---- - -_- ' Singem S n-os? modern see " n-i(hiflC fully automatIc, sold - - Carpet . , 52-Appliances I ... :,'-. :.', '' ,,, , ... '' I - ii, .. i)i.n- . I,' ___________________________ prIncipal 5 interest, nec roOf & repairs 'iefor, ClOSing, call 547 6444 Ward "Signitur, space healer less than tw years old Elf'c?ric blo*er arid tiler moSlat $17300 3$ $457 after 1 C" I Seryce MOONEy 0511 Used machnel APPLIANCES 311 - 53-TV- RadioStereo ' ' originally 1115. pay bala nce L .. ----- - -'-----.---!_.....,: ,C;.i( , , "rr. ' - _ ,, - ., :,':' t' o I S IL I To ( AN - 'l, '.:.I1 i: 'II, 1 ' ,"i. - 0, . '- ' .' '5" .1 ';.,1, 41I - ',. .. ;c2 j . ' 4.': - ' fir ,.,,, Rubber Stan ,,, ,,, .,i ,,, -.'r' i:: -. Electrical _________________________ .P, 5 . 'iv' cit3-.&&,3,% Wholesale la,, up to 50 o't. also %?aI,Qfler, e'"00sser'. Call 323 Lawn Maintenance ______________________________ E*PERT LAApI SER'.'...E Complete Lien Came (cv"rCC?s t'ebermed 332 :4) ____________________________ - Upholstering If, 041 OhS 01415% YA lPsG 1 0 %I'( S J1'141'ILSTE RY ii' .' 0i ______________________________________________________________________________ Brand nec left in lay ICCy 5(13 $730) ISa 57)7 :' Cer,,c, - '' W(' WALNUT STEREO o' .3'.) 1''. I _____________________________________ -_ ?" 32) 931Cr $346100 I ' -- ALL OIL HEATER CLEANING & SERVIPICIrIG CALL RALP'l j,?,YOR( WASHER-- Parts P ' ___________________ _______ & . ins ,,,_; i- Land ?Minte - _ -.________________ ' .. A ' 'T_ Heater Cleaning - - I 1),' - -t6'ti 'I ' - Pest Control .011 P.kcin?gomer, ' )3) '••• • i4.41 , - ' 'I SOd'-"' ' - O'Ide Ii. ,,., i •, ii "n ',-r'em .c'. A 'S ____________________________ rynp & 3 ,a'o •q 'mti(i fr renl a' es,,, H? - ., - :.,. 'i '\:: . lIPS S P,,, TI' 322 7111 Land Clearing - ' : 5"es'.' --... Smittys Snappin Turtle 'send PiO5Cml 0Qr5e Irene %'..Id Se'. cc Ca" 373 033t 'eatonac e 'a.ci Cleaning .7.., . :':. "T"1 __, Refrigerator, 71'. avocado e* celie'nI COndition. $195 372 94:) ,, :. LaWn & garn Equlpn'*nt -- - _________________ I ' •'. .".. Intion ( 1C" Sic & Tryct. * 1 .1.33 obs vy dependable 373 ____________ '311 ____________ urIc 5 fleauhyl parlor. to cts bP,. aCek lr all baay?y 5er ices 741' LaurrI A,, Slpn' S)Ia and chair, Plea Or,, $l)v COUNTRY FURpIlT uo Hl,%'y 16 Sanford. 37) $372 I 11' .ri,j P1% ad fOr 53 ltuihLiSi ' .. .r '.ti? ____________ . - Miscellaneous Services . - ,,.. .t1 S (Cl' 14(F'Cu - C's. 41 140 p(A,'' S i."'.'' H.fl'r e' s hfe'u'. " is" sISI )' - - '(.f'. P Pi-r ' nip r'!er o'- -& C.!r C , 5 .'i'S riOrrenc, Large 0' I "l , ;5 CC e5i17'alyj Ca>' , ' '' ''' 'S. "C N, '"''' I' .'1 yc' 4llfl'f• . 4 '3 .i. 'm)i 5 tit-*P . --------4, Ra; -; im lm '820 r nec I .scs - '. " Ti' J's • '.ir' i ,' r,p .'. 'cpa r , -_____________________________ ,ms r.pr' emip 3?) 151 Beauty C1'e jY '.s( liIX41' - ', -- - - LightHauling ____________________________ -' - .r.., .. 5 1 'ht , - I. , a-.i t • 'pr ' carperi'n v", ic '- c's 32 . '5 ,..' '-p ' . >32 (-4?" " l, "i,,' ' ____________________________ S'-Househokl Goods Si,,nland - _. 5l..tl VS A.,•. S*.rp '73 PINTO ST. WAGON . bala'ie . -- -- Y. 7) A,jl ,i P,far'na. 51.100 Great Conø ' Runt Good' Mutt Sell! , it '73 DATSUN 610.2 68-Wanted to Buy _______________________________ usid. SligIli, Sh.ppp'sg - a) _______ S___ :..• Sviky5 0wI,is. as,c7i; 172 SUBA RU -- CYprially. $595 Repo'.sestnt iuSrd 4 nio,5t's5 balance $1150. IN 1211 '-'---' , 7IQP AMELIA 2(114 I bath. , local,on pOtenbal 517 000 Ill HAY AVE 3 Ilk I bat's. ' lange ki?clien. lry'e5 $7) )I acres I KENTUCKY AVE houti or garden $1. HIDDEN LAKE I BR, 3 ba?fl, eacellpnt Cond?on $33,500 , SIllIER SPRINGS 3 1414. 2 bath, Californa (OfltemPO(Sr, Rest Buy' $33000 . P41 005 u':as'. i or P0*tr. AC, - - •"DPSf I (ED ill 10 5) II GOQMLr JAll (EU ( SR,42 1976 SINGER FUTURA WINTER SPRINuS AUILOER 0.511 E XFC P4OME I fIR. 73 Flam'ngo. 3 tSR I bath. total price $)3.70) 1700 down. mont hly payment. $173 03. $fl .. r i' LiF'yG4 '76 NOVA -- 119 494 9)11 US 900 3)7 1716 bettiS. formal 1.14 & DIE. lully ilarpeted. lailored drapes all GE Elcctc,c eppliancea. 3.0)0 II of I,ng Space plus car garage ALSO, 1)0.60 buildIng aitti a half bath .natbached to Ihe houSe All this Sluated on a I acre lake Icon' sIc Js4t 1230(10 down and lake Over P4me?'.i No Cli.ng Call 830 1110 Irom l0a m $ ni or call 1)00431 afler 6pm 'i,..l CARS DART 01 hIC, s(i Zig Zag flee never d2.i'"dlJrl ri ___ .--- ','. iT super reasonable laS -- -. ---- _________-- IS'e'O 1 (14. 7 bath. Iam.ly rpom, d.n'np 'corn. l'vng room double .7arage. u?il,t, room, porch R000IE'S REALTY MIS RIAI TOP '69 5150 t $250 horn 0(1 Ti'". 3;3 1951 - - I '. , ' i - ______ - 73 *h'ly p nb a AC Pleater, 75 MPG goco co"d Ion 1300 Call 3234496 alter 5pm From '69 MONTEGO 2 DOOR 67A--Feed Maiei 20'S good for all hypes '' cIrpel.ng told origirlalli $;li 'rpcISSetspd- uSed for srar' n-P t'aInce $4150 l'fe $;l' 0.i."e' - . , 5'' ,::..s.'..,-.a, a • .,,. -' ___________________________ $ track euceller? Cord New 5ti(ker 1150 3733311 '68 RAMBLER4 DOOR ____________________ ' ELECTROLUX VACUUM - - Our nut rree S Day Prole%sional Sales Training Session begin'. I December 5 If ycvJ'd Ik 'o kflO* more ObOyl vs. obout ERA. ;•g4 ( t_,_S•. '- 1. • I. al''" 6155 salior 3271$39a?br, ____________ ' 1 ypewruler, P.'agr'us 'lJ'fl.'urr , - ' J7) 0417 "e - _______ 'eu5ed Leave name and number at 377 0701 or 1224.145 ' 'i frye Ce Ti) "clorcycle $115, rn$cellanev,s - S LIP. 2 halh cemcy.Jried 2 story ' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - :5'5''., slj0i,r .•'i'Y' . ' _. 1173 1. 'micOIn (on?r,ental Good Conit.lon .Yu% Sell Ihi We,.'' No reasonable off., p'io 'c-- n ''" ("cr0 Organ & seal Svzs _____ ,,,rbo,d 5 Salis Leider (Ontuflyj 'ogmc, a' Vte riced Licensed Real (Sla?p A55ca?y.j P40*10 help us serve oyr many Sellers an..1 I I Buees' ML Royal Clark halt, REAL TOP 372 1 • Bell anti Howell Super 8 "op . can-rca pro ectie & screen LAKE MONROE 7 acres 3 BR 3' t)i?fiS xiol 575 X Jei'Wl REALTY Wpg Real (slate Orok,' itlIS SanfordAy, O'st eyes 3327643 37) 7I3 IS no pets adults. RV's aelcone 2315 Park 0' - Sanford , ,,_.......... 74 ght Craclers SQ Iarg( ao'ms SI Alto Pea, hur'ue Ovally 51 bushel Wholetsie ri ,o.r conlaner. S bushels or "ore 7k per bushel BAGC.S MARKET. 2laS Santora A, Sm"ord 123 SM) Shady lot. 561.500 ,'". __________ cr' 'o?her & baIl,,, on oren-te'. 777 1731 or 4.1' 0)41 Afrcan REAL TOP 17? 4Xi) MIS EVE 322 4179 LOtr, AlE B011 lIrtlon, 'ome 4ear I I. I', acre all unfinished house, low down, askIng 513.000 HANDY MAN SPECIAL. Older slory, 2 BR. frame. $ 11,000 AS Cowan. III Palmetto , - ' . 327 0472 ______________________________ Ger ,"a,' SlypIprO puppet fr sa . - REALTY carpeted & furnIure .r )an-per lop, all fit an, sn-au; (i up Itu(k, 5100 373 '133 - So _________________ P nS,r,,sc 'dl TUP C 322 SIll L4?y) -' - ,,.• • : ,-'1)'' , * 1)42 Ilcaral necklaces. $35 uP. Meckem Wallets $3 up Come fl & See Gaal?ney Jewelers. 304 S pa't A,e R,aborn 21, BLK. etI 10 acres Asking S73.X0 Realty - s I - .00 e, ,. . MARKHAM RD 1 014. 7 baIls, famly room * Ireplace, scr.encj porch, nari, alral 1.H.00C 323$o. , - $73,300 LEMON BLUFF 7 BR I bal $am"'ly room & oock. 8)50(10 (all jopin Clark Peg Oleal (s'ate Eves ) 46)9 GARDENS ,, - . t' "'s. '1H(, - 69 Pontiac Ca?alina.5350 3778)64 - 967 F O'd 'cn pd up, r,con d?'oned IC,> nitr' rrg.ne Cash 322.4132 2565 PAR K REALTORS PIeasr p ' Selection of good used fur 'un 130 7703 Bob Walker F1'niIr Ha 1757 Catselberry Plaza , 61 Audi Electra 225 'cry good cOed ?Or Pr (ed to Sell, $37!. 79-Trucks.Trajiers me Multiple Listing Service 493 'I ANT) Is II CO Al. L :.t u _______________________________ - C)obernsan pups. AP.(, tillS IIOCICO aoe'red ridi & b'ats 03) Stales? Sinbor laia. 327 iIb? ANYTIME - SANF ORD Ill Sen Carlo'., 3 itO I ball Iam.l, room 126.300 . ' 'I,' 4. _______ SAVE 50% 322 2420 Handyman can cas, convert tV-S 2 BR infQ a 3 or 4 BR Only $lS,E9) Low doen payment ( Z lerrns bp owner Realtor Associate 501 7340355 - • (114 I 5I '0 _____ racl0', Clearance on tlre'ch ip zag Sf'*np "'acfsines S '59cr "Cc 5119 balance 151 S riper Iulm• bid rIra lør , LiiIl'e Of $235 See a' SARI ORD SEWING CENTER Sanford's Sates Leader upper 504724 8410 M I 6538 atter S pni or 335 4.178 '-' --'-----" 10* dOwn - Ploaualufying. several models to choose from Call Cac Ahit,r,orjt REALTOR 332 TSrIIAPY 760 LuCerne Dr Ito Oalh. 527.300 cIA LO* j . paymenl Imma(yla?, 7 OR. ground llm tiuples.all ,lectr,c. Cf'lral i'm & no pet'. fr ap dEnlfTient call 332 9461 $173 per p npn?h Centrally loca'eti 3 ' • L"tpa 'C' P0i1 vr HI.r jse A .N.i"' A 32; 3411 or 131 ------ -, •••• 65-Pets Supplies -- , i,'..' Rent 64-Equiprrnt for ..4L" - '; h. n .'.pi - - -- ________________ Cii SOPS MAIEW PLJIENITUfB I BUY SELL TRADE 71 3IS Ii F rat St 322 5622 . r',. __ ____________________ - ' '- . 1 Opportunily !.anforo iaaefras 1 BR. 2 bath. - __________ babP l"Or"r r. .5 .ml?,r Springs' Lg P eQu toed il(Pfl, C H&A (u.S : ky1 & '. _' ..s, 5)9 tOP' Government Subsidy avaIlable Builder 3122357 EQual Housing _____________, ' ("''slmat Cactus i01 00m5 budsI Brornuliaos. OlPIer'. LOa Price (toting Out' Con-,, See. Save *'lh alone 'ep'ace. C H5,S eat in kIthen a a carpet. & much ------ ' Camp,l (leafing equipment, sloam Soil 1'''a(tion cleaner, 30 VllOnS Ot %v'an'ci'.a 17600 323 FAPSYASTIC 3 BR. 7 bau flume or Op Lake Mar,' Panelie rIl Nec 3 BR I bath homci. 124.0)0 - CARROLL SF 2 014 1 bath come n ?he coun'r,' and Drapes 'a"pe rplr,g rat ri k .lcP'er, (0mple?eI ?erCea A bu, 15? Sit WALLACE ' , 62 -LawnGarden _______________________________ F O'RT & TOP Ol1. YEL L OW SAND (all Dci LaCy. 32) 11.60 Pyn? 0 AR. I ba?i1 DOLL 90tJ5( 41 S'.'i, 1 - .t Top '40 'Hi Pyw SiPU 't Cl. %SSIFI( 0 Dl 0' Ti' I ,'• OR. • (RE .57)11,0'. 1 lIE 4(.v p.aboa.n NIALTY home On Ig corner lot ri Belair' Niclv aeco'a!ed aHi paneled LIE 2 014 5 I .ICheri call pap.re C H5A * * carpet & n-01'C' Only $23IOP' Peg Weal (Slate flrobpr 3051 322 IllS Broker A'.Soc - JOHN W .51(140 ACREAGE COMMERCIAL REALTOR 322 MULTIPLE LISTING 3jRI/ ,( tYPT IflIvia 377l,, Unfurnistj 3 - 5,' 5 u. '1 1 _____________________________ ' nO .50 p p'. . .. P ace 1 • r P'e 7) I '5 Yn-4r4 En;ne 0 sassemo-o hu' "as all the partS $100 or test offer 323 0)2? ____________ - _________ -ore' $1.. FORGE T '.'( '.OT BATEMAN LOANs 151 & I'SDMTG 0 yr for deb' consolidalion •.,, 37) 9371 I' N.: 51,i, i . 78-torcyCIes HAULING' Chuci Corn', 313 6561 _____________________________ area' JuSt $7) O_Qi ATTRACTIVE %i': -. -'.: All n-airs and -e>t If you've %P? nors IQoirig fo' a par 1 'tu'ar 'roe of MI .e ni 1Pt 0000r'iun 1 r '0 COrk for , Call Pp'1, A'nPr Part ai IM Cilt or S.ai''r 322 1111 __________________ 5. DES' 51 ('SC 'i.k.b,' REALTOR 322 1 MLS EtE 322 II,, ______________________________ ' Stemper Agency _______________ -- Payton Realty 314 C H - ep' a'. 5 t)I4, (AR S 55: (a I 72? '621 LL DIRT CLAY SHELL COMFORTABLE 1011. I caIn Pp in W000rnere Park' C H5A. a * carpet. g,ppe 3 014 ------ i'.- "' •- &.JJstj,s ________________________ REALTY I Rep Real (slate llroter 322 1301 Da, or 1191? I6AIHaAa?haat I? P7 Dishwasher. Carpeted Tl'.soes Call 323 6120 bi!*,en ". &5 pm SYENSTRO M toy' A. c ,' 11, ,. ' ;.' 'r' , '',.. . ;'LDDN(, Y%(.'', USED F 'LCu liii - or home 'n'p'ovy',en? Ph Unted Compan,,s 175 733$ 429 5' cP'igan Ave Orlando, L censeo Mom?945, Brokers Alto land loins ERROL L ('iRE EPE REALTOR 644 6V23 ANNE ' - 47.B- Fin nctal Services 122 On Jp ? 1ome. et' pain'e'3 5'dC & c. room, 100 • 16' corner lot ler'ed bact pirO alh 70 '24 storage tulOrig 125.000 Real [state ' ' II ' P( AL TOP 7(17 5 F ,erc,' A .e Santcr F I !i-'fprur'c ITS' 321 001, Boa " - :. •'.f S li I ICR NI I ,?AhuA T .t I .51 57', USED OR NEW ,N' (40 • r ,'. & , n5) 5') )'2 5905) IlPyr s P. Areter'th f1ICe Supplies rtgages Bought -6.1*7 . '.. ai''. P L .,1,r TRUCKS & VANS H --.--__________- (,OSon 335 gu'er & I'pr,drr SuiCC' 6 in-P E ie'tm. ccriit ' 5.i r4n bo'r 'r 57).) 32 2;.i I RAYMONDE LUNDQUIS) Rep Real Estate Brok,r ales Appvaitals 322 7256 I C,,, 2 BR Loc Cost HQrri Will ---___ '. il's .n 1 •J __________________ * * * * -- " 'one aPril elrnflilet mcs• PiPclrOfl( up1cep For IOn-c 0' Srri.II1 church use 1195 33) Irit -- - 77---Junk Cars Removed _______________________________ '"'----- ' S'OlEl(.A((5 IlOt.jGpil & SOLD Aull Purchase 151 5 d 'nor !gaqel it 0 %cC,! 74 H0 appro'aal (al 511(019 - acreage' G.e fam,I1 a goco cOufflrp life on over 6 acres ol CERAMIC 6. MACflAME SHOP ('eared land cith 3 fences SELL lP( itt CAUSE OF ieptc. aplI & lot$ 01 trees 'ILNISS Loca?ed on 514 4)1 $23000. good 'erma Lcvigcood, thus rap.dIy P'O*.ng 7 slorp 4 HR 7 bath *uth eatra tK45l'C55 has a 5tri'ig clenle and large lot a fully sto(ked' 5)5000 all P'Ofets'OflaIl, enable pOu to aalh ri and starl I deco'aty.d alder home lCt 01 d'1'&s' 1)5.900 Ten n's selling in your Ocri slore' Call V 6)) 1410 from tO a mi lot P m r . 3211 Pain-e90. Sanford it back un hhe "'arieS' You'll be (OZ a a (all 830 05S1 aller 6 p m -- -. _______________ .. __________ I 'rn fl front of ether i 7 I "•l "..( C ".11 S'AP 15 A I replaces ri ?Pi5 COlOn.aI I 0t a 'ii if, (3 4(3 PP 7 balPi older home Cent'a> ON 15 til 'i, H&A ?ooanclan attic fan to eev UI TIl[ (ND NI'. Ill Ii 5 17? 76?? doan 'he electric 1)11' alt, a 'red e.'ra .a%i'?. Os.' or 0a'i an large counlry k,tcts,n, AM Route. 1 you Qualify I Wrihe * The prices nyc red.u.Ced i teiuia to 1101 153 C o Evening Herald, FHA appraisal and ply II Be I' 0 tb' 1157, Sanbord, FIa getting a iome oi your dreams 32711 Tils darIng almost nec 3 R I', baIt home on a OuCh toin?ry Ike deadend Street ni ________________________________ S.ar'bomd, "ad garden CI thf 29-Rooms _____________________________ r,.0nIh aa•rd las? pear for ' beDutlull, 'andscapec ,amo San9rit I or,, rooms (rac'ous 1.I'-ti?mal H&A be'nce4 a' $21 5 sco S Oat lii "'o F HA or VA ''i,irS u? I tip'. & mad Ill 7643 * Aei"ave building lots SOu?hf roan to' only $7,500 poq terms, build McO.le home lobs S 41A OR 11' 5?iiJ Orr,,i.c i't 1 Eve'. 121 0414. 373 iltl ESTATE REALTOR 327 7191 _____________________ _____________________________ Cal; Doug .SelIi 327 7961. Sarilorit •I Yonda, iliru Se'..'da, Ii, ' Jmm'e ' CaIIBart '_-- - lull, Spil conl.Ided 7? ml Tra,ii Trailer I R f lull t'lch,r & re'iS..rig ' fl moOntile up pi,ments si; ,, ron11 p.,, c4? tat.',) I ''a'. ,i'.., ' -- A & 'd Ms i-ti IlLE (,r,.,p f101i (141.1. 5 sco.r' Y,.,S r (rn?rr A..' 377 7715 Qffi( CS to' P qnP 1' ate cv Sale Sm Yodc'n h'u.Id,ng A? tract., ro!rs 3') 17(1 'Revenoors" aon I f' you hcre 511.500 *ibh Super 'pm n-s '' , s-s l'rivi?e 46-Commercial Property Secluded acres aith ryC%3ern mobile rome Even the )6-Resort Property I l7( I! Sr(i.'?, lrivet?,rf'r' I (o"'c'i", Au?r"r'h.'p All ['pent, Pad Vacalion I 14c, i.per'ence Nrce%sar, I' .5 our lciurC 10 t'elp pci) n'eel yOur 9015' II lIe triO become Plopets or (Isuldren Aqu'?e mar. prely'rred 332 3275 ' - flu! on,, 15 n-.ri,j?ps from ?oan S garden & P ".h Camp, 1,1(11, Slop, I) boats, I mt0r5 n-ob'le $46.00..) P rank .i Meriel REALTOR Cit 65'l - 16 rC3nd,se ,j, -4.., JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 1) & 73 Call 37) 1512 or $34 CS D.a'er Impa i m 4S-Reso Pperty ____________________________ , WI TI REALTY , REALLY COUNTRY!!! "'raring couple 3 HP houS4, S9sIcaI - ' _______________________________ '"5'' Ia Ih 4u1.L ') 3' Ru r?r?rilt o"iSl D'plomjl Can-p.r uSC1 affy lItle, loaded If Ii 'er,Sted fl buying, (411 37) I))5 ( t, fnar - . - - -- _____ - - _____________________________ C* 3 014. 2 bill, (in? H&.t Pay c arpeled & panted 'Irouphoti? garage. fen( ed U' - - - R,crard 305 Day?or.. BeacP CII 1010 p'bi C AUTO AUCTION e,., , T.f'sda, & Sat ri 911.1 7 32 It 5 'F,, 3ni Q fl F You set tIe re'se'qwed prce No charge 09'Cr Iron 55 regstralnjt fee u.."IPSC verde t sold Call 501 25S8311 f' lur!ef details - ' __-_r-. Sanbr,j GENEVA ' 149 )2 Arougrbon Pra"or Oarier Nra? Clr,ln 3 hR I biSIti fl As'lur"et'Ir nfi'.!p 5Ppi 1? U0 SOP I OR large lot, .ees. I '.?oret Carpeted Sb) 500 1017 Sarba No broer'. - 30 Apartments Pi.e0 3 IsP. I beth lam rm , 'ireplice cm? tI4.A n,ce atha, 1)2.100 ' ren, room t - . _,.,, '00'" Icr children C?, (krri'. 3726001 --- 1574 Pin Dr 377 211$ te, Pio',rs 32.7 3901 372 04.19 --.- - - .- - Santoi'l Will Ryrl or Sell to honetl cell ?4-BuSlr~ss OpPortunitIes - RI Al. 1014 332 'vlCi , Let .p CIaSSif,ed ad find a tman, tO, iOu lireplic, iSland kitchen AIthir drypr retrugyralor SbOve * a carpeting, splI ar COridihior & healing System I I pear old 5100 per month 6 mOnthS lease 377 aJ3$ or 323 - -- _____ 3014, 31)111 Sunken ba?h tub ICr 3, Sunken living room, *ilh yOur ho'"e or 1010 ?Ii ))t 01•1 CC See BP hOlrleon(Ocn,r lob. fl.( OuCh sectiOn CloSe to Shopping 515.900 3310643 I' - - DAY TONA AUTOAUCTION Ha, 93 I mile aest f - - '' 135610) /SRecreatIOnal Vehicles > foot *tfi .r.boa'loulbO.rc3 120 Pip N'ercrij.p otOr. tloat on trailer Clear pood coed $3600 firm 32) 7711 EaC Or *PCtCfl - ORANGE CITY La., frontage, sprngs (enlurl omit. rcpi soil. peetip .'CA *II d .leI 510' Jim Hunt Realty __________ room for Children. oerden & ch'ckmnt 3276007 ?I -S'tuatjons Wanted A" me 'OOi np., br , , $5) LAKE MARY Office on Late ' Mary Blvd Older building, ' Ill',? It on corner lot ('(ellen? 3 tiP house ' __.. 0-' Autos ore1 Ac liii, 5p> & Tratie all 'rIbp5 & mrc'. of cars Top prc.s c 'cv clean merchandise' P55 AUTO SALF S a3 N HAy I? 5 (alt. rrr, .105 err bIi. S c' ?P & 'Cad C .er .tii 797 1 Pl*y Ill) Sanf.'.I I Ii )377 I - - 323-7340 ROASOPI MAPIPIC 43 -Lots-Acreage '74 Chevrolet Truck. Fleet itie. * Iti Popper 4 cyl slahoard Shift *9' rao & healer 3325335 i9er I p - ,' Small rig SICwy pick up *li CO. tl tiis. gun rack, $575 323 193$ SANFORD AUCTION 55-Boats & ACcessories --. P1. E 1 F V k ( ( p (.iT IOPdfl) ' 4 El P4% ii,i ited , n ,,i,in, acre'. ' fliult' (ufltp $17 $Q t 0 ,A'i t,.' ,,' ? 'iC i' 5I' - - apprecalion e'pecbed "'ran rig couple 11(41 (R SHIP AVAILAnI s.'.' note a'ra Earn o' ss; o;.c ,, lJci.m C0 (1PVO"i.'i'!i one Cl Ire ra?or' '. laSheS? QcOa.flg l.mO,ji.i' S YO?iI 'n..C'.?ni'ifnI - Vi'.t.g F loriØa' Icaday Term'. PoSsible 525,730 Nice small I Dn'e furnished, (lou to Pverpthng itiul? (OupleonI, ' FORR EST GREENE ,5. 377 REAl, TOPS I ' U $I33or Iii 1111 PV WI' Rpnl orSrlllohonest*ell - - 101W Commercial Phone ii) 1811. Sat'lto,d ______________ - no '*" 1 bb I' bith PSIA . , pr ivit.' yard. tJ9So. ii . i.i700 S*um f'.h Ski, 2 1114 lp055ble 3rdl 7 baths lamly room, Scrernea porch elfi B B Q Pb I7ij .1)4 s?e '-'--.__,, Ilitsified .%Os P.,, ''1 , 1215 S. French Avenue - IOPISOF DOLLARS in Real l.itahr it told Oily n the ' - - $35 32) 3117 THE STARS on Ili'. page for (Pir5?m,5 g I? ovas iA & 1 HA I IPIANC,P4G JOHN PRIDER ASSOC LAKE MARY 13-Houses FurnIshed ._. FOLLOW kL (.0kv P.HJAIL E HOMES w Garnell While Rrg Real Estale Broker P nI (.h,?p ir( ('.ccrfiI ('ufl'ra(lor 171 141' - -__ _, )65 MSS ' I Jchnny Walker 3 BR, 3 bi?ls. country, lear Flu, Ii. acre tenCad. C H & A. fin-il, room rice $275 per Iva.lable Jan 15? I used. 3 ISlE. I', ball. C nt .-,ple DR lurnihune. '.aedte?ranean Cr na (40 nC? acker, oaa. vpriglil Ireeler, lit U'ests. cIresseis. BR s.ates & Viti ol m5(ellan.ou'. •les1 ii (A5t4 uSA MASTER (PIARGE les - P.iI( lv,s 372 ISV 32) CiS!2 377 7177 I________________________________ 701 F 7515? ' or 'nf0rmal and (OflSiteri?On ApPl.clnl'. 5hiØ 100'P in Derson *9' lIp F Iorida Stale tn-pto,mi Sr'vp, ClO E arm e SIred Apt? Palm I irtia - Jutl think if classified ads didn't Awk there uIdn? be any' ' ,t-ALTORS 323J832 -- ., rage __________________________ , riw,rfron? $1500, 37077s (RANK rOPdS'T REALTY 3 BR. I ba?h nc h'ome located al 7001 Adam". Avenue $i1.50 3 014 I' bitt, large ya'c) SItS a morlh 327 Tail 'C BoirO - " Used Ipleption. $23 and up 741i Orlando Dr 3)2 0)32 Slab,) BR. I bail, great for t4&A carpet'. rice guet ire.. ' aan? ad Call 32)261) , Miller'. pQ 45) Orlando 0' , 3 ow. 3 Bath. qu'et strep, near Mayfair Counlry Club 322 2)45 K 05 gone. but th swing tye bAch ward i5nl' Sell 1 eth a ity R?40 & uSc them tif'pn ,_, hereby i desirable Upland Park I tars, Senor CitizenS preferred 37)1711 sn.soo 'rscome. priced $3000 below bank ippriitil LOVELY I BR. batv, home w.lh lamuly room LOIS ot eutras ty Ranyer 5CC. GOOd good hires. avtomat,c 'rmnt'n'.'.0 $1100. 332 2111 AUCTION * MONDAY DEC. 5th 7 P.M oo ,rr Ctirs?ma'. thOpong it S.inlord AuCtiOn Loll Of rice tems un(lud.ng I, horSeman (prritor Rattan l,R tvilC. ________ 333 l04 Large) family homeor P'orne with MulhipleLisling PEAt, T011 32-Houses Ijnfurnjshed 9(1) UI 121$ 41-Houses HAL COLBERT REALTYInc i. I', furny,... "ob.Ie home Central H&A. In Lk Asilby MObi.i 9ome Ph Many e'lras (303? '713 - * PUBLIC on Sat . H1'rbs TV 259; I S Santorj A,p , )))113i 977-31 79-Trucks-Trailers 72-Auction ', Fast eff'.en! Service rM ill raiS.' '71 (real Likp, 3 BR, I bath. bully furniShed, many e'tras, 77 ROCk (oe Ct . 3)) s - SANFORD ,. [.rc u'..e D.s?rbu?oc5 of Rae', lJ1 PmOduc?5 lye old r'S?abI Sled company Plus a nec ng plan equals an ml 5?"lJ cppor?unutp Begin part '.rc .5' ir 1010 Giovarri St , _________ I 37733 •y Va., I * I 5160 6 211)66 iiAii • ( '' i.e NOTICE OF ACTION tr flp , 'i..cti. .44 3079 PLANT MANAGER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY Fl, Civil Actain No 7 72?)i CA IlL CASE NO 7? 2241 CA DIE In Rt TPa, Marri.,, ,4 III R( Tv, Marriage 01 RICHARD V TEETS SALt S P.' M.SWSt4ALL HuSband alit Pti 0riP .5 r and MARGIE .1 SCHN(Fr YE(T LOAN ASSOCIATION OF 9wy "up Each tin' minI be SEMINOLE COUNTY. a or fl acIng and '-us? nd.ate ?h Poraticis OrganiZed and cutting bit'S for Pile clam, the name arid under the Laws of tile United Slates address of INC cred'o' or P5 agent o America. or aItorne ?Ple amount Pla nI,tf, " 1du'Se S A Or *ull 0 p?.ite dulp V'Vy man for fu'nt,, .tpenn(4 only. 323 6)22 Legal Notice 'i.l,i '-' - rr.ie,,5, '.''.i'', - SECRETARY Srarp PC'son.BIC ndr.dial gc - ' *9 purrs sico a ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Smlar, Opefi all a. corripan, Eap fl "uS',, helps (PT R (I( IONS' Pr,t?g Co se,.rig pron.'ac. ?,pnp P5O SP•.' 50 ta,Ci I,,p rig "ac P' rfp .---- P.fiebpee Farms 0' Call 3)7 1413 LEGAL DESCRIPTION LOSS 1$ 5.., I?> Sp'.,n, Ill (gilt, III Nine ano 1101 Ttn f Block IS) F Cf Tier III N'rie. accord.ng ?o P Trattord s Map of ?he To*n arittes' Appl, ir Ad,,rlIflgD rec'r 5-4._ost & FOund I) LEGAL DESCRIPTION Brc r.nrip a? ire Gu•rter Se'c?'on Prip? ''. Sicton P0511 on tile North tou"dary 04 Sscfo Yao 2). Y*n%Pp T*tf'rty 701 utPi Range I*ertp ti.ni 1251 East. thenCe rn Aet? 713231eV. silence Soutla 7 23 feet tberc,(as,)$S2Sf,et fIerce 25. to 9* POint or plee 01 be9 nri.rç 'Lets tile East ?aent, 'ye 25> fpc4 'hereof. •o' th right *ap tile Maritiam Lon9*ood Road. arocorta.r.rg?ao I) acres. -'ole oi' Pit PARCEL NO 3 Lcvca'.ori NQrih ."O of Seminole Count, COurtPou, parIng 10? A pale green buldrg 'let? IC SoutPiern Bell Y,l,piiOn, Compari,, 202 Eat? Commercag Avenue, Sanford. Florida LEGAL DESCRIPTION 1.055 35 36. 37 arid )1 lLe'ss tile (as? 20 feet of Lot 31)of Late Vatw Park, Sanford. Florida. according to ofa? 'Peredfrpc0'ded in Ply Boo. 3, page II. of the PUbI,C R,0's 04 Seminole Counlv. Florida PARCEL ItO I I.xa?on On Aest Sidp of HQ' *a, '1 7 I Fri'np, Ave,upJ corn,, f 11,0 Strif's and Maple A.enue 71172.CP Mat,' The Evening Herald oc.'-s.a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Fe, 3*CC ('ei'e and *?tC COPy Serv cc r,*%paptr accoun's Aggress., S.al,wersofl nedtd 'o' co'" P0 Boa 55) Sanford r l , )1?YI DES'S - - 4l-Hous LAKE MARi' Almost bedroom cml heat I. ar. w a carpet, drapes, k,tct,en eqvp , *a9r Pd . laan mC,ni? No pelt. AVON '. 5e1l AwCr1,t f 01 OF ACTION Q .%AT(Q H 1uCER ,R RESIDENCE NOAh part ci clarririg r'irqjv5 , 'P'0u9 undec cv ape rit? AALTER H TUCKER jR an toll partea or clan'.rig '0 'a.e e, r ci' ' i - th, 'Ca ,"cf V . r ____________________________ cvo", prq ri 0e5(r ClO T"ai the par?e •""C$PPd ri tad YOu ARE HEREBY NOT UED SWEET CORN -S2.50 BU t.esr'ej% are as 10110*5 'PIV an acton to foreclooe a Ai,rie Grang,r ?gage on Pile folloeng real prOrty S.an (ranger COu'rt, liorda FARMER MARKET OAT ED a ' A rise, P,t O'arige 1.0' C TEEN GREEN ESTATES 150 Frenp Ave 32332$? Cou", ''o'da "5 3111 da, Cf ICCO'O rig P0 11le Prl ?Prf • Opq'ri7 DapsA west' ___________________________ Ocicoer 1977 recorded fl Plat Booi I). Pap 1)01 Pile PuBIC R,or85 of 5 P,41.$h Psoi Il 36 Dcc ?), IV? PICKLE CUCUMBERS YOU DER It Count, ''orda pick rat beer 'ed agans? po' aØ you 52 00 Bu 3)3 Sail a'e reOured t a COP, o pour NAVAL ORAP4GE$&c,,he,(,,, *cf'c' de'entea I '0 ' on tv sale' 5300 butMeI 532 CU) or NOTICE OF INTENT I den Berg C.., & Bu'le P A 3226?)) TO RECEIVE SEALED lIDS P05I Office Boa it) Orlando _______________________________ I P'Sui'? 10 PlC ermt arid ForCa 31532 and le the org "a' *ll PVC Clera f the actots t?,If-d cYCat ,On% I F 'c'da SlaPe Board f lI-lnstruclioqn EducaPori Adi ri 5Pr! RuI SA court cvi or betore Dec 279 Ii?? 22$. a' 10 00 A P.S on wrcnnoa, O'heraIC a 'udgr-v't '"ap , HANPdAH S MUSIC CENT(R '"ocring, Decem,r 71, IC?7. Ppi 'e,t aganst yOu for tti ,le4orkPoci Board of Sm.noie County Letlont. l"ttrvmeritp demanded rI fP'p co'-plan? c (ivories. Repai 310 E lit FIOr,da. e Rreceve arid p4n al tile Slnford 3231711 ScIloot Atm n5?rat,o,, WITNESS -ip band arid te seat 01 Building __________________________ 1)11 Metloasille Aviru,. Sanford tad Court on Novembe, IPh Ii?? Gtf ri tile tivrn, sang ci things 'o'd4. toa'ed bidt for the cas' SiaII T.rin fltttuC?04i Ipr nd,,aI I p,jrcfi,se of II', t011oeng propCrt, Ar?Pur H Bectaffi , & groups Cal, Cvg MaIc PARCEL NO I Clerk of 'I', C.rcu,t Court :o'wsa, 322 3)17 Lxat,on Act? t'deof Longe000 B, Best, M Capos M.a'kNam R*d n 'P'e w,C't?, Dp'p Clerk Pijbl%V Ne'. 3'. 26. Dec 5. I), ItT? be'*eer 154/4 Lake and P, Lake 18Help Wanted 0ERC3 _____Ott school build 1.9 5 situated on _________________________ SARA .IEAN KLOPP IBERG . Dcc * ______________________________ 31A-plexes 1Eti4iP '.'ONFY P401%' t.fkeflrders SALES PERSON IN YOUR FAMILY' AL ANON ,, famIesorf,,0f ct CO.JP Pa ri? I? 'S AAL T( P H TUC P ER JR R0AL( 5 T( ER a-o STATE 0' 'LOP IDA In Re Restate of SARA J KLOPPEP4BcRCJ. I problem drinkers OrfuHt fltOrma?on Call 1 4Vr *rl Smrilorø Al Anon am'Iy Group PORATON Nmb.q -. INS 5uId be %bmfled cv, b5,aII f Seminole Counfp. dI',d 'Pc 30th aap of P4o,mbar, liT? 0 JCrin Pertp Pbl,%p, * ___________________________ - 18-Help Wanted DEADLINES DCielopmen! IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO ?72Il•cA 01 E YGIC 1.'Oo IGACE (OR 200 RATES i nuu s times thru2StameS 3IcaI.n 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 21c a iiflp 74 times MONDAY thru FRIDAY (57 00 MINIMUM CHARGE SAl URDAY Noon Lanes Minimum __________________________ ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM Seni.ni IDEASI HOURS Cf Block B a that Port 01 H.IICrest SPrees ping Norm of Blocks . and B. and East of tv, Legal Notice SW I LOVE LUCY 9 520000 PYRAvD 230 2 12 THE DOCTORS k 6 THE GUIDING LIGHT 6* THREE STOOGES 9 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 300 2 11 ANOTHER WORLD 24 VILLA ALLEGRE 3 15 9 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 30 Von Wed T'c,' 4 9 Fr I ALl. IN THE FAMILY ITI,i'5 An'ERHOURS S.rig wi Sw"rig,n Anti Au Thai Triuti ri a Jan o' ialttme mu$jcal speoas star. ng Jorvi UcCoci vct Ya!'ory arid Boa f(a,.Se Of Tv', VOrig and trio Reattess Ot'se POuf 24 ZOOM CLASSIFIED DEPT. 0 rf'(tQr THE %ORLD 2 1000 2 SANOAD AND SON P 4 6 THE NEW PRICE 15 _______________________ f * -- ' PANY STARS FOR Ciia ________________________ 831- 9993 322-2611 ________________________ Of County Commtton, of Smnl, COtinty, FIo,,a. tO VICatI rt.ons 04 Cifiain pats of p I Iubdlyitons kno*n as S.nlan d SOrnQS.T,ac't 52. according tQ tile piat ?PI,?,Of r,(oe,d in P1st Booa S. i. a Saa Sprngt. Tract 53. Pla? Book 3. Page II, PbIC RKords of Seminole County, Flor,da together *9, tv, streets •aIe'atttvff,,n rllroad THE Orlando-Winter Perk Seminole ' 2 NEWS 7 24 THE ELECTRIC COY. !' ee's 8 00 CAPTAI N FOLLOW I Jk Pay C'a"ion (WOO I 4.IO.riei in 53-W.RadioStereo -- CLASSIFIED ADS Fifoon prOQress)PnncearldPrlricess Airier 01 Monacz Wayne Rger Dwa Merru. CL!! R0b ertsoniT'urs)DiCVanDe Jim Dali Miey Rooney IF, I TObiry'i,.jitj 530 ta Fk)'ITi Ci ns Erro Fl)r.n Eieanov Pa.'wer 1946 12 SANFORD AND SOW)R 24 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Ufitil 3 pm 6 00 1 Mon I THE LAW AND YOU ITLIS I 30 MINUTES Wed BLACK AWARE',ESs ThUS) SPECTRUM '4 COVVuP;ri CLOSE P HesIon Ycin 2 SOUTH BY ',O'HWEST YOReI I,es WOO Tt'.,r Fr I See 42-MbiIe Homes NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACAT6 PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLAT$ IN suo COUNTY. FLORIDA TOoM ITMAY CONCERN TakenO$Ctpt P,ft.oi,ppIW tle pu?luar,f t Criap',, 172 101 o I FlOrdi S?a?,t,. ,p. ar •" Noon The Day Before Publication at •olio*s lo *.f All 9it por'. of tv, Piat 01 I Sinla Spr.nga. Tract ,. pi,, Friday SundO.j Bool S. Page 31. PuDIoc 4ecords f __________________________________________________ S.emni COunIp, FIOr,da, v'no East of 'Pie railroad, 'Cu t.otsa arid ___________ _______________________ 0. md tviat rt'or 01 COmrr,,, PIa lrng LoPs 18-Help Wanted 4-Personals i ir,gp 7. Blot B, and Lots I .- --- -----_________ -__________ ?riro,gri 7. Block C AIs. Ies$ that I Prjfl. RN s & PNt. aes L'.' of Pne SPr afig tile 'd1 goic '. e tang tof o'? ICr companon. , Por lQri. of sad PIa,, an eu bact 'ard 'In?' Sell P *9 a t4OmCm,,rt Up lPat porlon of Frkpri Ani aaril ad Call 32) UI? OIWI 621 05)6 along lilt East ø-'on oi tiiti Plaf ____________________ And all tPia? poon 01 A MERLITE iEWELRY Lie tme 'i• 'pa' and 8 Smnhando Sprngt Trac, guaranle, For ri 'ri'a'y, cau t" O*!' & Sal, 11 BOOk S. Page dl, PBIC MrS RoD.n POlIfy at HI 0$ clattfr"1 ail Cell )fl t' U' CCor$ of SemnOIP County, D IVORCFOqMS_,,10 _____________________ Flj,da and IPat P?on Of LivrS CP detI% KIT. Bo' 751 Avtcvf IrPig bi1*tin Block A and mpano. Fl 33051 B a ADVERTISING thi? pOr?.ovi of Commerce -.. - . I 00 Etching. t,dn Ca130' Je' Si John 1970 Tbrj I Vata 'tan G'ea Ga't30 R&-i01 Nava'ro 1 931 tri Nero' Say Goodbye Morning I (WOO Q(Yf AFTER SCHOOL SPECIAL Mighty anti (14 Formt Detroit Lena pjy,e Alit (arias stats as ai wMea pro'essonas O0tbafl 1 4*man *tlO brings a 'athe anti son cw togeihe' 500 I BRADY BUNCH i STAR TREK 7 4 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 9 VERy GP Guests (Mon ) Geoe Bums, BiOy Crystal Clues I Pr. £nd Pnnj Rant 0 2 6 9 12 NEWS naJI', Join Cractorti Spence' Tracy 1937 iWed I T uesday I' BEWITCHED 12 Cai, I NEWS FrI) ADAM I? Afternoon 9 MOVIES MCI I The Dean Martin e'ry Lee's ?953 tTuea Man. 1200 WHEEL OF FOR. TUIE 830 94 FRAN CARLION Ex• ERCISE SvIOW 24 LILIAS YOGA AND YOU 9 00 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 4 DAH Guests ncjtie Von i Mac Davs Donna Fargo Swip Stephenn Tui.S) To be announcer Wed Beite UttiOler R.cia' Tnd"nas Tr'rs i WlI'e' Va'. iu Jim Sta"o'ti Susin Do1 I Boø Bather The spr. re's Caten Kaye JuC.th Vo'st 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW .'. NATIONAL GEO. 2 11 KANGAROO 6* DUCK DUCK GOOSE 7 DUVAL COUNTY SCHOOL PROGRAMMING Ur*I 330pm 24 OVER EASY Maa.zne 'om' shOw airneti a'Ihose 55 and ore' rioslect b.i Hui Dt'*rss hoc 2414 12 NEwS 6* FOREvER ERNWOOD fSrTi*9 S son vow 11 24 4 6 SESAME STREET IUonTu.s.Trn.rs Fn) MARCUS WELBY. MD (A) (Wed) KIDSWORLD 430 I (MOfl) SPECIAL TREAT CONT (Tuc. Wed, Truri. 7 9 6* BEVERLY HILLBILLIES II 00 M0c'mng a! 25 anti 825 *C!'Id' S(!S 14 .'.. OIOOIS en At'iimI CA 6* NEWS 800 1 2 LITTLE HOUSE ON '030 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 2 12 ' 24 SESAME STREET 9 000DUORNINGAI.ER. ' HOt.LY'WOODSOUARES THE PRAIRIE b Ia'I OO VNAUARAS BAND 4: CULTURE 1 11 NBC NEWS 4: 4: CBS NEWS 6* FAMILY AFFAIR P1 C , CI' I SUNRISE ..uBLEE 610 2 (TUQj ThLJfS ICOLJNTRY GARDENS 6 25 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 .2 POP' GOES THE COUNTRY (Tues PORTER WAGONER SHOW Wi NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD Tur I THE WILBIJRN BROTHERS SHOW 4 i(UTA.NA 6 SUNRISE SEMESTER 6* THE ARCHIES 7 L.'LIAS YOGA AND YOU 6 3.4 12 LIVING WORDS 6 39 11 HI NEIGHBOR 645 4 tEw5 FOR THE DFA 6 5.. 12 W,IATS HAfrpNING' TOO 2 12 TODAY fLoca' f**S a! 25 a' B 251 4 6 CBS MORNING NEWS CPiarw*. 4 "e'AS 251 6* SP'DERYAN Ft. _________________ TV 1 Monday Evening Herald, Sanford, Notice To List. Your Busirless,,,DIQI 322-2611 o 831-9993 I ':.' �ic He,atd. a',kg, H. (1 eii Monday. Dec S BLONDIE __________ - r(— OA$V SU RE LEA;;) 'S EAT, SLEEP At 150;7L.IPE it_ I _ I * ~r-.;-e Air% -, _ _ D , image ; 0 Blase I _______ ; " X I ______________ _____ . All ~)\~ L I Genetic material 4 Radar screen XYL.OPHIONE LIESSONS k1_.1', _ AT DO u wr 10 DO GIVE ,,c . * C', 3 --,\ _____________ - ____ __ BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 27 Cie SLEPT FOR 41B HOURS / . )___~L 4 ~ ...X A .4i~ jj HO, 51, ou'l ~~ h1A _____ Z60", COULDN'T SLEEP. I 5T 6,4iP 8E ON THE 11 E y1el , I \ 'r I I ~ BORN THE I Invitation re- 26 Ancient Write 27 Of liquid waste nt,? 9 Debt 1 I — 1— ——— _ by Art Sa ncom WIN'D'JA AT ZI — 04XT M16 ( __4 27 / 57 Mao — 20 — — — —— — — — 1 21 22 24 25 26 ____________________ — - 35 36 ______________________________________ 41 — ' ARCHIF '-4 EWTWTO(5.OW WHAT J' 104 THE PRf I Oi4,'OuME4'i WIERE VJ GO TO 4 FORE I GN ID E 'RESTED ' BE'ö6A' EXC44'dGE ' u OFFICE 7 — — protein- surprise. surprise. stance Slost of the beriefit-ti You bo dy simply uses it for its some people think they get fruit calories value, and a gram of it are all ps>chological You carbohydrate. If that Increases might ws well put dtstljjcj your calorie intake more than water in a capsule and sell it t,, your body uses, the extra most people A well balantrd calories can be coverted to body diet Aill provide all the vitaii Ia sn $ ta • t fo Isn ' t tha us •, ) ou need by Bob Montana , 57 58 ———— el Y. — , I "_~_~ ;,/ ( acy.vy DiD E %4T 'u5QuOST4y7 COJ41QYOR so —L —-— — — ——— 62 — —— t [ xi~ — I - $ 7,uuiuI P i T Of _____ _______ " ' ! 8> 8ERisICF BF.DEOSOL ________________ AN . EEK& MEEK 7/ Q 1 by xn 0 Ar / "7' ________ B ACVr 'TH€SE THltJ I people who are as concerned been waiting for to do a little with advancing your hopes as negotiating with the boss in you are with theirs order to better your lot - Play / /_' ID ZAY IAJ SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. your aces wisely. /2 •5 POP by Al Vermeer CAN HEAR' \ IF 6 11__ U ~~4 .1 PLAYED THE SrAR-SPANGLED STCCV U BANNER! -o OF CMR5E, — ' . - A4 _; A a .1 ,$A- , 1~ %, %A— _`11L! I". ' I %le. . - I , , 641G. _______ - 6iI BUGS BUNNY ~~* I- L_- _____________ CHAIR WHIL DOESN'T MINCE . - FILL - ______1 ,- I I . /, I * 1. .1L r', ,)I ((.: ,r ". .. . . I / AQUARIUN (Jan. at eb. 19 I could be quite remarkable Give free reign to your today All it will take is the Imagination today in situations proper challenge. that have far-reaching effects. You should be able to perceive .*hers will find your t he outcome and make plans sonality appealing, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20i _______ — 1110 'July 23-Aug, 22) As a l peon It will be difficult to CAPRICORN I Dec 22-Jan. find your equal today. You 19 OU condurt yourself well aren'tapt to promote anything today in areas where you have you don't sincerely believe th auftnty. You're fair and just, %'IR(;O tAug. 23-&-pt. 22i yet firin when necessary. Your flair in financial matters accordinxiv. AKM0.1 U II CATION .1 `iN__,_1R 1 r2.1; I.Xis C+7 . -.). KY . Q I oz,v" bA.*-&" -- by Stoffel a Helmdahl _________________________________ -N, SAY5 rM FAT AND REPULSIVE I establish stronger bonds with care for. but have b"n reticent people you have felt had little to to reveal, Chances e the offer. Find out to whom you're feelings are mutual. romantically suited by sending CANCER June 23-Aug for your copy of Arraph As a lcsperson it will be lAlter. Mail 50 cents for each dIfficult to find your equal and a long, self-addressed, today. You aren't apt to stamped Graph P.O. Box 489. Radio City sincerely believe specify your birth i i I a You shine today in your ability to mastermind the affairs of others. Ways and means of acNeving goals overlooked by them will be obviom to you. i4 An opportunity may arise today - 1 ______________ 11 9 K875 11 V 63 SIlL HI from dummy ma kesit to Q92 Fast hand " Oswald Sure t'riiiU. East has all four mruul Sou 76 3 I Q3 Sit th v ulnerable "ell I 0 must I) after %orlh Vall D61 suuth 2A floss . I 11am [ninaC quee K fimeltial" 5 i __ Oswald It is about time that we run sortie really simple hands for our read- 11 c a ThO I PI& ThiS MOUAIN AIR, MISS THE EA STAIRS, EY FINP ANP I HO I " I I h r1j 8> %IAII't I I SIIF vI),\ herald Staff W rit er I ' 5 sOciation to St retar of Slat( lIruti Siti ithtrs sugrson that teachers be required to take a to prove their competency w reading. writing arttiu'wt,c A teacher should at least pass wIt it I Eli graders ire tak ing a nd thi s would lx more difficult Snuathers (rnsc S disagrees. that tune making sure their kids are learning their iliultiplication tables, reading to them, learning Miall their problems have been during the day and showing them how to deal with those problems "Then." 6rounis said. -Ae would see a marked un- 111111'E SNIATIIERS - rlY its 'At-11 isothtr th thur studtnts to susti:utt fur tht( inuh shh dots ml tIk with tbe on an individual basis Grimmo, said that raising profe~~iunal standanis for tt it ht i Out goal of his org mu itiori and its present union. I-*1*I1-NI'..% Florida lva(hiiw, P.-JuN,sion-Natifwal 3rd &ore Best I • I I to tow, r thi t, ache r studtnt r itso Ii it hi S cit ii w tilt 1h se kuuts on a I tier lsis ne(l ti , work -I(iu;illzul g teaching .so that ever% student Is his woli is in Individual and a person." (irsuIis said. ''Ifight no%4 i4e teach in such large groups, but v%ht-n %e get to testing it is individual." Television, Grooms said, is a one-to-one exri'ncv. and one with which teaching itiList ,Aork hard to cornpete. lit-cause of television, tic 0 edu ators tcsdà a nnounced pn liumun irs It • . . II V 4 1." P -. y':; t (4 , - el- , , ~ # , _.T.A. I ". 9, - AA I.e,A * 1.11% - 1'-,:_ -1 _.-~* •• .• .;1 ~ _/ ,~ 1"I; `t#_~ , .. _", I . - ... I --A _,I7r'..,;, - -~_ -j-- f-,T"_;"_ ' ,~K . -_ T1.41,7~eVm_;0% . I --~ -, ~ i i g , H r n •:.. ci ci i e -- ,,.- . _. \ •-'p'•, I ? ~ N UI inpew er program,splitting mv time Ix:t,Acen here and Its MARK F l\ltF lt(, Ilerald Staff Writer Florida s I). partinent of Education mtion of to h(jals In that grade. 81 7 Iiiercent of the students pat,sed thc atits k :- ,i I I eu!luiIuuIiU . :;.' ~ '11 -A-,.Plaf~, . 0 I cxarninat ions taken by local students (luring (Mober. Third grad, students throughout the count) 1usd the highest ifl both auutuuUflRations and mathematics secisons of the test with 'I I p. rant passing communications and 920 passing n steznatu-sthe fifth grade lest I i) 9 perc ent of the students passed clininiunications and 81) 8 twrcent passed mathematics bs ;. .,.. • "-1 I , I I , .., - . fifth and eighth grade statewide assessment p. rant t siwi dcii M ._~ 4 Minorities, Women arg eted J . . munch 1 wits L W. •. r k ~_Ilt_- • IZN- ' / ' ., - I Groonis said ill(- testing of teachers pro;x)se(i b,. Suiusthers was not ne t'sars ause' teachers already must go through in ii relitation progruii to get their - y ,s. ,, I ' • said ;; J I -.,o ~ _~ " "t *,VO.J _;6 1. , . ; P,. 4i - "' 1w ' ' iii u'ficials are - - - . II _f. , - i% V , - .cith the c iunts working mu 9 I percent passed the ni mth in ito c tori 1 ttus t.st Weak p.uints on lbs '4auknt stores have not yet been specified bu cacti dull s tet results will show specific problem areas That inforination, along with test scores. should be sent home to ;)~sro tits b~ the end of the week. according to schlool officials, ht-giliniiig"Aith the J,"ie 1979 graduating class students in FisriuLs hools will required to pass an 11th grade Functional luts r its Test lit order to receive a graduation diploma The third fifth ;111'~ vighth lzrailc tc.sts arc designed to locate problem area-~ till r ii 1. lit h scwl sit that remedial tdu stun 1 1 ltI h.V \ ShiFI)U\ to ussis' ninole (ounts ficials ill updating the a urts pian to Increase hiring minritim s and women e I If' a 1, 1 -I . L . 1"ll" .. * I offic. In a ee4lng Slondas wi th ont> officials Allison re 5id wasn I Ifl town to I he count~ %it hat to do. l'in . , area repre~#,rltalwe . 'tsr ml ii Inpu wi r program ill, it UT (uncenitruied I said At the Inc. ting If roni u F1 u r go-:.,ml ((ice', •inl Within \ his n i technic alit issist p'ui mlmst for Ott f e deral Civil Scr%io,e Commission - dIRt action phis bs the end (if Januar% w hich labor crtumient officials will i' condition for an ' i. r.' I unIinL of the :nt> $ 04.rlimlliemri Iran' jN),Acr CETA prograin ' '& L i , .' I 'iLnis \e isw e nde r mi(I % ml develop it plan with o fl,c tic at goals and specific timetable but why do something we know - -:,-:= , is unrealistic"' A.Ilison agreed U . Seminole County schools 0 . ItTIS • • . I --.,r A1r.:,*__r- I.! . - - ; toencourake blacks to appls for HUNTER H begins Wednesday In _________ The Evenin I Herald \ 0 ~_ 2 0 A . i si ofl pr hi hi Ii runin ition in tlirin it 's ~ \ guse'rTjIie- ( ount% Marifto"cr Director ~Fwcifivii in it Nov 18 letter , ix-rnonth deadline for sublroli the tints regiona l offic rIuttin an uxtate-d plan but h w ser The plan m ~rant officer llill~ liro,An it, rugional officials gave the -_ - _ _________ To day - ;-• ; • I " - ~-* ~. , f?. -.- 16 ;4 -.!;'- .- . litters $ hlu.rcope 8 Ilridge 1 11111114 % Cro,%%wortl 6-11 6-11 6-11 Ilo%pital libituarlm 0t'ItNEIA+S Dear A hh~ 6. A ll'cle%ision 3-A ~_ 6-A 1-111 4-11 E y DOES IT ... 5 . Z __~ -11 ( irs liii now careful ul Ilium pruuis sp.insur mre in tnt t ito the euwIts arid the is \Ik h.ii i get-. s iris . u ru lit 18 lbs Ill)-, aild dov%11% of lilic building business as he careftill% alliemplis to btlil(l a llotist- inf hinoks and boa * (1,,. 11minas lives at 271m;('ountrio, ('Iub ( . - .?, i. .~~: 1 -- luck illianius sot [feted to said a tethnieal plan will cptll out goals i" Thi labor di par Iment nnut •m. itjflct team, ' that arriseci schedule-s These things er.- I A round lh. Itio I A Nebraska rvailvir %k.,!I 'i ~ -1 .., There' are many routine isits I make to prin sp.in r IF Seminole t ci t ati IILflter Its not wuuu.il thu I am here. I'm roit here t.Kcause ~ _ ________________________________________________________ I pr . __, A ork w ith the county . . . .. plan required' ' . 03wald: "First elemen- • I Education alum There as a till before the legislatun last > ear, and it is up for onftsi(k r shun a sin this >1 ir (ii show he it hers to 1 up a [ofe sion ii anrLs board such is laws cr5 sod dxlors hass (,ronnis explained. That bill would create amnel made up of a ivajorit) of diesruorii teachers who w ouht t able to revoke teacher a rtific sImon I lies w ould al t ()kIn at Floridas colleges and ulil, required Its teachers te mclii we it swit d to their it ii needs," he teacher. I miii saying that familiess should turn (If (lit it it S 151011 VXUVt)t for inavbe an hour in the c%cning anti .swrid tiltrest of the tune talking with their kids flit> should spent I .)1.1, 1 Ile Askew PisiPoohs Smiths rs Page 3A 4 , -0 .0a, . cirimok to exp -. -N~-.-;..,.0*-",_ 'ddtt anti it it Raising those test sores. if that is what we are cun cerned about, start' in the hone atno.q)her.. these (huidre n coin. froni OOHi tli1rngt th it needs to be iii mdc at oritung to (,rmnss is in the nwiutxr of pupils issignul li t t ith and (fluthiunication - it' r u our total GrDOMS s Grooms, it foriner teacher in Tunrimsec, still] tus fililill operates itt s b> th& technique ht thscribtd and hi irid hi vight-year-old son are workw.g toKvther on tlit. ttil l(i*s multiplication Grooms executive director of the Seminol~ Education • Sav Wa y, areas of education le-slIng teachers is not the iAa~ to raist. Functional I ttrat> is St rt ilk answer btins t - No ? -, ing twice 1 ~ SPAIEF . . . 111.11 ai~rvvnwnt c~-tabllshv~- tht- 'I' ' a I the ik idliiie e kin I iIctt that will happen -t to rl 1,;an i.., requirud, The -111ril%*- callabilit% to run ounlit has 'i plan %% (.'% c * IN). %ith fedt-ral lavils and The plan w as uraninl I oshs llf,Tli It has c that tune Theplanwasappro%vijb% a-i ,I them in dc'eloping the the lab,or department last ~ ca r - .I . - - I I ll , ~~ . I .1. -_ ".V_ , 'r, -') .11 -.410 4_ ~~ ,jJ0", r ..J'W- , ~, ..0 ,li" -0 , T I' . ; ,-- . nassion in Fu bru,jr) riot b C m) - .,I - - ., ,", ;. ', 1; 't _-' T&wr~ - Newly Elected Councilmen Sworn Power Struggle Surfaces In W'Io nter Springs . I a 000 , Gag! DOONESBURY -, - X , ________________________ ________________________ by Garry Trudeau i _______________________ — 7Xf 0gQf44 " iW17H )EW 11, I 0 11 eac ers . 11% DONNA E-SI F-S TAffM -1 l 11 he starts witti ill(. (JLJI,Lf~ by Stan Lee and John Romita I TUMBLEWEEDS L t . have 22 high-vard lKant,% .11., l ( 40S WHERE es should fit- h.'ai Jill) *1111s Is tilt- tL, ! simple lirobjelli Ill. flit.,, lead the nine if tic lea , and West flucks tic can , , : tinut w dli the n miii emotions. This is especially true for persons you've 040" VJ*R"4 OF INPEV HOOs. _ - l i 4 , 1, t hea rts ' ; Qa -1' M 0 SEA Boss Suggests V ' T _______ to kno%4 our opening twi ,%m. A~r %J KIt x V ,A K IL a IL X I A ANOWSHOW, Lemetsoo , - I ' OLPP, Sanford Florida 32771 Prict tO Cents all four Soutti is jicjpjv . 4, 6 1911 queen Ill. i pick up (romps ,1 msils iii, i ___ , DEPARTMENT - ORPIO in: "Ifere's a good one to The secret for getting start with West cashes (Ile as-Wlates to do your bidding three top dianionds and today is to appeal to their shifts to the five of cl ubq -- SPIDER MAN I : • j94 4A sArr it) (*h language cgators Ili dus sot ni' that fiimts J1111 Next clellient.jr,. robh, irs cmli sri 'tss head front dutnrii I hi' ti 11 L - I PARTS ' per although a shade mysteriow today. You won't be role-playing. You may not even be aware of it >ouelf I \()RTH in 6/ F .~. , COME TO YOU - - HE JU.. C' - r ... OLIVER DIDN'T THAT THING'S / p - .j ,f X"` WATCH OLIVER 11% IIS% At,[) and J %%it's .1.%( I IIIN try to sce that which beneath Don't keep feelingsto yourself the suace It U help sou regarding someone you really ~ THIS LITTLE FLUTE ) PLAys rUNFS THAT IN ______ _____ ___ r IalLLA - — I C r W _______ ' I For Ttoesaay, Dec. 6, 1977 YOUR BIRTHDAY Dee 6 1977 ic, you to follow a caloric. something quite beneficial Be ketogenk or what hase sou rtric-ted ihit4 and exercis You will establish several iling to change. the imporUnt thing for all to which reall% dut-i tilt- job I ens iable relationships this TALRLS sApril 2 10- May ___________________________________ coming >ear. They will be with This could be the day you've £A UJT-(7 Al -1 -' ear be converted to fat Other vitamins will not hurt sou but ammo acids from protein are they wont• help you lost' weight converted directly to fatty acids uess thes l, and used as fat. 11hese we call ,weight un-less they inutivate Howie Schneider )k't)C, TD MO' / an mo HOROSCOPE I lilt m r really taking a food sup. )ou to loise fat either It ha, ernent. been Included in a nurnber . ! Proteins are made up of fad weight reducing scheme-s acids and these can be but )our beds will only much vitamin 11-6. and the call this process gluconeogenis excess is e4minated in %our iforming new glucose) by the urine liser, and the excess glucose The protein IJwders .cd % I 'TT i ht —— ' 'Turn s and who are not pregnant the We g lmsing l)tet to he I i ttctnwmcnded Dali> Dietary ()tht is who want this ill . Allowance considerably more formation can send O (t.t than the Minimal Dash with i long st inip ii so-I f. Requircnunt is less than O sddrtsist ens. lo for it to u grains of protein a day. You w ill in care of thLS ne,Aspaper. 1 1 () get that much ma half pound of Box 151 Radio (its t iii n lean meat. thcken or fh. New York, NV 100i9 w ithout counting Itie protein in %'itaniin E has no role at till vi milk and other foods. helping a person lose fat at happens to the extra general, it is an inactive s —— 42 — — 31 32 34 37 For women without any program I aiim sending > uu bizarre protein ling disease lit iiIt h I t t ter number 4 — 30 70th Year No 92 Tuesday December car 'All READER- If you glucose,. and med like all the DE don't mind throwing your ottwr sources of fat and :ngTseii ney ou are not extra protein. then. is just ,L-1 ThL protein rip off is indirect 5i'. Of (Ofl5UIl( widespread. Your body only more fat and carbuh~dratc uses a limited amount I t protein each day to replace weight. you need onl~ foll,li.4 j tissues or form compounds such good, sensible prograin ,f ,t as enz>irts that are made up of ell ilanud low aloris ':t the ammo acids in proteins. and a good daily len tssors —— — — — ___________________ S a 1 19 29 33 11 32 Require 13 23 V P (41 —— 9' WITh A Ai IA ) ° ns ——— ———— 12 4 Forebods 55 Cut with lr eiald _~, satellite59 tun Biblical 40 Spin thumbs C SuCh! IS 17 8 9 r bread I vitamin E and 114. This is dj to help us lose weight. Lamb We are wondering if there is a danger in taking too much and J 100' how much protein and how much vitamin is too much. AIso,arethe vitamin E and 86 remember before being had necessary" We belong to a new club and the protein rip-off is that the are using the products the club arnino acids in protein that ~o-, tssefflng us. Are supposed A$$ 31 Duitbowl Ovin Evening Dr. pOdertiCeada),alOngblth 48 Kits pan 49 Passport endorsement 5I nine hair 53 H in C corn 44 D i pped I __ / LOSER Q poem W Cl ligious favit 12 Consecrated " 11 5 ,ncy(abbr) 6 Proq5till - FN 21 Environment 34 Spike Aleutian 30 Dutch islond embankment 4 Infielder 37 Composer 5 Sign of thi Stravinsk y zodiac I are taking (abbrl 45 Auto club 19 Insect egg 1[l DR. LAMB 43 Fimal. saint IV5 ::: 0 woff " C 10 A g L 0 Chantilly product 65 Cleveland waterfront 66 Sixth measure ,6 __________ te !Z ? A h 8 1* ____ $0U£ • 30 Liquid Z Be Warned Of olail 64 23 Demons 25 Two ____\ ' W I project (abbr) I's MEL" 0 50 Large bird en o t u ll2; 1! AM; 17 IS Trim trill 20 By birth 22 Flower plot I Previou s Punts I!1T1 I C A- -t4-1 U $ 19' aa10 46 Nsw, Dial Lounge I 1. ~-~_~ \ , -----~~~ Answer to jobbr 47 Continent I ____________ - .N" --~Zz. ______ ALERT iN CASE THE GENERAL 46 Univ ersal time 2 Television re- V 6' I A%D S~ZRA%H 1. I 'IN ( WELL S.IES cv 'V1 4 OOE ACROSS by Chic Young - r 01V MO ON - ANXtb? / (_ - 4 I / ' 01/ I NVR. F [1_i MSO / ,-, - I ! # r' I 0 I ' (. - - - - 0 '' , ill 71C I A*W ? - .. / - ' I ft e ,~-, I - 'r .., . . I I opinion from Cit% All% Gar% Ma.ssey is not to their liking Only Councilman Joht' Sabatini of the use rmian'board supported Iland P hnd res onded by in' s to sick in stittin,:mt. ' St opinion front Attorncv eneral Robert Shevin On tits charter tuthinity to inakeassignments I'dand also told the council he G - . , I _~~ . -_ ----_ '• members barely sworn into office Monday night. drew its battle lines ,Aith Ma%or Troy tits Piland, challenging ority to natne the nicniber-s to t'ilfliflhittV,' posts and auth thr sti rung to dissols the tofu nIannin and zinin pointna rits and would hold the not properly managed. The response of four nicni-rs of the board was to make not necv%sarN, tivittiould like the taking office last night. In other action. the council: The council instructed appointments ratified. Sabatini (Iiiinge(I its inecting night Massey to prepare an opinion made a motion wh!ch died for front Monday it) Wednesday on the method of relievi ng those lack of a second to confirm the over Sahatini's objections. It two appointees of their appointriier.ts was agreed that regular Toward the' end of the four- miieetings will be alte'ntatt'd reonsibilities to the advisory hour riitting a motion bs with workshops on etthe sdms board If the appointees cannot be Daniels for the councilmen to nights removed. Councilman Daniels retain their current respon said. the advisory board as as orkshop meeting Wednesday currently composed should be control Of the fire department night to hear a report front the dissolved and it new board and Pullerin ul the Itiolice crt)'s consulting ungint-cr, ('at restructured to meet the needs tie part fluent w.is .mppros. ti Conklin of (lark Die I: and hat the f t IA". I,- .- ~ -k Ip ( / - 11,45 it- sO (inane See -t.,~.A., .14,`xR?..V . ~ 0,t~ . a .., % - -, - - ~f I.:* -1, I _. -1 . --.-" .1 - 1 -1 , I *-2. 7. - -, - ,._ - . ." ., ;• '.. - ,.r 1: 117, ". 0 - , . — - .- --- I - _ .- and Thsor Thi I9land. - Hr1j Ph - tj a o t,',, - ,- - - I- - U I I L — SPRINGS, Page, tinii-l. ,;4;#. I -I * ~-. i6',- *,A I .W-.,~".,~ 1-4 A" A 11 ~ .I"' 1% ,,~ .- ~,:..I*-,- ,!.;,: ,~~ - __ ." 0 _413 ,#t , .074-e" .~' 1~~ ;v . 1-1,ie!1.1__! V F $_ W;.1 - 1 Plt-71 ~ 4 - ' 4 .. til P 11 $ I r, : tf it ' -% ,-.'.. ..~,,,_', 7 . , -% .. . , ~' " " . . 11:~ Ic". . .T . f~ ? I .1 , "S" I # "t Ii - , W I . that board ionains.-sioner, Sines planning Initucchatelv after Dantels .ind loning commissioner and I,kas , --elected Sitxitini. pubb( %%orlss com- Councilman Donald Sines issignments' IA)gan and Sines said the Ina or has authoritv to also challenged two recent to planning and zoning. make (litappointille 11 ,ts. appointments to the advisor) Pullcrin and it ouncill"all John D micls said that the chart r planning and zoning coni- SaNitini tO the fire dvixirtnictit. pro%ideN that all litooAcirs in the mission made by "laine (luck Sines and Daniels. finance~ t it% art- vc.stvd in the (imlicil. councilmen" the Ihmnie'ls and I'ellt'rtn. police and ;ohbng his opinion that the since \osennber election and prior to S.iti slim and la'u iii pU!)IR r for the iii msor Is' iii ike Hurt storks the new members otiiiuiitt t ih)ptiintiui. ruts is d the departments II W117 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Friday. Dec.2, 1977 BLON DIE 1H.T5 I Anther to PrIVIOUC Puzzle 45 College degree (.bbr) L!A IAA!L) I Egypt (atbr I 47 Pitcher riandle TI N _O N C1 1 1C E1 I Of the nos. 49 Disagreeable [ a 9 Auto *ovkers 52 GoAernCss AM ACROSS by Chic Young AELV', ( 1 \c 4 _.~_ 11 f.7- MISSING BUTTON I / SOE6 N 3p. 1 NE ) PC ( V ,AR6C. i THINK OUVE SEEN PLAYING LE T/ I k TOO MUCH TENNIS L\ ) ( ..N", __ _0~ I , ~ ~) k Lf ! 4 ) ~ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom !:O L 28 Vase 30 Songstress Fitzgerald 34 Ha*aiisn guitar abbr ) 35 Sister 5 DOWN tU LA U M ' RT _____ '.J,j!4' I T IILF i$I T iw l -- ;i CES1. ' S'_ ',, to. # -,,:C,. VE - "A 0. f±!.' -1 I 'E "\ 1 ESL D Tçj r14 %G o s..__ i'E SCCC,.' - - - - - Al - J31 37 - - - 10 mom 0 - I - U 53 - 154 - 1 55 - 0 - - HOROSCOPE .1 howl) 1 he onI> reason ifaihtu (its St,itiun, N.'ss York, recoin' .,II) ihSJtiS I1 I-Acirctse %sill t.IliiK(. lierald Staff Writer federal investigators says allegations of discriminatory luring and segregation in Seminole County's building division are "indeed founded" and that the sheriff's Office u.scs "discriminatory" hiring practices as well. i' in resulted from the federal fi of Revenue I I 8> HI:RNl('F: HEflEosol, For Saturday, Dec. 3, 1977 7EX AUD I NE. - / THIS IS LXT 1k) THE ST 1kJ1ET O Gccc I S1111 tkJTER1lQl1JEt \ i&i ujiicroki \ 'f)t'R IllRTlll)t',' Dec. 3, I JTIC UJILL. Q7H tit Pus or her rescue Events tins) unravel this coining year in such a stay that ou re likely to get sttsat >ou go 1 ., The > ou pa>, tiusst'ver, con)) be se'ry high. SA(;lrrAltlus iNor 23-Ih'c. 21 Even though you feel >ou should 1k' center stage today, don't hog the linlehgtlt I At others' acts get their share of after So ll the price applause. Find out to ss horn help ' - "K Y ITS A THERE \ GF/lNG IM 5t'T C,1r.EPC1ALS ARE AT THE MQ/1E5 %" AT A.,4 by Al Vermee, I OJTRN3E.' - LNY ZE-:NP TF (ESCAPE?! F'(' ) r I AFRAIP' F, I LIKEP 'rOJR SUGGESTION TO fl-fE MANAGER. 1110 THCtiGH, In BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl 1 / 7 4'(4Y;V4 'I I' -' ' today is to keep yjur nose out of a pal's problems. You could suddenly get in over yo ur head and help no one. regrets. '' z-o,'t, sideration today. I)ecide first what's best for you Ocl. 24-Nov 22) Be discriminating today Ui what you do and also who you doo it Ntith A carele.ws or crafty friend could stick you with a AltO_S March 21-April 1 9 Impositions will be intolerable' 1 F1 to )ou today It's possible ) could disappoint a friend who helped you by refusing to conic FEW 2 12 ; by Bob Thav king.size'd tab. SPIDER-MAN VEN ____ LET yei-• NOT WITH i AS! 4R*4 STiL-LON BLINK! 1. se SPuN A HASTILY- FOME M3' 8AER1O STOP ME! HOW RBoU'r '?'HE HPS 11 501 - - . .trill .15 'tli Q - lt ',j 6 54 -1 " 66 A . 10 • Q 10 '4 £ r 41' I fts DONNA slit 6 A it , , ' K I . •- I .. _; I . ~ . ,-, - ,' I I .' i,,,, .' Sti'tt \ortlt last A (;Iiir('.'ia r,'aih.r st.' pin know whs esith .1 6 Woman Arrested In F Scheme Totaling $22,000 se,i,t I ill.' hit A south Seminole County woman has been charged with AI V F, ' t A, • F,. ' rist*'iail if u,' heart hit' reason ss.' ;,:uj iiv,'I '' percent of experts (Ili titus . Bs Oust aId & James Jai ohs Hamlet, the nrielanit- hi,Ii, [lane, looked at his partner that our eXpc'rierur . t,. the fair ()ptielia and solilii shown that sue' can r.'hicl iii, quized, A beautiful dunn' heart i( partner r.'spiilu' in>. to riiatt'h our own one diiirriond or one fliitIUtii)i beauty. mv darlink, I - If I will gist' up all plo> for ant sue Opt o one heart Itt just overtrick so that we can never get ,i ions,nii,niu surely end the rubber lie won the club with his chan:e lii show our hand ace and led his de'ue' of pattern trumps West showed out ,,, ,, ii,!. I anti )iannit't soliloquized fur th.'r '° , j "l'is we'll unit : ?5 As. nv,'rcomri' the slings arid ar . :0' -i -' r,sts of outrageous fort line ' - '"p - jack ' ' - . •'• ' - I '- 10141W)", "' ' '' j4f,"'ot 'C Ci,$ - with his queen ,snij ''-i;:e. returned i club bu t ilaniil,'t '. - or,s -i'e was on his sta> t)a( k t. '5! "'.'esr,, F,IS n - Witt, the slain .,. ~Sfo(l n 10' I :,'.,yr'5 ,-,, It un if,' in ilunillis 1:,.., 21 r. of trunips, (ovl'r,'ul 'u •.' - nt O' . by Stan Lee and John Romita -' ' ". • - _________ BitT T#IaWG PRIZE STOPS N The NjP(r' e Ihat aim 1 - ,,; . estilirIg at a ........'- ' I - . ,. - .5.. .'t I. ','. - .i),'14 tt'l'." "4" ' .,,.. I.. A-, 's 5'. .'. - ' il ' ',.s .f 7. ?. 4 r .,, 5., , "ft" ' .'..' .' '.' ,,,"-'I' " i •'q :. '"- ,' _,,,,,,, J 4 ,iiL ''* "-4+ - "",', '??:'' Y L" .'...'. '. s_ .•:'.' " P tf"4,1,,j ": i)s .2.''1e.'4' .'t'• S '', ,',I'.' 5.. '.," ' ,''t'5-",t'-,t"-,s44' -41 C,' '' .p' .' ', .:,'( A ' the establistizia'nt of ''goats and tinictab)es sthich 'Ad) enable' the '.surk tn v if Sdnmnol.' ('unts .u.'rnrra'nt, ti reflect the ''"':! -'I I i';,, ,t I See SHERIFF'S, Page 3A i."- ; i ...,jrz - d,L1't. ,,,y ; -'--"-- . r'- ",- - ,X,- .-, M_, t 1 1 " _r" Yft l.Lo;.-Al 4_~11,~:F. IVI IPV . 4* - _______________________________ ____________________________________ 0 I 11. 1 ______ __ l' "ktw " ,. ". - *- : y ~ ,., .".: - -i •1 1. ' : ,~ __________ ,- ' '. 4 T"_ ,.),.v;I . ' " ".. •'J'i--'-__'. ,__+: ,.hh4 2 _ I to ,.,,..'- __ 'A' _______ 'F _______ ' ' ' Aaw~,e Bright blue skie', aiiil tool crisp temperature's greeted a crowd Sanford police' .'st imated at I it.inns jnibu's Tiger "as grand marshal For the In i in. Sin lord parade'. lie ss as lolloss ed b I 4:1 mart'hiii g filorning fur the Greater Sanford ('hristmas Parade "Smile ile - It's ('hrist illas" ss as the' theni.' for the tillits. Including marchiiig han(Iti, S 'ti' ia us urgatiii a lions, clubs, I)oIlce officials. iii st no tilate mote' t're'atis.' ,'tIti'i•'s, the (re'ater ,,,ara(hol. !iiii , infill-il ( hril,llina-- I'arad v Committee w%panded the to 12.0111,I) persons %ithoo turned out Saturdatio Torn ViOC,niu '4suuIt (tril team". (It(- first of throl-it schedulord ill SI-11111illole this weekend and ne't jisilgiti g categories to ass .ir.l First place trophies for '..iti uiie're'ia I, cis it', to arching. religious, public' sctiiwls. jiris ate' schools, cars and equestrian units. I'tll)tO aixis 4' shows hut' of manl% Floats '.stik'h d.' lighted I he' large' cross ds, Below, Bernie' Carter, $ of l.aki' \Iars rests igesns ss hich represeiile'd "tout Pack 212 of Lake' lars in the parade. . 'Ilie' .ltaInontt'-('asse'Ihi'rrs Christmas parade' was scheduled to begin Siiiiita iii 2 p.nti. at the' I,it' Oak ('enter on Ilighiss a 17.92, 'the' Winter Springs parade' will begin at 2 rn Siutetas . I )ec'. II. tons in g . , r :w Akl~isei: . - Jr ~ .9 .-.".'..""4 1. ": _-, " e' ' : " 'ç;L. L,r,1': '."J __tz..:ul•,L ,.tCI . ' ' . ' 'I. 1. 11 Ill .. 45ta.k.'i if .•i •• 'i. C , it . 1.1k ' ..' - . ' IL 11 I 14 I .. . .~ .%,. ~~ ,- t! 44 5, L _ "4.. '., _N , , ! - in ' - '4 - - - ssi'stxs ard aloflg 511 1:11 from IIa c's Road to N. I'.dgs'mon venue. 'e r ;t.' I _______ ' iHreaId Photoi .:, '-•. . . .- 'A :11 . St by .Garry -.--- Trudea' LOOK SORTER LIKE PAT RP AN' WYATT MAS7RYSON, I NO.... I .. 'S h, fM.. 'ti5T EXCPij t A R/F.6! AV.4(I7 M.4'L OEY.c1 J MEAN MT (MAswRsofJ ANP if ('i WYATT I- A RP .. ,-- c) " Champagne [tall photos, Page 2, DOONESBURY rJII 'C 'y4f Ii. Li- I 46 11 Saints win in overtime, headed for state finals Page lit. '1' Today P Around The Clock Bridge Comics, Crossword Editorial 6A Horoscope 4 Obituaries OUR,F.LVES 51101`` 6 Television Weather 4' llosftal .0 4.(' $7-A Dear Abby 1-C Dr. Iamb 4.8 1 •3'..:1''• Page 9: TUMBLEWEEDS 1 I Lake banquet and the war on povcrt I ;'; '. It _g K sEf:u('() ' ' - .'-...: P.,, I, iitcruriinattsi against [)el.attibeaudicre. the Sanford resident, anti EEM' began a conciliation period to negotiate their dif. fercnues under EEO(' guidance. IX'Li!tit'.iuiIiere broke off the conciliation effort. i (lirthing to Thames ant launched a qticcruii&n,iticn suit in Juls against the owits in Orlando federal (hisirtct court Motions in the iast' have t'ri (ilid. but a (late for hearing arguments has r.t ber'n .'t "I J"st'lop ,.nti iriiplcmriont meth'wis for recruitment of bbn ks ,iriI fenalt' for empluvirient in all positions in all depa rtments" .1counts gos.'rnn4nt and the sheriff's 'uffn e Th is should include % * (umple'te wrap-up of Tuesday's election F '"'5;','.,'k '... l'ages M-9A ____ 1 ______________________ What's Inside stories of . -r.' the churcti as I ssas arriving, interested in expanding the radio for five )ears lit She had a baby, an eight-weeks United Wa> progranli ss ith husband ssas in the service an 1. old bali> in her arms. Her str,lces to people and cx' she ssas doing a lot of voluntet husband had left tier. She didn't ;'viallv children and asked stork at her church - I'ar have a cent, no food. \lrs Carpenter to serve on a Like Presbyterian aril stit "I st anted Iii take her home 'tidy connmiiittec for developing Ito' IA'ague of Women Voter stith me. but sht didn't stant a the program I.WV i. both state and nation; home, onls sonicone to take During that same period the organizations and in the JUOIIt car.' of her bab> so that ,she state Ikpartnient of Health and league . co ul d accept a job as legal Rt'habilit.itivc Sers'ices I HH.S i Asaniennber of I LI st'trt'tiirs that she had been offered United Was funds to legislative committee with th offered, could make it on her establish the program and the own;' said Mrs. Carpenter, community service council Mt See EAST, Page 3A . u" -•. . --. Sanford Parade . Ii *P u1 the (i rulinat,' ( 'bill Cart IlERAlJ)sT,F'F' WlTEII i nunoith.. nlic'etirig, Mrs prograti if ('entral Fljriui,, I .irlx'nt r told the story and Ci, Thi' (.'nitt'il Way asked Mr Pho't*' ''ar penter kness she planning began for 'shat was Carpenter to be tilt' iuuldn't make everything right ultimate)> to become a child director . ssith the sshole ssorld that day tare center at Park Eske Mrs Carpenter ha nearly 10 )ears ago. But. she Pr.'sbyt.-rian Mrs ('arpenter graduated from Florida Stij believed that she could make a gave her next four )ears to University where she ha idiffererice, could help mothers loolunteer N4ork at the center. majored in ;)UUIIL relation to do for themselves. Then, (he late Sen. Beth speech corre.tiori and Englis ''One day a 'aonian walked b> Johnson of Orlando became and itorked subsequently ligunts indicating that a large At a first court appi quintit) of jewetr> sta.s being hearing Friday, bond was tifft'red for street sale prompted reduced to $1,050 anti Mi,s,,s the arrest Meneses bonded out, a jail Miss Slene.scs. an unern- spokesman said this mornini, MAN' ' ;Z?Wi the ':ounts s affirrrativr' ai- tion program 1Tiut be unproved by the -fill if J;uivar, i ounts riffi(-lais iwnd"r their respiftsetf) the federal charges. the tW1tS affinllatls&' action officer, f'i-rsonnel Director !tln fliatres, has fired a black personnel analyst one of on)) three black profes.sicrnais in the ruunty courthouse - ssho ssas ssorking under Thane'' uliroctiujfl to update and find ssa. S to implement the ruunts 'c affintativt' action plan. approved in February 1976 ti unanmaiu vrit , of the county comrnis.clon Th' Iwrrin.'l anals st is trieas' Howell, hir ed in (kiober 1976 a' lii" counts s urant t'oorriir.ator and transferred tsso months ago to the personnel office to ssork on the affirmative action plan. The counts ssill receive $1 7 million this year from the revenuesharing iffu:c',ssiiust' director. fernaduie lknrnng,si gnedthe pag.' letter to ('ounR Uwjniniisston ('hairrr,an Dick Williams detailing the alleged discriminator) practk 'S in the building departriuent anti sheriff's (if.tCt'. M Ienning', letter, in finding Seminole (ount:, in ii)lation of lb.' State and IcaI Fiscal tstance Act of 1972 and revenue haring regulations...r.'que*s'' the county ss ithui 64) lass to (fcr Alfred G l)eLittibeaujicre the next available )ui'uitiOfl 05 building inspector and rctmburse him the aIiIouit Of pas he ssoiii have received had he txn hired on Mas 7. l3," the date the letter says a lecs'qualified sshite man was hired instead of I)eIAitti bealldire , arrested by Seminole County cording to jail records Sheriff's Sgt. Jerry Capshaw Authorities said $22,000 worth and Or an ge County Sheriff's of jewelry was recovered when Sgt John E)addysman at the Ms. Meneses was arrested intersection of SR 50 and John Thursday. Young Parkway in Orlando Miss Meneses was placed in Seminole Sheriff John Polk the Seminole Counts Jail under sail a lead from Orange Count), bond of $5,250. , i' Fs lily' ti5Itiui'tuarlflg of lit t' 5VC the counts .s from Nov the da!o- ~ ount,i, offl(lal oo reLel%ed a l etter * dt.tal' ling results Of ' ployed cocktail waitress, reported to sheriff's deputies insurance fraud in connection Sept. 21 that jewelry valued at with the alleged theft of $22,000 approximately $22,000 was worth of jewelry from her south missing from her apartment, Seminole' County apartment 901, at 5573 Semoran Blvd., last September, authorities Semoran North Apartments. said The loss was reported to Elizabeth Meneses, 22, 610 E. Reserve Insurance Co officials Horatio As., Maitland, was in Orlando at that time. ac. .' - . an i:,sTis '' . . 14 i Pass 1 6 I • l'acs 4 A 0 4 I'ass ),,,,. ejit -' '1... a .A4..'. "otilPu PHOEBE CARPENThR WITH KIDS AT 'BABY WORLD" IN SANFORD it ' 'it;' , I;i,. lii iorr.tt the alleged discriminator) prac. tl(,-.,, Ft-deral (T:TA officials have told lofal manpo er riffici 1, - stould hat.,' stitrke'd this tiint' AA Sonin-Stiuth vulnerable Pass f'j Pass I ' i,Utut5 the lflsr't,stlin fr Th is might be i-,lleil a super'safets pta>- , litit it iii') guard against the' iii, chance in 20 tti,it East ssu( bald all four trump. Npt.' that if West h.'liI h four trumps the hail .if the Ore .1'. .4 st, rti'r ss iiljlihi hat.,' hurt I,t- I,.ref hut ri the lead of ,, loss trUnrili " - - World,But, .. tract. £K ' Ii Ifiet t A Ith i5t'tLSs possible Inadequaciesof the county'saffirmative action prograill, dttgrieij to increase the percentage of racial minorities iii'I 9 'i Fast s nine '.s ith hi'. kin4: sst'nt titk to durnniis, liii third trump pi hod up lb. suit and t'lairri.'d his i-urn " - 'A Ill Eniplo)mient and Training Act i 11IhijØI) I I Si I IllS - I Concentrated 1 • N i , She 1 t . , , VI -l- I r r., I r IL. (units 4-C Director A&131 6 . county inanpos.cr and personnel official:, Mon( la) to Coutunission IF:EO0 that discrimination exisis -in the building department. flfl -. -, . i MeantiiIe, officials of another iJeral aencs the Atlanta regional offiri' of the xnan[Misser program kno ii ('ETA - the sheriff's office and building division spokmmen ismooller federal charg-to of cliscrinif nation. - '' LIBRA i Sept. 23i It's nice to have the respect of contemporaries, but that ,shouldn t be >ow- prime con. results A FRANK AND ERNEST \ 6 - to your success today. A little humility can save a heap of PISCF.S Feb, )-'March 31 Unl ess you're staunch enough to think for your self today, somebosi>'s going to make )our ik'cision,s and you won't like the E ' I )"%t till ' , 'S BRIDGE PIT The invcstigjtioii also included an arlti-djc r.n,IriItl)l -- I )ou bum controlling Itiod) ,Aright. 131111 - (;EMINI nirrumt icall> suited his (AN('ER June 21-Jul) 22i st'ndmnig for your cop) of A,stro. ('nssurker tan be led today, but (;raph Letter Mail 50 cents for not pushed. It's important to set each and a long, seli'addrcsseet, a good exaniple, and that yo ur '4wii)x'd envelope to Astro ;raph, I'.O, Box Box 49, Radio inistr'.iction.s are requests, not orders. ('.t>' Station, N.Y. 100)9. Be sure' to specify your birth sign. LEO July 23-Aug. 22i trnsneces.sary expenses st-ill get CAPRICORN 15cc 22-Jan out of hand toda> unhesa you're l9u Titles anti trappings of 5''> Prudent Cut out the frills, potter could intimidate )ou Sari' >ours4'lf a fistful of francs toda> t:fortun,tel>, > be too faintheart ed to do >0w' 's'IH(;() tAng 23-Sept. , own thing Take care not to get into a AQUARIUS iJan 20-Feb l9 personality conflict with one Your best court' of action whose' influence is paramount uu're PRISCILL A' 5 POP ____ - TAURUS April 11w' on sour guard bu.sines.sst se tixias lh'mand a complete thisclosure from others, If someone's holding back, >OU hold back on them. May 21-June 31, Things could bet a bit rocky at ho mne'tby if either you or yo ur malt' are unwilling to cum promise One party's ob' stinance could spoil 11w day for both - Monda . WIN by Howie Schneider roirncs - of - " EEK & MEEK Sharing's investigation in Augwt of a July dcteniunaticn b) lh lilorida division A ttitii of calories, but ssill nut enable you should lx' part of i's er) iii. I to "spot reduce If sou don't program 'flit' inure >iw ,im.' get rid of 11k' exce.s fat, >ou able to .'x.'rcls. itail> lii.' sson't get rid of the flab t sit t'usit'r it ill t*' lii ii'iitrtul ).(s fat tills V-S,ji-Nit . - -- -- Oilg. this ness spapt'r I'll I1x 1, I I . ill'. -- mom dov.sn't result lit too Illat'll, i alorit's and in turn too iiiuch sst' b % ou I he ,,jampvd, self -addressed .'tivclx' for it it) lilt' ifl t'tTe f Departments Pro ers Leve r) iscrimi nation Cha es rg I -, %%ork. I'm Nendittv - . -lblioll"llal ll' uscles ;%lit'I 11 leg lift That tlI help keep I). strain iU sour hat. k ,iliii II I 4,.. I,..... r II,irui in:. I it us, I,.. ' .................................. I" .. -- Sanf;d, Florida 32771-Price 70 Cents 1. \ Ilsilo tIlt'fl(I restriction of (lielar) I 'tipli' ss iitdul get .4 hit lull ir cholesterol i too l)tt'st'nt the blued level froii, being too high results froti ibet ing if ties thu it right RiLht ii cans. losing all and increasing the risk of heart the i'.ci'ss buds fat, riot u...t and vascular disease It is a i o goiid idea to have fairts part ,if it When a I rt'qut'nit checks if s OU tiecids' lii poimds uvt'rss ci gut, a ini 1u5w'' moore than 300 t'nR 10 iiiwuLs it is t l)IISUIII4' of niUigranis cholesterol a da) Rockefeller lunng a dune. i - ,, Riot) ss,'ight s also trii• of physicians do not insist portint, an(l an)one ss ho has their patients lose all 11w exces' fat tuIi can It'll v. toll >tiu have had a heart attack should evers' ounce of la't it all on) hs theattsenci of ikt'd get rid body fat that is evident under .in> siiific.int fat ,around ii the skin. If you have moderate tt.ust, the stiiall of the bai take ,.nil ,kfoWlil the navel area I flab over sour atxlomnen ou has e fat there, iw,l h.i' it off do ttut sonic to lose. r.'gariUes if si.0 iiii only ii> > i b eating less caloric's o.'ight in tb stalt ,or host toli regardless of ss hat tht's tunic )tiU art' Walking is a great atit Ill f rtiui than )our bud> uses 31 -- 32 - Agains t Two Seminole (;trill vascular disease. If it st ays Ikaith IA'tter riwiita'r .voiding The Rig (iiiit to) can indeed cat that sa), )OU chole,sterol in )our thut ,is long .%liddle (ither-, N%ho ,itiant tlu% , 41l(1 i t'flts s ith a .'ating foods containing it 17 llIl 11 - 11 - 701h Year, No, 90-Sunday, December 4, 1977 factor lit the blood is elevated If SOUr cholesterol level i tilust 220 and the test is at . rural.', ct'flairu% it 15 1101 .Ii! ollitorlant fact or in heart or Spa'ks UIRIU I. E V R'4 Lo .""Cy 56 Relat,Aes 59 Sarno (Ptefla) 60 Comedan - 0 by Bob Montana Evening1111eral4l Sit ups onI help the up, r ,its$oiiit'ii i,iya If )0U call. tiW ti.ii.,. user the unrwr exercise daily. M) physician Put ou do a sit up s.a . Fill in good health, but I ath'iiitn s lien ,s s fIlth uiutIt not ice .itirl get the flabbiness, .tucti ii.u.t i Minor, nor, oil Ili)aIxlotIlt'n contract you shtitilil Ix' doing 11111 . I'It'I' tell iii ki. lift These affect the t M' nwierous situps. to no avail IOnrr .it)dOnicr) V''U l"Ud 1:AI)Elt I )E:\ R t)U1 tighten U ('holesterol is an uliportailt risk 2_1- BEEN I,_ mountain - 0 1 It ARCHIE - 0 "U LUll II AINIC 46 Aardwolf 48 Actress Dickinson 49 Unclothed SO American "I" Bli 0 Him I egg olx.s, etc. Now I can eat anvttung, but not to excess. one of sour I think I read rulunins that ii s-ou have a Io i tiniet.roi. ou can cat aU the .OU swant Is ttuu true" I ani Ii feel 3, antI eights and ;wiuniLs. I lift ui ard 'y Astoriaut 35 Greek letter Cooper 9 puts to *01k 36 %leisure of type 0 Chi'c part cp:.s E e:t' s .t 42 om / 3T) 44 Arm.niaii 19 Preposition 2 B1 birth j Tore do*n 24 put into a AU IUAU VF. - language I Flying saucers 25 Pre-adut fabbr ) insect )abbr I 2 A, (pie).) 26 Small guitars 51 A drink of 3 Regretted daughter 4 Ruth 5 27 Celebration 53 None (Fr 37 Infinity of companion 29 HOld in check 54 Spac e agency tine 5 Fnd a Sum 31 Departed abbr ) 38 Stroke 6 T5rft Hierology Chinese 32 55 39 Artrntiori 7 Epoch A1H IIb 141 '1F1AR SUNDAY Ei)ITIC)t"I 01, DEAR 1)11. L\MH I 1iit1 it heart attack (n March. 1970 I recovered itltcr 30 tlass in the hospital. I was on a strict diet - huff1 o fA 6 jM!CL ••i 1 CIVE M& Reduce His Flab ANTIflhIa j I (1 secret ME ~" , - Tu , 24 look at 75 Whiff 41) HO 41 8efddled 43 Purpose II Egypt ' J 5k ~*/, 7(6:-,~ ":& 64 Our country ,bbr) 55 Energy Unit 56 Positye electrcde -... , ,,.. ,u.iur 18 Dead Su 20 B,gnnn 22 Pine £ by Mort Walker (FAUL7! 13 Maui,, II Fashionable 61 Wat,r (Fe) resort IS Mine product 6201 God (Lat) 16 Moto stringe 63 Japanese American I, Superlative FOQ5ar 1> 7J 1~~f ~! BEETLE BAILEY °n 57 Scratching Out 17 Fire (Fr) THAT I __ L 68 - 4 .:_ ~ - CEor REMEMBERING ,.' - 160 I ( ',, /i CAN T ij EVEN GIVE ME . 41 A. ) AYTi4iNG I rELL'IVtJ ~ ANYMORE, ls ~~7~ 4 41 1 1 -' Nru CAN Ir ,> ? I" L 0 i i1 77 ~~ VA $-A 13-C 1-18 2-A it •' �)A—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 4. 11977 Sunday, Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. D.c. 4, 1917-3* Hiring Practices Criticized FLORIDA NATM IN BRIEF Carter IN BRIEF Concedes i ( untinned From l'aste IA i count y *% labor riiaket, C(JI )sed of 16.4 percent blacks and 38 pe rcent feales, m the letter says. State Budget May Exceed Jobless Ionii utilii(41 U) the sheriff's department contains potentially favorable evaluations of Ms. Howell's performance on the job by iIiscruniriitory pre-cniploynu'nt Inquiries regar ding height and former co un ty budget director Pat Glis.son extended the orobation weight, marital statu.s, niinitx'r of children, organization 41011perio'i for anot he r SIX months. k'rship, arrest record, The letter also said, 'Although the ount has an affirmative 'fljnes said Ms. Howell's performance had not improved in action plan, there are no goals and timetables to remedy past recent months, but he refused to go into detail. 'Our labor atdiscriminatory practices Thu.s, the concentration of blacks anil trrnc) has advised us we cant release that information to the lt'iiiali's in k'SM'r paying, less respectable positins is IM'rfwtuat ,'d press unless Ms Howell gives her consent. We've called her by the counts", hiring practices." brother in New Orleans and requested that she call us when she Until last Monday, per sonnel analyst Ms ltowt'll who was arrives in New Orleans to seek her permission," said Thames. one of only three blacks employ i'iI in the ourthousi' v :s working to upiati' and find ways ti riipIeii-nt tb' ounty's atThough an appeal to the pe rsonnel board is prohibited in Ms firria.t i action 11;.o l) rCi 'h" tc• he i(r,-''ç i'a,se i' '.e ;i l'ari' :mt:l !'-' On Monday qw was fired by Ron Thaitic's, the county's pi—r— given tier 'effective date of termination'' m — to appsal si'Jiini'l director and affirmative action otto er ih,' tiring will Rallies' late4 unfavorable evaluation to County .-\irninictratrr into effect next Friday. and Ms. I(owi'll i'. "n route to N'-.l l)rl.'ans Hogir Neisteend,.r, ho will make a final detcnn:riati(n in it, to visit tar sister it Ni-'.'. Orleans M Ito'."' U r s;, ;itor; r;uw matter, Thane'. said visiting i'r sister, Thariic's said Under the count. • pe rsonnel po lo ii''., M it' "II di n'' he I 'ount Alnunistrator Pager Neiswender said the affzrn;ati'. '11)11. to appeal hir firing to tht' personnel t,,ard, 'll.iiii','s said, action ptan. w fully implemented, piemented, will contain approachc. bet'au.e she has t,'.'n on probation tb the' COU111% inie' sb, w as we will take' to bring about affirmative action,'' Neisw endi'r said, lur ed in Ottor he Th 'wii n :i n iipkyt•c is 00 prbati.n fi r is !t I don't '.'.ant the plan to result in stating our goal as hiring ; year, the i'nip1oi.' t'rniiinated." tb' personnel I:rcctcr s,itit .rt.i;rs nurtt,'r of blacks and women in a giver, time peried Ii Thuw:h tb' :. .tu,il probation peril i - is ::,:;tb'. tw an' rather i''. c-i p a process that actually works Provide training and promotional p1m)r1unities for those blacks and ft'iiiales presently rinploYt'il awl those blacks and females who will he eiiiployed. - Eliminate the firefighters' agilit test 'or submit empirical evidence of its validity:' "Itevise the prei'mplo% riient and backgraund inquiries of the sheriff's department to eluriinate potentially di'erunuiatorv. non' job related questions or submit empirical evidence of their validity Submit i'arh r'';xrts t: the office of revenue sharing 'describing rogre'' toward the objectives stated above under the affinnati%e at lion plan.' The letter concludes ''Our goal is oluntarv compliance," but did not spell out what would happen if tb' count does not comply with the office of rt'scnue' stairing's rt'quest.s.'' Their investig,itiei, according th,' litter, revealed that "'Mr *'ii;ployi:it'nt 'it iinls II 9 percent bl;( k-,, .e swfli officers and 9 8 percent feiiiah' sworn officers of a total 119 sworn officers in the ieparttia'nt Of the total superviso supervisors positions of sworn po officers, only 2 o 7 percent i are black ant l'.i percents is female.11winsesligatan also statiii, 'Di 'r::jliiviiient application - " Goal Of 6.6 Percent Be Met $6 Billion For First Time WASHINGTON (UPI) - Unemployment in the United States remains at the same level it was eight months ago and the Carter administration now concedes it will be impossible to meet its year-end goal of 6.6 percent. 'That goal has been scrapped," a White House aide said Friday after the Labor Department released figures showing November unemployment at 6.9 percent of the labor force. The jobless rate has fluctuated between 7.1 percent and 6.9 percent for the past eight months. Arrest Suspect TALLAHASSEE UPI - Florida may get us first $4; billion hudgt next year just as it got a $5 billion-plus spending plan for the first time this year. If state agencie; have their way, it will be $43 billion, $773 mill ic.n more I h.s n I h:' current budget. Gov. Heuhin Askew meets with agency directors this %% eek to discuss their money requests the first st ep in preparat ion of the 1178•79 budget In' will submit to the Legislature in NLirch . The Miami BEACH UP! Beach Convention ('enter, scene of the 1972 political conventions, has tentatively scheduled an exposition of land mines, bombs, missiles, tanks and other weaponry . The International Exposition for Defense MR. AND MRS. RICHARD NYROS AND MRS. WILLIAM KIRK JR. MIt. AND MRS. FRANK ROSE ENJOY CHAMPAGNE Industries,'' expected to attract as many as 40,000 international military procurement officers if it is held as planned in mid-May, has drawn fire from the police. Champagne Ball 4 0 Ushers In Season About 150 Troops Patrol Bermud0 a Streets Following Riots : • • HAMILTON, Bermuda (UPI) — Tourists were confined to their hotels today and troops carrying rifles and machine guns patrolled the streets of Hamilton in jeeps to guard against further racial violence over the executions of two blacks convicted of murder. Firefighters from the U.S. Naval Air Station on the island joined local departments Friday in combating a series of blazes police said were caused by firebombs hurled by black youths. Rock Star Faces Charges • • TORONTO (UPI) - Rolling Stone guitarist Keith Richard was ordered to stand trial Friday on heroin and cocaine charges that could send him to prison for life. Judge H.A. Rice rejected Richard's arguments that he had no intention of traflicking in heroin, which carries a maximum life sentence. He continued Richard's $25,00 cash bail and ordered him to reappear Feb. 6 to have'a date set for trial, Room of ' .1: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UP!) Prime Minister John Vorster, defying U.S. anger at a ccurt decision clearing police in the death of black leader Steve Biko, says blacks have no place in South Africanpolitics. Vorster, giving his first interview since his avalanche victory in general elections earlier this week, also pledged a "drastic" crack. down on terrorism and efforts to stem any Marxist onslaught on his country. ning IfruWd Sunday, December 4, 1977—Vol. 70, No 90 Pwli$id Daily mw $WMCy. CJCIS Sa?rdey CM CJlstmi Day By Tile SCalsed HiraM. lac.. 30@ N. FreacB Avi.. $u$svo, Fla. 31771. kcsdld Iass Pta,e Paid at Sanlord. Florida 37111. P$Cmi Delivery. S$ cents; Mcrffi, $3 40; C Monffit. $5430 Viar, $3140 By Mail: rnffi. 57 70; C Month. *14 30; Il 13710 Jerry's Catering Service. Herald PMtoo By Torn V.sco,,t •""•" Trailer Robbed Of Tools; Truck Stolen jail records. BURGLARY CHARGE Sanford police have arrested Bernard Beaton of Sanford, and charged him with burglary In connection with the theft of two cans of beer from Wades Seminole sheriff's deputies the theft of tools and truck parts from a tractor4raller parked on Beardall Avenue near SR 46. Value of the missing items was .. ---dl 1,LMJ, acvurwng 10 reports. ._ placed -. ,_ - Although the theft was reported Thursday, Funt told deputies the truck could have been entered as early as Nov. ' Several other trallcrs parked in the vicinity were not entered, ac co rding to reports. TRUCKSTOLEN Officials at Marc-Slade Chrysler-Plymouth reported to Sanford police the theft of a three-quarter too truc k from the dealership's lot. Reports indicated the truck was taken sometime during thc nighttime hours of Tuesday and Wednesday. Value of the truck and its camper lop was reported to be $4995. Officials of the Grindle Wheel Ranch reported to sheriff's deputies the theft of two bucket seats and interior lights from two vans parked at the dealership location, State Road 436 in Winter Park. Value of the bucket seats and lights was placed at W. $385 acccdffig to reports. TOOLS STOLEN Dale Crites, 121 Icatxid Trail, Longwood, reported to deputies on Friday the theft o(a tool box and asso rted tools valued at $300. GIRL ARRESTED Altamonte Springs police have arrested Deborah Elaine Gould, 20, 218 Atherstone Court, Longwood, and charged her with grand larcency in the theft of three money orders from the Handy Way store where she worked at I.yr,..field Avenue in Altamonte Springs. She allegedly used the stolen money orders to pay for $231 in personal debts, according to - HOSPITAL NOTES DEC. 2, 3977 Sanford: Frances Brown JneI V. Cain Samuel Howard Cleveland Adeline GefIr W Gregory Macy F. Johnson . Rosa Lee King &rtie Marshall Ruby Ila Wade E3 Bar y F. Sanford: Irnrt aiiA ('.r.'J .3MU1a - .I .—,, ai' I 5 Priscilla Kennedy a boy / ID I GREAT GIFT BUYS Durwi~ tier -.cars at the church's child care certe,r Mrs - d- I '.tfpe'fltt't saul 'he' became ,,ware that a lit of people need hiki care that the) can afford ''Good child care is a service of itself." she said. Slit, .iLsi, learned that 'a lot of women are the sub' support of their children Some hay.' pretty nice jobs, but are still 7 - BOYS AND GIRLS' ,, • ) - - , ' 'a:- ' • - , • Boys or Girls Your Choice \ 'U .. . Y - -. 95 59 -1 myriwi of social ser"Le.-, All the~ io--t-d Ls a little help "ah 01lid arr pa%mult-, With th'. 10 tib ltrTh,,, u lt] " tt:ut I Ise CNN care Ls Nutt, d uig europa rat ivt'I Mr .' :trpeniursa:d 2&1 BOYS DELUXE ehI:1(ireu:,it MX BIKEs7g95 BICYCLE ted but their d'waito until thits took their dir 4 nre MARY MI/f AIDS JUN I.N11, S% ()HTIIT \(TO\ reports. Value of the tank. reported Officials at Hills Alternator missing Frida>, %&s placed at and StartLr RepaIr, 621 $75, according it, reports, Longwood Rd., reported to Reports indicated there was $10 sheriffs deputies the theft of a in damage to copper lines which 75-galton propane gas tank occurred during removal of the from the bu.ines.s. tank. ech we're really in a nt't: lot things Soit' u:.kenipt Their el,.. n"uded clothing and cart' , :1 , would keep th' bibies fr'' ectik' they looked for wr '.h' said Mrs Carpenter ,aid U:,,t in'. ,iriably tb. mothers their first pay elite k t aIr babies a net'. at , S- mis the's seoull th,'rise'lves a nes'. dres' 'I:. their hair done and then sttSIS toss for the childru: twt he r •Ip.irint,it e'ttmnl anot I.,,,, She said many of the nu;oU rwhile' fighting the tough battle' f finding child care lobs .It,. c of MANNING-BOWMAN PORTABLE ELECTRIC HEATER • J avmnts ce . h 1978 till - . •. . ,,'. I yoi GOO4yIQt'IReYIgOUge a 'SI pr o vidi m4 for their / 11 I - Canaveral: high 12:09 a.m., 12:35 p.m., low 6:18 am., 6:55 pm. Bayport: high 5:35 a.m., 7:03 p.m., IOU 12:17 am., 12:25 p.m. .Afta '' '' - '' '' ' j''''' 'T '' - - ' - _- - '''' '''' "•" $ 95 MR. COFFEE HOME COFFEE BREWER .' - - s1995 5 4 - - ' 1'' - - • :: - '-'---) •' ' 'POWER TEAM" • AM • -- ::v ' -. HAMILTON BEACH STEAM AND DRY IRON .'':-. , ,. , '"' ,'.•,. $1088 . , a ___ $'f1095 ,' • i's'. .' , Mrs Mars S-elf Mi:" us and operates st - S ct. ce'uit.'r in the county. .is inik'r:h,' 4'(' program ttn-I;i' ' ' VA a ' ' - -: '' L, ('I . CL!A'd EVERY CARPET CLOSELY WITH EXCLUSIVE 4-P O SITION DIAL-A-NAP • l - working MIXER T .1 provides suk',l;.' In addition. ihilt meirkc'r', ire trained ippros ti t'ours,' .it SeIt 1 HAMILTON ''- BEACH lIif - hill mare for 2.0) chill:'-:. \int't'twii percent of the' n.u• than 11,iM5 in subsidies to 21 bald cart' center' S-uiiiniole' aids dis in ct- i i,h'c'. tel single iimittm, r -' Ret ire someday. $1288 HAND -' , 7 P. M. ,. WITH ATTACHMENTS ,OOI She s.it in Se'niiinolt' ('iunty the TIDES Daytona Beach: high 12:27 12.45 p.m., low 6:63 n.m., - UPRIGHT rtii lilL' tt,ind,s b't had left tb:,: i trill S but -- t ii Irtrauu , ,.7".- FOR 05€ LOW PRICE EURE ' SAVE S20 - - - now. Debra Knapp ---- . •' it S 'I ' .. - a •' s :v With a government-sponsored "Individual Retirement Account." It's for those of you not covered by a retirement plan at work. And it lets you save up to $1500 a year for retirement — tax free You can start small, as little as $25 a month. Sooner 01,111 YOU think, you'll be investing in high-yielding certificates deposit.. maximum interest with $1,000 invested. A tax break could sure come in handy now. And someday, so FIRST A your retirement fund, FEDERAL So get all the facts at First CW Federal of Seminole. Now, Sanford ; Soul h Orlando Winter Park I.onwtiod Oia ngeCitv Dt'Rirv Api iptoi before another year gets away. 6 TAKE Evelyn B. Tolen, Altamonte of A PEEK at all Hi. bargains SEMINOLE in the Emil F. Davis, Geneva Sadie Rutledge, Geneva Vivian M. Stovall, Orange WANT ADS ,. ov I of tonight. Steven R. Laubert Nadzian D. McGill Stanley J. Merecki Bonnie I. Tucker Nancy A. Piedlow and baby boy Robert It. Elgin, Altamonte Springs Virginia F. Lewis, -. 8a.m. readings: temperature ; overnight low 14; )ester. day's high 71; barometrIc pressure 30.19; relative humidity 92per cent; winds NW at 8 m.p.h. Partly sunny today and Sunday. 111ghz In the low to mid lOs today and upper lOs to low SOs Sunday. Lows tonight In the mid Ws. Mostly north and northeast winds around 10 mph today and light and variable Margaret K. Cook, Fort Lewis E. Jackson, Deitma Meyers Lee E. NlctwLi Deltona Barbara A. Dampier, Long. Carolyn Jane Yackel, Del. wood ma Grace P. Nelson, Longwood Ernest Strickland, Edge. Mary Ellen Thompson, Or. water BIRTHS Sanford Patrolman Joe Dillard apprehended Beaton near the store about 40 minutes later, allegedly In possession of the beer, according to police '. WEATHER Springs DeJames Most, Casseilerry Charles R. Davis. Deflarv ange City building. of - DISCHARGES Sanford: Mabel M. Carroll Ellie M. Chester Minnie E. Hoover ADMISSIONS: Elizabeth L Watson Priscilla Kennedy Grocery, 309 E. Seventh St. A witness told Sanford police he heard glass breaking 12:30 am. Friday and sau someone running from the ' • . I PAl MDl I" t'l'l — The hunt for Colonel, the fugitive elephant In ding in a 65,000-acre South Florida game preserve, went into its fifth day Saturday and worried circus officials said he could get "tough and wild" unless recaptured soon. "Colonel has everything he needs out there — water, citrus fruit, sugar cane," said Walter Norton, general manager of the Circus Vargas go (",iitltiut'il From Page i%i ntr;, t '.it lIi, i 1;.' •'P .rigrtli for sev,-r;tl %,',Irs and l.WV shii' had partiiip;it.t iii ''rv, d in the church's ton- prosed I intt;at ,,rri'.t'ii fioiii the study of the iit,,n',' ("'unit', n.un:ts • urvice t-oti:fliittte of TaIla!are't' ui I''-' 24, W71 parental hoin,' that resulted in it '.hii h her husband was The- pr''i:rani silo i' that tuiie ill I T, I has h)t'fl (5 POn(II.5I to new facilit king built that is t lou flnan now considered obsolete'. She In I 90, Mrs. ( 'arpenter S''niinole ( ount', then to was on the hurt Ws c,iriijnitte',- pr(j)art9l the first application Hre'vaiil and now Into Osceola which established a 'tit'adstart f or state- funding for child care .ini during the past ear the center'' and worked in that in Orange County under a children 3,1511 faiiilies, UI the \ four-county district, have been served Has Anybody Seen... to '1V A proposal ( UPI s' Can't Change World A recommendation of the commission's Declaration of Rights Committee would put into the constitution a provision that ''he Legislature may by law permit or forbid collective bargaining by public employees JANICE SPRINGFIELD WITH MR. AND MRS. VINCENT BUTLER Nellie G. Bennett South Africa Crackdown attended the 13th annual holiday social season and this year's affair was held for the first time at the Champagne Glenn Funt has reported to IN BRIEF persons Board Debates Uniofl Issue TALLAHASSEE Champagne Hall Friday evening sponsored b the Seminole Mutual Concert Association, The gala traditionally marks the beginning of the By scorr ARRAIJAMS Herald Staff Writer WORLD ' that would leave the Legislature free to con tinue or proh ibit public employee collective bargaining will make the Constitution Revision Com mission a battleground next week on the %% hole issue of unions for workers paid from tax funds Union Official Convicted - including S'nIW quarters - to MIAMI LOS ANGELES UPI) - Police said a suspect was booked and questioned Friday night in connection with the "hillside stranglings" of 10 young women and girls, dating from Oct. 18. Police Lt. Ed Henderson, head of the Strangler Task Force" investigating the slayings, would not say how Bennett Merrell, 24, of Hesperia, Calif., may be connected with the killings. But, he said, Merrett resembles the composite drawing of the "long-haired, mustached man" witnesses saw with one of the victims shortly before she died. NEW YORK (UPI) Fred Field Jr., a top officer of the longshoremen's union, has been sentenced to one year in jail for accepting payoffs from United Brand Co. in return for labor peace. Federal Judge Morris Lasker also imposed a $50,000 fine on the 57-year-old general organizer of the Internatloral Longshoremen's Association and placed him on two years probation in proceedings in U.S. District Court here Friday. Field, who maintains apartments at 345 East 56th St., Manhattan, and in Miami, was convicted in September of accepting $124,000 in payoffs fron the Boston firm, formerly United Fruit, .Company during the dock strikes in 1968' and 1971 and in a non-strike period in 1974. , .'' 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Sunday, Dec. 4. 1911 . ' It Cou/d Not Have Happened Accidentally' M SCC Chem'Istry Teacher F'Inds No Conf " 4s W.O BRAND USDA LHOICK WHOtE OR HALF BONELESS WISYIRN COIN PlO (3 LBS. £ DOWN) FRESH PORK MEATY .Be 99 Pork Chops LB. LL Round Roast a ii (2.1.I. PKG. $1.79) I I I I $229 Bologna. • Fryer Parts • , ;9c 1" Slic Ham Franks . . W D BRAND REGULAR. ALL WD BRAND MILD. MEDIUM OR I'$OI WHOLE hX BA('. CLALJS5IPI $129 . . . PRINCPiS OBLONG (tfNI tOR SANOWICHIS) WAVLk 14.o, . .PKG $169 Steaks . TASTE 32-el $129 OSEA FIT Caffish . . . $1 29 11 put sol red problems in front of lAnus Pauling. twice Nobel them, and tell them they must prize winner, is the one whose learn from that. I ask them name he mentions first. questions before they begin, '1 have heard it said no one and make theni work through ever believes l.inu.s Pauling, the problems completely." but sooner or later everyone There are several chemists, uses the knowledge he gives contemporary and historical, us, Hick.son said. that Ilickson admires -. but Ilickson is excited about the W.D BRAND (S & 1015 $189 - & Description Brand Sea Trout . 99c 79c Spread . 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'.' .'!': So're It must be right or we make it right We deliver what we sell Approved factory service Free parking i'.•" For registration appointment phone (305)323.1450 0 I Rollabout Stereo Stand College offices will be closed Dec. 22-Jon. 2. POT PIES 4Beoz. $100 ' 4 at Goodyear MORTON OXpuui ALL VARIETIES ' , -.cdea s Yodel No A i - 14,44 4199 Oty -. MORTON (IN A BASE(T) CHICKEN . •.... ;.' 1" . 0155 'PAW Price No.. 5 ' GE Table Radio Orlando Office Registration now open for Term II 11-01. PKGS. Gootear s Model No , Pocket Radios Seminole Community College MORTON ALL VARIETIES EXCEPT HAM Console Stereo by Zenith Description D.and .1 cPiare kA instant -9 Financing '' 00- 5 on RIT (.YO 79c 88' HARVEST FRESH WTI SAVE 20c IS upRAN CRACwtp Saltines CREAM AND I CANS Matthew and Mars Nutllai,'. Sanford; sister, Miss Cathy Kudlac, Sanford; grand parents, Mrs. Guy C. Warmack Sanford and Matthew J kudlac, DeBary. 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"none at all I look college is to help students make around roe ai the world, and I the transition to an upper level uannot belies' that all those university after high schools," r:,,trvuk coull just 4O identally happered he says irrmon I 6..i. • PKO 1" Slit Patties . . 3 L Bologna • Ground Beef SAG Box 99c k6TO9 ICIClE AND WHOLE Pics OSCAR MAYER SLICED BEEP W.D BRAND MILD MEDIUM OR HOT WHOLE HOG SAG 2 ANLY DINNER 16.oi . .PKG 79c • PKG 14V Sausage . . SAG Bill 'ia its . . . . PRLG $129 Reli*gioon 1'1'ct W* Ith Television andStereo rimnit%College HOBMEt Sh*t W.D BRAND WJD W 0 BRAN) REGULAR AND TIKK SLICED WD BRAND (12 QTR POUNDERS) BACON Xi, .., .. Sausage . 41 $9 W.D BRAND SLICED. COOKED PNK AND COOEO . PicnicIIIII SLICED ; 409 C PRICES GOOD THRU WED., DEC. 7 dflhlcult course the Instructor School from 1957 to 1968, then It is too impersonal," Ilickson also has to spend more time moved to SCC. At the corn- says. working. pletion of this year I will have "I enjoy helping students who There was a tulle when it was "Chemistry is difficult if it is been teaching 30 years," he need help, but do not ever spoon not a good idea to open Paul properly taught.' Hickson says - adding that he prefers feed them. As far as riiy l'.ickson's refrigerator door emphasizes, teaching to the medical schedule allows, I spend as without letting turn know first. Ilickson is a registered technology on which he used to much or more time outside the (Xherwise you might have freed medical technologist, having work. classroom working with my the frogs he was keeping in the completed a four-year degree in Hickson feels there are many students as inside. I do not just vegetable bin, the field and being registered people who ought to stud), chemistry, whether or not it It wasn't that Ilickson was with the American Society of happens to be required in their making home-grown frogs' Clinical Pathologists, studies. legs The frogs were used by lie has WS and MS degrees "Business majors often study Ilickson, a medical from Stetson University, chemistry," he says technologist, in pregnancy l)el.and, in chemistry and 'chemistry is considered a tests. 'We kept them in the biolug), nind IIIUIC ttuui 30huurs great deal of logic, and refrigerator L''cause they completed toward a doctoral guidance counselors often hibernated in there and didn't degree. direct students of business into need to be fed,'' he said, I ha'.ie only one year to go on chemistry classes laughing my Doctor of Arts in "Mathematics majors at SCC l!:cksun ;i10 i. a chcmi(r Chcmnitry," says hickson, are rcquircd (a study instructor at Seminole Coin' "and when I can work that in, I chemistry, because chemistry where he will do so. is applied mathematics, tec'hes a course titled "Modern ''I don't think obtaining that Hickson says. Concepts of Chemistry," two in degree will make me a better lie is concerned that the general chemistry, and three instructor. The degree would be advent of that mathematics aboratory sections for my own satisfaction." machine, the computer. might ", great majority of Dickson was born and raised take away nie of the things even those taking in Sanford. and graduated from which are so iniporlant to turn adv;inct1 mathematics, find Seminole High School - where about working with his uhemistry their roost difficult tie later became a chemisty students. course," Dickson says. lie adds teacher. '1 don't believe in complete that, "because it is their most "I was at Seminole High automation to help the student. HICKORY SWEET A FRYER 4 THIGHS 18 TO 28 LB. AVG. 8yMAKYl.INsIlEtrnA Uer1d Staff Writer •, FRESH .I BOTTOM ROUND !!i SPARE RIBS USDA ORADI '\ -- - -- Sunday. Dec. 4, 1977-SA Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl ' PH. 322-2821 �Evening Herald Sunday. December 4, 19?7—.6A 9 - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALDG. BECK, Advertising Director , Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, 12$.40. By Mail: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Mon• thL $32.40. ' 11w contest is unusual in that the student must beconw personally involved by contact ins anti interviewing persons with handicaps as the basis for the report Sponsored nationalk by the President's (.'omnuttt'e on Employment of han' dirapped persons For 34) sears and statewitle by tht' (;crnr Conunittee on Enuplov,iient of han' theapped Persons his is the first sear For the contest to be held in Seminole county. Cosponsoring the contest on the lorUl level are the South Seminole and Sanford Pilot (lubs. the Seminole ('ount% Council of Part'nt-Tt'ach'r Asstx'iations, an(l ()tm.o( ) ('entral Florid;i Included in the New Minority' are persons handicapped with physical mental. citiotional or neurological disabilities that interfere with the ii sdivniva I's n iobi lit ci ni UI i ui. i cat ion and social ml tract ion As toot t'st ants s:a thur data t ht' w ill llt'hil dowii for years by indifference, apathy and negative attitudes both their own anti that of the commwuty, the disabled art' no longer sitting back and letting 4hers speak for tht'ni. Tht'v art' becoirung more militant, tiemamiding the right to education and elimination of discrimination in i'mplo)ment, ardutedural barriers and laws, llie'y are even running for public office. I The Clock Traditions In Conflict B JANE CASSEUWRRY 'itikt'niing of the New Minority" is the topic of an "Ability Counts" essay contest open to all juniors and S('flit)rS in public and private high schools. ___ No grant shall be made under this ACt for any local public works project unless the applicant gives satisfactory assurance. . . that at least 10 per centum of the amount of each grant shall be expended for minority business enterprises. - From the amendment by Congressman Parren Mitchell as amended by Congressman Robert Roe, to the Public Works Employment Act of 1977. Now that U.S. District Judge A. Andrew }Iabk has amended these words just a little more, by declaring them unconstitutional and illegal, the fact seems remarkable that as Messrs. Mitchell and Roe were doing their handiwork back on Feb. 24, none of their colleagues interrupted thcm to suggest this eventual judicial fate. No one mentioned the possibility of unconstitutionality, no one brought up the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and no one uttered a word about the Bakke case The constitutional issue in Board of Regents v. Bakke, which the Supreme Court now is mulling, is whether the Constitution forbids the preferential treatment be it by "goals" or "quotas") of minorities in an admissions policy of a stateoperated medical school. To be sure, there are distinctions here. If anything in the Constitution applies to Bakke's complaint, it is the Fourteenth Amendment, and if anything in the Constitution applies to the complaint against the "10 per centum" of the Public Works Employment Act, it is the Fifth Amendment, since the latter is a federal, not a state, law. And, too, if preferential treatment (or minorities is in some cases allowable, it may be argued that a legislature (federal or state), not the faculty of a university (which obviously is less politically responsible) is more justified in requiring it. But the point is that none of these distinctions was essayed in the House, nor was the apparent difficulty of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 brought up. Title VI says: "No person. . . shall, on the ground of race, color or national origin, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any program or activity receiving federal assistance." The question then naturally suggests itself: what is one to make of all this silence? Terrance Sandalow, a professor of law at the University of Michigan, has pointed out that there are two ways that our constitutional tradition with respecL to racial and ethnic discrimination can be read. One is that the tradition is rooted primarily in an ethic of individualism, "a belief that each in. dividual should be judged solely on his own merit." The other Is that the tradition flows primarily from egalitarian values, "a concern that government ought not to contribute to the subjugation of minorities." There is a line of thought today, however. which says that legislation like the Civil Rights Act has not resulted in the hoped-for egalitarian results, that, therefore, the two traditions are at least temporarily in conflict, and that, finally, it is necessary to choose in favor of eftecuating egalitarianism right now - by, of course, mandated "goals," "quotas," and the like. The silence of the House, especially when so much could have been said in discussion of the Mitchell-Roe amendment, indicates that the House at least tacitly agrees with this line of thinking. The next question is whether it more than tacitly agrees, and ths, of course, one cannot answer. Yet it is precisely this question that Judge Ilauk's ruling forces upon the House, and indeed upon the Senate and the President of the United States. BERRY' S WORLD Ainerica's largest minority, silent for years. is silent no longer. It has awakened and is making itself heard throughout the nation. Disabled persons are fighting for what most of us take for granted equal rsgtits and a place in the mainstream of American life. A round 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL/I. 32771 Area Code 305-322-j1 orS3l-9993 ,, ANGLE .W4L"ERS P , , U UP OPINION 1 here will be awards from local busmesses and civic organizations as well as special awards for the first students registering their intent to enter thi(' contest locally and winners ill be eligible to coflitwte for 5,S1 n cash prizes fur national winners ttnated by I )isabled tnit'rican Veterans. Evening HeraW, Sfrd, Ft. hut Elsa Ellis. executive' director for OUT!,00K and a mnunitwr of the (overnor's Committee', says f.t try participant will lx' a winner because of the cx perie flue a rid in fun musti oil gained that ill last a lift't Uiit' and miui change their lives.'' . , ---. t . S '..'.. . . . \ .\\\' ., - In case you have been in some far distant port and missed the news the rCSUlt.s of I'loridas First ptine'tional Literacy Test are coming In. Seminole ('owmv 11th graders so far are leading the stat.' even .sc'ormg higher than counties where schools have been accredited for '4iflC time. . RONALD REAGAN • ;, .' -- i C) I ! i I VV 4 I I I IJ I I .' . ((u... I-'hl SAN .tNCIS('O -. A trio of ballot propitions rejected in the' recent ii iunicipal elect ion h*'re attracted little attention Outside this city, but the vote was a harbinger of a far more Important contest expected next spring. At issue is the growing controversy over the' wagcs, working conditions and right to strike of the p'iblic employee's on the payrolls of the' state 0 J 'liii 1,,tts So what' II.' is hilled as an "indePendent Journalist," ,i stL4ents who failed the third, fifth and wil to tu',,n hun tx'liesmg the will get the k.t'r'.:,tiii,' of one who has objectively covered the news for tr Mate. Eien with special help given to these • -tudents, however, there may be a great Cn.•, ••.• S',MS .- ma'eesm,in VIEVIPOINT Baltimore, Seattle and other mmiajor cities But nowhere has the issue provoked inure' bitt."rness than in San Francisco, a city whose erstwhile reputation as a staunch "labor town" has been replaced b> widespread citizen hositlity toward municipal employees perceived as arrogant, insensitive and greedy. It began with a 1975 strike of police officers i Seminole ('Ount> School Hoard meniber Robert '.tulrrit hu.'.ing while' at tb. 'alma tiii.' 1101111' Joseph Alioto declared a 'nate of en:erge'ncy, then agreed to niost of the unions' dt'mand.s while threatened by a general strike. the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges "monumental waste of taxpayers' niont'" Feather, a hoard me'mbe'r 'iinre 1970 whose striving hard to give each child the' oppomlunit) ti reach his itt'ntial We cant afford ti strekh these' dollar'. ;ini further to satisf '.oIiO'ifl, e a I'c S F:e a th e r S Ut () column In his effort to prosidc the dtln'nr with ojnions about wasteful spending in that area. Aecreditabflits de'islons were' rendered thi'i week,, threatened general strike again failed to materialize and the employees returned to work 39 days later - without the additional pay the>' B> ItollF:KTc. F'F:AThIF:R Our 12th grade students in l911.Th tested out Six months later, an angered electorate 76, ourthird, sixth and eighth graders werethird ftdcnte that our students will sc-ore in the' top 10 prohibiting Future strikes by municipal workers, dealing with unresolved contract disputes in the ptogrwii The city government's final offer would automatically go into effu't at the beginning of a M IT., \'ale, The' Air Force Academy, anti other fine' schools, as do l.vnian. Seniinoh.'. Lake' Ili' Iij.s been Rit'ntifieei as an interrogator and t'rturer of Thie'rican and allied prisoners of wan ii Norea. lie is an artient advocate' of Marxist causes In .:cne'ral, anti the' ainis of the Soviet Union in Pt11iculr lIe' is listed b the U S Ininnigratmon Service untruth. So parent of a stude'nt not accepted to TIns autujnn's balloting providedthe first test plumbers, electricians and sheetmetal workers board member, the superintendent, a principal, wages and working conditions. Each of those three ballot measures wa.s defeated by niargmns of more than 4-I. In fact. Books. Until this idea of Joining the Southern Association of Schools and Colleges, the onIs complaint about books was the probli'ni cf trying firniative vote of more than 18 percent. The debate probably' will soon spread fan Brantley has 2,4($ students 11:11 iior. than 12,IUI excellent books plus periodicals and irueslia headed by' San Diego Mayor about the lack of honk,s lIow mans' books can a I't'te Wilson signatures necessar> to place' a ballot tiiissin Just appropriated another half million the June 1978 elections. That measure is so broad and tough it prohibits even binding arbitration to settle municipal labor disputes • that some critics i-if public employees are concerned about its chanc.'s for passage. ove'r moore' than l,08,(i books nut in school libraries available' for student :'s,'. Because of the' rapid growth here in St-tumult' ('ounty I we've' built 10 new '.i'haols in the' last 7 >t'iW5 ear tax dollars, at the highest nuillage ailowahl,', have' hx','n stre'tt'la'd I privuib' Seminole Scene S('fliiüIe' County Coniniissioners at last I -- ' Little developed the 22-million-gallon 's.iIVe evidence that the planned 17 appeared to be the total of sewage neat- j hlurdie'tt has kt'n in the' U S before, in 19e, '11 ant '73 In thus,' cases, his ineligibility was ilant near Oviedo is only the first stepin a process that is likely to resint in a plant / Mark proved tre'atnient capacity of 24 million lallOns (mange' ('ounty and southeastern ,,mnhlssiuners Bob French and Dick '.lat,' won't give u.s the funds until we' have' newniian, e'ither enough student.'. to fill it .tnti that went be for Last week, the New York Post raim a series of Thi' n:u..t ininiieeiiat,' thing we'll get out of taken l:iue o'r the' hturdiett s'isii. espex mall> at Lake' Brantlu> Ant we dont Stale l)'partnie'nt told it about Hurchett's K613 water for years with federal and state environmental ficiais over operation of the city's treatment plant on Winter Park " a healthy river will entirely disappear. with evidence at last Tuesday's hearing City officials will have to send their sewage to Iron Bridge or foot the entire Cits Attorney Egerton K, van den Berg tAttle to Oviedo resident Jane Burnett in They claIm they need additional I final go-aht'i*d which will lead to the start f iu.'.truction of the Iron Bridge plant. (''nunissioners should be under no approve the plant's construction, it will be But liii Lsu sur' that this tore' and effort anti the' Nixon visit to Puking the next year The State capacity to24 million gallons. Even at that year.'. until we' rt'ce'is.' the' label ,sccr"ditt'd" uecnii to "as,' up on Hurdictt ts a reward for hiS day facility' Is the first phase of this treated wate'r At higher flow levels, any Pa '' to provide sewage treatment sersce for he'd find out how the figure was derived, The EPA official's characterization of the 24"miilion-gallon.a.day capacity of sewage structures now under construction, ap- )et been developed and Seminole' Counties and Orlando as Van den Berg pressed another argument deterniined b> (hose governments, sewage treatnie'nt plant above' 24'm:lliongallons per da>, except in accordance' with can't expand in rapi1l>-growing Central floridA, th officials will argue Orlando's sewage treatment consultant treatment processes known as AWT If EPA says secondars' treatment is dangered Little Econ, the effect would be a When reporters later asked the conS County commissioners complain that the plant from AWl to secondary treatS This would clearly prohibit the plant from '' This isthe case history'of a nursing home that anybody, It didn't make a bit of difference' who side, federal inspectors I't'ppe'r's routine inquiry resort hotels along the Miami Beach oceanfront. thtie seas rio meal evidence' alter all that Four Four out of five of its patients depend on Freedonns was improperly- billing its patients Se't'urit', thief ('ardwe'lI was stuuiuiuone'iI to a to huic Ilarl.'> l)irks untie's are in danger of losing subsidized i:hild.care service's for their offspring uui a proposal by William Page, were'tary of the state Department of Ile',ilth and Rehabilitative Services, suinillar programs in Volusia County are to ggmng mothers to participate at financed HEW officials, therefore, moved "to ter. effort" to comply' with the,' law, It wasn't, apparently, making musuch of an effort. For 11KW officiaLs continued receiving complaInts that some Medicare patients had to participation in the Mre program," The Frecuoms. home's vice president, Harry Stone, responded The home was threatened again with icr. Sen. lawion Chiles, D.F'la,, and then'Sen. e4'ash,, a power in (he Senate, who heads the Edward Gurney, R•Fla. Commerce Conminittec. ' %l;.e:nmisun still maintains he has nu champion of the elderly'. But he Foarded the maritime unions, for y'eais. The unions Stone's complaints 11KW. kIcked In $56,000 to his last campaign. to home's directors are union officials, that various over a F'our F'rcedonis ret:rrnmeent homes, built with district VII of the' state, which is that people really- can leave the welfare tsiuntfes, should be receiving 102 percent self-respect and pride with one hand and lt'liy's he' e'ncounterej collecting mont'>' from see-re' rau.sing the' delays, Seattle', who might has- c called me," he confour counties in I)istrict VII w,,uld be treaking the poverty cycle that condemns lurks, who seas Iate'r fired Li> Magnu,son for Aelually, the formula says the District at least, a dent is being made In the cycle, allocation in the n'v. year should be $1.7 of the fact that his office had contracted emne' 11KW official admitted. "We wunde're'd what (lit' re'Iuetionship was b.'twe'e'n I' our F re't'ttonmss ,inti Magnu,son. puttinu; its P,utie'flts' Me'ejivare fund.s in interest. hearing honk ac- count.., and pocketing the in' ("rest Inspectors have also found that drugs Another lop 11KW e'Ificial complained in an have been given to patients without doctors' the one' hand by &ator Magnuson for our garbage' cans have be?n left open, set'nning harassment of f'our l"reedonns, while fli( away with horrible tie'p(Its" care Umi, that doesn't really' tell the story' of had funds to pay for. how 'drastic the cut in state funding will be, The 4-C district office In Orlando has department has actually con- written Page's office three tImes since last tract1 with cbld care centers In the four January (and they have coplea of the attradin andthat was the level of money being orontraded. Page's announced cut, and the illegal, hanillevi . t'Y1i1 - Estes about the slowness of Medicare seomiltlni't talk (ii us illegally requiring advance deposits from least 22 patIent. fur servit'rs by Medicare. Donna —a, denounced as "parochial," and the to prevent the spread of Infection," ('ent hizu about the nursing honie. "I wouldn't know deficiency has now been anything about it," he told our corrected. But fedrI associate Ilowie inspector's complain privately that powerf the' III-W appropriations It must have gone '.iibstayrdir1I nursing honm". Florida m4s has done' to determine equity- is interesting reading. an out- with Dependent Children AFDCj, slng'mnthe'rs,thosemothersaregoingto Female headed households. The methodology' appears to dless of where the effluent goes - reqinne tiust sewage' tre',ttmllent p!ant.s built with EPA money as Iron Bridge will he roust be' designed so thus car lx' ox' panded EPA officials, more' '.e'nsitive to - - - will be declared "not as IT rul,". require employing the most -t''ffe t:'" melh'xl Ia treat sewage as prerequisite for EPA funding An affirmative vote by the commission water stpIy dictated by Congress than to never-ending obviously consider 24-nriilhion'gallons only --y ,"-"l :,t'a-.' "I .'."5.r,e '' the' first pace process to increase the .,,... tf': 111 'C C 4, . '." ': .,-."',' ____ " ____________ -•!. ___________ ____ ______ encourage own, '. .''-; , '.k':'.,'.' ''7:. ,, that can treat at least 48-n:iflion-g;illons of ':" .1 ': I - -: -':4 -:;'$4'.:i.> . ____ .le' to Main,' Frustrated . ' ...- ,' ,' I. ., "ttt-'.,s Y'-- would take to its bosom a man who would be happy to have' any they may they originally' were. Again it is a case of that the IIRS in its fixed capital outlay of his nmcu'th on the' talk show's he (kISS the other. detention facility be built in Volusia become" F'lagler, Putnam and Clay' ('ouiitie's while President's family tx't'n so much in the' old calendars or old tinty-pe - c e :. - . ":, (j.z'i'\' . ' - .ini so fru,ctrate'd I had to write, I am to get off this small VA pension and sick arki tired of watching the' have miueslicaj cane, which the VA is Prt'siulent's f, filly rake' in the mono> unable' to afford inc. so mu> hobbies be'cau.st' oh t cur last r,anie Lillian have a dial purpose' ,'.urter claims stre hasn t made' a penny but I ask you' who would buy her book having on hmnutited funds, I depend if he'r name' was Ge'rtrtsje Siruith' And great!> upon fnie'n(ts and others for then of course' we have' the' President's much of the itt-ms I collect, and was rare' ' ', ',-•-".x,' I t'ulle'eting rare' old caiendars, ad. VertLsmrig cards and old tintype photos, and chairman of the delegation has been 4.',. , ::'" ." ' 1211 ChicagoSt I , A'v ' 't9'. r'i..:'i-'': ,-- . ,. ", r' ''- ,'- ,0 : '-. : : '-It -'. Thank suu fir y:mr time' arid kind I.t'on Thompson .- qr;i ,,'- and immediate corrective action - '0 ' .4'.-J.,' _______ In any case, Orlando officials have evidt'N't' if this at last Tuesday's corn- mooney a the' h'resmili'nt this year It rates ,'S '-. _____ be> ond the' original 24'n:illion.gallons, and fight in Tallahassee to retain Seminole's '57•' ____ :., '. - .-. :-'.b!5 • ______ ______ - -; ' ,,'. utilization in the third and fouth quarterx (of the state's Fiscal year which ends June 20), "Page told 4-c ad ,lnmInl.strator Phoebe enter later early in November. "This has caused a great uproar in Seminole County. I have studied this issue at great length, and there is no way to gnmmatica1ly or fiscally justify the IundswIUbeavaUabIefortrapjrt0C said to Williams, ang Williams to mlnate services," said Page. and Gov. Reubin Askew's staff to work on a small pension My vision and ti tht' Sanford ('ivitani Club and the proposal," the legislator said. have made' many hobbies and projects Annual [(anti F'e".tnah Hubanks submit a revised budget to the' Department of Administration for theur seem to plague rue most of the time' While I am collecting antique- numr and reason it has lobe this move, tomakeit ontheir but rather Hose can anyone or any agency hold out to receive Ah"I)C payments and food care not - •"".'''- "'4"i "c-•.j''..4,'t 'c' ''.i' - Ii0 T' more than half In some cases and even t' ,-_IIliIrlIm,u.Lcjlj 0 UR REA D ERS WRITE toward their children's care. ._',,.\. - forth It would be ridiculous to sink that ,j detention center in Senimnoje' in fa'.er of a new and larger facility in \'.l'.i.i Ne'ither membe'r of law e'nforcenuie'mut Se'rninolc nor (lie local Ie'gislative delegation have any gripe' with Volusu County having its own Juvenile detention facility Hut, what kind of reasoning could have been used to shut down an existing center - - •, , : -i to ::' stamps. So, it appears, if a mother at tempts to earn her own living to get off the welfare rolls and out of the food stamp line, she will have more difficult>' gaining sutaiduzed child-care. That tioesii't really make good sense either. Page's department changed its Fee schedule a.gessed to the w-orkmg mothers 'U., :"-.' ., ,c 0- & Politics . rIlilile, Orange, Osceola and Brevard ' a-day without specific approval of the .Sprwgs' 1 -hiiillion'gallon-a.d .Iay plant I . thur..i U.' ' uI iiimitte' Ilcis was probably a routine' t'as'' Rut Stiie' alnhitt(',I ti Kurt, ''I've spoken to Senator Nlagniecon 1(W) tuiit' in the Past five - ' .t..,._1.'.. ,.•.5..''.• ' -; A ,•' rties .' liar itimi" urin ii.uu,\, iii e'attlu Stunt",, tirutta'r ',% slliaiu Steinberg, wit. is Preside-nt cf the' Miaimii nursing hence', also he'ad.s the union for ship radio officers rOE, .,., increase in the plant's plan envisions the possibility of expanding the plant's capacity b> adding more ability to pay off the bonds could be en- Van den Berg saul he didn't know how approve an so inflation available wouldn't have room for (he sewage of of Seminole Court> ,,,."; •• '.'i,k,'c' commission gives the go-ahead for construction of the Iron Bridge plant, it won't be long before Orlando officials begin agreement "The City of Orlando will not plans for the plant. water bond issue was based on the .t_ ' #' more than 24.nmllion-gallons, Orlando's arccment with the count>' on a 2fmnllmon. gallon plant wouldj'i't tie violated if the' flow amination of the plant's "facility' plan" the drang boards of developers, be converted with "relativels rumor If the Iron Bridge plant's capacity is modifications" to a less sopht1icated already commItted, Cas.seltierry can't ''secondary' treatment" process that grow, and that means higher city' taxes would increase the plant's capacity to 40 local governments, twice the figure ap. ju.ti!s' the 171 nisllion n"eded to bwld If Little Is right, that means the plant Is already committed to the maximum right now' since the final 2 million gallons must he considered a "planning cushion," ac- to - agre'enlent was not accepted b) corn' millions of gallons to handle sewage from plant,though designed to handle 24 million s'1'he existing flow Ito be served by of county c'omniissioners that a sewage Econlockh;.tchee Riser, the river will teacher fun ,iohnn> '5" ove'rcrowtk'cl ela'csrouni Hurrhe'tt, in a Piict interview, said that his or an ''alternate school'' for that high sditxil age' re-quest fir the' current waiver was taken to the' chill that fir sin, re;Lsen didn't get the' basics, Whitt. IliuM' h mit' fnmt'nd arai was pretty can't cope,' with his cituat;n. and is .'xpt'lle'i quickly .tpprs uI ift,'r that ('barb's Shapiro of fart't ci ti be l b-r '0 i. or, a dec 'nt raise' the Whit.' hhtiuse' pr''''. Ific.' lena's any Whit,' fr i ,''.l l.'tch''r lt. r'l,'ll t leaked into Gee Creek, and extended the in with an agreement likely on the issue, it using our axp;syt'r's dollars I '.atisfs those (her at iii.' State' I'partrmie'nt, Spoke'snivni • requir.'na'nt'. ne'e'e'ssary to achieve' academic titialits that are' unique to 54'tiiinol.' But we'll tried to traii' the easing of ButcheR's travel r""lniej ions 1 I lenny Kissinger The'y t'lammned on huh i • .e tern c from it tx"au_s.' that's fl,tti'inaj .s.'uunit', aBner, ,tskt'i hlurchett to use alreao> put into it, Ira sum.' good has collie of it Iblic Works Director Paul Mathes sa>s problems with the plant's percolation shell game with Seminole County. the bucket. Bill Kirchhoff produced a letter from Environmental Protection another burden granted the' visa But how could they not have Bridge plant, taking Seminole's approval Environmental officials have issued project" raises the further questlen of agr,'emiit'nt with Orlando under which Se'iiemolc would be able to reserve proposal at last Tuesday's commission sewage each cia> rw ditiunal six rmionths to start construction of too-Few' space's in rapidly s.'rowing Seminole' month tour permit because he had not violated moot, he answered, "I'm nut going to that would send sewage to Iron Bridge. containing the unexplained 22-million' This will be of little comfort to gallon statistic was a major em Iii iwo days cunlunLssioners will decide We rant he' 'ac neditrd" Li> the' Southern ;e,aciate". that the State l)epartm&'nt decided to Orlando officials have consistently hid She's elderly- patients for basic services covered by' Stone's letter to 11KW ''as a routine complaint Forget the birds and the bees. Let's discuss how you stand on abortion and gay rights! The questions on the Functional supply thoc things instead. ________ wing all this, the State lk'partzmient Still the staff hiring le'ss'qualifi,'d, lowe'r-calarmed Nations for a h'ft.wing x'riodical, "The Guar. teachers so that miore hibrars Isok,'. can be dian." and h.' wa'. lunited to a 2rmiile radius of purchased to satisfs de'ims,ijitls b. sonic' parents the' I' N we"vt' ($'j'.' .r-..'i. iJ. -i-oi'..-° 0''', ',•'" I, problems, difficult to solve and of Interest responsibilities to teach children ordinar> Obviously It is illogical to measure those is'cause of his me'mnbershsp in the ('onununict i';,nt ____ 11l4 native language is not English, and some - ' 0 ',',,P' .__0 "d'. vi, fir a label With "ai'cre"iit4'ition. ., '.'. provided special help. world is astounding. Teachers are cx ItshouldbeuflderodUtthesJUon pectedtoprovidestudentswiththatability that all 11th grade students take the test, these examinations which the state has to understand and function. They cannot ', hans tillars each sear with which to work %"" 'k,,>s encouraged our principals to hire' quahifie'd, experienced teachers ('von though a student who wants to ___________________________________ WS}jIN(;ToN - Most of the shulfling, unions h,it.' finiama'.'.l situ,' of the' 16 Four forgotten old people who are' hidden away in h"ret-dunus t'orfxiratiouec and that thu.' unions hay,' nursing homes uilu.st rely on the federal govern, contributed heavily lii Pepper's oohittcal camn fluent to pay for their care, Hut sonic nursing paigns. ' £ Functional Literacy Test has some very basic and painful failings: it is required ___________________________________ Winte'rSprmgs cirridor has I'e'r plaflne'lI for the was also then miii (In a nationwide' Marxist sales our students cannot be acce'p(eti 1)> major acceptance of their demands by securing voter The Functional Literacy Test is a difficulty performing ordinary day-to-day assimilated "trite: Is3ibility that the examination thiremmionth visa to lecture' anil raise funds to imposing unprecedented restrictions on municipal employees. In the spring of 1976, the city's craft workers and enter fifth, they again will be tested, language or similar academic subjects being poured into the job-hunting, family- and they will, once again, be tested at the with lessons in how to read a schedule? t.iilei who want the Functional Literacy E(;hl Not came oaly a few' months later, when city voters ('11555" not learned basic surivai skills from ('oripensator) education will b. , I nation. Recent years have seen strikes on the part of schoolteachers, firemen, policemen and other 'fl.. Wirld in se'c'.iafl and as r rr r children with the same yardstick used on Literacy Test, For example, inrIu,.le things '.'t have been In this ontty like ,uni.g out th tit buy n" urn('erie5, all then' lives, arid those who are very reading a map and calculating what bus Iright. you ought to catch to get to a certain place Those things must be corrected, of by a certain time. Such skills, used in daily course, and state officials already are life, should not he creating failure at the 30 working on alternatives. But correctIng percent rate being projected by the state. them completely will take a mlnbnuzn of The next question, of course, is how 12 years - the length of time it will take much of the responsibility for a child being for today's first graders to make their way unable to figure out what bus to catch itself will be tested through one or more through the entire school system. should fall on the school teachers and legal actions. When those first graders reach third ticials? Hiding the bus - or plane or If it is removed from the books, a g' de they will be tested by the state. If automobile - seems an awfully ordinary significant factor In measuring Florida's students are not performing according to part of daily life, whether or not a child educational system could be lost, state standards, they will be given learns about them in school. Could not' corrective education immediately, so should not' - parents take a little time not have so much power that it can make oroblemns do not grow completely out of to work on such things with their own or break a student's future. But something hand. children instead of expecting the school to Only three percent of the 2,323 high 'f(lliOJ jumers from ionununication s part of the test. Twentyuiv, lx'rcent failed the mathematics s.c tiun, hut that was five percent better than the statewide failuze rate of 30 per. e,'ut being predicted by officials in the 'date l)epartniun( of Education, In S.enisnolt' ('ounty, 70 high school jL'dos failed the couuflunications half of kI ..\ I ocE1 Parents Important Here, Too I 4(cal deadline is Jan. 15, 1918. For further in. format ion on the etntes1 and bow to enter, contact Mn'. Ellis at 831-439t or P (5 Box, lngood .- . sunday, D.c. 4, I77-7A alk Talk: Education -. I b II 1 U Uh U learsi about problems of the handicapped and how they feel - and how the community feels about the national civil rights iiiovttiient. this help is "What about the $5 mlllln Carter In recent weeks! dillythat will affectS mole County Thai is the proposal to close down the Juvenile dealing with the Seminole-Votusia ('ounty' melding we could well do without L Withheld by Request Vet Seeks Help Band Festival Thanks I felt greatly fir the' su',"'. of sour future plans, Jim Byers ''-''m �11 $A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Hira. Sanford. Fl. Sunday, Dec. 4, M? 3 Seminole Cities Vote Tuesday .1 e lections : Who, What, Where How Cities Going Jo .. Voters -- .• V 1. - o ;1 .., . C•• °- I I ~ )`~., I I - ~ '04,-,:~4 , :'1 !'" - .) ,) ' r I i ~ ~ I.., - .-~ !. -.--4 e'4 -, I- . '-a1 C - , i _11 ... 1 -- In Casselberry . 1, In Casselberry, where two seats on the city council are up as well as the mayor's office, City Clerk \tar hawthorne' has predicted that 2,000 to 2.500 of the city's 5,106 qualified voters w ill cast ballots at the city hall polling place. The city has Issued so far 35 absentee balloL, . the largeit ber in the city's hLstory. Listed on the ballot are three cand.tdates running for the mayor's office including: Gerald Christensen i incunibent i, Bill Grier and James Hill Candidates for the two open seats on the city council are: Clare' Balmer. Tom Embree. John 1xighty 1 Incumbent). (laude Mit.son, Owen Sheppard and John Zacco Councilman Nathan Van Meter Is not seeking re-election The winners will be determined by the two garnering the' highest number of votes in the six'man field Poll officiaLs are: Raymond Morris, clerk; Lynne Stevens, Selset Jacobs Motile Steudie Charles kale> Donald Swain Gertrude Wyener and Olive Pierce. inspectors. The election will be canvassed immediately after the polling place closes, said Mrs. flai4throne. - -, -- ,,_,, - _ ,, f _~.;.~ _i%2r _A:! , r - , N. -?_, . , - - . , --;L;,-.&-11 - . 't' , r..: ;,._, 4.-~1,.-_ . .. :-'e. ,r!,%'._,4~1 lr ,, ii,' __ IV11. - .81.,. -' '• . "I"-t"i,-, I- - .1 --' . .I I * - -- ~ -~ , 1~ ~ -~. 1' '!- CHRISTENSEN. running for re-clection as Casselberry's mayor, is completing his first two-year term. Two years ago, he' defeated then -mayor Grier and then-councilman Zacco for the office C1lst ensen 37 resides at 1081) Crystal Bow' Circle with his wife, Barbara . and .,un Dale He is in real (slate and a building contractor. He points with pride to the reduction in the city's s properts tax rate to $2 per thousand dollars evaluation as a major accomplisbneiit of bus administration and the refinancing of the city's bonded indebtedness %Nch will save the cit) $1 million He said if re-elected he will continue to see that the citizens receive a dollar's worth of service for every dollar spent. -- /'s, , .__-"~_ - ~ , - #' L. ,--,4"-. Ire I :, , ,.t -,~. f - - GRIER, 43 of 25 Apple Hill Hollow and Ins wife Ph>llis base one son and two grandchildren. Ile previously served three years as mayor and four years on the city council. lie is a barber b% ~~_;_. _.- 1. ."I , _.,.I . , I . ", . ;!~!, - , ,. . " .. L ~, . _* . . . I , I ". ' ' Grier said dunng his previous terms in office he profession alized all city departments. created the first fulltinic fire department, and led the effort to district the ell)- for better police protection. If elected, he said, he will "restore faith in the city government," and will name a blue ribbon committee of citizens to make recommendations on what services should bme provided and study ordinances to determine which shoWd be abolished or revised- - , . *kizi , , 1r. , . :";0- . 7~ "I . , - - - HI LI, 38 of 240 G olden Da ys Dr I % e. an d 1.Is %% i fe. G Ioria, ha ve two daughters. A newcomer to the political arena, Hill i4as a 1p)stnian be-foirthis recent retirement and is a flea market dealer lie said his educatiouail qualifications for the office include an assoiciate of art.s degree with a major in accounting and a bachelors degree in management from Jones CollegeHill said he sees a lot of waste in the city government, opposes the city going Into the garbage collection business and would oppose the city becoming involved in billing for the franchised garbage collector. I . ~. " I . I , 1.) . 014-, ~, . - • , .*,u.••••• . ' :. ., , 4t,_4.j. 11 - 'I. ' A A - ' i44z /~ AN. - -i 'r r. - , a / JOHN I F I(IIfl (1 AUDE MASO% OWl ' SIIFPPAIU) I DAVIS, 50 of 440 E Georgia Ave., Sa>S Integrit> Is needed in and an effort should be made to better invest city Funds /r a greater return He said the city's drainage plan should be JOHN ZACCO city hall J The Candidates I - I TA n .I 'ti' . ok - - / - . _~ I ; ,I . I" . a I It I I) A;. S It I .1 hi' If • r BAt SWII is k 1,> .seeking a city council berth. He is 54 and he and his wife, Lillian, live at 390 S. Triplet Drive. lie owns Balmer Motors, Balmer said he favors continuing the policies of the present council and would like to see a further reduction in the city's propert> tax next year. He lauded the police and fire departIiie'nts "Running the city is mostis business and as a businessman I believe' I can be of service," he said. all segments of the community or consideration given to building a new facility which can be used by all the people. Lake In Lake FIiØ 4 • .' %. Hopefuls - I 5 . 4 I , I . ' • C I - " I ,I - IN , - 41115'W" - , - ' - - / ..-) ' i . 4 A, : CLIFF NEI-SON --- - '- ' ', ' -- %'4, a. ' - . 'r, - ' - - -- ' ' i I I I : . . 11 1;4 - LARRY GOLDItER( . .e i,...,- .. _. .I I . I . ,P, I . . s-.,-* 4 V ROBERT DA%'ES - wAsfllN(;ToN I UPI) - tration, Legal Services CorSince Lyndon Johnson declaret! poration. Job Corps, Head Start war on poverty"In 1964 the and Summer Youth United States has spent more Fntplo>i • it among others, LEIBENSPERGER, 32, of 1511 Cardinal St., is produce than $22 billion in the name of reveals most got increases manager of the Winn Dixie store at Colonial and SR 436. lie for. the poor. fromii Congress this year after zerly worked for the city as a water meter reader and finally as Some sa - the goverrunent has "bi-ing starved." as one *reet superintendent before being laid off for reasons spent enough on services to lift poverty workerputit under the three years ago. ever)- mar, %oinari ;Ind child Nixon and Fort] adHe' calls himself a "conserva:ive and believes that since he out of poverty three' time's over. nunLstrations . - was a city employee, serving the old areas of the city while living But today, an estiniatc,d 26 Job Corps went from $274.1 in the newer area Skylark - he can alleviate the fear of both I million Americans remain million last ear to $417 million ..::sections of the coffuiiunity of the other. beneath the $5,850 poverty line this vear. [lead Start is up to for a family of four. $625 million, a $150 million :a,Sonic programs can be shown jump Legal Sers ices at $5 to base helped the poor par million is almost double tit uharhs children Sortie (onununits Sers ices has $60C ominunits action projects nullion up from $511 million o havetame .1 the tribute of feeler ii -intl It d of f icials lilt focus o the federal anti i ils alike .I ort Stand ff , ? H. L. HELMS STEVEN USKERT , 1 ' I I. a " -• tharge Sept. 25, Seminole- go on trial in federal court in its .Ind other experts itotal budget of $l 2 million Hresard Circuit Judge Robert Orlando on Monday, but torisult Millions more are being plus an extra $382.5 million to ruled Clicquennoi ch anged his innocent plea to ii, Mof;r ft on studies surveys, wtittwriie homes and pa y fuel was awfully negligent in guilty Friday. re.search reports. data retrieval bill.% for the poor. I le ' faces a fine of up to I 10.000 . . .having guns around loaded and .Sonic Wdo million of this S)stenis and other materials. ;I • ed, but there's no evidence and tip to 10 years in J which ) e am s 110)11 million (sA budget lot (it end..s up on negligence reached the cording to court offici als. gove'rruiie'nt sh el ves. goes to local a gencies for There remains costl y tIu• planning, research, adplication among competing niinistration, salaries and soiite' departments and agencies in new projects. V the fieldS of housing, nutrition. An internal study in 1975 a energy cort.si'rvation and ecu- found2lpertt'ntofCSA'sfunds went for administration, which noniic development. Overhead casts in sonic the repo rt said was "con' for tcses swallow up 50 percent or side'rably higher than exmore of grant.s and contracts pected. N-ither the executive CSA his no figures on how branch nor Congrem has tried inuch of its money aclually to evaluate the effect of the reachm the poor. A random Dec. 6, 1977 programs on reducing poverty. check of (N .A budget items A look at the budgets of the shows a lot of it goes to finance Pit P944114110 A*V T IribrwCai.ipas7,. TOM EMBREE (.ontniunit> Services Adininis hundreds of private non profit ----------:- Corn Tossed Dessert (Manager'sCbofr Milk 8 ---.--.----..,,-.--.-_.- ._L.__.L -..------..--------I BaW Dessert Rolls and Milk Dlii ,---- -. tUR(My ' ncirn K . '"." ' ' ' ,~- II 1 0 1 ' 11111 - II " I" '•' ' ' i I "y4 1. a - ''"' - - - a ' .. #' - I O% I \( 0 1 F It F \ I \ "1 " - '' - a' ' \ I (III I) _____________ - . AS-1, I I ::~~' I , )4 p_i_ I 1. - - k -~ ,_ ' ",. 11_,-~*:. I . ..- I.- .' ' . I . I ~ 'J" z -, _,.C,-;. ~',L I . .~ . _(., ... . , %. I 'k . ..0"_ . ,, , . , s_ :11'. . . .1 - . %.13kft . - I I.f I ~ . 7 I , ; I . . .I ~1 ..~ - . I ....I . " .-JY,'.;?, I . #4 . L .1 - .e. . ll6 f~lvl- ~ 4, . I . .. ill., f- 0. . ,e " , I I t, , L_k' ~N_Wfi~x!,: ~~ ,-.7 .'# - A, , " . ii)'* - W a TO 4 . I I -i :;Is- -1~11- I, - Iill I k 1, '" I ~ I %. ;v "ir, I!~_It ~ , , I I . ~. , . .1 . 0.1 , " I t It;I ---.-'-- App!eiau SweeIRoIl Milk - __-__,L_...__ -' •-..--- ---.--___ -. - ---- .- %_. ?t 'a c:t' • I . . ' ,; '4' .~ I A , .-7 % 1 I .Y ,r_.. ~ -. I"". C.1i - , -.. I -+~-'P.. 9 ~. _AN,.,., -, -,,'A ; •1 .."•• - . _. . . , - I . .- ' - Ofl ues ay -. F "PROGRESS wiIn (COUOAIS , December , 1977 L at the "ERperience - Abili ty - Conservuiive Judgement" ~ VOTE ON Paid PolitiCal Ad 8v Campaign Treaturet DECEMBER 6, 1977 A BETTER CIfY 1. "FOR ________________________________________________ .- --.-.-.-. - -. -.- . - - (ASSILBIRRY COUNCILMAN Lake Mary Elementary School -, . Elect_*~ Ar' I . , C " I lawk Aff MF-I: J ------.-.------.--.- CASSELBERRY CITY COUNCIL ' It 319N P_ 0 57 ".- ..- - - . . OTE . '' a 1, - , £ City of Lake Mary I hilited Vegetables I it Pudding I Rolls and Milk FRIDAY, DECFMHET sposhelti Broccoli ,-- . ç - ___ Council Seat No. 5 , SIOPPY Joe on Run - . F'rledChjckn WhippedPout .1 JUNE LORMi%NN -.4- Of . Vote For PAT SOt'TIlW1%ij> MBEI7 I.EIBENSPERGER _ V. , - - il . r chlowlth Rice Green Peas _- -i . .__~ . . _ - " ,, ______ Milk - - -- . here Does AntimPover - ' - . .-I -,., . -I --- ' . / 0 ' - - , 1I '-:, - ". & :':' L4ttuce&Tomato (Seroadaryj Green Beaus Orange Mee Bars - . Ar , 0 %Ahich this ~var got $:550,(W imcc a tramirg orm (if of-:0. articles atx)ut , .%vlfare. consunicritic isni on coiiirnunit> action under SI ins of these gr oups lobbs front (S The niones went in i i se ir it got $i) ixio er, and the poor Other IUnited Press International which it neotork of local Congress. publish magazine", part. to help FRAC lobby 1.14i,t.wi for .sitlaries and other publications include Legislative spent six weeks investigating i,t n its w -is cr eated to hel p and newsletters and organize (oniress for cti,dI,ng expirision of the is 'hit • I plus $5 000 for 1.plate a nose sletter plus W -i"o ; thr anti-poverty effort that %as the poor. political action, Uithers conduct food slamp program anti other launched is a centerpiece of Thus approach provide d jobs research which few people ever foed programs The Center publishes -s Stone> Is which lists federal John.son (rcat Society and and experience for poverty will read ( s .-, mon..> ilso h I d n rtthi in s, iztne \ itional Loding programs Printin I1 I 1 CSA iA Ill spend more than $9 fin:ince it succe.isful FRAC Cenh r Itut-orter. cont;i1nink: L-t-S excet- d lln.(fo) A Sanford man whose second level that case law says Is has continued through two %orkers but. as the House '. despAe an) Gov,,rrunent Operations Com- million thI3 year on energy%~gree murder charge in culpable negligence." , I ~ - -.. -,: "111 la,Asuit against food 4ainp cut~ ". . . Impression that Richard Nixon "'Ittee found earlier this) car. it related research and develop- li,i the Ford adni I connection with the shotgun The court said the state . inistrationr ". Id, I ` ,,-,~ , 'slsying o( Ns six-nionth-old son lacked sufficient evidence to ended it %4hen he thsinantled the idso produced ** Inexperienced ment projects. mosily throLwh lhe Communm .Nutrition . SIDNEV RiCHARD was cilsmis.sted Sept - 25 for lack conviLt (licquennoi of second Office of Lconoinic Opipicirlunit~ or self-seekinn, local boarcisi outside professional firms In %thich in turn led tit in.stances of I ~'~ ..o( evidence has pleaded guilt) degree murder or inan- in tus first terin QS'A spencls more than S.1b Nearh all (if OEO's crr.a) in federal court, Orlando, to slaughter in the matter. inage'ment and outright million a >ear in the field t! programs" A CSA o fficial said progranLcwcrl'"spwl food ;Ind nutrition. Much of th.at that aniounted to ~~ ~31legal possession of an Two days after the murder tnaking %fore than 12 )ears after the goes to groups for reports on I A4111CF;43tC ed charpe was dimlimsed in circuit differejit departments and contact ,Atth Indian groupN agencies, and remain alive agencic:; were established nutrition programs and "ad. around the c,ountr% "to Organize court. federal marshals . M_ I .. 0 A I i ~, , 'I,,,- ne man, Brian Raymond arrested Llicquennoi on the toda% i4ith even bigger budgets under OEO the cotimuttee said vocac% assistance" - lobb)tn4 supptirt for CSA ' . , Ciffliulati%ch spending about it ,Aas still uncoverirg "major - 10 r' federal food prograins . oi, 34, of Pineway illegal possession of a sawed-off Sollit-Aho get CNA worim ary I IV $4 billion it war i At its peak in areas of weakness. inefficienc) A*7 " ,%. . Mkive, off S. Sanford Aven6e. shotgun charge. One such group is the fortner OEO officials or groups. - , f0 r" VC9. OEO's - total budget ,Aas anti Ineffectiveness.— #. entered the guilty plea Friday 0P Washington-bised Food Re- lilix the private Nationil ('enter twi.st in the case was that ,I 11 9 billion i Before search Action Center tFRAC, fore US District Judge John twit for A ction, Inc.. state charge of Illegall> ihe t Ph in quiry centered on oh () local agencies received i _. I .* Reed Jr.. who set Feb. 6 for •••/4 possessing the sawed-off the Coniinunfl) 90 up to Services Adtwrcvnt of their nioney sentencing and ordered a preshotgun was also dropped ministration, tI successor to from OF 0 to run projects like I ~ It because it was defined as an (W()'s ke% Community Action fie it] St t a I Jo (orp Clicquennoi s son V incent, antique under state 11w i. in s Toda> the Community her , was killed Aug 13 in Ihe ant because of Its age. The invest sti,.ition rest aled. ticts Admi nistrat ion pros ides igation trailer when, according The federal law regulating Millions of dollars in idniinistr itis Funds end local ..- aw ed-off shotguns, however. pliverty fun& are going to , . _.. . II agencies must get project g gun, d does not take into account the little known white collar '-. money from other federal and ~ against a wall, fell I . weapon s age. according to dustry" of social advocacy state .sources. Thir local agendischarged, the pellets striking authorities. 01 0 . organizations, welfare groups, cles. now are spending more the boy in the side. Ionomists. nutritionists. lob. than Ity.5 billion a )ear. MONDA'I, DECEMBER 5 1iamburgeroaB TatorTo(a..ITlTakra • .., _" . Clicquennoi Pleads Guilty Shotgun Charge - - • . .!- W . - ..' - - 1 - I :' - - Our gains have been mal, the gap is widening between black and ehute, he claimed. The frustration is still there . S .Ir ;, .1 -'.'- I- . -. t_0 ..Z.-1 11 '' L4 Among special awards presented Friday evening was a plaque to The Evening herald for "outstanding contribution to the progression of journal;:;ni and human relations in the Serninole County cornmunts economy DELORES LASII School Menu C. 11 -": .I ' 4.-t #Lt t°efl I 5, _. ~ ,-.#,.j_.') ? ...Z - ., -; SEEDCO, v, a community development corporation urganized and controlled Ii> local residents for the purpose of dee eloping the econorns and overall quality of life for low income residents within the Seminole Coimt community Its principal aim to plovide Jobs for uneinplo)ed and poor people and to promote economic development for minorities in the county. . 44 / -;~.! ;'~. r .. t e' 1. 1. impact on our conanitnient to the poor beg un by .B I J Econor The iind political pi)%er is the key,- he emphastze~. Ifs ou s & got political and 'economic power people don't care sth it color S u are ht dd a ed Ile perked up his audience witi. high praise fur SEEDCO and its rn-'nagemuit Glancing at Horace I Orr president and executive director he noted ou base a much better economic deselopiiitflt corporation than mt I hase seen around the countr The audience applauded and cheered. Then he let his audience down, citing statistic after statistic indicating that the blacks and poor still are being left out of the economic mainstream. i -!' - s i n.i.Iona, (iis,raue a national tragedy," he lamented SF F I)( () he sugected further is a net ssars ingredient to Stokes pointedtothe unified soice of the Congressional Black ' Caucus as one means of promuting such "political empo%emient it n(I econornic achievement." And then to SEEDCO ~Scnanole F mplo>ment Economic Development Corp I as the local vehicle toward that end : -,'' --- IlAltit's IF Hit's - .. MRS. LORNIA,", . the widow of a former ma or and the mother I , III a pa:rt rnayor. resides at 402 Wfldmere Ave. She omis Lormann Inc. Realtor of Cas3elberry and is secretary to the vice president, installinient. loan department at the Sun First National Bank. College Park. Mrs. lormann sees as longwood's greatest need a citywide sewer system constructed with federal money. -MY goal is to get a federal grant for a sewer system." she said l 1 ' - - ''likliat is needed now in the 70s.- he suggested to his enthusiastic audience is political and economic empowerment ,Aith reference tothose 1 civil rights and povertyi laws of the 60s.- _ . . . * , 4, . . I here the r ire large eoncuitr itioflS of poor . %e hi e.. a wh generation i4ho have never ,Aorked. don't kno,A %hat a job i s, ntser had a Social Security number HARRY TFRRY 1 1 -AIA1 n '.T$ :-_w'n -1 . (it seLind in 1967 the first black mayor of a major 1' S ut) '' 7 f- ________________________________________________________ ___ . - , 1. a- )IP?I4I Survey Show's Good, B ci - (Herald Photo by lou Stokes To SEEDCO 1.9 The War Not Yet . I '? ' -. B\ORMOShIRP Herald Editor HELSIS, 50, of 485 Georgia Ave., and his wife, Margaret, have The War On I'ostrt is far from oser two daters lie has been a resident of the city for the past 40 That was the message carried from Washington, D.C., to ars and he is manager of a land and water sports firm in Sanford and Seminole County Friday evening b> Rep Louis selberrv Stokes Having served a total of 10 years on the city council in the past ' "We're a long way front %inning," Stokes told more than 500 at he sees the city's greatest need 3s the institution of a the Sixth Annual SFEDCO Friends Banquet in the Sanford Civic program. Center. His campaign motto is Bring prayer back to city hall After Stokes 'i fifth term Democratic congressman from Cieseland all we need all the help we can get ne sa>s iie[nis sets among re vie,A ed the War on Poverty that began under the late President the accomplishnients of his past service on the council the I )ildOIl Baines Johnson establishment of the cit> s historical district in the downtown Stokes s&nes on the lioust Appropriations and Budget corn area and as hainnan of the latter committees Task E'orce on Community arxi Phvsiral Re-nurevs, - ,Aith jurisdiction over 11 USKERT, 64, of 117 Temple Drive, was a deputy city clerk in the about $80 billion of the federal budget. City of Gary, Ind., For five years before joining the Lake county Police Ile also serves on theSelect Committee emparieled to probe the artment Ln his native state siie IIV or L assassinations of President Kennedy and Rev. Martin Luther a,.4'from wiucu which he retired to Florida. Kin' Jr Uakert said his only campaign promise is "progress with Carl . made history when elected maoro :' common sense" and that he will follow the will of the people. I have no business Interest in Longwood that would result in personal gain," he said, adding that he feel.s what Is good for the people is goW for him. " '7 P ' Bishop Samuel S Morris, 11th Episcopal District, greets Sarah Orr and her son. SF F D( 0 head Horace as the Res Amos Jones (left) seILomes keynote speaker Rep Louis Stokes at SF F I)( 0 banquet Res Jones is executivee director of Seminole Community Action Inc., parent organization of SEE D(0 - -- , 1-1 - anplernented a paving program initiated and that conduct of the city council should be changed to one of action rather than reaction. Ile is an independent contractor in loss control and safety inspections for insurance companies. lie retired with the rank of major after 24 years service in the U.S. Air Force on active and felerve status and has a degree in engineering From the Citadel. 1 - - _ -- A~* - TOM I MBRI I ~ , - . .6 . I i I ." A ' -' . I.. - 10 i / " Mrs. Lash. 43, of 213 Country Club Road, was on the team which successfully gained incorporation for Lake Mlary 44 years ago and has served 3': years on the city council. A businemwonian. serving as office manager and title clerk at the family owned Blue Rook Cars of Sanford, she is also FSIBREF, 41. of 512 Jupiter Way, served one term on the secrelarv-treasurer of Jim [,&ill Auto Sales Orlando. SN is council previousl% and was named chairman of the board for one currcntl) '- in charge of the city's planning .anti wring commission ° the Isso years. A chief personneirnan in the U.S. Navy, he is and activities. scheduled to retire' after 22 years in March. Mrs. Lash favors proper supervision and prompt action to Ile ;Ind his "Ife. liculah. have ftee children. Embree said the correct hazardous condition-, after the installation of utility lines uts council his slipped away from representing the individual on city pavement and rights-of was and wants the regular council citizen and disregarded in a lot of cases the individual s wishes meeting expanded to two monthly and the duration of the He' said he will represent a common-sense approach to meetings shortened to encourage greater participation by the legislative decisions on the counciL public. - __ MRS. SOUTHWARD,35, of Paola Road, is making her first for elective offic tier experience in government. hot ever. I F 161111 4 of 1i61 Stininola 131s.1 has served a total of six ranges !rorn work in the Florida itecrolary of state's office in %ears on the city council, A carpenter by trade, lie I.% currently ;I Tallahassee' as a supers-isor of the' administrative code' disLsion to Iuziiber conipans field representative. a lobbyist for the Floricia Federation of Hurnane If re-clected. -he has pledged to %ork to c. . the .96. legislatist session pro,ram with th count> school board to enhance the represen She also served as treasurer of the Central Florida 7oolowiCal tation of Casselberr) citizens in "this important part of children's lives" and to work for sensible, controlled city growth through Society in 1'J72-3 and has served two terms on the board of directors sound planning She has a bachelors dtgree with honors in political science lie s tid he is not affiliated with an> special interest group front the University of Florida and a master's degree in gosem ment from Florida State Lnistrsits She said the city must 51 tSO\ J6 of 3i Hr U Circle, d1 1 Wanda. h provide the ne CCS&1T) public service's while retaining a low tax (lOt d .i' biter lie is president Service enter Inc rate in the fact, of inflation i visturi and .stereo service NEUSON. 55, of 193 S. Fifth St.. I.% a retired ,Navy captain. He Mason said he became a candidate because he ,Aas "sick and considers the dl> s major problem and one that will concern the tired (of the w is the cit', council has been running the city without mmunity for the next number of years as growth. Noting that ' the people's * any respect fur thoughts, ideas and wishes. the citygosernment with the stroke of a pen has ordained that e need a city council that works for the people and not the city will be tripled or quadrupled in size in the Pext 10 to 20 agaimt the majority of the people." Mason said. This is Mason's )ears, he predicted there will he other similar annexa(lon.s in the first foray into the political arena -next few ears fie sees a major need of the city as the acquisition of land as SHEPPARD. 48 of 5110 S. Lake Triplet Drive, and his wife. sites for city buildings to carry out the functions of government. PhOis, have a son who is a graduating senior at FTU and a RICHARD, 54. of 168 Williams Rd., has been employed by the daughter, ,Aho is a high school student. fie is self-employed as a City ofNew Smyrna Beach far the past year as, manager of water gift,Aare broker. and pollution control departments. Ile was utility director of the lie said his qualifications include three years at the College of (A) ofSanforiffor I4 I-. % cars before accepting the job with New Williarn and MarN %here he majorec! in criminal behavior Sin) rna. r psscholog> and four )ears at Jones College majoring in business lie sees the city's greatest need as a definite overall plan a guide to 1`01101A In the city's future growth. Sheppard said the city inwt accept progress as a way of life. RiCluard said councilmen have to tx- aware of their fiscal do not have to accept the unplanned ant] mismanageid responsiNlitics. adding "money is not free. "We are going to have control of it. The direction that progress is allowed to take mear,s to work for what we get." the diff--rence in the valuation of people's investments in their I has served continuously on the city council since ' I TERRY.'O. homes," he said. incorporation 41- years ago. Ile retired to Florida after 30 years with the U.S. Corps of Engineers. --lie is an associate in real estate and actisi. in the local LA( ( U H of 50 Queens Mirror Circle and his wife Bobb>e have four children He isan optometmit and served previously for Democratic party. One of the better things the city has done, two terms on the city council Terrysaid was acquire the water system co that it could be cx panded to provide fire-fighting capability. "We need to increase our tax base so that greater imOf the city 's fire-f igl tuig capability. Terry prosenie'it can be made in the cit) while keeping properly taxes rr> said consideration down, he said must now be given to buying new equipment to utilize the /accn also sees improvements needed in (tie, present city recreation building to provide oi . -1 - ,_ a . .. / L CLARE CICU I U MI II I i " to P ' GOUMWRG, seeking re-election in to the city council in Longiood sees as his greatest accornplbhment in office: tinosements in the parks building In the doitu, died of the city th installation of paneling and a drop ceiling and it furnishing with new tables andchatrs and Increasing equipment in the police and fire departments and the public works department. He Is 38 and he and his wife Ethe l, and two sons reside at 163 Sandalwood Way lie is currently involved In real estate and previously as a business machine company representative for p )UrL . ~ 1 c W. " . , .. I paid (ire In Longwood : - - partially - . - . The Candidates From Longwood . 4 1 planning should begin for a - - Longwood Cit y Clerk Oinie Shomatc £llednwhilt is predietm. 1.000 voters - 35 per cent - of the city's '1,911 eligible %ill cast h n k e e iOn .0 ii • three council 0 iS Four candidates are vying for the district one seat on the cit% council. Incumbent first-temier Larr) Goldberg Is bein t: challenged ) o ases e ins an Steven rt \trs. Larrnann is running unopposed to succeed herself intl Leibensperger will replace Parker Anderson who declined t seek rc-election. Polling place is the city hall council ch imtx rs and poll offie iii are Marie Elgin clerk Halsie L.ambert Arlene ustin Lows, Goodwin Helen Laffert> I C %aIker and Theresa Estes in - and L. J. ,North poll marshal. Twelve ahentee ballots have been returned so far, said Mrs. ,, - - - after the 7 , p.m. closing tune. the absentee ballots will be counted and the election canvassed Ii> a board consisting of Councilman Lillian Griffin and Burt Permchit f Masor Walter :. -: p- - t (Coutinued from Page $Ai ~A* three persons- two incwnbentsantla tscomer hav htyfl assured of election in Longsiood and Lake Mars since no Mit' qualified to run against lie-elected in Langsoud ssa June Lormann to a third secutive term on the council, unopposed for the second election in a roi', Also elected to the couflcil in Langwood was ltav leiL,en. sperger in his second btU br •iublic office. • In Lak e Mar) councilman diu 'elson completing a one-year split term tz the city council is re-elected shtn ro one qualified against Of the 1 146 eligible voters in Lake %tsrs (its (lerk he. S issnian is predicting a O per cent turnout 571 .il the I ikt Mar) Elementary School p011mg pla ce. Fifteen absentee ballots have been returned so fir, she I The ballc* includes Deiores Lash i incwiibent and Pit South ward for seat one on the cits council Nelson unopposed for seat three; and Sidney M. RiChard Jr. and Harry Terry for scat live. Poll officials arc homer Gleason, clerk; Ilichard Parth, ' -. 1 - 4 . e •• I . - -1 . I The Polls 1V - in three Seminole Counts' cities Casselberrv, Lake Mary and Longwood will go to the polls Tuesday to select one mayor and eight councilmen from a field of 20 candidates. 'ç .1 -- _. IIpI IiIIIIII .3 Seminol e ~, . :r rr Sunday. Dec. 4, u7- ! . - Ai4 $ 5 ?i41 As �1QA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 4, 1977 9 U.S. Ignoring Plight Of Ha itians. '' I... '' .- - * * that nine of 10 exiles from leftist status to only a handful of the who accompanied the GuanO Says the elections are eyewash. As for Duvalier himself, the tanamo exiles to Haiti 38Y states are granted U.S. asylum, applicants exiles tell horror stories of hUfl MIAMI,- NEA)- Late last while an equal proportion of But of all the examples: returnees were gleefully driving his car into "i: not summer 101 Haitian refugees exiles from such countries as llaitta' ilvtsts in Miami saySweeney "Duvalier fact ttwt helpless pedestrans. most landed by boat at the U.S. naval Haiti. Chile and the Philippines their n nation is the do is as bad as Idi Amin," says s have very little to base at Guantanamo, Cuba. are refused all but momentary re vealing. According to figures h Haitian refugee Raymond Ramirez. "Would the They told of fierce government entry. compiled by the Immigration with HyTOMTIEDE I P ' authorities I Tile Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. forbids bias in the immi ration procedure: "Everyone :::t: supposed to be given equal want is not now even a consideration ANALYSIS ______________ e . , . '[ . l - 1 at 's ( raig Orsino media specialist the " Seminole Count% School S%stem, lining up the slide program he'll be giving Ing Tuesda at the Greater Sanford ('haunber of ("otinmerce I'lersonalltv Break. r fast. PLUG GED for IN T;4. just bs chance has granted legal residence sure Ame rican author ities is not allowed Ifl i' 4,j ' 1.;j I . "lit , ..I. AIL w.;p -S . . -. - - - _____________________________________ - L .1 " t . I - _________ 3 ______ football - and then some - in back to Miarni. the Trinity Prep Saints 1 _____________ Jr. _______ _________ £ ,,, CHECKERBOA RD NURSERIES our s opping CO 11veti I e flce h Few fo4e I F I ar Win Again " . J a I ,*- '.. front taking control of the line 4. a 0 IN ill BASKETS 't ~). 0 LOCATED IN THE REAR OF THE VILLAGE SUPER PLEA MARKET @ ) ~, 0 0 1 preserve victories occasion. [ One stop shopping close to you... save time and gas OPEN DAILY 8103 P.M. 7 stMu I 5.5.5, I Fro --,, .,i ' ' . '' through twice in a row to drop " From .1 flP 6 - 0 You ARE NOT JUST A CUSTOMER, BUT OUR NEIGHBOR 2 3, 4 5. SERVICE CENTER mp I \ 1 F It Ut I) F faloes with IS points. PLUS . . . COMPETITIVE PRICED 9 LARGE S E LECTION gN!TN h sing LI uw ks fell to fl and hir't I,yman tonight (S. flakv jJ,, ° ". 7) 5 i ,. V.1ST O'4APC1 POST he*% 4 Franklm 11 1) -, . ' P . Lerthili, a, • I fl McMuen i WiriflIl __ I ou~% L Abe P 40hell 16 APO I 1 . ' 11tINlT PHI'.P (HF.F.I{I.f%I)F.JtS PI.F..•skD Sloan o T Back To SEC Respecta il 0 I ~,t wa ir • REG. 39995 ___ __ . ew National iloc key l.eagut' 1 • S iDerinvi Martik is (one of the '*) .I rotiiing welcome by sludents between $40,000 and 1145,0DO per half dressin,g room, "I told you. we and plavers at a University )ear "Which means I am . "Ile said he wanted to t alk t o are a good football team.- news checkthese ' liII features qua power to put the University of Rebel flag froin Ole Sliss sion appearance fees. VA P~ " Vchar 11 1111"111,1641" Irv" I SP,CU.Cos* ZM afternoonswitio -re rpes on se . rve yo u I -' - ,1 minutes rcimaining in the game . at Landover. Md.. Maruk faked In the only other NIII. game. Vancouver edged Atlanta, 3-2. Bedard to the ice, slipped In the World Hockey' Associa- 4 around Will and scored on a lion. &New England beat Win. ,~ild to loud applause. -- But, Ill football players tic was *'over- Texas Tech assistants, Rolneo before the season even iii.' say awhile but soon learned he was - a,- he said. 1 have Sloan said he would inimedi. deadly serious. known tuin for quite some tune atel%I begin recrulting of Ole "And it was catching," I hated lum through 19M and the Reel __ __ ~ro, - - t. licing promoted from 7-5 /' I Much reached 18 games. "Soon, this guy over here - third period had tied the game for Washington. Cleveland S -I - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - WHit: ' I 1 ~ _' 4V ~/ i I .. - . 0 - . - , 1 __-i ~ -, - T. _.._'_,,-"!J~1. ." ,_f -,! ' ' - - , # _;~.- - '. , ~ A '.,' - - '' Cincy's Curtis Out head coaching job at Texas Tech University in Lubbock to accept the Mississippi Post. Sloan said he also planned to High 8 &&o count and the girls popped a narrow 434? triumph The Gre)houn& capitalizeit on an effect ive full co press tnth. third qrter to g ain th - The engaging Sloan was s"OP Kans~i.s Cit y Chiefs in good Ile said, however. Ilryant's taking the Ole Miss job. remains . . . winning that final game Kelley has already- started thinng about it. in 1975. he became the ''We'll be playing Florida "I have got to make my yo ungest head coach in the A&M high. They have lots of sewson with a knee injury. decision based on my life and he Southwest Conference, talung a quality athletes, and will be the Punter Pat Mclnally is to start does, too. The two don't in- yo ung and inexperienced Tens best team we've faced thus Trinits record A followup shot by John in Curtis' spot, tertwine." he said. "You've got Tech team to a 6-5 record. 1 - 1, .,'.. ,~. - 1, . -- - , ..7-- ,'-- - - r ._ - ''"" _1* ,., . - ': ..., " ~;,. .'.~: , -,~ ~ ~ ". .9 , t 1 5''s ' CL là Ø S . 6 ,% - iirr '' . I . i;;: s' Y " ' •*;e': '•, '3 ' -. - . 4ht,P5fI.r ' .. , ," ' ~ :- . - - % 7r_. ..,-. .. e. . I , ,- .%,_.*" I. I . i _. , , - , J, . ;;. I -4 '"', , ;_, - ..4 f:b f " t'j. -- . S , cr%scht PISHOP VOCIRE GIRLS Conroy 5' (?tIuO 2 totàIi 4) VMAP4 S*atoti I 11 ; Zao;u*. Hags ayr I Ations 4 aijl% 4j elthop Moore I is it 1-41 ii I 13 0-- 4) Too- Fouit 6%hoo Mooti, 1 , ,' i *~, , I . ':: . "!It_N~ . . e I I- ;- - ' - t-' j r -. ns.r -; - '.k' - 2/1 - -I. 5.4i . - . T ' PaSS '9 " ' 62 4116 f v1`1101ti, Loll PV MIS ' - ' ~~_.11 fr( signed rt)k1e' offe'nsis-t' tackle' \tikt' Watson. briniing their roger to the 15-man lunit pounls lIe' was the No 3 'lr'dt Star. who rt-lt'ase'tj tuii, in JAI I'.ø'r :' I . .~. . . - ~ , ... 11 rr I3 S aints Sign Watson s:w uIu.F:ANS 1'p, T,h % this -- .1 PALMER •, lyrnIfl2a FoOrd Ow l Cwro, c otil,11 0 . -. ft~ Moctu' - - :.r(* 1_~0-, ,;. 2 310 alai t o w's J 'L . ' - a year We'll have to be up from L IP MAn 161fro lii, Ate , ,'. I cle.eland 1) Neal I P Nelsen 9 Carter 4, Thoms% "`0' ' now 3 on is TrIflIt Pr -0 I PaImtr Pp Q I 't09I C ,QTO$.'5IC%I AN ionso 2 Odo I LYmIA - ' 2 with the defeat 141 " - - wifler o er N IS S Conoi L 27M I jweviausl% undefeated Trenton ' week for the state FnL). next IA titic The site has not )et be en determined sooe LI Pretty soon everybody talk with all assistant coaches believed it." now at Ole Miss before their For sure. Patmer Prep now believes contracts expire Join . 31 as does first round Ole Miss is the third head "ctun Sarasota Booker. "h"'. - ' entire de!ensie unit wa the buss won by a linebacker David Waugh - who would be honored. An)bodyearlier this week after flIt' Miss Ole' Miss has offered ha d never played guard be fore Bulls erupted for four straight Id users and alinuni had called scholarship can put it in the the fit garn. hr was telling aals in the third period to for his ouster, Sloan announced b flie' we were going to the state an k," he said. lhurMLu) he was leasing his , ..'., -,It Saints defenders outs'landIng Trinm will pla% Florida A01 goals, Including the winning seore with only- 1:33 left, as the dump Edmonton. ' .- her scene the tops among the - period i4nd enabled Vancouver receiver Isaac Curtm 'who to move into send place en the appears out for the rest of the - -1 .4~~7_- 1 .1". 7: Capparelli managed 64 sands 28 attempts. Trinits s Itthrens completed Lut it w as good for 73 yards Johnson VilIett Pot Proveul to be the game winner quarterback at Alabama under will he' our first priority," he snapped a ball or ever thought I tijn in Its third quartet for New England Seennd Bea r Bryant during the mid said "Coach Cooper and his of pldying center in his life was urge. s co r ing 10 of his gameperiod goals by Claude l%Os intl lest the (runso n Tide staff hase tell ing net we were gong to win been very 16 uints Sauseur . Rusty Patenaude and to back to-bnk nation ul thni tuoratise flwy are willing Arthur the state to (it St land and Greg Hiniasun Fr ink Spring powered inochi in 1965 send 1966 dii anyt hi ng to he lp us. .d then this fellow over e'ath added 1.1 for the Hounds 1mb in i polis Tons (acolato here lie sa id all scholarships of s hi fting his pointg SI (5,in I 1 )l S itt Ill tilt I I ii en is I and travels he els to I i'.iu'tI Ilinninghuii with two finger to junior guard' Lht' ,lil oolwr who steppled down (creel to prospective recruits hlowe'II tonight in his first season. A year later. I shey' of the American Canucks 3. Flames 2: physical sha pe . recent decision to stay at however. Vanderbilt claimed Chris Oddleilson's goal Ifockt'y League, failed to alter The only regular missing Alabama for a few more years 7'3-1 mark and tied Tens Tech the Capitals' winless streak, aptK'eI a 2.2 tie in the third from the lineup will 1w wnk' dud not influence his thinking in in the Peach Bowl. (;oj his' Bo b Sirois and Doug — , ic, - .-t.,It 1. .- ~~k.v_ rusher, gairung 112 yards on 15 of victories in basketball over Bishop .Nloorc Frida) night as -- s -1 - - Lyman oa sts nipeg 4 1, Indianapolis wrist hot to gise Cieseland a 3 (INC INNATI UPII fl rumored to be Bryant 's succts- coaching st op for Sloan In 1973 Now that the Saints have 2 victor) over Washin gt on defeated Houston, 4.2, and Cincinnati 1(t'ngals go into or at Alabama when the he took over as head coach of rcaehe their goal the state Ilidard making his first start Birmingham edged Edmonton, Sunday's game against the' legendary coach stepped down. Vanderbilt, posting a s. record finals, now- nnor challenge I :~:akO'_% i I ooking for Matthews i been telling us all along that a e grabbed a 2M lead on goal s l's McKenzie on what was thotit him since then Itaide rs for the Tangerine Bowl pointing at junior Doug Mike Fidler at 15:09 of the firs' t to beGorthe llo%c's I.ODoth goal Ssaan was an All-Anicrica in late N-cember. "Recrulting Magruder - who had never a good urw then Ibut he has a stioi1 haVe been abletowin the' e had one bad shift it ik ins to O down a little tot) g flice the end and some bad bounces, ch ,thI with le5.s than two and that w uc all it took ty S Sd players familiar with 1% astur ton (Ca pita l s ' goalie Jim 1k dard who made his first NIh. ,IpIx4ir4mct Friday night I phis ed against hint in junior Ieockt', the (leve'iand K_ .; DA MITI FUGI that one person does not whelmed" by their reception Grennel. John C. Cropp, J T told me every da y atC Ter.as Tech 69. %IcNees .c State necessarilv make a difference Ole Miss Athletic Direclor Tommy Lirnbaugh and Slike pradice that we were going to 6 end W ash ington 78 Seattle when sou are ting to achiest Johi iught told the crowd he Po He said he wanted the he aying in the state finals an objective - it's ever)body I smnHihL. picked up a pair was excited about Sloan taking coaches to join him in t.- niw.1 and Hick Ilaiuipion at 441 of the third IletLird who r eplaced Bernie Wolfe on the Ca pi ta ls roster f ned 3 shots I fuel all right but I' ll, ihsippounte 1. Ihdard said 'l' . - ." I ~- Yy A T_ 11~1 , . (' IW yards Matthews earned 11 tunes for 40 sar ds Junior tailback kecin Buch sing on his way to the wald was the games top 1965 but I have learned to love buck, Texas, to prepare Th. MANET JI912W 5- mi,ilated gia,red Arrefican low il penalties during the garne. a 15- revealed that defensive captain who have been right so far. he Willett, a senior tackle in his would find they know there wdl Manhattan 81; Kansas 107. Mississippi and u.s athletic (h.ancellor Porter Fortune' and WithSloanattheF'riday' news we're' going all the way-. 'w,uthern Methodist 71 North- progr'ini back on top Sloan told cheering students and conference were saint' his I mean 15 16 weeks ago western 58. Texas-El P&so A. I .: ~ff. Z A- - -, - . Trinity' head coach Joel Kelley- games, but to 3A teams. They co m ing with just 32 seconds stated emphatically, moments have played toughe r opposition left after his Saints had vaulted than we have The Pirates rlldredge tried past a tough Mwi Palmer F AMU has been the IA state a fieldgoalfromthe 40 with five Prep 13.6 squad in an overtime champion for the past two or seconds on the clock but semi-final contest three years, I know. They've slipped and MI as he made 1 don't know what J. I got to be good. ntact with the ball Willett said to the team at half But in the state final you I lttic halfback '130 time, but whatever it was, it expect the opposition to be an Muller was the workhoe worked," Kelley said. good." for the Trinity fe:cce for the The Trinity head man If Kelley asked his players, right with the Palmer defense conference where it was overpaid." he joked He report the team alone Kelley ex peirits sp-'tlabulity back to the school. officially announced he would edly received a four-year plained In ot her gaines it w as I.IU "I pledge to you that I will do become the new co ach, sucet4 co ntract and will receive an I wasn't surprised," the \ 80 ot Michigan State everything rsthing possible in ins ink. Ken Cooper He took a additional $20 000 from telesi Saints mentor said J I has 1 2. Rookie Goalie Has Friend By United Press Interaat1ol 0 .. !-- 11, y-.q,-:.. betwetn the 35-yard lines Palmer's .ieepe't penetration sec ond io lose. or draw - we are the start against them. - the ino-t bnllant y oun coach in fortune s. II • i ty b I II \ . 'Need In Jene Grey with 26 he would bring gridiron r Nebraska 61, Missouri 4: -. ' of the University of surprising early lead. was Mississippi Friday and vowed l0k)(le Island 64; Florida 9.1. • ,•• half Although they did make six first downs. the Saints Into Believers over the maching reins. "Ile is rebuilding Ole Miss' football Atricru r Triniffy Saients II - . 25. Pal mer, on the other hand, was stopped cold in the second , AL I t'CtI LI 11 19DIAGONAL __L_L__ . I -1 ~ i~, i;w .~_-..._ -1 -- .--:_-, -.&,~_- " T. v -- fourth varsity season had be two goon teams on the field (JXF'OHl), Miss. iUPIi working together. It's loyalty, to live y'ourown life and be your ruested the coaches leave in the final. derdogs IMoyne in the Persona ble Steve Sloan took nmwut:nent end hard work own person suffered i 72I defeat at the lust before re entering the As a smiling J T shouted in tning round the Carrier our the sagging foball for The sniilin Slin was given Sloan said his sala would be playing field for the second pas 011 an(li (if We.4 orange Frida% (lassic. LeMoyne, which took .I tunes NO DOWN PAYMENT CHROMACOLO Junior guard Dzle Schack- end w us the gaim s top in kford scored 17 points as divnlual scorer, but his like' Sracuse' breezed past crosshowell High basketball t(tUII town un Up IN HOME SET builds I TV ( ushesi their record to Emmett Iewis led the itul William Addlilliscored'210 points WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL EASY TERMS reord to 3.1, while' Tenne.se' fell to I-i despite 31 points from Iteggie Johnson Senior guard Itayniond 1Ieens&nd scored a carver hus.h I [x)intS as U(l.A drut-he'd idlorado Forwards Kiki Van I. we ,he had 18 end I) us I r'nwood 14 as the Ilmins Howe// tu ed A Dr R WE ARE AN AUTHORIZED ZENITH FREE D ELIVE RY the opening round of the F'ivsta lassic. The Dons raised their -'•'-•.-:,: funibling at the 12. and throwing an interception at the . . . ~ ".:' Trinity never lost the His listeners must have IT Cot'iye rts .1 :' -. 17 , line of scruninage the tw u i. '( e ) 11~ - . ,e , ., Parker quarterback Kenny Utened up - because the momentum after Slatthew's Roberts for twin seven yard inability of Roberts to complete shocker. Ille Saints drove three losses key passes in the seconl half more tunes into Pirate territory f injtlligt - '.' ' •- Jay Johnson's try for the go. ahead point was off to the right. - IlLit Ford Own recled off 11 of 0~) -' -. ' a three-yard loss on first dowm. ever snap the ball," Kelley irnam.nt V,IIlf;,ack in Saturday's finals 0 With 1118 left -:: Brock Behrens, utilizing two rose the said. The Trinity head coach also bea ut iful bloc ks at the l in e of Then the "other" defensive declared. "This hall. you end, senior David Poe, broke listen." 1, -s dropped Pirate workhorse land passing downs. "I've been secondary men down the right coach's son) Bill Cappareth for yelling 'pass, pass' before they sideline for a 73-yard touch. 1,)ught back to take a 79-66 %ictor% from Duke ( . - . , ..'. -,. ~. , "V Johns-on blitzed through from informed his squad that he had his defensive end position and spotted a *,ke)" to Palmer's outrunning three Pirate through the setond half, %its sparked b% (7harles Whitney Ford an d ()'Korvn in the with 21 tliir,ts. 1(0.1 G ri ff in , Big F'our topped wake Forest with 3. •f Elsewhere en the top i1ZneS the Big Friday night, No. 5 San In the second game of Franctsec) bcat Tennessee. 84J5..No. 6 UCLA belted Colorado, upended ,No. 14 Wake Forest 7rstO end Syt use durnp flit Tar Ilcels will play the IA. O)flt. 's ç , defense - as it did several "Try it out - let everyone Matthews taking a screen pass times during the year to know what's going on," Kelley from sophomore quarterb.ck 1 tic season is just three sharing the top spot in the ki gariit's old f North (irolwa, ran ngs with Kentucky. Kenny Slatthews' outside but the Tarheels have served shat at the buzzer enabled notice they intend to live up t theirfir.q.place pre-scason ran- North Uarolina State to upset Wake Forest. The Wolfpack, king , -' - . o ,: • fJ ertim . 0 $395 pokal $595 t\k I' I)I'i()\ (,2) TIIItU%%' Ill O( k FRANK most stores 'ion HANGING BASKETS. YAR D NEASONASLEPRICESONALLARTICLES - __ .':- The Pirates made good on s hind and had to do had just scored the go-ahead they've be running all night," at ha "I believe I can tell 6 in the second half, before something about it TI) said a Trinity assistant as the which side t he y will run eery completing a lO-yarder with The difference between the Trinity won the toss for first Pirates lined up at the 10 for time. The backs gibe it away seven minutes left to play. two lulus was Like daylight possession in overtime, takin g their four downs Trinity took awas Palmer's "I've been guess ing myself But he didn't have anything to all second quarter, and haven't illusion of invincibility verySOOfl in the second half worry- about. The Trinity missed yet" . y ' 'I - or , t, , F soggy (itrus Bowl a victory six points apiece in its period of scored from five yards out on together said Coach Joel pass plays Rokrt.s was good th it earnedthe Saints a berth in control on six of 10 atterns in the ftr the third play Kelley after the game next weekend s 11ss IA state B t in the v e . the We had more emotion the half including the eight yard Johnson who had missed a championship game "Green %lac'iine (as the field goal attem touchdown toss to wingback and an second half and we spotted "I o I 'N-:, i S Eldredge in the second don't know what it was," Public address announcer kept earlier conversion try. then couple of offensive 'keys' in the Alfr he continued We just couldn t calling the Palmer offensive split the upr'ghts to make the first half that enabled us to quarter get started in the first MI. But unit, %as dismantled by all score 13.6. adjus-t on dtfense " we got fired up at halftime aroused Trinity defensive unit two of eight one on the last Oh my goodness now it s Senior tackle and defensive when we realized we were six fired up because the Sa ints' their turn and you know how captain J.T. Willett announced play of the game. He went for' poin ts be - F .. Q. running plays was all that was was brought do%m by Pole to end siny)e first down' Regulation tune ended with needed the Saints offensive the contest u 11, " . . "We managed to hang In of nine third down conversions Palmer Prep Friday night in a donnnatmg a half, and eang of scrmage. Brent Matthews there close un til we could get it four of the six coming on big I _______ . .- and dark the Pirates the bal' at t" 10-yard line compi.'tel 'ailod tflt pirate Rot&r uJoipleted dominating the first '4 minutes Tht Saints, who had been second pass of the second f offensive effort. completely t he n all Saints ha ving t ro uble running con In the fir st half , Palmer on the games last play, a dropVF.HO HIACI1 Our after intenmssion,.. especiall y sistently against the big Pirate off to Capparelli - all the deep rolled up nine first clowns and d.fens" did it said a proud tht. C.0 plays of the usertufle front four all night long receivers coered hs the Iba total yarns whuie irinity Jay Johnson smiling wearily period when the Saints reached back and called on backed-up Saints secondary - gained just 29 yards all on the after playing 48 full minutes of defense ran the shocked Pirates something e xt ra . tee good for 10 yards. Capparelli ground, and did not make a overtime win over Miami the score 6-6, each team - W 11) 1M RLJTLEI}(IE Ileral" Correspondent '21 ' "yTiF use .,iiiti . r --,. ! AtI I T"() Stci te Fi na I Jubilant Jay Johnson: 'Our Defense Did It' I In 13-6 me n Over Palmer Prep . . . I . - *11, / . ' k hoiiit we II lust say we IL a haven for refugees from rightThen there is (*title. (fisappeared. 'nuit's the way it Docl Duvalier. The father died Cuban and then ,Ae'll I wing dictatorships. No Cuban Thousands of residents have is on the island. inll. U. S. authorities 1 welcome refugee has cur been refused U Sr officials do not agree the son is less of a tyrant tIed that country since the for example, but almo' all imposition of a military that r et urned Haitians face Haitian exiles says Baby Doc I Ir04;i( A exiles fnorii friendly Haiti are osermiient in 1973 Many of danger . Edward Sweney INS not icosertly sa v age as was his t ur ned away the exiles have asked for director for this region as fither but he still follows th 1 Haitians here say their asylum in America, all(] the that State Department people saine formula for maintaining ,~ (~ charge can be verified by a United Nations has urged all sometimes iccompany the f. power. reading of al I bat Refugees say al records. nations to help out; yet the U. S. Itaitiani home "jot to make They say it is not -. .. - - believe till ' .. 4 .serve as 150 000 Vietn'iriiee L . __- 4 NWw , I M. 4 . "". . t* P . but about 60 have ~cen shipped Raymond Ramierz, w ..escaped from Ilaiti two years process Is before the U.S back hoine. . "God only knows what ago says poverty is part of theSuprem e deportation of the refugees was regarding South Vietnam as an so an undertermni Anti A back home: s num an other indication that the U S illustration of the alleged happens to them when they get rep be r of Haitian ref ugtts art policy re g ardin g political (tlstrunination. Prior to the then. sa s Jean Hart HuIx common Ia rer ma es t tin ' herein lunL. Sorn& art than 8150 a d asluin is outdated unfair and Communist victor)there, South %% tWeet some ma t 1erwhuie e known to the IV, uttar' Jean-Claud cruely prejudicial. Vietnam's exiles were seldom killed. That should not be President inn in hiding All of the like a king, Duvalier lives Th e criticism is this whik allowed political shelter in the surprising. I myself am i wit,, rem nc are tin roert.shtJ America has historically at from Haiti and the millions in (lit b U S Since the lorntiiun'st refugee and all are dreadfully worried is President Dus a ee(1 almost all les from takeover, though, the U. S has reason I left was for my own Communist states. it is in- becolne haven to more than safety. Four years ago in)- course the son of former , H the courts turn us down' rz, "we won't , Just Haitian despot F rancois creasmgly reluctant to father disappeared iii.n -_ V. t. ,, ' f. • iI - - - ,4 Miami's Ilaitian community. the deciding factors." The Haitians believe the The critics cite statistics I " . valid [fence they have grouped is not reason to allow them together to try to force the U.S scant notice in most of consideration. Hut thats an nearl> SOfl Haitian refugees resitkn deny have acquired an attorney. and America But it was registered illusion Haitian tittiist.1do Political and ha'.e landed in Honda ifl ht rt ha thur pIta for protection under ing as a most alarming event in diplomatic considerations are last three years. Of these, all that exdes are . Sunday, Dec. 4, 177—)B ts Keel:) MarcIi i ng I n 5a in America are looking for an For some Haitian e xilp. econ ornic rather than a Itiuntrez included, going home brutality. L)espitr the exile's Hart RuIx of Miami's Haitian appeals for asylum, however, Refugee Service says U.S. law SPORTS , .-,_, . - "".'. - .5. I - �21— Evefflng Hera Id. Sa nford, Fl. Sunday, Dec. 4, 977 Evening Heral Sanford, FL Sund3y, Dec. 4, 971-31 HFL: Three Weeks To Go, 18 Contenders BY United I'ICS, lnternatloatt Angeles, if Rams beat history. games since suffering its In other prnes Sunday, '4s and Was hi ngton i6-S at permitted only 111 points, have a chance without a good Many people are looking loss, against Oakland, but fewest in the AFC. and is the one." i'6-5,at Tampa Bay Buffalo i2-9. Chicago ning, there are still 18 con- at Atlanta, forward to the Broncos' season Houston, 6-5, has won three of strongest team in the conferBaltimore 9-21 travels to Los Angeles. 8-3, leads fO-Ili, Cinnatu 6-5 at tenders for the NH. playoffs In Denver, 'hose 10-) record is finale at Dalla.s, but not Denver st-s last four. i-nec against the ri.h. Houston, Atlanta by to games in the Kansas City 9s, Cleveland i 6- Miami 18.3i Monday night with addition to Dallas, which sat the best in the NFL, leads quarterback Craig Morton. The Oilers also have shown which is tied with Cleveland NFC West and seems headed 51at San 1)ie6-5l, Detroit I 5- the Mt East lead at stake. down after last week's victory Oakland by one game in the "Houston could be our .1rong off ensi ve punch the last and Cincinnati one game behind for a fifth straight division title. Gi at Green II:' i2-9,, the New over Washington to figure out it AFCWest. A victory over toughest garlic so there cant be four seeks after a poor of. Pittsburgh in the Aft Central, The Rains may lie delayed a Yo rk Jets I 2- at New Orleans as the First leans this year to Houston, al so involved matight Ietkisiis." said Morton. lensIve showing during the has given LIP only 175 points, 3-8,, Phslallphia 13-8 at week. however, by the defend. qualify. division rate the AFC Ccii- "liii not thinking about Dallas season's first half. fewest in Its division. ing Super Bowl champion Dallas 1-21,t. Low s i7-4, at Two more teams could join tral, would send the Broncos right now. Houston is on The strongest facet of both 'Rig ganies are won and lost Raiders, the NFL's lughc-st. the New Yorl(iants 14-71, San Dallas Sunday Denver, if the into post-season play for the mind Denver and houston, however, with defen se." Houston Coach scoring team. L1-r4 Angeles has Francisco $' at Minnesota Broncos beat Houston, and Los first time in their 18-year Denver has won its last four is defense. The Broncos have Hum Phillips said. "You don't S101 7-1. Scatthi.-8i at Pittsburgh won four straight With only three 'sct,ykjrai. t ~~ tl I ~ -N tWA __1.W0,1_~ I- only PHONE THE POUCh mpI any 104 '1~ '.~ tt.. ~6N*a~ ..." in - 4 r, the Oakland and New England wl, - ' : fig ` '4I4i .4T k __ i 'I 30% off I I H,f$Id Photo by Torn N,tsp4) RED LEAGUE CIIAMI'S: AHMET ARDAMAN, BETI'YE ltE%6AN, .IANNEVrF; ALEXANDER, JIM SlltiI'E, BETTY RATHEL, LOIS MEVFS, BUCK MErrS, RUTH BOLT, GEORGE l)t'RYFA, GINNY IS HEDDEN, BOB SIIEDI)EN Sanford Tennis Team Sweeps Red Lea ue By BOB PIIILSON Herald Correspondent Rick Bolt and Rosemont pro Bobby Crawford by it score of 7-5,13-7, 6-0 for the men's title. In women's division, Bettye Reagan teamed with Ann Tiffin to defeat Seminole college players Sandy Turner and Karen Luwsma, 76. 6-3. Sanford tennis is beginning to make itself known. Recently, an all-Sanford team. playing out of the Bayhead Racquet Club, captured the Red League Championship in the prestigious Orlando Team Tennis League. This team defeated Tuscawilla Country Club in a semi-final playoff by a score of 4-2. A final playoff victory over Naval Training renter, 42, clinched the Championship. The recent member-guest tournament found Lee Holt teaming with Jerry Stewart, a talented Orlando amateur, to defeat his son I i~, ~.e-r Bob Shedden and Ron Merthie, tournament directors for the 3eminole County Men's Doubles Tourney at Red Bug Park this weekend, remind the public that finals will start around 11:30 on Sunday and everyone is This year's Seminole team has taken on a truly international flavor with players Pro Basketball Queen Of Month The November roll-off for Queen and Star of the Month was held last weekend and Queen of the month Is Mary Daly of the High Nooners League, who rolled 175 pins above her average. Star of the Month honors went to Robert Scrohle of the Strunberg-Carlson league who bowled PUI3 over his average, TbIs roll-elf held monthly and consists of the winners of Star and Queen of the Week bowlers from all the leagues in the Bowl America Center. At years' end, the title holders for the month roll off for t he Queen and Star of the Year Title. Is - There is a singles eluntnation tournament being held Saturda y afternoons at 3 p.m. at Bowl America. Fort)' pins Is maximum handicap, based on a handicap of 70 per cent of 200. Its a head to head all the way. Full particulars will be given all interested persons at the desk of Bowl America. match - An evening of bowling, rolling scores of 274, 257, and 279, a series total of 810 scored for Nikki Glanullas of Vallejo, Calif., the first IM series by a gal in AJBC history. Nikki began bowling at age 11 with a graduated progression of averages over a seven year period starting with 119, 127, 154, 176, 186, 184, and 214. Her .i_---II uses .v i we resuis or one w gime, is series aoove UU, PIUS numerous major Junior titles. All this ranks her among the grea ts of AJBC. -- -----, On the honor roll of AJBC For a perfect game 1300i out of there Is only one young man from Florida Tit usrilleto be exact? and his name Is Jeff Boteler. - K1I REAL ESTATE: It was Bob Orwig night In this league new bowler roll ed games of 177.194 givuog him a series w hen this 110 pins over his average, IJNPROFESSIONALS: Rolling scratch series over 600 were BobMiller(614)and SillGrossi616. The race for high average is very , nuch alive in this league. Leading and holding on with ' :' :.. Cross-stitch design towel adds a nostalgic touch lust right for the hoiidais Handcrafted look of printed cotton 'polyester terry, finished with fringe Hand towel. reg 2 50. Sal. 1.75 Washcloth, reg 1 50, Sale 1.05 Rig. 3.50. -. , : 99 It B,,h Other towels also on sale 30% off ..-'.'. :'-.'. .'_ ' ... ' ,, / - .: " , .- ;r: pr - - 'i. L ..,-'.'- :' ~~ ~. &;i c..; soft napped acrylic polyester with durable nylon binding; snap fit corners for stay-put fit. Great range of colors. .- i". ;':--. t-,'-: 'kt'•,, S.. Many other sizes also available - •2. '.' . "."' - - •. ., .•.,'jI . , -. , ': -. '. I - '., r ribcord bath set. At .f,,.tvj-'i ' . .- size is fluffy -, -' .r. / - . ......' .'•. .. .,.'_ Z* ,._ '1* ' - College Hedberg Gets Bucs Call a 186 average is Byrl Henry. Coming up on him Just two pins off the pace is Kit Johnson 184. Skip Norton and Gary Varier are two pins be hi nd Kit with 182 with Alex Serraes beginnin g to make his move with 181 average. DRYDEN OIL: Glenn Meyers bowling is really improving, Roiling afl4 game and 6o6 series, he made S1,a'of the week with plus 96 pIns. His better half, Margaret, picked up the 5.8-10 split. This duo Is becoming a dynamite couple of bowlers. HIGH NOONEIIS: Betty Cork burned the lanes up on Wednesday noon withgamesof 176 and 2flmakinga dandy 547 series. Her 1X pins over average made her Queen of the week. a SPRING OAKS COUPLES: High handicap series for the ladies is by Mary Ramsey 741, for the men, its Bill Welsh's 603. Wayne Brock's U2 handicap series leads while Kathy McNabb leads the ladles with a 271. DELTONA PINBL'STERS: Ben Kiesel missed the 600 mark just nine pins. His games were 211, 193, 167 01). j. by . Basketball -. ' " - all TOpS H Prep Basketball (1jico beat Indiana, 107-102, started the third game. lied hail topped a group of six Kansas City down ed Detroit, berg then started the fourth players named Friday to the iamp Plant 76 Tampa Ct,am 108-97. Denver bombed New game but quickly gave way to East leans For the 53rd annual twrlan 45 Jersey, 126-92, and Portland Huff. Wnleq Haven lilBrandon 75 Shrine East-West football game Tarnp took Phoenix, 106-103. huff started the next two at Stanford Stadium, Dcc. 31 IQiertimel Jesijl 41 Hernancio 5 Su pe rSonirs Ill, ('clUes 89: games before going out with Hallw' Ill tie joined on the East Cross C.ly 72 Bronson Dennis Johnson scored 24 injuries against Green Hay. He trui bY quarterback Derrick lake Piacid 74 Sarasota Booker U poin ts and Gus Williams 23 as was replaced us that game by Ramsey of Okeecppo,e U Fn1 P,qce John Kentucky. Also Carroll a Seattle went on a 2nd qua rt er hledberg w ho also went out with narused to the East team Friday Bradenton SOUIP*SI 77 TAmp tnngt- to give new Coach Le nny a mild concussion, leaving the were runni ng back Joe Gattuso CAtholic 70 Wilkins his second victor) in a staring -spot to Jeb Blount. Tampa Jettrnson 41 Last DAy 47 of Navy, defensive tackle Plant, City iii Tampa Bay ross. Bostion's Dave Couems Tech 33 The injury jinx lut Blount Gregg Robinson of Dartmouth, scored the 10,000th point of his after he started the next four wide receiver Jame Curry of career in the third quarter. games and Iluff returned last Harvard. defensive back Mike Bulls 107, Pacers 102: week to start against Atlanta. Elias of lkton College a nd A rt is Gilmore tossed in 27 Blount Is expect ed to miss the def en sive back Larry Ki ng of points and John Mengelt. Chicago as is TarPon spr-mos 73 Citrus &2 Clearwater Catholic 44 Auburn fSki. Tarritill King 72 Tampa Leto 11 Mam. Palmetto s Miami Killar, S of NorTh Miami U 1-1141108h 34.,. M i ami Central SI Jackson 57 Miami High 42 South Dade io Columbus 43 MiamiBeach Bch 33 Mama Lakes 77 Piorland North Miami Beacn 3$ No, thWijt rn $7 At Bowl America Miami Edison 12 American it Pompano Beach 507 Coconu? MOIRI$-$PIIQLI IOOFlN hauttei4 54$ Creek 40 Nancy Berry iii. Rhonda G'lbcn$ IN, Jan I1sq 577 Stanaings Packaging Syslern HigiS Series Dutch Cam.tl 577 , 159, Lisa Stai 500. JuliO Ce*liot Iii. Hckco. Ill, Ida Baker it-ant-ste 543. K J ohnson 707 $41 kon Almar, Everglades City U CenIral Corp 1717. Torello Construct ton Co 104. Roa d, 204 510. Boo Miller 213 204 411, Don ChriStian Frank Sthautteet 55$, Kathy Bukur 43 Timmy Downer Jell Dunn 95, Mesier%mitp, 544 SS, Bill Gross 714 414 27.57. The Rip OHs 7170. Capri 72 103. How. Harrison 554, Dor is Tone Van BurgerSOS. Sapp 7)0 134 Cardinal Gbbq 40 Nova s;t High SffiIi Betty fli IJnpr.dictables 27 72. Spacers ktiautteet 444, Hr,,e Harrison $14 Cork Si?, Other Highlights, Byrl 'ion v, High Series Julia Citellos 320. Jackie Depiil 4l2. P,per S Deerfield 30 Three 30:1; Morris Spegi. Roofing Jan Heuer 434, high average 514. Skip NOrton 112, Converted Splits Fava Butiard I Don Gorman Jr. 340, Bill Lewis 317. Alice Ihallandale 40 Boyd Anderson Dtnsmor, ill 20 31, Mufti Services Ia 30 Gary 50, Barbara Ricks I to Varner 512, Ale. St-mat-s III. Mafcae Lewis 377, Anisette Jacobs MacArthur 5$ St Thomas Aquinas High Gifts": $ueMcac' ern (0, Converted Splits Rcse Miiiq Kit Johnson 541. Other HiSiight5 Star of Week 314. Debbit- Dean 312. Timmy smith Is 57. Connie Ringg S r Sill! mpg in, Loll Former 100. Terry Thompson 4,1 ?. LouIse llmmws 333, Nancy Berry W. Lisa P 44416 0 S ID. Lucille Cissa S $0, Coral $iavster, 300. Still ill Kithy Riley 230 J•CEleDt-PI1olS7Q,GinJiaJ$, "*ft Series: Rosemarie Beetvnir BANTAMS Other Highlights . Youth at the Other Highlights Turkeys Silty 535, 90 son jo 105, Hal Rich $10 Standings 1, Favata's Pin Week April 4104 April hadCOrk (S in row), Ares Curtis, Jackie Offer Highlights - Star of Week Iqsters, 7. Pro Shoe Strike Outs,) a 57 averageHugh34 and howled 304357- Depitol Queen Betty Cork + uo RoWm.,i 5345mev + $03. The Pro's, I The Champs, S 0 A V. Ill Tiny Mighty Afes4 ', D.A V. Chapter 1,1* 30.1 Bowling Bobcats,5 D.A.V J's HINOONENS Sdings The 73 Percent,rs. 5 K, Bowling Angels $0. 4 Little Standings- Lake Miry Pub Jilt, UNPROFESSIONAL GeriarCI on Gap. Salty Dog Blues, Indians. 11. The Rookies, It U.A V. WO. T Al No 7 74 1L Var n er I Sambo. 3. Custom Carpets, 3 Comm loinbers, Gutter Belles. Hustleti. I) Cowboys 4, Indians, II. Spec ialties 77h 20'i. W O.T Al No Auto Pants & Supply, I Witts Bandits. 550$, Kegler KeOn, Pets. LIttle Stars i 73I 24'1; Stenttrom Realty fl', Amoco 25's. Optimists. Angles Charlies, High Games Timmy Zsmmers 71',, McRot*rts Tire Co 7571; High Gam' Trio, Rack Bottoms, Wheelers. Odd IS) Don Gorman 133, Dibble Sean Angles B y od Shop 3)77, St. Joins Dyrl Herwy 201574; Ale. Balls. ill, Mantle Lewis its, Bill Lewis Eiec Co 14", 35', 315 204 $94 . Jeff Johnson 247 Higls@am.. tviAcli Canv.pbell 100 — III, David Sipie lIt. Richard High Games Betty 174732, S$$.Robect Robinson 213 44LLeRo1 704, Doris $c4tjtteet lu. Frank Bergman 507, Anuwhta Jacobs 114, Jackie Oepisoi 201157,Cork AISIS Curtis JOPvssOn 702 $73, Barney Hudley 73 KEGL ER'S KORNER — as runn ing sin Syracuse, ________ I, r .,..' -, IL S l FIRST-- i Nrqu . Qij 04 I 440 940 1 40 2 Sa r a tio'ia 7' S 40 320 3 Ogu :a (oldo (21 100 0 991 P II?) 33100 SECOND I Ichano Sar'cr: 3P 1400310240 7 degui Colic 21 110240 i Jar ' S 70 0 1 2)) Xl CE P '371 4990 DO II II 40 THIRD I (hn0 Ar,i',, I It CE 100 3 10 2 Urfa Jar, II Il 3 La" Coio '2 370 0 I 111 0140 P 'fl 9310 FOURTH ,, Colo 1 ii 40 600 370 2 Ad4r, Flu' ti S 4 40 1 60 1 Arts Aol-rd is, 7 ? ' '25' 7 70 P 73' 91 70 DC) 37' '33 30 I Mro.na Er , 0.r FIFTH 7, Ii 00 110 340. 2 SarI. S,i"(P'e: I 3704 70. 3 Jl-tuS 3 4 e Q 1$ 71 3740 P (7 Ii 150 90 SIXTH I CacPo 1-i'', '4 I CE 740 1 10. 7 B i lbao AhI'I I 0 SO 4 60. 3 (chlno tOnI 2 1 13 0 I I' 3340 P III 14093 () SEVENTH I 'Aicjr,4 :.'rrI I, CE S 401 60 2 La". A' with our suede-look towels Universal l: ci'ver, reg $3. - ,. - 25 Sale 7.10 25% off JCPenney small appliances. - P - ., __j. . 0 - ,, -_ 11_N1_!_1__ 1_\_ (_', ' I Sale prices eflictive thru Wed.. Dec. 7. - -. t' \ , 20 24 Contour or 20 x 36" oval Rig. 5.50, Add a rich touch in time for the holidays Plush ribcord coordinates in thick nylon pile. Islet backed Colors go - - ," Sale J.85 C ATOCLANDOSEMINOIL FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS o ook are se ,r ~, r-". I —4.. L:,—.'i. :p LA - .' '. Sale 10.49 —"-ur/ ' - - ' Reg. 2S.. state l i ' .-1 ' I j., Sale 16.49 - 11 - - exterior Thermostat control 4 I., ',, a., :'.''.la.rr'" O'Onr got. ,, .'-.s '? i..':a Set '":'udes l"d 2 Q! C3v' sa 3.5s COve",' C ..'" ':'. '.r',. " ' - t:. ' ' ,"- ,_ "-4 STOW Cooker st!r removable crocs r easy cleaning .In(', Serving Two teml ,'r. .11,11' Sbr's ' •' :' 4 .' - 4.,..,, : .'I.. f' vi - !i' ,1t.ir' '- -::! t1I*' '1''3.':'r. AiJ-t - .j :- - )-r..- - 7 - - - Sale 24.74 = Sale prices effective q. I I r r Reg. 32.99. 1oA cooker fryer is 1111ev appliances in one regular cooker sIos cooker, deep ftyer Removable crock for easy cleaning and servi ng TO RESERVE Sale 20.99 Meg 2799 1'. Sale 3374 C.'i,"t',,r.," ,.' PO'Ct',l' :0,1 vs't CJJkSSaII. st't n!! ..3.t motif S.'? riCijes 3 and 2Overe,! SliiCP ,t"c 4 .,)1 Ditch 1 i)S.' fir . "s" s; '..'' CALL 323 0110 3151 S. ORLANDO Ark Bapt 71, Tgaloo 73 Bishop Yci 40, Lrigstn $2 E P4 Me. 74. At) Chr.s 70 Te. Itch 49. McPleue U Xavier La SI, Tax Coil 73 West Ant 50. S 0 sv , CPiprnn V. OcCistl 34 Cola Cal 71, Wstrn St 7) _____ Meg. 34.99 7-pc ..i'_ :'',p. ,' mersible with control 01 Southwest .- removed Porcelain enamel " LOras N. Mount Mercy i Monmth 44, MacMurry 74 Nob 45 , Mo Sou?hrn 51 N E Ill 34, W ill. 91 ROOSvlt 73. Grtnvl 4$ UTEP SI. NrtPiwstrn SI Wm Penn 75, Mary,l $4 . '.1..; interior Completely im- / Crghln 61, Lvola Ill SS Kant., 10?, Sou Melt, 75 Lake Forst 42 , GrnnlI 39 . : -. " Rig. 71.99. 11-in hi-dome "y pan has non-stick ' ' . '". Salo 26.24 Sale 14.99 • '-. t ,_' e - ''' c0ling assembly, solid ', I 11 10 i -,.-'.;,.'' r.t;,' -. " '\ on all ii speeds Has ounce glass lar, remOv able stainless steel I ,., •t' I 1 364 A 1 74, iirt,'qtfl' S' _________________________ Midwest Augttna 47. Augbg 34 1j'r",,,, 14 speed blender with flash blend 3 43 70 0 3). 9 TWELFTH . I ,tr,-,,,, '50 340 600 2 Y4 i...'r 340400 1 A ria (cr4.,' ., - steam for extra pene. traton Has 44 v t l nts ah,,c dal '0t .2'..-s. ,(_•-''_- - - lint and mineral Sale 19.49 -i - deposits Burst of ipa__~ , _J - - Rig. 20.99. Burst-ofsteam dry iron is Soif Cleaning to eliminate , ' Towson 69, morgan st ads Sale 15.74 1399. 5-speed portable mite, stands or hangs on wail Chrome plated beaters Decorator colors -, t.4 - - Rig. - - r-.-s; - 3240PiiI p, i 1 0 EIGHTH-I Apura A',,, '7 It CE 7401 70, 2 Mar00 ((ha., 3' 1 00 360. 3 Jo Abel '2 1 00 0 371 4300 P it Si 55400 NINTH I Oita s ii o 1507 A pura iii 1 44) 1 40 1 A,!a II 1400 iii 7140 P'44 '9390 TENTH I (rrgvl' 'S '0006 00 360 7 Abeilti 1440 143) A'u') )50 Qt5 7 i5440p.$7 (I S) 01730 ELEVENTH -' O,j ,, ti iv S 7940 920 650 2 A I s ao - .' -.- 1111 ' C ',. - ------------ UV S U' 0'7J -. J l Stony (irk 105, Nj Tech io Syracuse 10, LeMoyne 47 Uptala 41, Domn'can ;i Va Wilyn $3 Va Wtlyn 73 South Beres 71, Shorter I) tS'rmrigrirn So 73, BIltvn 55 iovda 93. Manhattan SI Gitrd 99, tfrnpcn Sy3ny 69 J MadsoniS, S.eivi 15 PInIlk SI 95. P4 C Cent 70 PdrlPieastrn 12, American 4$ Sprig Hill 71, Huntdn 7) St Vince N. Frstbrg yls Reg 4499 .... i,, ; 2'. ""t":"1 'Jn;l',' r' 90 ,j ruJc1tS i":. ''2! CO,e'ød sauce cars 5-qt ,jnj !r - ". ,,," t. .3 , ''"..", "' , -' ' -. .;-.-' '.:r,,'. - '.,- -' '.. Sale prices effCtIvirough Wed . - - '' Dec 7 : - --'.i7-,? OR. '' -. '. - Sanford - ' -I -.. .' " - i RENTAL SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE '', . ,',/'j Jul-A ai Jal-Alal OLLOWTHESTARS Alt 'A'A 'A IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CkWb1W G(jt' IDEAS MESSAGE 1~ * ,Of - I - ,.,.... - -r Di-go 74 P S Ore ii, West O.iC' UCLA 101 (o$O4'acio 0 47 A?Int, Cp,,,sf,n Drowarci Christian 41 P,rnbrol, Chr,Iin U Boca Raton Christian 40 Boca - .-- ----- ----- --- total of 524 and Star of the Week status with Sale 2,45 ' ~ Eastern Conl,r,itc, AII4II$IC Division i Raton W L Pc' OS School UPelm Cove S7 14 3 1a7 HOiiy*0 Christian 70 New YOrS ii 10 By inited Press hnlennallonal starting for injured Norm Van Nuggets l6, Nets 92: 46 Bufiaio 0 50 100 I Looia 40 Coral Shorn SS tier, added 18 as Chicago David Thompson had 24 °°'.'°" 7 13 330 I' aWellm,nifer Chr i stian 47 west Forward Bob Dandridge. who handed Indiana its Fourth points and Dan Issel 22 as NewlerSy, 3 is 1) II AC.Cmy $4 C.nlral Diviiion acquired a reputation as a straight loss. Adrian Dantley, Midwest Division-leading King Academy 47 Gold Coast 41 W I. PC, as troublemaker last 312ILS0fl with Clay 72 Ga'OrevsiIe SuccPioii 6 1 who prior to game time was Denver rolled to its 11th CIe'veind 13 4 Mi Bailiff County 70 Lv Oa 34 the Milwaukee Bucks, was servedwithaone-gwnesuspen. straight win at lii ') home. Issel Alini4 ii. FLq1cher 71 .iaz Wthntn ii 7 all I', dealt to WaststmIti us the off i()ri for his run-in with became the 26th player Kenny U .an AnIon 'ason, and with the move he ism Tect, 71 Milwauke. 's Dave Meyers league history to score 15,0)0 New Orini Beacl 43 ii lo SI A I Jail aa.,' 43 3? AUgj sI appartntl has renewed his Wednesday night, led all jxrnits. The Nets were led by HOS? I 12 100 JOSePh 35 lC2is4 on life, WeStern COM,eenc. scorers with 30. Darnell human with 19 points. (r%% C.ty 72 rOiflOn 43 Mdy,I Division Fri da y night, in his fir st jy Trinity sy 3t Kings 103, l'Lstoas 97: w i. , o Titusville $4 ROc5ip return to Milwaukee since the SO Dnvyr Lucius Allen's 22 po ints l ed Trail Blazers 1 0, Suns 103' IS 1 Astronau t 72 Her, Smyrni Øp, trade, he scored 26 xiitits 215 the six Kansas City players scor ing ChcaOo Ii 4 '10 lionel Hollins threw in AA ii 15 300 Bullets stopped the Bucks, 108 in double figures as Detroit points and lull Walton ) as ot- iro', Lake Highland 72 Flor i da Ar 4 57 100 5', A(hdt-my 5) ¶ó. dropped its seventh game in Portland won its seventh KanSaS Cl9 I iS 315 6 Pensacola Will" 74 Pen 9 High 71 "Th a thing of the past." eight outings. ML Carr had 21 straight to tie a club record. ind1n4 7 11 3)3 7 tIct-ylie 73 Panama City SAy 57 PICIIIC Division he said of his Milwaukee expoints for the Pistons while Paul Westphal had 32 points CPioctahatch,, 1? Tallahassee W L PCI. OS perienc'v. "This is an ultra- Detroit's Bob lamer was held and Wall er DavIs Leon 57 17 3 430 31 for Portland Maranra U MaSon, 53 conservative area here so to a season-low 15. Pht- I ii •Sit Sil Phoenix. Laurel Hill 41 Seft,IØ,em 41 Golden St 10 fl nna>bt ill spoke out they held it S'q 40 Munson 21 LOS Angei I 13 341 9, against rue. I have nu negative Seattle 7 u 292 17 feelings about Milwaukee. I Friday's R•t Seattle iii. Boston •, lived here ei gh t ears and m %' Dt-nrt-, 176 New Jere-y 97 daughter was born her"" :an Car 104, O.lro't 7 -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Thi' !ltiili4c :ilnn the Central .0. MI*a1,s 95 TAMPA, Fla. (UPI back Anthony Davis. Both hdve Ch.cago 107. indiana l02 Division. got 2t1 points and 19 East Rookie quarterback Rand)' tfLUSe,. shoulders. Portland 104. Phoeni. 10) re bounds from FInn Hayes ft $t 50, ClIrion 77 S t rday' a u Oarn.s Hedberg is expected to make Hedberg has completed 21 of they won their t hi rd in a row his fi CIPdrl 74, inst p Seattle at Buttal rs t sta rt since ea he passes for rl)' in t 75 yards while C W Post it. Hunleq 47 and seventh in their last eight. Miat- at New York PhIladelphia at Houston USCG 6$. Bo'*do,n 40 The Bucks were led by Brian season for t he Tampa Hay having eight intercepted. Columba $4. Lafayette PIer, Orins at San Antonio Wint ers with 29 points and Buccaneers when they take on Boston D'eiel 502. Sacred HrI 41 Wush,?, the Chicago Hears Sunday. Marques Johnson with 21. ESr*i*r Cell i? Out-tn, to Cleveland at Chsc.-)o Fed City 64. P9 Even 44 indana at Detroit "Dandridge had a super Coach John McKay will make Ha?l*tk 74, SlpryRck4) Atlanta at Golden State game," Milwaukee Coach Don his final decision just before LIU 94, CCNY 110 let) New )Cr1e vi KIn City Nelson said. "lie was h us tling kickoff, but Friday he indicated at Omaha Mats Bin II E Na: 77 Mast Martm, 10. Conn 47 Today', Oa..i, at both ends of the court I tried Hedberg ,Atli start instead of Mecc 7 hrtt 94. Malone 77 -011h,riglon at Cip,,ililand a bo ut every combination but veteran Gas-v huff . P4-r, Jersey at M'lr,aust-, not hi ng worked," Ohio WiVn 97. Ginvi 5,0 Denver at Los Angeles )ledberg started the first two Pratt 5$. Staten Atlanta at Phoen, Elsewhere in the NBA. SAN FRANCISCO I UI'l l Rder I?. Trenton $t it Seattle bounced Boston, 111-89. games for Tampa and fluff Army quarterback Leam,n S.IIem IS. Shepherd 45 kee M ar Daly , , '. __ 8 SUE CEYNOWA - Dates for Seminole Community College's annual Holiday Tennis Tournament are December 15.18. The format will consist of men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles. Those wishing to participate may contact Larry Castle at SCC. I ectric a nkets. - towels. .;& ~ invited. Ahmet Ardaman and Scott Reagan are top-seeded. Tentative final adult rankings for 1977 from the Florida Tennis Association show Sanford's Castle ranked 33 in men's (35) singles. Larry and wife, Leslie, were ranked No. :i in the husband-wife ratings. TENNIS TIPS: Grip affects every shc'f. You must feel the racket as it is held diagonally in your palm. To hold the racket at a right angle to the hand is called clubbing and this reduces racket control. Separate those fingers slightly to reduce leverage and increase feeling that the racket is now nothing more than an extension of the palm. Dandriodge's Return [MMISCOREBOARD ' SI,- - a -rn '10 Mi*lwau r - Bowling q representing Scotland, Australia, Canada, Jamaica, South Africa and Florida. A former Seminole High product, David McCook, is a squad member on this year's team which will play the likes of Kentucky, Yale, Indiana, Miami (Ohio), Delaware and Mississippi. With a two-year record of 54-8, the Raiders appear to be trouble for everyone on their schedule. .. '01*1_ stir"..., ~ ", ....... _f! . I11~,:\... -.1-110- , . -.. . . V. El 1. .,,:_-_ ...'.. --I .. -~ ~ "_~ I_,-~j'. - 0, Iii-'..-\: -- --_ -.i lz-_ 1-k~,-;-_ : . . . I*. , ',.. iI -,.:. ~r I ,. -11* i i.0 :.:. I—: , .__1 '~o . i .. -, , I.' . . 1. *:~*. bi .;..; _. .... :./ :., -V. -:' ~ . ,!::., : . ,*~~_I 1 11ll!Z-~--k.4.._.~; ,_!J,4 , J. t . 1* ... .. . . I . .I /1 . .::/, .,.. I ~~, L : 1 _4elq2. .". :. _.Twin * I This electric blanket • - .'. it ' 17— 1> " 1111111111111111 ; : STARSI zJCPeniiéy . ristmasPlacë "__~ - __1 * WINTER PARK & SANFORD PLAZA OPEN 10 A M TO 9 P M MONDAY THRU SAT OPEN SUNDAY 12- P M ORLANDO DOWNTOWN OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 30 A M -8 30 P M OPEN SUNDAY 12-6 M - a.. L.1 , .-,,-_1, I �4B'-Evenlng Hera Pd, Sanford. FL Suday, D.c. i. 1t77 "Bullfight Game: Bored CLASSIFIED A DS C matadors. Toreros at the top earn around $O,O a year after taxes and expenses. But the 70 other cape.ssaving .1es.sionals on the next rungs W the ladder have to scramble tril t opt s ithLa bullrina. l nt up s Vt .am pers, tr})ng to make ends meet - and stay alive long enough to clamber up into the big'ttfllt'. ''Whatsscreall larktoda,'' sighs Julian Rojo. owner of one of Madrid's bullfight reaurants, ''is the nonlleros, the young espontaneos sshc' dn(htr jump over Iw stall to fight a bull in hope of catching an agent 's eye, and then move into the sport with enthusiasm and daring. "What would be good," Hojo seams, ''is a tiiona•nano series of fights pitting a matador from the north of Spain against someone from the south Such a nianoa niano always brings on a frenzy. The cornda badly needs something like this to regain it.s rispect Respect is precisely what the world of the brave bulls lacks .1 , '1%, I I, ) iHC 10,000 peopie stu live in Nas'aluenga in Castille recently were so disgusted at the slopps spectacle they sass in their local bullring that they rioted, seized the bull and roasted him for a spontaneous civic picnic. _______ ': ' - ft Su , . V' , . ': ' - , RU " -- - P4o,,.'nba',. A 0 . 1971 Sea' / API, P P4 CIPU CJ.t Ccu' , ' fIt' B V Cap s -' ' u Creel Yiri'qIt' I cia 0 -- - - ' .:, r'' - ' Th,-,.t (I r "7' ' I_l_ Bu .,, .4' - , , - ' .-. -'..- ' - - -k , - • S,'C'1 , -. p A , - '4 - ' - .. - '. -- -. I - • 't, ' .,,,' -' 'i - ' ._, - Leaning Tree ___________ ____________________ S Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Cat. No 77 22)5 CLOt i BARPIE TI ft6Pp, 01 OIJLAPIDO 111141 ER PARK. N A a national bant ng aSsocaton, formerly rrjvf as Barr"t'tt 5ao cIf Winter Peel Pd A PIa'nt'ff, TI V A SIR IPIGE II, Deferdarl NOTICE or ACTION 10 BETTY A STRINGER ANt) At. L PE RIOPIS and allp.rsons cIarn.rig by through. under or ag.nSt her YOU ARE PIOTIF lED that in 1(100 lo foreclose a mortgage on the Polloertg property ri Semrue County. FlorIda Lot I). Block "H", TEMPLE TFRRAC( ANNE*, according io H,, Plai 'rereof, recorded in Plat Bach I. i-age 61, PubIc Morth of Seminole County, FIOrid has b?en filed aganst y30 and you are re30 red t Ser t a copy of your et,tIpn d.IPil%..1 t aNy. 'ci .1 on firenl McC.ghr,n, Etliuir.. Plantiff'S attorney, *hOSC adeSs 1% P0 Boa ISO. Winter Park, Fiortda 337Q, On or b#fore December 16th, 1671, and file PIe orignal with the Clerk of ihIt Coufl e'tPltf before WfviCe OIl Piatritilt's attorney or immediately iptereatter, Otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the cnmplaint or petit. WITNESS my hand and official Seal ci thIS Court OIl 1151 10th dal Noyembtr, 1677. Seall Arlhvr H Beckeith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court B1 Betty N Capps Deputy Clerk PijbIi PlOy 13. 70. 77. Dec 1. 1677 flER St ., 1,1 .51.11 ' •, . ' ' ".s"1 'O?r 'NP t' '5 5 •.trd 1 4 SlO C',') 5 r 1, 11)14 I IC t .AbL I 'uP t di fit P1Q C,1(I)(1$)t'(j A 0 ' .. 151 A uood t>enpl l Vu.' I ..'dPp '.C,, tA 015 let' -- - -Pl(sr) -GRADS LmP1 fl145OQ.5' Good P1p 5611 . 0 C ,- r ' 1 Cifl.t' 'p a , o,rl • )C IS' " ).a"Crr'.r' ' OporPun l "1.11$ I, Wr'tru 014 ' " P '" 3.') 6269 Regular .' - 'a' • (or" prri%itP,Or, ,',?O'•, P N)g '. 0.10 .acat or' (0"np'e4r '.'. 'a' 0"., (are P''-,% 5'' '1 "n %lartrg pa1 to. I I '.'', "' " 0 •'Ir'lure sPore, ' ,, ' ,, ,, - - - lntructions __________ (.' ''IU 0 ( , ; •p595 5 5fl - $ fl%PV '. '. i . -. S , '0' 3:3"' ____________________ -- ___________________ - '___________________ FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given thef I am engaged if) bVSIne5$ •t S MC Clintk Strut, LOngepod Sem.noI.Count1, Florida. under the fictitious SamI of GREEN EAR TH PLANTS, nd that I intend fo register taIdytameeth the Clerk the CIrcuit Court, Siminol. County. Florida in accordance with the peovts.cr ci the Fi($itId,,, Name Statules, Ti, WI Sp'cI,un $65 (Fr Florida Statutes ItS? S Urs, Sandra Everly Dee, i, ii. II, 8, 1677 r)5,7 fi 18--Help Wanted - 0., i p i ' - ', ,'L ; u, ' • 41; t.t U I '1 u; • ''p • ,I .,.. uo. . .0 ... ( .1 TELEPI'ION[ . -. .- SOLICITATION - ''''. 9 '',',P'' ' ' '-' ' ' p',c' 5r ' 9. 'rIr(P 'P.,' - , ' 'I' 5' •ppp. r' a'%ifl 'o "' -- ' ''' '' ' H''','' t''t ' '','-'' "' ''t ,,i ,'.p,d's_- rr .' • -- -. -- I oo n.j lL.P a' AsI 0' -- a. r. ' , ' , , '" -- .P'4 --- ' a' 54$. '' "I '' ' '' Notice 1 r FOR SEMI 14011, Legal ' o' :, . COt) Ii T a' FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION PlO 77 lIPS CA CI F :.Pil)lu I . . ' 's.-.i'J 1',,,, 11)111 IN .'.I. , 'I '• 'L • Pat •' , OrPr','," 14011cr OF ACTION Ill Pd',i, I " 'f' i"(.', I?', j,-r.r "0 1.'p' ,, i - . , a'',! P.r.,. i,?& II')' ', .' . ' 5' - Notice '.T cr o PUbLIC SALE III Toil , N ' 'rrlCl. A,,' '"'i'd P 'Mdl , ----------ss I i-c) ads SPVWP II'PC buptig & 't' -'- "nt, dc?, da5 lien ''i" ' . I' --______ I egal u (I,? ' : FVENING HERALD ',,gn , t,gf Ly '1 H E ' )("Ar' 5, ',' a,) (11172 1511 0, Ii prp -. .F . _________________________________ NO , 'IT Li AP PPOAIYAYI AREA 3001 ,ihrs Sr.' Pr' Cor,,9l i ,c'ps 3003 55 'd*ay ) Amrs lEO) ROIrrig tIllS W,r,*oo.3 430 Acry lh, abt. of p'CfC%Soral frms ' IsPriOrm ni ImPly mannee Cube maiow' COflSdera'on 0 the SeICC' or' Vocis E''ess.ons Of rltt'reSt ShOuld b. tiLtt"- t?yl) P D.(pmb,'f 71 I)??, pQ He iit!Cfl! CO 04 Mr Yagnar't Oraoaç, Irgneer. Pubic 'Warts Depart menf 43(I) S Orlar.& Drve Sin lord. CIa 77711 TbC CO6t'ty 'eS*ryl'% the r.ght IQ ?t'IC(I 10! 0? III proposals, AIN or e'lllout (lute, to A4',C ?e(P'ln'(al.ties or t ac reP it', r%oppsaI. Ah(fi 0 iS iudgm.'r.l best ServeS t7 "$ crest of the CcsjriPy Deparfmt'n, of PhI.( warts O.veon of (ogneeririg 4)00 5 Orlamioo Dr Sanford, Flar,da 32771 S 377 1252 PubliSh Dee t It?? OF S IS FIC VITIOUS NAME NOtICC it hereby Qven thaI I am engaged fl bosiness Ii $07 P,Iagric'a Ave. SintOr), Seminole COunty, Floridi, under the ficttOu name ci Ilift HERBALIST and Itsat I intend IOre'cstcr lad name with t'Se Clerk of the C'rctiil Court. Sern'nole County, F lCq,da fl accordance *fts fhe Provisions od the C Name Statutes, To Wit S.'cf'oti US06 Statutes 1657 S CIanice 0 Jetano Publit,h Dec & it. II. 75. 1677 DES -- ' -_ - "'.. 'IN.." S '.'. P550'S '%' '.Sl"t e'. 1I,'O, S ','rP. "9 II) 'I' - AAA EMPLOYMENT I. • , ,. jIj s -' - N..... ,lu1,lI;. - 5 .•.', p. " f lIp l,rrn ' 'pe f b'IiesIP,,re%pCt the re'qurereent% P?OlCCI5 reguring Ae''&l P?.otog'aptiy and %'e,po mappr.g ri con,uncPon API, a (OnProt 5?tCy - . i' Pi.i,r, 1iO,7 DEll • ______ I.l, 'CC).') "T'"rd',1'CI ' ' 'A ' A"P'? o .5 7(611 Ra " '1""e 'u & %'c'r'aral 56115 '''"1 I or a pefional , ' ' ' A 5' IIC4 Sr,?? pp )7 .'. ' - - ., . . ''.P';':,' - -- PLANT MANAGER , ,,. , , . 5; _h A e ordh roin 'P.4fl I. I (LI1 Ii'i'P.t' 'iPT'tif'? Post Of Ice fbi '070 J ,h%ia" II, Iri')S pj AlItIll-Ill-Ill 1,53711 I 10 'tilt an actor' Ia tor,ilii5 .1 'Or, Igage on the folIloArIg tlej,(riIi.'l n '.t-' rI.- CoT , proper?, I lr,r,da Lots Sand 6 Le's'. (6,).l lIlOct (NT P, ' I II S ADDI Ii (,)Id 140 I a((Ordfltj fo tP.e p1,)? lI,r,poI ' pages 1' re(ordl'cI ri PIll 111)06 and 3?. PubliC Rorth o'f 5r,nrl,County. Florida °tI% bn fled .ig,in' ,,ic, ,i?i)) ,0' ire reo,jrcsl to SI St a C0y Qf 0'Lf ,vittefl defenSeS .9 any, tO 1 u PA Iii's,,', i1 Pip'nin,'Ih STL l'HENSOPI, STAt 14AP' 14 & ISFANI. P A . Pla0',Pf S ,i'tIflrp, *h)Se address 5 PosI Oibie Dracer One. CasseIb.rry, I loeeja, 3710?. DII Dcemtyer 1611'. II??, and liletherirsginal witti PP.6 Clerk Of th5 Court ('ither before ¶CVS'(e °" PlafItifI'. attorney or .nmedibteiy Ihf'feaiier, otht'rwle • tto' *11 hr entered against yOU be lhp ri'li't demanded in thp t,ompiSnl or petition $VITPII:SS my hard and the teal ("I this Court on Plovernher 10th, 19?? iSpall Arthur 14 t3.nth, Jr Ilp'v of tIle Crcvt (curt By Mary II Darden Deputy Cl?k PubI,sh Ploy 13,70 77, DeC 1. 1677 OIL i --' . ' Isri one 1571. trttri.pr I iQOR(OS%l21 'roP0'(pCIe, ''5' 51, chargts fop repar and ' '" r-,r 'ale *11 hr Nell) t 3 ., ('ylt' ',' .'t"am Road i's s I orda o- i 7 9 It 17 (4 9'P ', r I Ilayp a room to rent' IC, a Classified .141 f.ni) , fenant for IOUi - , - --- - ---2 1316, large lot, -. ces near stores .arpetq'J 113900 1011 Tiar.ta No -- itroaer NO fl 5t C't4 I BR o"i 'rtrl, L'' fl(7,, 5 P ,%, 'J tw.I' 0" I!.' , ________________________________ IlwCf Reg Peal LsIale Itroker 26365 ¶or':'i,',: 11l Ofl'9etes 323 M3._________ 173 v 7 nIl I ca (c' I''e A mortgage a' la, '"Sn .id?r%S 5rllr •' RAYMOND C LUNOQUtIT lIeg Real (slate Broker pra.s,als 3711266 • 'I _________________ -f 4 • ea S a.e ls .0?' ' ''__III A 'ii:. T[, i14ç k AL TOW I '(P A.r S,i"f- 'a a,' 3(5 1?? -1l I AKE MARY 3 tIll home, freshly panted n5'de & Out, roomy 1(1)' , 176 corner lot, fenced back yard ctp, 7Ø',7' build $75 o -_______________ - --- 3) Ho *L tb PllJ l(P P fI'.114C tirS'lt ,tr'd iou' ta".l, 'I ?v irOn PS t C $,il, Leader (Of)tinue Pogvo*i We nt-i'd Licensed Re-il EstateAs'.o(ates Noto i'ieIpus serve OU many Sellers and Buyers' Our neil Free S Da Professional Sale'. Training Sess,on begins Df'embpr S It you'd like to tflo* more abOut u-s. about ERA. and why were tIle Leader call Date Parr, i-air Sales Manager for a COnfidential filervee You II OC glad sCu dd - '. cli ,' STENSTROM Payton 3 Il,'g Well [taPp Ureter 121 l)I D.i, or P4 gP.' 7640 Pl,a*,1tP,* all? 3 - - -- A 127900 3031 372 1713 _________________________________ S lIrb,r A%50( .'ICWFA(.I' -- JOHN 11, YERO COMMERCIAL (efl UV I 1)l'P 30 -Apartments Unfurnished ________________________________ I amly room & $(t $75300 (ill )0'.Fi CLert Re.j Ii,.,l f 5P,pIp ',4lV'Smar, I .es 177 Al'S sCjPdS I - REAL ESTATE ' ASSOCIATES - baths, COMFORTABLE '3 BR, I bat's home in Woodmere Park C HIA. * w carpet, equipped kitchen. Spacious LR. I dnng areai Just $730'Jt)' ATTRACTlE_ 3 BR, I bath home on Ig corner lot in Belari Nicely decorated t,th paneled LR, 7 BR '5. kitchen wall papered. C H&A, * * carpet morel Only $23900' Sanford'S Sales Leader needs L'censed ASsocates 140.5$ Fr., o'rotess,orial Traring begr,n ng December S. and all Ill.. benefils Call Date barr for a conidenlal rlervew DOLL HOUSE - 7 BR, I ball, home rI the country' Ejc cord ' Drapes, range, refrg cal in kitchen, completely fenced' A buy at II, 500 - - • •p j1J sI7 ________________ PrepIace, scrernpt) ppc(PI citras 17300 173 6$io All GARDENS $ IO5 '.', 7' 5' 323 7'O ________________________________ ]1-Apar'trr,cnts 'IA • I 322-2420 ANYTIME .., .. .., ..-..-.. , -.-- --.' .-. . . .'-. U] 2565 PARK ,, n'rnt 4)00 S Orlando DfIve, San Furnittaedapartm,nttor rent Gas ford. CIa 32171 & Water lurn,SPied 373 5257 It., County reServeS the right to PCIC(t any or all proposals. *ith or furniShed AflIoUt cause, io Calve recently redecorated, eater te(P.n.csl,fles or to Il,U'PI the furnished. III Park Ay pros .'ehchn 15 ludoment belt __________________________ series the interest of the County Oa'parfment of Poblic 3lAplexes Warts ______________________________ Di,iS'p' cf Ingineerog LAK t: MARY Almost ne* 4300 S Ovlarsdo Dr 3 bedroom. cent heat & air, Aw Sar.ford, Ila 37771 carpet, drapes, kitchen equip 305322196, water Cd. lawn maint No peli, PuttIsh Dec . OF'.' II 1160 .-. '. - - £2&I1AA -.,--.-- # '-"p1. B POKE RS - 'W'*s' - 'u 4 - " MI AL 1(111 LOVELY 4 fIll. 2 bath Pt,,.',' A Ph lImit1 room Lots of CIPriS tlesirtiti Lftplani(1 Pact 5)9901) , .'.. ' ' , , . . _____________________________ 4! Uppland Park We1have 3 and 4 bedroom homes iust right for your family and budget. Country living at ts finest with City Conveniences Close to both elementary and high schools, Churches and the Mayfair Golf Club. Re,1l Estate Inc Gr'nrraI (onlractor 373 6151 - .-" --LAKE MARY- Swim IISPI 55$, AR lpo ,bie 3tdl, 7 haIti'., Iamly room, '.'eened pprcp, wfi ft 15 0 pt 1 70 ,111 ste ' - P - NS'OM 1, Ser.ce MOONEY I - - - offices for Rent. Lease orSal. New Modern Building At tract ye rates 333 130' I - i-_ 47.A- rtgages Bought &Sold MORTGAGES BOUGHT & SOLD Will purchase 1St & In) mor tgaget at diScOunt 24 Hour' approval (.1$475319 AKF MARY obf, o. Mary Blvd Older buildin., III', 116' on corner lt F '(client app?ccat,on elpectel) Scf. tcalay Terms p'.%b'r 579 710 - 4l.B_ Financial ServiceS STcTl 25th St. SANFORD FORREST GREENE,N( FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 305372.3103 R(AL'ORs 610 AI1), 1. ails-. --.,'.''i' a,', I DART GT Buy 1283 958$ 218$ 298$ '73 -.-r -. - ' 1.. ' ., . . .' ,,'-' ;",ir',,...',...-:..,,..S ')'_(, -.u',95 5,, 199 - to -, ' - \ -, LOANS- 1ST &2NDMTG Up to lo yr for debt cOnsoldation or home improvement Ph Unled Companies 4257535. 179 Michigan Ave . Orlando, Licensed Mortgage Brokers Aho land loans _-_p,. IU 6995 a C P1141ST'.' AS'' .. ANTIQUE SHOP I " '5' _____ ,, 'T".' 'S s' -. .'. '.9 .C, ,. 55,. , ., . 16 •)'5. -. .5.5 I', • ';'-- P'4, , - - -a .. ____ 14C t S'PL). , • "Cli'. id S a p, , SERVICE LISTINO IE IDUSINE LI1 AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB S3-W.Radioi-Stereo ______________________ Mgnos0, AM FM stereo & color TV combinat,on $700 or best 'Deftonas71I51 ,. Home Improvements Light Hauling ______ I :. ________________________ "t':'- -. 2 's _______________ I'. " ."c " ' ; Insulation Auto Body Repair ' •'t'l(1/ .S.9r,t -. ': 5' - 'k'L T 'c''1.&4'!.,J7i 4 I' " - '-: Mscellaneous 54-Garage Sales Um1 Clearing Car___Cleaning a,L FOL.OW THE STARS I on thiS pagu for Christmas gift ideas , ___________________ ' , , _ I I I - Electrical HI1O*P6 ?(ST CONTROL 747 P,prk Drive - Ruler 5tary G'1I' I QIIIPS'r. NT -'Sil(*ng I SSholea,ale, SC'. it' . 4'l'nS) ve 5,1 t SO pci . also t0.' Floe L;aorr 31.' UI? i 5tat.onrv embosser, Call 37) $003 -. -_-, -_ ':± ' ' , I I - ' __________________ I Maintenance ALL OIL HEATER CLEANING I SERVINCIPIG CALL RALPH 3235951 or 1344100 - - _________________________________ --- I I- UWfl Maintenance ----- Upholstering - , - I I titIb I OlE S 1.1,[CTlalLlAp, I I RI F'.TiLpAyr' .. I 37) 'III Compl,.telaen Cane ........ _._. --.',lar.vnr 32)17,2 .':' ' '. -. - PestControl T'(41, ,'A'4ITOl4A,' Lard Ciflg & .1 ear) bader I 13 )lJmptruckfo,r,n,0r 1.c'.eeI eoei Foam shampoo 1elease, 377 I 313.) r'Stmales Guarantee-cl Ph 531 I HeaterCleaning Garage Sale- Sun Only' Tei beds. clothing, toyi & misc III RusSin St . Lake Mary 3771461 Moving Carport Sale Something for everyone' An _____ t'Qv5 to Junk' Sat only' III Park Ape' ;. ..'- - .'- ___ WASHERPrt Used mactane APPLIANCES 173 WilburAvenve LakeMary CHILI SUPPER IAUCTION Beginalspin - Ha Srtfqu-es, glass, I f,rr'IJre 1106W ISIS' Sanford 327 6903 Mare Richter, Owner I -. Saturday Sa m Until) ,1 •, CHINABERRY TREE - BAZAAR.AUCTIONII (a-."e .:- . _____________________________ ' - - 46-Commercial Property LET US HELP YOU MAKE YOUR CHOICE TODAY CALL3OS.322.3103 ". BOOK CARS I 3 commercial 0 E Dryers & 3 commercial 0 E Washers xt' con operated, 57% cactI May be "en at Masters Cove Apt 2714. Rdge'cood Ave. IOa in 5pm. Mon ttvu Fri -- 45-Resort Propert 173 Cord ton. prced to Sell, $373. 3239779 to J ldyllwilde HAL COLBERT REALTY. ' ' WALNUT STEREO Div'S 327 $133 F4gh?, 377 73 hp 0*ner 3 III) 1 (aPP. A A carpet. feilia"I yard, Pru-t Ppf'y'. 9, S'.t?a% $71,500 Call 373 573 - _________ 'o'e' or an) E.'eror carpentry. eo'?al Plea' & Ac Cc'i'dl or' .'g ORANGE CITY Lake tronlage ,1 StIle, S g000 used Televsion 525 01 ntng and cabnets 20 '5 10? lr r'st.mria'es Call ,.i I GP4T HAULING springs, century oats rich Soil, arId up 7619 Orlando Dr - 3'?? rio 323 C.42'i or 372 5505 Harp s a' 14Ws _OCLL 319 5371 S,,r'trci 97; pretty v'e*, 0)52 tIl diSdil 970 l''l .'.4',TED NESS P4L)M( S TO 8UILD pated, $19,%Q RIchard -______ SOLDOt',ES TO REPAIR - .-- -__ ,,. II'ouglifori 11r'allo, O'*ntr 305 I 6111251 L W$6'65 ' B,and new left in lay acay, sold PanIng,. ' i'Pef Or P. C'teriOrl 5 ,_ ____________ ____________________________ I FOR SALE Three ne II - orOnell, SIlt. pi balance oearS esperence Large or 5'P.'i lobs 57)00 1951717 Deltona- low down *.tti terms .e Sto'.;, Free eStmat In5ulaP,N 1,1) I OLIVE I'r ','AN I-OR Call -- - --- -anile Peflv. Ifl W E j to1lect an,time I90ii 731 5117. I ''in I .51 'ICc's clown ES STORE 'il! to RI I Gregory SI Perisa(ola,Fl 32301 7j6 7610 I last ,'bl.cent service on all make' a'' )7)537 oarn Por Old or new P114(14(10 c no_set Sock V 'Paine 171 11$ c'i Tv s open Sat , Herbs TV 2S9 ' P, 'I ii,) houSe pa'ritrg & repaf 2SO S 5 SanlOrd Aye - 37) 1734 ,', eiperene 3.') lIla Scm ISh & 51 A frebup .5th Beauty care best terms WIl,am M,alic,o* LWfl A gartn EquIpmnt Sli, REALTOR, )fl Ill) Services ".' "54* SaleS & TOSIRS BEAUTY SALON - -' Serv,c. Iocri'rrl Plarrett S Beau?, Nod Plait CP,a n Saw & Iruck. *lI do Sl9 F, ISI St 372 S7I7 Smittys Snappi,, Turtle odd lobS. yerp dependable 122 7354 I i/i Camp. Tackle Shop I) boats. ESTATE SALE 15(* ' 3'p.t Or 3,'? 7fIi Sal ISun tr,n, Jny,,6ea,,,1,pa"0,01, I 'noble hort', $46000 Ne?d hOVSt*V * of I 4 n Ways'de Dr 'C lren lh5 eceS fr all beauty 5ei:e5 prank I Manuel. REAL TOR Mad Servcr Pace pOur socnrr , ,' Paola Watch for sqn Call 371 Call 373 0139 ' 2507 Laurel Ap 946S?i SI?) __________________ ______________________ 'easonable rateS ASS i CO ,.j "e soi,oner ,Oia All I .iel 'es.i's -,- 3237832 oi 43-Lots ACreage I - - Lye'. 327 III! 322 7011. )u,ihi,t " - OF DOLLARS .nllpil (sPaP,' .5 sold cia I, -n PPs llats.fied .105 Nc'" "I) SmAll abou' "'al Realty 323 - 5774 day or night , ' 52-Appliances _______ MILLiONS g. till I b5!h ncr co e .0 .Pt,'Ij 7001 Ailarn ', Atprsue $17 50i) - ____________ ___________ 140) 0rl'-'ac. t)r 371 St Johns Realty ' 63 -'- Pets.SuppIies modern green vei,ei COuCh1100, handmade cooden epil planters- 110 & u 3 cypresS lamps 113 ea 377 7393 On Ihe Beautiful St JQP.fl5 River Live NW of Santord off H*y I? 62, Leisi"e World Mobile Estates. American Park'. DeBary MobIle HOmes I LoIs begInning at $11 300. bank financing, includes Club HOuSe. Pool, Ienn'S Court'.. Boat Launch 13011 6115674 Tka* I ''" BUY JUNK CARS-- from ISO Call 327 1624 16$1 c,11E(,OIu a' P/OIiIF HOMES REALTOR t/tLS Multipit' I %t- - JuSt tISnk -f ClatSfe) ads dIdn't ___________ ______________ wurs, there wOijlOflt be , Harold Hall , fully ' I ' DR. -___ - Clean Cars MultIple Listing Service Furnished I'ljflL I(ANPIOUNCEMENT 7'.' ',''' C ,( ,'?p Deparlmer,? f .a. that I .'j rp,"flg, announceS -'---'-.----;rnfess.onal ServiceS *ll be Mobile home bOil 5'. 10'. 17' wIdp f' 'rq,reti fOr a professional Survey pets. aduIIS, RV't *,Icoenp 2545 Part Dr , Sanf0'd 'or Structure m ' oranaije ',$.fl"i'flt's Any firm or odvidual -_________ ENERGY EFFICIENT I &2 tlrSrrsg i provde proftjsortal fledroom Iurn%hed %futlo Serv(p P0 INC Engineering flvon ursI'. Quiet Sanford Coumt mu-St Iu'n%P, P (OnnIiIele resume , Apartment'. 3301 S SIribord 'br' qu.4I'i'ctionS and pas' • 4t' 323 3301 *rrnc,' Any t,m or individual -- -'-- --- --_ nlemeSled fl proydnU services fl - '-""C, PlO AIr the prolecI shall ',f.4 .',C) PARK 1. 7. 3 8a'iJ,uij,-n Praile, apis AdlI5 4, fam11 .11-01, -n *rtip for cOnSiderliOn perk Weekly 3115 Hey 1767, A 'P' p ilrscrption of the firm, the Sanfnrd 373 1630 S 'Pci( ,th'l'tes AIN respect - -- 1"'CC' PeiJJ.r9.mt'il'5 r?.)'j.r rig 5umseyir (IS outtjre* PC SASQ Set or I'R 0,11(1 NO , TITLE-, Al' Small bc vc Ic" Spli ihp -dir i'WO!IMATI 11146111 0005 'len's *lI. *tr' 'tr't To pl,)(i' ,ISILv'i)OA Souft, .,anal. 1S30 P cit ,ou' id ,I1l ,00r Prend', tIn. ph-Ity of profcs'oriaI firmS to r'11''fej galal TP.p' Herald, 33) rpc 0,1 tmcly manner eli be a )fll 'ii' Pit 1'4S cor'S,drr,ston in the %f'lf'(tiOfl process LII r.gj,essuns of r,?cresI --------------tinuid be Submitted bp 1 00 PM,1 SSd flvt Visitor5 to P'IrOnC-our rental planS GE NE VA GAll December 33. 1677, tO the attention DENS. 150$ W 75th Si . Sanford of Mr Paul Magnarst. Drainage 322 7090 f r' or., Publit WorkS Depart & - 71--Antiques "0 '.lt wcjJ ApIS br Senor Ctiie Oeri 'fl. very Clean & roomy See J'mme Co'*an 31$ Palmettp Aye 111 ,.' , ,, I'd. 'smI, Plc,' I till turn apt UtilO,f'S furr 14., pets Or (Pltl)rfn A auP? "'a.' preferred 377 _____ -- - - formal pA&b PtA F l#IAP,d.lNL, .4 camper tOP. All ft any small 'ck u tru-ck. 1100 322 115$ ' .-', 'Pr uI'Jr"SQr,'tj Cf Orspa.r Or Pull 'roar plait .P, A iPpin Ad 327 2611 or 131 I'V) -____________ 978$ ',p- ta _____________________________ All makes arid models If you've spent hours look.ng for a par I,Cl6r type oi un't give me the OPpOrtunity towork for you Cali Pete. Winter Pjrs at su 9914 or Sanford. 372 III) _________________________________________________ 42-44'IObiIe Homes 'il,',, CE NEVA 1. 6 longer needed 'temS "-gP' It an rlepb,,ri' s eye Place " ( 11'i%bed ad, arid pIe the rrnunc, ri ,c.u' Ache4' - * USED OR NEW - 64-EqUipment for Rent _______________________________ Steam Clean Your O-wn'(arpet Rent Our Rnserp.ac CARROLL S FURNITURE, 337 Sill * TRUCKS & VANS BUY JUNK CARS, tri,,(h & im pods $lQ io 170 372 5960 after S ef,ns _____________________ * NOVA I iARGE CORNER I 13R Itchen eQupped ipil(e.1 r,oi I?) 'IY2 * 77-Junk Cars Renx,ved _______________ 68-4Vanted -- "'''' ' ''"" I 7, & 3 BR apartments %'ng1r s'ory ContIructon adult I famly area (IbIC TV fuiIVtf'lfcOrtari(d 77 model Impala TraspI Tcaltr, I BR full bl'h. lOt tOchen Irelaing lang room, Pate uP Pasrflen!5 $113 per month, pa -, off 11300. 373 7S41 ibter 6 p rn ______________________ SI-Househoki Goods REALTORS e It 1976 SINGER FUTURA - e uC I JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'72 & '73 me4 Call 3736570 or $34 4103 Dealer I DOOR Sanford's Sales Leader n.p', 96 TA'/EL TRAILER '.i IF P5-') 575 PHONE 323 6,51 Chuck Gormly, 3736511 - ,. I mile eest CI Spdwiy, Oav'c Beach, will hold 4 ..,blC AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Sa' n.Qhl at? )0 It's the Only 0fl ti Florida You let tPiC rpSIq,4 prce No charge other ihan IS registratiaji feq unle vehicle is Sold Call 901 2551311 for furilte'r details ' Almo%tr.ec Bpau'tul 1676 31 Poll lflternaPn,.l Dpiomat Campr, uSed ,ery I,tt, lOaded II tefetted ti buying, call 332 1303 Can be hank frianced I - - ______________ FILL DIRT CLAY SHELL HAULING. 1977 Singer Zig Zag CHA VA HOMES - OnI, $ic.o dOAn payment on COmplftelr re condton,d homes. pr.ced from $I7,O00up in Sanford & SemInole Co Need not be a veteran SEE 10(1 UtlY pourS TODAY' A HANDY MAN SPECIAL Ode' I It IX" A'. SPar, 2 ftP frame , FILL DIRT I TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Oct Lacy, 33) 7510 II carat necklaces, $39 up' Meeker Wallets. $3 uo Come in & See! Gwaltney Jewelers, 201 5 Park Ave riverfront $15120 372 0779 REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night- 62 -'-Lawn.Ga,-den _______________________________ - lS -Recreatlon,aI Vehicles - -- 67A-Feed FANTASTIC- 3 BR 7 bath home on Bg Lake Mary' Paneled FR with storiefireplace C HIA eal 0 lIchen w Carpet & much more' 551(1)0' FORGET ME NOT 3 AN. ) bath home in Writer Springs' Lg FR, equipped kitchen, C H&A, * w carpet, fence) backyard I. more' Just 5fl.4Q0' H arold Hall Realty (II A 1011 37) 323.7340 ' ' _________ carpetel), tailored drapes ill Atricar, ?lgiif Craclers SO large SePont.accas alina, 1330 377 S344 P1,15, .e a lIter' a good f'c,rre 78-?torcycles ____________________________ GE Electric applances. 3Q worms $1 Also Peat, tine Cute cuddle,, and fr Call 323 - -1673 Lincoln Continental Good 50 N 0' living spice pl5 a 2 car aualty. SI bvlhCI Wholesale in Condition MijSI Sell this container. S buShels or '73 Yamaha 175, Engine __________________________ garage ALSO. l30's10') bulldog Week"! No reasoecabl, offer , d%aitenibled but has all 114 more. lSc per bushel BAGGS Cith a half haIti unattached t Blue Pont Siamese, Imalel. free refused Leave nam, and th hOuSe All th5 s situated ow, I MARKET. 243 Sanford Lv , parts $IOOoe best offer 32)017t to gooa PIOriSC 337 •97 at 3730701 or 3226443 a I acre lake front site iust SaflbO,d 3)) 1*41 STOP AP,() 1'HIP*W A $25000 clown and tak. over German Shepheerl Pues for sale 77 *t'oe Pinto. e AC. Mater. 2$ Penney room divider C MINUTE IF . Payments' No Closing costs' CLASSIrLED eitll mother I father on MPG, good CoIlditiols. 1500 Call fireplace, electric logs heating, ADS 010141 WORK THERE CaIII)0 IllOfrom lOa m 4 p m premles, 377 1731 or 617 6099 3234194 after S P m used one mo Sold $796 tS. WOULON T BE ANY Or Call $30 OtSi alter • p in sacrlce at 111000 call 531 3795 _______________________________ ----------__--._._.,.._,._,,._,_,,_ __________________________ Dobermln Pups. AKC. , Ssjnlas'id 735 Clamogo, 3 BR. 1 docked *O'rI.ed reds I blacks, ELECTROLUX From ' bath, total pr(e 123.700, 1700 1130 o $250 Born Oct 3(1's 323 ______ BLUE ........ down, mnntPiI vArIIIJAA f ______ I - - __________________ (YncpaiLnleq;;f5,,f M-cidel t7;, ;oodo;all typei of repa-rs before closrig, Call $42 _ __ campeting, told OrIginally $214. ' 6461 rePossessed -used for Short ______ time balance 14150 9941317 I '" -I 2107 AMELIA. 2611. I bath, good "BIG KICK" HORSE FEED lOcalon, poten!ai 117.000 SOLB .5346 III BAY AVE -- 3 BR. I bath, ' I GORML'r "JAll" FEED. E SR 1 I large kitChen, tree's 17l.9Q0 Brand new, never vst'd. Slightly I _________________________ I KENTUCKY AVE -- I damagd in Shipping, balance acres 'iOu don't tell people, ho* are "S RAMBLER 4 house or garden $7 SOC ..- Sills 0.-st ls 0. 145 1141217 'me, go ng 'o snoc' TIll 119Cm HiDDEN LAKE 4 011. 3 bash. ,.lh a Cla%sltied an. Dv a.l.no t'aci'tlent condo on $13 900 i •6 MONTEOO2 DOOR 337 2611 or $31999) Seal Sf4 AC,S. , ' WINTER SPRINGS 3 BR. 2 _____________________ Singer's most modern sewing I bath, Caifonna contemporary ______ '' Best Bup I $33000 ' I '69 SvctC,t, Cw,s.Ii. Air. harp ma'chn,, fully automaic told to orgrsally, $543 RepossessedROBIIIE'S REALTY I MIS used for I months, balance, REAL bR ____________________________________ _________________________ 3729213 ' '11 591 50 594 5717 s Mlvi Air iSacp -________________ Cash 322-4132 R'd.rut tC NYC area. Dec 21 CroitI wlsa.a 0.',.. I.cii4 lip Larry'S Mart, 215 Sanford Aye '72 SUBARU Sale I7stringgUllr Eac COi'sd But & Sell, the finist n used wtli case. sioc 3721150 fUrfl'ture Refrig . 5to.re toot-' '73 Great LakeS, 3 BR. I', balls, '7 DATSUN 610.2 DOOR iyiyI •,,f. Car Tree. I fully lurn'sP,etj, marty e,tmas. 71 _______________________________ AP'aPever the Occasort, fPiC?e 5 a ROCk Cove Cf . 322591$ - ----. '.-' classfe) ad to solve t Try one '73 PINTO ST. WAGON ,, £e$swst,C Miii MPG soon aI'a12' Airline 3 BR. I Dath -_ - I """ ________________________ furnlshess mobte home Central MAVERICK Ad. $tiris 11(1i14.15$I ' " -. 5ire P4&A. In Lk Atf,b1 Mobl;e Sofa and char, Ne* On', Home Phi Many eilras (30S1 5109 COUNTRY FURNITURE '74 GRAN PRIX 111114. Pe.,c Iviryfll99, a Sar9a' 323 1091 '4 ?, 'V 4 5,Ir.bor) 373 S377 _________________________ GIVE AN E 114100'? II' 'sg PP.4 ad for 5; 130"ut' - , Over 50 37 'iD, 2 BR I ball great for p BRICK FkONT I I 7 bath fimIp rcu'm I ' $17,900 title privle-9p5 to boatIng ssng & listing in btluliful Lake Mary Go with th lovely r"ectjl've 3 BR. 7 bath Isome AlIt piano Sited lying rlEm, cheery fully equipped pat n kit(hn, cozy family room eitfi enchanting view, den.0 HIA. e * carpet, double sized garage *ith wOrk befiCPI. deep *ell ApIs tpr'nkler System for large oat shaded yard IncIted greenh0,, call 10(11, fl 64 Bit Ck Electra 22$, very good 9)15 t-i ' , - ,, I G Lee mIlk, 11 16 gal.. Christmas gifts SOc 1, up Glasseare. Paint I, groceries, W3Ie'sGeneral Slore. 51$ Elm Ave. formerly Mary Carter Pain? Store -- ______________ __________________ , Do your Christmas %Isopçing at Sanford A11Cton' Lots of nice W# a. Sell & Trade all make-s & Iem5 including I'j horseman models f cars' Top prices pa i Compressor, Rattan LR lute. i fo' Ci#10 merchandise maple OR lurnitu"e. 116$ AUTO SALES Medtern.nean China cab-net, 420 N Hwy 1767 Caslielberr, w-Cker. olk. uprght freezer, 1D4.SO3 TVS,chesPs,dressers BR Sutes, For Sale- 1911 Ford TofIno, $5100. & 01'. of roisceulen90us .le'.Isi't CASII vISA MASTER "'GE auto .ar. AM FM. 337 7441 after pi rn A ____________________________ SAisrun1,, AUCTION ____________________________ Tovo', CeliCa '73,1 sp radio, good 1215 S French Avenue cord $7195 327 0331 __________ _________ , - -- (.1510 1 & • DRAWER bILE CABINETS 12O& MANUAL TYPE API TEllS $301 d'P I ADDING MAC1IIPII $1Q4, up USED X1.CUT liE DESK 11(1)4, p I STEPIO CHAIRS $206 up P4011 s r,Ss.lbprr I' 9) Sr Fine selection of -good uSed fur n.ture 5307003 Bob Walker Furniture oi,, 1792 Catsellierry Plaza WANT ADS ARE BLACK 6 TE AND READ ALL OVF (4 MONDAY DEC. 5th 7 P.M. _',,, HAMMOND N )Organ. Dractars tone wheel ,limnat, most electronic upkeep For home or Small church use. 5763 371 7995 - - 4 Gibson 333 gutar & Fender Sdlpf' amp E ,cellerlt cor'd,to.'i UCh. both for $700 a(tory Clearance. Ofi Stretch zig tag Sing machines Singer, new $119, balance ISS Singer Cutura, sold new for 1410, Pay balance of $235 See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 13)0 State St Sanford Plaza 372 p4)1 - I 60-Office Supplies I WIPITEP SP 11 INc,5 BUILDER'S OWN EXEC HOME. JIEALIY 9 ___ - - __. __________ mml(IjIlPt' 3 1311, QtOuOd floor, da.tple*, all eiC(tric, c?fltrlI ar & heat. adulta. r pets, for ap POnlmel'IP call 377 644,4 $1?', pe' month Cenlrall1 lOcafd STE'N STRC I\fl C 377 _______ 3 BR. 7 bath, fam,l, room, doing room, 1vnQ room, double garage, UfIty room, porch 135 900 327 1215 REALTY ' M Unsa.'sorth Realty l6 balls, RANCH STYLE CMOPI - ) I-, STENSTROM R EALTY 3 22 2420 Realtors ' - (,'rrr a 5;' 100 1 o A Ridgewood Arms Apts. J'J-MJflFfleflT$ Unfurnishew -F ilra Large upttgr% 2 1311 apt 1700 MagnoIa ACC 33 0.41', fIR. 11 Gamnett Wtote Weg Real Estate Broker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC 107W Commercial - -- PP,0r1ej771111Sinf',rd Qualifying , sesenal '41410111, II) 'to C l'luS I I bath Pa" I, roan' 576 ''I .' & I fSedrcom Apartment' lIiIII'IC Pool, (6CC 5)" )fl' 1_q,p 5 Court, Laundry "1 Dsh*asi",r (a'pr'Ptt 0'.,ui't Call )fl ei;O I IAC"' ' " ' '' & S c 3 REALTORS - Nec 3 BR, I bath homes, $21,000 Government subSidy avalabie , Bulder 322 2217 EQual HOusing oprtumiity aol atest'o; 3 uPlul'r 605 604 776 5610 901 6954 ailen 3pm r.'cpjpl P0 (hc,ose from Call (ae .'.r- i'P P5! REALTOR 122 II - - carpets n.ce ouet area cPOPdv RE LI 9 () 11; •o a.' LII Ii F'L E I IS' I f1C1 , i, f 373 'P91,4 I;; yI-, t rwi's "t'trfl P rn r(>ri,% (','p('Ou% - 0(4 A) S Gas %,,9 no V. ul S PIP,'S & "'S 9 611 'f3 ________________________________ luSt's) WALLACE Ileg 1det Estate Broker I RASPi( & MACWAStE SHOP tIle dO*fl Cr1 'P SILl I14Q BECAUSE OF (teavttuiip lie(OU'rI) A ILLNESS' Loatt.cI 00 SR III INQP COUnI?y tIthe? 51' LongAood tIo% rapai1 gro * TP'p prce 5 fl0a 'educed P, ('5 , 'it'5h,t51 5"0n9 Clnt &lllI I'llA ,3pprh'%41 .SncI pIV 1 1.' 'S fully 'ilO(krd' 125Ooo ll qe'lng a P.r'ie pOuP 't'ea" enable VdXI '0 •alt fl and start Tp' darl.rJ ,1I','C'%' P"A 1 tI Sl1fl 0 yOur r. tqrt'' Call I bat? hOme ca'i P 14. 5" I 930 IUOlrom 10 a ni to $ m countrp Ike I1.,Id,'PX1 Ur."P at • OaSi alter 6 P '' f "' Sanford, "ad Jl'iefl m d."t a*.1'd 4%? ra P III te, lull y I tnd',t alp- ' P $ ((0 ) '.9 Crntal 0414 'r"(rd it 1:4 ', ., 9$ - I p) i ,' I : :. •,; I HA cr ' . I.. JwI ' * ,., 1"j "S '.0." t •or rly 11 t3 QC5(.1 II?" ' i,-rpj i ol,' ,crnevi II aol) 0105" rV)* O 'IIU'e C,,'I )210 7!O 5$ p rn Only API) hr Pr SC,' ylOu 1 ,' ,i'' - I it' si'r1 real ,'St,1,r 54 P50 'aped c.iPiP. O*n or Rn a" .5. P'a,e c'wei S vel'% -. 4, (iPp .1 you QuAIly tSr.!,' (r enc p -n PP.5 (OIY'rv'u'", ', 'I Co. 653 C 0 C wering I'lf?llI3 r,a'.cnA.13e •., r'ot ea'r' A' y, ItO. 165? Santori Pa •", 4'Mfl' (earn 1ro.,' ( p Pc ,t( __________________________________ Stemper Agency L,1te Mary ij bath home'. Under 135.000 with lest than 173Q dOwn Government fundIng Builder 373 3211 Equal Housng OpportunI, SANI 0140 177.500 LIIFgI'I laml6 hOme or home *th 'rlcoror' p"ced 17.000 belOst blot appraIsal flarely ANNE Ilten ri irofiP C' I' 'Nt' Irrpla(e% '1 Ph-% colon .t 3 0' - -' Panos. Thomas Organs - Aougtit & Sold MUSIC LeiSors Private ana FREE Group BOB BALL'S. O'scount Mu'. (rn'f'f 202 French Awp - 377 7j ., 61 Chevy pick up *ith Ce, tool 001, 91j11 racs, ISIS, 3371674 * PUBLIC AUCTION * - SAVE 50% ( (,i, TO UI (*10 w..' r'. : SIll) 2er-te 665 5361, 321 0131 373 4142 _______________________________ fl-Auction p 59-'Mjsical ?vrctnthse WILSOPIMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE 311 315 E First St 327 3427______,____,______ ) '.'S'u PlIly ftlJLL IP itO All OS ARE GRE AT ( 14 5511110 ADS ARE I VEPI III IT p -- Dupie,- I liii, A COndt'on. Dy Oner 20 oct Oo*n EZ l,'rn,'. 1701 7) 0799 322•2420 Realty 10' fuer9lassbOatt engine, 1730 372 1762 Fiberglass caSement drap.q.eS. trple wIdth, also 2 Single, II" en length, neutral color. 542 4763 dav% after S - 1'." WI TI REALTY F' , -_ good It?) Ford Ranchero 300, Pant, good tires, automatic transmlsseon. 11100. 337 7111 - Christmas Cictut IbloomS. bodli Bromlads OtM'rs Low Price Cl-,srtg out' Come, See, Save - ki&2it -________ __________ ______ Lovely) BR 7 bath, Ig Fla rm I'll n kitchen, cent Heat & Ar, fenced rear yd 139 530 Eves -- - Older 21311. I bath pIv% rental par apt to nice area & in good cond Bargan at $32,000 4 6721 - ,tttl A iü', of"'" 172OG) good ii'rm% ' 1 %fOrv I 1311 2 t'aP' .tP. s'.'s. 10? trQr (''OfCSS'CP',t'' 'SerOratecl odr' NCrrrP '.'s e.a%' 135900 terms rISt.nJ O9(1'?uflOy Beg.n ,, Imp iSr'e 10.43 Go,ârwi St Drltana, JENNY CLERK REALTY REALTOR 327 4$ REALTY Small counter shcase, Small cash reg.SIer, 17$ 1797 Ma-tland Lg I BR. I bath condo, *ilh all appliances 'net washer & dryer 176.100 rent option to buy, I or 7 BR, 1, bltns.0 H&A, 0' Oil heat Utility room, eatra storage rooms on I acre 137.000 or reasonable offer I STONE ISLAND - will reni Cith option t buy 1 BR. 7 bath.sptt I plan, lamity mom, appliances, carpeting 5, draperies paliure for horses available. 149.900 ' ON LAKE MONROE_ 2 acres .sth 3 1116. 3' bath Spl,t plan , fence-cl pool on Quet Street, $13,000 on reasonable Often, , immediate occupanc, BUIlDING SITES with b'g Old oak 'rees. some eater tr,t ', to I acves 1' 1)1401 3 GRE 1141 141, At 70(6 ST JOHNS RIVER-)64'frontape, I 543000 I LOCH ARBOR- Brittany Home Shady lot 141.500 SANFORD-- Charming older home Large lot Apartment 1'." 151.300 to , cytiner engine, 1100, __________ Carpet cleaning equipment Steam Soil estraction cleaner. 30 gallons of shampoo, 12600 3.3 _________________ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - NIALTY 2524 Pack Dr . 377 71t5 REALTOR After HOurS • JZ"327044$I R(jBSOpJ MARINE 7fl7 Hwy 1767 Sarfril,j, Fla , 3)771 ' $46 1137 Out of ideas" Visit Etpll' An iQ5, Im, W oft Ion old SR 41 at "75" Static,.,,. Paola. 322 5471 - - REALTOR 371 4000 MIS EVE 333 1179 Hunt Realty I 'i'i7 dtgn, I , -. SO'--Miscellaneous for Sale ' Jim Iibecgtaft runahout, "" HP Chrysler motor and trailer Mate oIfr I- --'-- ______________________ Raboyz't COM P1 1 1 EL V (6 E CON CIT IOPIED VA ICHA homps located in many areas 01 Sem'nole County 117.300 to ISOl,00 Doeri paymenl 51(1) Near I 1, I', acre wth untinished use. CA doAn, asking $U.000 '""--BATEMAN REALTY . REAL (STAT[ ___________ 141,1,1 TOII 177 liCi I MARKhAM 110 71. BLK, with 10 acres Askng $73,000 I RIALTY I Plave buyer wanling home in Idylteild, Also older 7 story home -41-Houses ______________________ BY OWNER -- Remodeled 3 BR, I bath, iarge 101, 177.000 377 tIi& eveS & weekend, 373 0197 - '.,anti-)rd 39-Vn?ed To Buy ,'we U' lOoSfig for a ft'* amb I (' ppl, '0 IrIn to bc(o'n.' E.cutve DS'bCIPorS . Ra*lt'gN PrOducts TI,,. ' NEED TO SPEND $J3.00() veterans,nodo 3 BR. I', bath, C H&A, large private Pled. 3270700 C all Ba rt 0 -. ''.• B4aborn ___________________________ - Ilafldyrnan can easily Convert tpaii 7 BR 'to a 3 or I BR Only $15,600 1ti, do*fl payment E2 terms b Owner Realtor Assoc *f e 901134 cm "a br 15,t I ornl1 00t1a144' -r' ou'et (Oti,Pr,eflt Section Garøen, AV'kshop front %cr,eeed porch lIr,ctp O "c.e n CAre, 0,1 4 91 S tnt" o I , '''" 41-Houses - -. * Sunday, Dec. 4, 177_$ ---li-Antiques i 55-Boa ,js& Accessories i REALTOR 322 IXOMLS EVE 3274176 41-Houses _____________________________ - 31',, C H, carpeted I furnitur, $23100' Sanforo ACll . ''- ' V-Resorl Properly IOU' 14(1,11 fl it' and t'eco're %u((t'tSfuI 'bru Ultra Guard call Doug , t' Is 172 ies Stn$øril Monci, I tilted ,ra&,o, r .rc '... 9 ACTI, i' •et'.eze rarms uit - -- I PUILIC ANNOPINCEME NT The Sc".' P-ole (o.,r.s, D.parimert of PijbI't Act 0''s'on -$ E 0 9'nee'og an"cunCe% 'o' prOf,55.0r4l SC?.''CCS All ' rCQur.dlom th prO,e(tt l5feØ 4", irm , .n, d011 deSir '014 '0 ' PtO. (1, Oc0lr5tral SCrw'(ej 'f'e Erg'necf'n;O,5on m0sP l,4rro P' , compeTe rflmp' PP.,' r of QU6if(ltOrl5 ad) pasP ''PC? e' ty Any lrrn or fld'vdval .rft'rp%tp(1 fl Peovdng See, ces connector. A Ph th5e CVo,e(ts ShIll appI, *?iliflg to? (005 dI'ral'or' AlP' A I.oIlgs% ood t'fllj)loS'ecs look over tree that threatens to Fall Ofl 91 %ear'Old home of Sirs. l'h Ilk Kidder, 211 5%'. 5% arren St. The E venin g Herald I rrr,o ii LSJrSII ,., ' - OVER , 2 Comj;,trt, Automoble I All E .sensc Pad VaCa?.OI' :,,',.'r , ,. Q.rrCtoe 1 , ' ,,, , ' ,, , ", 5' ' _________________ -.,. , 9,,A,a,J • ' _______ , '''"''''''I' ' . ,,.,, ,, -, , ' ,,,,..,.... . t' I' - C '' -, It rj i 24 -Business Opportunities ______________________________ 1)1 L I Il SIll P A VAIL AIIL 1)fl s' :'' ,'ra lJnInl'Cd CI'"lufl?p (ne Qf tP,C 'tl',Ofl S f,iP5' QrOn.fl OtOl n rS'meflt SALES PERSON t',t C (Pratt' . '-?," ',' (o)p See ve .1, AreIvt' rspersc'r' reepj,'(1 mp,t't Afllp n person ' •'e '. p , PlurSC5 Adt *11 do prvale duty fl ,u' OmC Or hO5ptal' 321 CIII -- ----Roommate A loPed Male or female 1100 lu5 b,ilf ui'it'eS Afl room & full bath s5crt OflIp 322 :se _________________________________ ADVE F I SI NC ' , '1'1' . e05 Q$4 ' D;a,: P1 flOPartI'Pri A,nu. I - - ' . I , , " .' = çy ' ,,, i: '.'4c ow PP.5 to,,i ot' ,.. ipso. -- -- s & Child Care - s'. I'? NESS •.1 V "441,0 .1"d tf'f Sri -' , • - I, 1.1',, ' I V Pit ,' I p ,. (1 p5 tor ire,' ',-. •,, il i 135$ AVON ,,, ' APP. PC Old a. O"' 11.10 T ,eSts. -' - aPi -'4 SP4(I6Vt. ) S%' 4 L ' - -,Ai' , .a.1 R(-1.'?' NOTICE OF ACTION TO S'r,r I J ,,j9$' Vo. are P- r'eO, ro' ici 'Pa' p prot' r'g Ir O,ss,,cn , S'arrage A P(olO N,9S teen i"eO as,.1 t%t ,Ou and ,Ot ,1rr PCQIJ ted 'o I SCtC .1 COPy Cl you' Ar ti'a' defenSt', P lOw. PI9 ,'?C'(1 uOP Pt"'t't" S a''0're A")'.0 fit' P .tr'd addreSS appear teloa Cr' -, ''ore Dcterrta'r 3ro 197? ar'j • . 'lIt' Crgflal tt''p' A'tPi the VU fh C,jrt t,'0rt' 5t'r. -! Pr? • One? t7Pnpy5 (, ri' ' iei?t'l7 fP'ert'atlpq 'tPlCen.5p a - trt.tui' Al II er'ecrd aga rSt ,ot. 0' tf'e CI tf d,manOPd P "s - , cot'o ;. i'uOo a '. P. V Oii "' ' (IGHTEEIdIN JUDICIAl. CI' Cuil iN AND FOR SEMiNOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CAE E , .1. (r RE I ,%4 INC - - . F':l)lN(; OF' llElIN;W''s F'.-vonhi'F: (;:tE, --II • Legal rioilce ? '"'-'--. '- -- a ' '!' '•l - * THE 2,6 Ii '1 ,• , rcp.ng for srooii bUS ?'tCW'I fl' hcr"' 31 6595 ,, - -- ' "CSI li llrni or Sell O m,,n'nu oupr I H td'?1 POP ' 'oor kens 322 6 - ___________ ease Ill 1711 PC'S ',hl (10 BOOk Wanted IA H 2611 homeonconner lot, nce quet Section Close to Shopprig $15,900 371 OU3 ' Nce small homP. furnShed, close to rrrythng, adult (CJpPCOfll 2l-Situations Wanted Recetjieti,r payments and makp iertjs.is or mull, unt (or pof,tf.on Also some 'PSUfl ., .'. .' i' 3 BR. I bath C 323 3711 'ra' ma(rame Shop manager C&1 P m or lftrr "..Ouflt'. 5- Lost & Found . 'a. t . - - - . Furnistd ___________________________________ 654 - ,, , ,,,,..,, ,,,'. '"''' ' •' , 3)-Houses WAPITEO 18 --Help 41- Houses month, 312 1112 ---------_____._.... r LI CJ ' f IrS P ' ' (,ct'Ie" t fl.,.,. ''u' 'Pirt ,'6,lr", 15$' ' "" " ,'''.' ' •. . :' __________________________ . ' , , . S - si 'ranng cre ut. cmo uarantec for 100 iaI rt trr 'rwS or lrauhv rnflOflCIlIKC,,y Ht%Ch9 IL aa - . * FOR Ckti(j,iao G1t IDEASI - - licaline 6 ihru 2S tattaes 31c a lane tiine 24C a line r)t2 MIPJ IMUM CHARGE) It toes Minimum 4 - Personals '.'bRL$Tt . quaran', I-'., '' up.,. ' 'l p' J' I - --oi'.'ouc i •,'s ., OrI ' FOLLOW THE STARS * * 3 flR. 2 Bath. Quet Mvlar Country C tub 322 M. 3235676 - __________________________ - ' i- 3fl slai at u to j tO eua& PO$IEY. I.a, Mary. SundQu - Noon Fridu ' Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. ar'Ou5 POTTERY WORKER uft%. O(' h8v *Ofk. parl I rQfi "" . ' ' neaningthey rersiout of stork if tht's turn in aess clum.ss performances. It's all a ballet )lkloflc'u - t.i. f' e viner Noon The Doy Before Publicotion afternoon than try to struggle through t'rossd.s into the ring. ---- , -. . Ui' ____________________________ RES r C )'\ . .J 831-9993 PM s AM 6 MONDA lit' uf RI DAY "' SATURDAY seren't femaband akid no one Iruni their l'olaroitls. And distractions. The typical ssould notice hr.'' there's plenty of Iwslas in it for Spanish famil) noss has enough The teenag(, born Marit*'l t'verbodv, no pain, no strain, money to purchase orw of the Ai'en:ar. has cse to SO kills to Spani builfi 'ht ('ins seem to (ttuntr) s locally assembled her credit. RI all in minor hats and Mainasita sstulll stas assay in droves i ink, s h . at Li act ratht r pit ni ,s ,th Ui kuL a it hisi 10 1 h L5 ' I V hs $ stored sonu rdit lit Ihi list I tiwlir> I., I )Us iii irt pre! rring ) put on saft buliuights in Ic big cities before grandsands packed primarily with tcophisticated and undeniandir tourists who have paid huge ilack market prices for their rats. So the bulls coie luml* ring in. slow, oversseit, their chest and leg muscles eak because tht s t. grown ueating from troughs rather than out foraging on the rage for food. 'I5, -. I .-conSCtis ' I . I. s,iaety niataors love to fight tht, Most top toreros hase ycalong nocut contracts with th promottrs I iQfluO - CLASSUIED DEPT. 'It' lxcoimg a Little like a the t'Iums bull stumbles local ring ihen he can turn on freak sho," dghs one nears around, often staggering to his the 1' and see the cowitrvs aficianado. The only new knees because he's so over• k'.st fights relased from Seville name that's roused any in. s'eight. The matador makes a or Madrid - even if they're not tcre this .er is l Nina." few spettacular'Iooktng. but much better? 'one critic ssrott' Andhe'sonlya 17'year-old girl safe,passes. TIp,, tWlStLIS shout ma newspaper recently. sshose capessc is okay if she 'Ole and pull out the prints flk'n there are other ness concept of stolen in the ring, should a sserm man But ssh thl fiesta brava's nionev to st a had fight in his igr.anuniow' ddmt' Some inidrs blanit' a corrida Mafia the soc;illt'tl Sales Grandet Seven major ptclmott'rs in Sam control all the country's iiajor rings anti '. nionopolizt' a ;300-mmllmon a year bu,ciness.They rig the . ' -r I ' ', spoil for maxirum profit, t5ot ' emsno e 322-2611 To Death In Afternoon Ih 4RTURUGONZALJ:tjg. The Herald Serlces MADRII) - The bullfight in Spain is mainly on the sane. Not that you'd knoss it b) the paychecks of the countr 's top fl-Houses Linfurnished 18-Help Wanted ' I- ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING I ToList. Your Business,,,DiaI 322-2611 no*nrt ' iiflfl Phone 373 0701 O( 831_L?993 ___ I" - - ' ' 1 ' '5_. 'i 7, ' 'sl"t .jr" ,•z .: i-i,, a sC, '1:'. ' . ' '.5 .'. b-..,., P4; • �11 ~ --Li ft - si-19 l i vidid, 5antoe. H. Sunday. Dec. 4, 1q71 OURSELVES Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. BUSINESS I IN BRIEF -- 0 4wo Free Christmas To Sanford's Painters Room restaurant in Touchton's Rexail Drugstore has been sold by Glenn McCall and Ernie Mills to Bill and Dot Painter, Upsala Rd., Sanford. residents. McCall and Mills, both pharmacists who owned the restaurant l5vears. will continue to run the drugstore, according to McCall. Painter finished his last day Friday in the Sales department of Continental Central Inc.. institutional foods dealer. Mrs. "!or Painter will continue her employment with Flagship Bank of Seminole. Painter, a Sanford resident for 10 years, has had nine years of restaurant experience with the Driftwood cafeteria chain, headquartered in St. Petersburg. No major changes are restaurant now, anticipated with the according to Painter. New caroeting and reupholstering are being installed. We're not restaurant-oriented people," explained McCall. At SCC The Colonial awaM - . Datsun development manager: and Y' wi ne president of the dealership. And thrii (lit. gO(Nl•luek manager. doing the toast for Baird-Ray (right). left, left photo). area Howard SI. Jenkins has been elected to the Publix board of directors, according to Charles Jenkins Sr.. chairman of the board for Publix Super Markets Inc. Ed Shivers, store supervisor of Publix stores in Volusia County, was named director of insurance and safety. Realty Office M.L. Raborn, 1945 graduate of Seminole High School, has opened Raborn Realty, Room ill, Sanford Airport. The firm is a member of the National and Florida Associations of Realtors and Seminole County Board of Realtors. SEEDCO Boss To Speak William (Sonny) Walker. regional director for the Community Services Administration in Atlanta, will introduce Horace Orr, as keynote speaker for the annual banquet of the Pinellas Opportunity Council in St. Petersburg Jan. 6, 1978. Orr is director of SEEDCO (Seminole Employment Economic Development Corp.). 'Hot Issues ' On Agenda "Handling Hot Issues" is subject of Florida Public Relations Association's convention underway this weekend at the World inn. Orlando. A Frigendship Grows Into A ................................. The new coiiiplex oilers coiilpIt'U' aULUIIWLJIi( ven years ago. when the Tht site as ought b liii' I aird tle felt that the success of the LEttswi franchise, the only one in Senunole County. ould sotii&'da create a need for more room. By SCOT'T ABILAIIAMS Herald Stall Writer About 300 banking officials, bustnes.sniefl, automobile dealers. he sail press, friends and others were there to welcome Yvonne Baird at and Bill Ray to their new Baird.Rav Datsun dealership 4444 U.S. 17-92. Thursday evening.first phase of the grand o pening that It will continue until Dec. 11 for the public during regular business hours, 8 am. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and d am. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. according to Ray, The opening of the new 27.000-square-foot complex Is the latest step in a long friendship between the Baird and Ray families, Mrs. Baird. who is one of only six women Datsun dealers in the U.S.. has seen the Datsun franchise she and her husband. Dick, first began operating 10 years ago mushroom from a one-car-perday sales pace to about 1000 cars per month. Following the death of Baird about 18 months ago, she asked Ray to become her partner in the dealership, then located at Highway 436 and 17-92. Kay had been a friend of the Bairds since the 1960s, when Dick Baird and Ray both worked at hlelntrelmann Ford in Orlando. Ray said. Prior to that time, Ray had operated two International hIar vester dealerships - in Orlando and Sanford. Today. Mrs. Baird is president and Ray vice-president and general manager of the new $1 million complex which employs 35 according to Mrs. Baird. m . (Itt lucatton, she said, held only about 125 cars. The new ()iilplex ill enable the l)atcua purch a ser to choose from new ani used cars. Mrs. Itairo said The new complex will meet the increased demand for Datsun automobiles , which have been selling quite well according to Mrs Baird She attributed the Datsun success story in part to the gasoline "crunch" and energy crisis of recent )ears. Iniete's no way to go but up." added Ray. 11w quality of the autom obile has been establcshed.' also not ed the tugh.growth projections for the Seminole County area would create a demand for more Datsuns. Mrs. Baird said the Nissan Motor Corp in U.S.A.. which distributes Datsun in this coimt', prides itself in the women de alers the company has appointed. She said she was not autoniaticall> haiukd tIìe I)atswi fran chise. 'I really had to prove myself," she said. helping to welcome the Bait d.lthy dealership into its new building were four representatives of Nissan. U.S A.: Charles B. Ross, area dealer development manager: Al Allaband, business regional sales manager, management manager: John Henke. and William Bartlett. district sales manager. Ross said that the new Baird-Ray complex was typical of the aggressive expansion now taking place throughout the country on the oart of Datsun dealers and the NLcsan company . • ', wholesales parts to area garages and offers a In additi on, the deaIehip sells Golyear t:res The BairdiL complete servwe facility that includes 13 ba)s complex also has complete body shop and painting facilities St'rsict' customers can relax in a waiting area t'tinplete with )t;i notel windows so h"y can see their aUtolflObIlt'S being fixed. The Rollins Brass Ensemble will present the third of seven performances for the Rollins College Music In The Chapel series. The performance, free and open to the public, will begin at 8:00 p.m. in Knowles Memorial Chapel Sunday. Dr. William K. Gallo, associate professor of eMusic at Rollins, will direct the 20-member Brass Ensemble. The musical performance will include "Melita," a chorale prelude, and the works of Gabrieli, Gordon Binkerd and Scott Joplin. SW SEV I / - hundredweight, compareu to HUMBOLDT, Neb. ( UPI) Fellers Country Store may be regular market prices of *2.26 for wheat. $169 for corn. 14.63 offering southeast Nebraska for soybeans and $2.66 for farmers the best bargain in the - Gas In return for the grain, the customer selects an equivalent dollar amount of merchandise and walks out the door. The sales tax Is the only money that "We're losing mosey on ilot changes hands. of things," Morris saldadding. The Morrises' offer of met'Sometimes you have to give a lot of things in hopes you can chandise for grain at parity get something back at a later prices stems from the Ameri. dale. If we lose our farmers, we can Agriculture movement's wont have to worry about efforts to organize a farmers' strike on Dec. 14 p _ØlPPIPi Foggs ; 's lie, Doll; and son, Tom. show model The Foggins i,froini left) F. H. I of dirigible Iiinaenburg to Tom Hunt. president of the Greater Sanford Chamber pot." De of Commerce. It's just one of the gills available at the Foggin's 'hobby shich had its grand opening this fleck. •s part of the celebration, three door prizes were awarded in contest that began Nov. I I. Winners: Carol Ellerbe. Sanford, lathe; Chris Cummings. Sanford. sander: and David (issel, Winter Springs. satire saw. Prospectus (orfl'r (ri nt 10 Lake Realty I Div O)fp, (1 , 997 Eutit. W II' of Lot 66 Lair S y lvan [Sit, I) 13. $100 Ja...k A Havr*t A, *f P to harold N Thompson. lMarr.edl 7i6I Salisbury Blvd WP. Lb 33, Palm Shacio*9. I) 55, $10.500 J,'te,%Ofl Ii Hodges I. *t (tn (, to Federal R,èitp & Inv Corp cots 7121. 13(5 65. SanIando the '..hufb Beautifu l. Palm Sonnat Sec al l ots 5.Lots I & to ail, S Qua'1 140110* Qu.nsa'cxx' Manor. O. Co to C E Brooks M'f3 Co Inc , 3734.57500 tIst State Iam'I 337))Q Leonard K Vogel. Trustee to Robert F Everett Jr & *1 Mary Ii Par II. LaS" St 211 Oviedo P.cke$t [?S .in $.0 2321)2. 13.0Q RoSettE eoh,stieti&wI Alberta 1 to George A PullS .lr a. t.4 Els.,W .111 Bombay Ave. WS. 10 IS. BbS 7). North Orl , lit At3dn 17 24 SubI ml Phpp% HamningNwi Corp $6. 319.000 40CC) I Della F Chalfant to Stephen W Chaltant. Mars A Chalfant & Brenda S , lit I 8' 791 H S 1))' 04 [ IS)' of Lot Ii. Ov'edo Amended Plat liii? Haven on Lii? Harney. it at . $100 The Hutbey Co to Shelton Attoc. . Inc., 20) Timbercove C" . LW Lot Its C. Sweriwater Oats, Sec II, 70 1041 Mfg WP Fed. 366.100. 307. ' 311.100 Jeanne real eyescore since the owners loft. Doesn't the broker have the responsibility of keeping the properly up? . A. The broker Is probably acting as the agent for the cannot get any action in this absentee owner. As such, he manner, it may be because the certainly has rc'ponaibtlity 10 OWflet is not quite takln.g js inform the owner of any that seriously when be asks for money for maintenance. You might obtain $jw curfent address from the brcror from the tuo(ffre.A probably sell more quickly If it letter from you would reinforce Is attractive in aPPearance. the broker. Itisalso lnthe best loteresi of Although Nbroker is not It L usually the owner of the property he is offering for sale, he Is IMered lit Its condition as an aid In attracting a buyer. if you approach him in a reasonable manner, you will probably find him quite eager ry to get the you t_ the property properly to see property Improved by con' inalntatned. broker and asking ttIng the "'' 0 ' in (çn%tr .0 , '. ." ' '.' ' ',& n' ' t. 1.0' I. It' I (tfC'' t,nIafld% iI.'pla?. Unmet plat, in 7 71 21 .'fl 2' "i Sr( '% P red. 155.0)) 4 O. . 31'l0rJ0 Itif Or P.' $.0rp ad to Ronald K 114 1 4 C & i' '•'t$ i . III LOC1 1,'.t I.." . AS I r 33 Lo )$, Bib A, '4.nniq VAller I arm',, 't'( 7 II 5 V?i?(4 WP F Cd . bat 146.175 $7. ',t)l ij 1911000 1ueschm.lt& jnt4 0134 Scp' b(ert to Al. n A Krid14' P. *t Al'rp, Hamef L A' 1174 & Ii 23 t 23. BIb H Tr 71 ',.,rsIr,cio Spr'ng I 34, %0t) rY'OJ .)F' 171 343.000. $44.0)) nIt C .st n • Magnolia SVC Corp to Wm. F CPaQman I *1 Terry, 201 Cam bridgeDf. LW. Lt24,WCSIVaHiIIS. S.c.) 7043. P.*tg OFF On 343.500. 331411 per cent $i000 Don HOOvCr Constr Inc • to Mark A LaMotte, tgt, & Beverly A [liSps, 11 91 . it ten. 201 Lothberrv Hill. .c . ii • LW. Lot 37. Wilk 704 Mtg Fl: Orl 343.900. 1333 399 per cent 1141,114101 0 KeiWwih Ernest Posse. sgl to Marlin La:or,t: & at Rose II . ISS Spring Ste TH. Mtld, Lot 21, HIS I Spring 15 Hills. Sec 1 1419Mtg FI Off 335.400. $4 4109 Si Pet cent 313.000 L Y P,OMA% A Mtn(k 1 *1 Donnit', ; iF C ,intenc lab TOO LW. It )t. '.5-kt* 1411%. Set 1*0 20 as. AAIg I F Ott $53.39). 343107 1 pen cent $5930O Magnol'a SVC Corp to Artenia% '',. George C) Van Grjoven Martha P & Wm Oar. & *1 Frinc ¶1 • 01 I , nt '.v 294' of E 4)0 'of Lot 44' of Lot 113 131st S ci. I 31. 3500 Winter Springs Div Corp to Residential Comm Of Amer Inc Lot 217, W i nter Spr i ngs Unit J 1719 MtCo I *1 Margaret I. Nt 3 8,9). 320.0)) Pe%'dential Comm ,Amer Inc • to 317A. LW. It I Wrk.va Club (tts . A P Traynor Jr & *1 Marilyn J 5ec One. 70 34 7 Mfg F F On C)son Rd WS. Lot 717 . Winter 3720)). 3S7 54 S IS per (tnt $22.0)) [ 5. J homes Inc to American SPftWJS Unit 317 Ii 90. Mfg Sun Itt c,,cvp One Inc , B. 531 Off 37101 fd all Bk0nl.U7.i,4O7, $7O.00) *T F r ancis J L(JIlfl C ommenc e at SW con of NW. Of C t H4mry F #ilSiinj.Qn & *4 [len 3(. t 5c 531 29 nc 3l?'3.XO '0 & *5 J04fl to L . III) Ivy In. WI', It Il 131 5 C). John E Ta,ntjle*w.'d Set I rep( IC 1'S a..), Wilbur II iorLiafl I *4 belly J ill Mfg Jaw 14411 13k 377,300. $711 Al W Hornbeam Or . LW 10? 62. Bib per Cent $77.9)0 3. Sabll Pont Amended Pi'l, It 67 ROy Haynes 1 *1 Eleanore to 64 subj mtg WP Fed 677 332.400. F red Wendur 1. *1 Ffanrt M. 11* PICHO Mfg Corp to Anthony Bryan Cl ,AS. Lot 21 HIS H Oakland Lombardi 1*fJan.t.3340t*Drop Estt,2ndSet IdiSliubi Onto; Fr Cove, CO. Lot Ia. ets A. Sterling 1064 313.600. $35.000 Countrywide Funding Corp to Unit it. 17175. Mfg NCNB Martha A P phe'r. 710 Hi(køfy St., 1,1y,000. 137.000. 3254 331.000 Sebring. Lot I Ott I) Eastbnoo& s d Iouv,r"a 1,5 Shelter ilorm OuBos%l 10 John P Butt 1 *5 Un S 7505$. $71,300 Emela, Ii? Hidden Oak Dr LW. Robert C) Turner 1 *1 Josephine svbi tnt; S 71 101911-- Lot I), 015 13 to James N Williams & at Kathryn e Springs Village. Sic) Th GIen*oOd & James H Hurst & *1 Mary S. Il 39 10 etc . 363.000 Pt? 13 ISS Stone St Oviedo - ['.of Co to Eli Anne S. n home Mb W' iLots 201&3OSO p Swope Land Moon. SQl 1413 Meadowtank St Co Pat Black Hammock 2110111. LW, LII 81k C Sky LInk 3d. 17,4 Mfg to grantors $11,500. $17100 S will mtp Sin Home Mfg 317.0001 per cent 316.0W II) & W 144,TiFTO(9 . . . jr . '. 131.000 t naid Kieffer. Nepr itt Paul T Theresa Kieffer. 673 Woodward Violef I. Burke to Erie I Fnison 'i o n, same as above 1100 ' ' . I __________ J. 04 '.4 . - III 4 - • ,f;': I • _____' : I :'.j '..'t - 4.'; f ______ ., .s1Y ,. "______ .. / ________ ,-, app- - •;' - Club officers (left to right) Emily Green, Edid • Smith and Shirley Ensemble To Perform Brunner %ail for %heel or fortune '' '' - 1 ________ the Station - I : . 't" r --, '- ;'f'.' . " , ,q ... Josephine Weigl, a charter member. said, ''This is a ver wonderful group. We all en joy each other when we get together and try to know each other . Thert s no partiality shown. Another charter member, Shirley Brunner, added. "These are all real nice people. We like each other and gut along very well." iL : I '. '•! ''- 1 t~ N!t - 4' f. ifl. , ;,,-f... I_f .-,,.- ":•2, .. ?' ./ -' . •..fr 'I 4 members will attend a dinner-theatre performance .' .' r f •-' _p • -... . .-. Ii . . . ,, 'it ',.'.' -. .,' Club officers include Edid Smith, president: Shirley Brunner, vice-president and secretary, and Emil' Green, treasurer spark plug of the group. . 1 - I'! . ';:.i,i;' ' . _11i~ , .., -1 ', ..• '14,,..... .-,., . - . t' :I i. 11 if - lil- . .r . L. / i . ,.. I ..._1 . " . . - '; .i• -, 1_z1" v, '- ...-.--' 'c * , - , - , e 11 I - '" r 'ha, -a ' - '.. : ç'r...,"', I ," P p. - ~_ . ,. :3 Pz `1 - L_ '::. "'-a... 3;4, -&.". S -- '!-".':'!. - r• (' ' ___ r' : ~,,.., --'-' ' i - ,% _: Ms. Gale Suzann Smothers, the 3977 Homecoming Queen at the University of Florida, has been selected to represent the State of Florida as a member of the Agree All-American Homecoming Queens contingent to be honored this year at the Orange Bowl Festival in Miami . . Refreshments are always popular with the crowd according to IIenr - ('attermole and Eleanor Storrs. 'Cinderella' Coming Up - * I ty I- lk ii, , 1111-d " i -I 1, ;1.4. , 4,, I. _________ I - ___ - • ' . ''-..It -. , ) IF NEW MEMBERS AI•WAVS %vF:I.('oSIF: I .. •, 1' -' p .,: :: S- - s. ' ;.i ' - Sitillit' Steudle i It'll 1 greets 'isian Hrumsted ":.,"..'' >•-"- 1 . Performing Arts Company will present "Cinderella " on Dec. 16, 17 and lBat 8:30 p.m. and three matinees, Dec. 17. 18 and 19 at 2:30 p.m. in the Edyth Bush Theatre in the Central Florida Civic Theatre's complex at 1010 E. Princeton Avenue, Orlando. Starring will be guest stars, Janice Barringer (formerly Janice Reid of Mt. Dora) and Edward Stewart. Tickets are available through the Civic Theatre Box Office: (305) 8967365 or call The Performing Arts Company at (305) 339-9632. Tickets are $2. The the nation's major highways. "The small dealer is going to die out.' (Hcott said, predicting a doubled market .share for self.st'rviut' stations in the early 1980s. "Right now It's roughl) 30 percent. We're going to have that double to 60 or 65 percent." Olcott said self-service station.s where washing your own windshield is almost impossible unless ou bring your own cleaner and cloth - will grow even more iintwrswial 11 of 'Annie Get Your Guri-. 'We are always doing interesting and exciting things, said founder of the club Mollie Steudle, whose intense energy seems to be he '' t,- • 1 .11.: -'!.J A(hristmas Parts will be held for members only Queen To Represent State It T"ii'; jb' :: . .. . '.- ' This past week inund many of the members traveling on a Caribbean Cruise, visiting such Places as Montego Bay, Puerta Plata. Port Au Print t an d Port \ nton ma e are aisI ,IS doing interesting and exciting things 'id Mrs. 't"udTi whose intense energy seems to he the spark plug for the group. ' . :': Roasting a healths' membership of 75 people, the monthly meet ings in the Prairie Lake IA'guori Building Programs are interesting and '. arie, and plans are always being formulated for (rips or other entertainment. group holds ______ ________ I .I . . . 1 :44 - Madeline Schuh, president of West Volusia Players Inc. ialso known as Deflary Players) announced they are presenting their first play of the season. "Angle Street" Thursday and Friday at 8 p.m. and Dec. 11 at 3 p.m., at the Deliary Community Center. The Victorian thriller in three acts by Patrick Hamilton was first presented under the title "Gaslight" by Gardner Davis in London, England. The cast, directed by Toni Waiman, includes Ruth Winters, Gary Hicks, Sharon McKechnie, ,Joan Loutsenhizer, Dale Miller, Charles Weydig and Bill French. i' w "We're going to have a large piece of land with [I 1 ;1% IA10 islands, all self-serve." he said. "At one end, still I. , 10 little kiosk in which sits the mone)laker "The pimps even could be overhead so that as th" a •ur drives over the parapet it will trigger this gadget that %% ; 11 somehow lower this pump, wh:ch coull be it laini: tube coming down from above." There might not even be a moneytaker. "One of the things the companies have been thinking about isa card that would be put in a pump and unlock the flow of gasoline. You could take what uu want, t'lt'i tronically recorded in a central billing plh('. The oil companies already are interested ui phasing out the personal service of their own credit cards, he saId They would prefer bank cards, which soni*'boIy else hi.t" to process. The reason for all this. Ok'ott said, is econoni: Margins of profit for the snull.volwnc gasoline dealer, and the smallvolwne jobber who serves several stations. are shrinking. Costs are rising. Olcott said growth of the "big pumpers" will leave a service gap that Increasingly will be filled by specialists, a trend already visible, lie said this Is what will save sonic of the neighborhood dealers. "l'hose 100 million cars must be serviced by soruieoni'," he said. "What we me going to see is that service servic e stations that don't go into self-serve will go more he;.vil) into sen'ice. 'And more and more of thest nonpetroleuni p"ople art' getting into the service business. Paton, lot example. .' manufacturer of truck axles and hard parts, they are getting Into the service business. They see the vaccnuni . , A Memoty? unless Q. There lia vacant huUIeli our neighborhood with a real estate broker's for sale sip on IL The property has become a '1 - I Must The Broker Realty Transfers Keep Site Up? 1 . -,IT' Players Present 'Angel Street' Service: "If the farmers aren't here, demands ft,r higher price are met. won't he here" he said. "For three years in a row. A MODEL The store accepts wheat at the equivalent of $5.02 a bushel, we've had lousy weather here," corn at $3.45 a bushel, soybeans Morris said. "They've (fatFOR TOM al $7.60 a bushel and grain me,s been getting , sorghum imtlo at $5.77 a and half prices for three years.' the community, as the good appearance of the community amid Lspreser'ved. A We111 property. although vacant, appears watched after. This can discourage iandallsm, )i HOUSTON t UPI i - Trusting our tar to the 1:0 sc wears the star, or even his competitors. tii.i be tiaot , difficult in the not.so-dit4ant future It's not thai theS 'II )s' less trustworthy the) 'II Just be harder to full William Olt'tt, editor of National l'etrilewia Ness says the trend in retail gasoline marketing us toward mort and bigger non•serice stations of the kind ahead) dott iri 1 .fl sorghum. Corky Morris and his wife, Voocelle, who own and operate Fellers, are trading merchsn• disc for sacks of grain at parity F1CU. maintenance the property should need. 'This Is in the bed ü4ered of the Owner and the broker, as the piçdy will - 'HOw abc .11 that' / it QJt(j(1 f liht matchtr tot a while. if / tere :.it. Barter Deal making money. // _ - Z The American Legion Post No. 255 and Auxiliary of I)eltona will hold its annual "Early 11,. Bird Dinner" on Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. A dance will follow at 8:30 p.m. and will be free to all Early Birds. The public is invited to attend at the cost of $2.00 per person. The orchestra will feature Legionnaire Charles Rogers on the drums. Tickets are available from Adjutant Paula Latola. _________________________ ii4 . Early Bird Dinner-Dance Set I Farmers Get state for their gram. ,,, ,,, " 1 . - asked to make a contribution to Hacienda Girls Ranch. The Arts Department is in charge of a .Christmas program. Datsunm o f • nesday for the December business meeting. Reservations are required fcr the catered noo n luncheon. In lieu of a gift exchange, members are iVBrass - 1. I Th e Woman's Club of Sanford will meet Wed. public. In addition to selling used cars and a complete line ot dels, Baird-Ray rents and leases autoniobih's and . - 'h'.-' '. Open To Public Us F;Lft% Nl('IIOI.S Going on cruises, visiting famous Florida landmarks and attending dinners and theatre productions are just a few of the activities that the i Happy Senior Citizens of Seminole County include on their busy agenda. Now in its second sear. the group is an inait'pt.ndent organization, founded b Mollie Steudle, (i f ('assellwrrv, L ,' Partnersh ip • ............. ~-~ill- 4 Club Gifts Go To Ranch • Publix Elects, Names 2 -~-~e. _. __ __-.--:..- ~ -- -1i,--I,- __ _.I- ~ ;-~~.,,_ ~ - Concerts Baird, Hrrald PhOID1 by Tom N111414 First, the pouring and then the celebration. was the order of the day at grand opening of Baird- Itay , vice pi It for Charles Ito's Ray Datsun dealership. lilt U.S. 17-fE!. ith Bill honors n-Happy Senior Citizens Living It Up The Choraliers of Seminole Community College will perform a concert of Advent and Christmas music at :i p.m. Sunday in the Concert Hall of the new Fine Arts Building. The program, entitled "The Feelings of Christmas," will explore, " through music, the moods of the holiday season in a historical perspectiv. from the early religious celebrations to modernity. Dr. Burt Perinchief is the director of this 21-voice ensemble of mixed voices. The Community Chorus and Choristers of S.C.C. will perform the "Magnificat in D" by J.S. Bach as part of their holiday concert in the S.C.C. Concert hull Monday at 8 p.m. Both concerts are free and open to the public. - Sunday, Dec. 4. 1977-IC 11111111111111111111 Brief ly Colonial Room Sold Raborn Opens - :'' • - ". c;;.-': , . 1`117 -I -0 -J i f :. [IF-" - IV I .i' i -, " ) 'r' '"re ,jC.. , tP .r ,. '. • A : 04 1: ;4 • :;. . '• - •,,r Pc - Railroad Artifacts On Display ft '-:: ' The Central Florida Chapter of the National Railway Historical Society will have a display of Railroad artifacts and memorabilia at the Bradlee- Mclntyre house, 130 West Warren Street in Longwood in conjunction with the Historical Society's Arts and Crafts Festival Saturday and Sunday. This will be a preview of the Railway Society's future Museum and Railway Display to 'be erected in the Historical District of Old Longwood Village, in the near future. f 11 L iII . r . -* jt: 1 /9 _ " IP- ' 't''• ...k'... 1 .:..' /,.; - 11 '' t'' . - I ' i... :''. 't'• • \ '.. t) jZ ~~-N( )-. Li 'I 1 71v_ 4 ~ "y , ' 1Ll 1 1 w i I I , - '. '. I Wives Fete Includes Husbands The Orlando Naval Training Center's Officers Wives Club will hold a husband-wife luncheon on Dec. 15, at 11:30 a.m. Featured speaker for the .'wcheon at the Officers Club will be General Lewis Walt, USMC (Ret), former Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps. All wives of active duty or retired military officers in the Orlando area are invited. Reservations can be made through your command representative. v' !:t" ( I'l.ANNIN(; ('AItIBHI'AN ('Ii LIME IS I"t'N ,.,Frank Steudle, :lice Sasser ( center) and Ih'lpn ('attermole SlKF: MINE MUSIC. Mt'SI(', MUSI(' I .etlia %%.ird accompanies Bill and Josephine Weigl ". • " j,}•." , •4 .. ' - 0 �Sunday, Dec. 4, lfll 2C—Evening Herald. Sanford In And Around Casselberry What Good A Nets $$ For Emergency Fund been hooked ever since. "This ear' carnival val was the delay should a child need to go are sold. "After the for their two daughters, Jen — He has been in Five plays, ni t successfUl one ever," to the hospital by ambulance. has Kathy when demonstration we had the infer and Anne, "Oliver" where h. C LAIRE to Mrs. J?annie syrup over biscuits and it was her third child sometime in including ••••••••-•••-••••'' J aCabinet officer whosuggesteti street boy and was in -played a WRIGHT Lerch. Ways and Means St Augustine's CatholL December. delicious!" she said. most of the scenes. He is ('asselberr 67 as the age before anyone chairman at ('asselberry Church held a Thanksgivin) S)Thpathy is extended to Mrs currently working on Recently I've been reading would be permitted to coiled The Coff espondent Elementary School. dinner For people of the cornVisiting Sharon and Butch ,with and hearing things happening from Social Security. the Miracle Worker' at She said thanks goes to the inunhty at the church hail on lorenze, I Park Ave., are Mary Wagner It seemed to me this was death of her uncle, Mr Clint doing backstage work. in Washington which might plot to people who helped with the Thanksgiving Day. The dinner Sharon's father and his etfe, a who are already nothing more than Mrs. Wagner traveled of help to us Chris's sister, 13-year-old booths. the parents who ton- was organized by F'.E.LT. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hostarno to Mobile. Ma for the Funeral Marlene also played a royal retired. But if you are getting have us continue working only tributed baked goods, and to the Faiiilies Experience-in Life for 4-year-old Jason Knox. from Minneapolis, Minn. They close to celebrating a 65th to have more money coming local merchants who con- Together) of St. Augustine. celebrated the 13th birthday of with her son Darren and her child in "The King and!." They birthday and are facing the into the rather depleted Social Jun and Linda Bollinger, 11 15 their grandson Todd on mother Mrs. Ilea Laurtidine of would perform six nights a Approximately 80 persons "doomsday" when you might Security cash box, which would trihutt'il prizes and paper week and do two performances w cne to spend the day w.th Quintuplet Dr.. spent their Thanksgiving Day. be forced to leave your b, have worked both ways more Saturday. One of the most popular other families. The Th 'nksgtving holiday in "I enjoy being on stage and They have also visited money coming in anti less keep on reading. "It was tedious," Chris ex. guiies was throwing it wet organization provided three 4atson, with Linda's parents, Disney World and took in an would like to make acting my money being paid out. "We'd go t bed rig!-,, sponge at the faces of school turkeys, cooked by Bill Baker. :;helby and Alyne Brothers. s..id Christopher plained. Oviedo High School foothall profession," New legislation may very It's moortant to remember after school to be ready for th While they were there, the game where 15-y'ar-o1d Li,a tronski, 1455 Lady Amy. well affect you more than it Social Security pension checks coach King Smith and his IlK- 5e who attended brougnt a a play that night." He added 1611 Bollingers look their children, lorenze is oil the dance corps. Chris has just finished does those of us who already are tax-free, but the paycheck FlU, student assistant Rusty covered dish. and Marlene love acting and he Pastor John Dear)' said a Jimmy and Alyne, to the annual Butch's sister from Mm' seven'weck acting stint at Once have received a retirement for a person working after 6515 ('pe11 to Mrs.Lt'rch t'splained that the prayer service was held before cant grinding (i"rnstration neapolis, Mrs. Sandra landUpon A Stage Dinner Theater are looking forward watch, with no need to tell time subject to internal revenue PTA will u,sc (hi.' profits from dinner, "There were so many which s held at the P.K. man, also visited the Lorenze as a royal child in the play "The auditioning for more plays in because we have no place to go, income taxing. the future. family, staying for a week. or were presented with an in' King and i.' Some who are about to retire the carnival to pay for clinic people alone who came to share Roweles farm in Madison. field trips for cacti with other Families," he said, Linda explained that the cane - - Chris, a 16-year-old Lyman scribed desk pen set and have will want to figure out whether supplies and Congratulations to the South "It was very nice to give grinding process begins with Mrs. Norma Brady from high School student said he Seminole Pee Wee I,eague "The no one to write, it will be advantageous, class 'Memoney will also buy a Thanks together." mules pulling machinery that Greenfield Mass., is staying became inspired watching his hurricanes" for their onThe House of Representatives financially, to continue at the After dinner a birthday cake mash the sugar cane. Then it is ,A ith Kathy and Robert mother perforiii in tile theater defeated season and winning old job. Or to retire and try to Weekly Scho~lastic Reader for already has passed and a of the students for the year. baked by Charlotte Garland squeezed out into a barrel. ('hiidoba, 745 S. Winter Park in Europe. has live comfortably with Social all the Disney Howl game over St committee Senate When tie was in seventh grade IIt'leni's (ruin Buford. S.C. 3) checks and Fifty dollars will be put into an was brought in. The cake was When the barrel is full, the Dr. Mrs. Brady Is Kathy's recommended that the man- Security benefit datory retirement age in m. returns from small in- "ambulance fund. - This decorated with two candles, one syrup is cooked in a vat over a grandmother and will LA.' here he got a part in his first play, assures that there will be no for Father l)eary and the other hot fire, then poured into bottles to help Kathy and Robert care joined the drama club, and has' Don't forget to vote on Dec 6 %'eStrnfit.s. 65 to advanced from dustry be Or you can plan retiring and 70 takeanotherjobforlessnioney A few legislators even favor which might keep you under removing this retirement age that ceiling of $3,000 which . Eastern limitation entirely. That doesn 't limits your outside earnings Watch? .- - Jarman. - - - _____ Sta r Chapter mean everyone wishes to before you lose all or part of continue working after 65, or your Social Security pension even after 62. check. HOLIDAY Sonierecomniçndations have It's a choice which be made in Congress to raise open for the next generation of txen earnings ceilings to $4,000, this potential retirees. w Ma FASHIONS $4,500 and even to $6,000. But at I'm skeptical whether all the time I write this I know of no these retirement splurgings in legislation passed by Congress the capital are really because of and signed by the president (littering social season is assured with hlanne seemingly sudden splurge of which spell out how much and concern for us, the aging when we will be permitted to population, earn more money after monk's dress In sheer black and gold metallic knit, left, to wear belted or not as the holiday retirement without forfeiting Or whether the proposea any part of our Social Security legislation is planned to get pension schecks. more money into the Social Already spokesmen are Security Fund, Because anyone walling objections to what this who will continue working after all might do to the Social 65 won't collect all or part of Security Fund. normal social security benefits. If the earnings ceiling ' And, more Important, he will raised,we can make more and Order of Eastern Star, Sunrise Chapter No. 207, SI htVA nterprise, held the anIl.KINs mversary service. Speaker was Sanford Rev. A.J. Mack, 33rd degree corresponden mason and pastor of Trinit .i.•Il5 United Methodist Church Officers are Louis Armstrong III, Potentate; Freddie Mobley, Worthy Matron; Lithe Sterling Mills. Mae Jones, Associate Matron; Others visiting in Sanford are Joyce Williams, Conductress; \is Catherine Jones Walters - easy-fitting M or l's - - . flounced bodice has the soft look of now in the floor-length gown by love for Petite, - ' : polseser chiffon, it is scaled to the dimensions of the short and tiny ins. continue paying some of his the Social Security fund won't earnings into the Social be much poorer by losing the Security system. small amount chalked up as Unfortunately, you can't eat penalty deductions. But this your cake and still keep all or a wlll bebalancedoffby the extra money contributed to the fund small piece of the cake. First rumblings about a by people who will be holding possible change in Social onto t heir old jobs for another Security regulations came from five ears. . - , -. " - - Give Him His Freedom Legally) DEAR ABBY: I am 41 and once. What should Ido? I love iii) boyfriend but I feel I owe up" something. NEEDS AI)V!CE Mel is 44. We've been married for 20 years and have three nice children one is still at home. We have no money problem and no sex problems, but all of a sudden Mel says he wants to be "free." No divorce mind you, hunting for a house to buy. he just wants to be free to come I He's a real estate agent. I I and go as he pleases, so he liked everything about turn. rented an apartment and He's not married and neither bought new furniture. I even am I. I finally bought a house helped him move, through him. He was gone for a week, then My question: How do! let him he came home. He said he know I would like to go out with miued our dog. him? I prayed nigtd and day that The escrow just closed and he'd stay home, but three days there Is no reason for him to The Longwood Historic later he went back to the come around anymore. will hold its First apartment for the weekend, IN THE MARKET Society Annual Arts and Crafts Show at I told him I loved turn and DEAR IN: You ma he "hi begged him to give up the the market," but I think you're the Longwwod Village Inn on unless the real SR 427, Saturday and Sunday apartment. He said he liked me out of luck from 12 to 5 i.ni. as a person, but he didn't think estate agent has a real Interest it was "love." Also, he didn't In )OIL -. -John and Pain \'urick and want to hurt rae, but he had to DEAR ABBY: My be "free." girlfriend's husband got on the their children, Jon, David and I don't think there's another wrong side of the law and might Shelley, .......... spent Thanksgiving in IWid lIll ('diii UtOUICI woman. There hardly have to spend some time in John F. Rudy II, wife Patti, and enough for me.i I'm so conctuldren. Jay and Robin. fused, it's tearing me apart. My friend will be living al l Mr. and Mrs. John Bowman What should I do' alone in a trailer, and she Is of Saba! Point, entertained Mr. PART-TIME WIFE WIFE very much pregnant. I wan t to and Mrs. John A. Bowman, Sr. DEAR PART-TIME: go and stay with her at least of Magnolia. Del., and Mrs. Marriage It a fulI4Ime corn- until her baby is born. I k now Marion Jennings mitinent with no time off for she needs me. good I or bad) behievior. If your Bradento n, over She's my dearest friend. She the husband wants to be "tree," and her husband took me in Thanksgiving holiday. give him his freedom legally) when! really needed it. They and you take yow's. U the dog proved to be true friends, and I dies, he'll have nothing to come will never forget it. home for. My problem is my boyfriend. - - '• •'' -.. - ,v. •V , CO N 1" IDE N TI A 1 TO "LEARNED THE 11*131) WAY" IN WATONGA., OKLt,: There's hardly a man alive who .-nnh4n'l retire rnmfnrt2HIl lii '1 In DEAlt NEEDS: Tell )our boyfriend that you are quite capable of determining what )our lriends are "wortti"__and w orth t,. •. .7f..... they ---- I Then go help your girlfriend In her time of need. - V Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burke of Rochester, N.Y. are visiting with his family and friends. iiisce MinnIf2 - In And Around Longwood ___ Socie ty Sponsors First DEAR ABBY: I met this He says, "Forget them — t hey great-looking man when I was aren't worth bothering about." OPEN )STOa DAILY - M 11 - - - - The Jerry and Enunita Schmft of Devonshire spent Thanksgiving in New Orleans. While there, other than visiting the worldfamous Bourbon Street , they went to a Southern vs. Grambling football game, and saw the New Orleans Jazz basketball team play at the Supertiome. They also made a 041 41111 C Our I Seminole County our WITH IT! "'Mill"" is 'J p.rii. l"or mest'rvations and information, call lb.' tnmii.' l(.iss.'ll Ilii'atre box office. ORGANS AR TRADE-INS YJ EASY TERMS FROM '~'_~~_~ r b 119 20$ E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 94 s__a. 3224204 ..a.. -- . SdLE CARPET SAVE S20 TO 4.00 PER YARD IL The auxiliary will continue its 18-year tradition of having a convenient tUlle' The next muiet'tmngs will be held on Jan 18 and 19 at the First 1".'derai Bank tin S It ai.m and U.S. 17-92 The club is presentls working on single' miit'miibe'r districts whicti is one of ttie items being curisiik'rtsi as a proposal to the new state constitution Inc thi Past t-its •'I,'ctiohi. Imiacis citizens discuvt'rt'tI lii. lati.- that vutt'r registration closes 30 tl.-iy s bt'forc an t'lec' lion Judy t'ndiuragt's unregistered citizens to register Ri'tnt'l's parents, Mr. and Mr. Rudd Patton and her 'isit'r Joan, of Bristol, joined tht'imi for the festivities. Also present were sist er Ida from Richmond and nieces and ncpmi'ws nw ('ii futi.'' •'i' There art ia mi'ii1i.'nts requirement, l('-gi-tr,ition im,sv bt' ,ti..t um.i'i'ht 1 •,t (lie Interstate SlaL mit 1 Man' tnmi'rs W x,% .. -ekh. ¶1 in I 1 : p iii 'u'g,. • ''It:'., fn:c the' Supervisor o I t'c tIir office', id',-ise's that r'iii.traton can also be ace'tnucplh"I fr-mm ii .1° ;I no tti in in Itcoctim 44 if the 0mm. chairman of the t cc ('enter Advisory Ikt-d, ri-paris that the Board %% Ili hold it:. regular monthly meeting on Monday' at 1 p.m. at the ('nit' ('i'ntt'r There niectines are i......................a e..........i.. ',u,ai voi iii ,uetijitic, .100 i.'RiLi.il IUl)UL is She e'xpres'.eil i'siflee-rii that always encouraged. micany of th'- registration renewal c.rds to',.' ut been llapp Birthday to Betty ri-tiirmi,'f ,,mil emictiuragi',. the' Frc'rk'h, whose birthttas was i \.'. prompt riuni if '.ca-h cards I 'iault - ':. ...-_- , '..,..,,........ l(i'bit'l law 'cr .ini 'in 'lincinir realls ;tppr i'i.it, ci the i rutral twaut iful ti.,ln', florist;, ti.e'attcc'r ,ilI,-n four. day •, ismt to link I .iirf,is. \a .i ;rti ti Sc: n cut.'' I . ' by Luxurious Saxony Al A t-antastic Sculptured Saxony in Rich Fashion Colors Multi-colored . "~ ~ - .+ ,: .~it 1 !~4 _:.. A ~A,. . . -_;. . ;--_" ~ :I, vc .~ ;_ 11 -,., _:- ~ ,, .:1~-. ~I; - . ~s. ... -. --~.-. . - - -~*~ w_ - ..,; 4. ~A.~ ~ I 1 , *. -,; ..: _. .~..-- 1, 1; - New $ I) yd : -. i ~, ,,tan , u' -r ' per yd. Reuiar 511 9 5 -2'r&_-f CALL 305-322-3315 or 322-7642 the "pAIüpS Demoting Den -. ( 31 9 WEST 13th ST SANFORD FLORIDA Jane Philips ~%.~^ :1 ,7, , .,,.* , II -I1 - -I - . ~. ., . - I -.. I ~ . __ , .- _ .---% , , , - . - , ' J1 I:,..;e ' - / ., ~_ L ': ,': 4 like "G'ceal puk"" , Are ready to take the chill 1. out of Christmas - I ._- I -1 C r - ' .4 i - '(1s .:Ccef-e.s 'ile W-U0 \ 'caa.' -.. . -' ~ ' \ c'.-\ ). V en House I '' ' IS, . , \ ' . '45 and 165 '50•60-10 ', -. .: ,-.~k4 '~ 4f I? I T collins II:I I 2682 FAIRWAY PLAZA, HWY. 17-92 \-..., L 0" r' A. 0 S. ,.J ._.._.j ..., .-,.'' SANFORD .0. 0,0~ ~~~~~0,~~~ ~ ~- - , ),_V`~* I PH, 323.1204 I, FREE PARKING IN REAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY ,",. to' ,'-.".: : E& - - 1',, ' I . 1~ aI 1'I( I - Qn!I t mc JFl n r nj 1t9i t . :-, ,. ', (164 a ,., I .',,,'-, , I if N , Eloise 1,,, .,,s; , - Vl*~)'M' ;5_L&., ' '. -. 4 .st,. 3:'- See our lovely display of holiday arrangements potted plants 0. Mrs. Martha Yancey of Milady's Fabric Shopp, displays some of the fabulous holiday fashion fabrics now in stock. She 's homing generously splashed with a silver dramatic black nylon metallic design. Selections Include plaid taff.tas, velvets, printed vetve?e,ns, knit and Woven metalhics, chiffons and sleek, sleek satins.An abundanc, of headed, sequined and rhineston, trims are also on display. Plan a visit to this unique "Evening Wear Boutique at 201 E. First Si., downtown Sanford. You'll not go away disappoint, . .1; • '70 and '95 ~ . e I -..,'- ,.,s, -'k., • fool Mother Nature, in many styles and colors BETWEEN 1:00 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. 0 . ' ', , I. ~ . Fabulous man made furs& suedes that can almost ''' .-: I- I OP SUNDAY, DECEMBER 4th , .' 46 Wally Philipt -'-/''.' q. Please plan to attend our special istmas " .4 Xrt. _- ~4-.,' ...r,;. !~'i --*,.r Saiony $Is, 4 l:i?A i k- 4 Contemporary S per yd. Regular :-%'.".','. ave money and get the beautiful interior you want. arpet provides the broadest esp,snse c4 color and ?eturi n your room Omit risk a otIy mistake, cut us today. fireplace, and he then fills them with goodies and presents luring the night 1.ucy continues this tradition with her children, but if the', lived in Holland, there would be no Santa Claus bringing gifts on t he 2.5th, as that day is spent in religious celebration. Basketball season started tim% week for boys (ron: through 17 according to 13:11 ,Ianie, Director of tInt' l(,-ure'atiicn I)epartmnent htoys w h ,ire' Inte' ested should check ' LIGHTHOUSE $17.50 per Regular 116 50 In anticipation of St Nicholas' I)as- on Dec. 6, Lucy Sheets finds herself reminiscing about her childhood in Apeldoorn. In Holland. the children nlce their wooden shoes, filled with hay and carrots for St. horse, JUBILATION Value — Nicholas' EGAL :HoicE - .l-i EXAMPLES OF GREAT SAVINGS AVE $4.00 SAVE s.S0 SAVE $2.00 ER YARD PER YARD PERYAD with that department for additional information ( r I'tS SHOE STORE LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CNRTMAS %O men. ' M( • ' 322. p739 Try it you'll like it! 1. - a V , [] J "j I.-.,' .t;1 is r of f,unily- , they didn't urry about the temperature, Ihugh, arid enjoyed Ilc.inksgising at the home of .''r 'iste'r, Peg, and tmu.stumj, liii hogan and dish gardens OPEN FRI. NITES On Hwy. 17.97 at 771h ('hip Johnson of Sanford, arid Kim Sands enact a Auxiliary received the first scent' from 'Tb.' lttlmlii('r Stumbles" which opened male member in its 18 year at the nni.' l{uss('II Tt;i'atrt' Thursday, The forceful history. Councilman Harry dramn;i is ill run through next Saturday, :hl evening Terry'. The club only recently changed its by-laws to include l'rf0rn1ai1c.'s at.' sch,'iltil,'d at M::jo, 'the Dec. 10 - 0, 1i E1,11I 111 1111 - ff GIFT WRAP FAIR WA Y PLAZA :. ( 1 . 'I.-k, .0 1. '. A—, Pft"%6 19 Refreshments will be served We feature Thomas Organs with the fantastic ColorGiow Keyboard... and Kohler Pianos - The Lake Mars Police lkpartmment in conjunction '.sith rAk A4 We have same ii the liwest pffC*$ In Florido LOCATION 223 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD COME ON, . %•I Organs and Pianos . , I 4-year-old Nifty, new fashion mootwear, comfort cushioned and styled to please. A fun-and-fancy-free gift for the lady in your life! - pricesand coin laundry service in a pleasant at. mo',ptre Coen 7 a m. daily LGcateO at : k The Lake Mar)' Volunteer Fireman's Association I Footwear For Christmas Giving I LAUNDROMAT Dry Cleaning at budget :: covered t!ish turner for tmit'mnbers, like Mary firemen and their fam:lies on Dec. lB We're all glad to know that Mrs Joseph F'iph is Feeling well inrJ is active with the Auxiliary again - - arrived on Nov. 21. The next day the two couples piled into the Sines camper and drove to the Florida Keys. 1bev enjoyed a turkey dinner with all the fun's on Thanksgiving right at their campsite. On the way ba ck to Central the toured Fla.. they F e'rgde .siO did i.' sight seeing t';t. They reti'mned ome' on No'. . 27 and the Hact,' flew ha.k to Ma, y!ai.il the next day It was an ''untraditional but a nice Thanksgiving", according to Mrs. Sines Festive . FAIRWAY IF.( ~ 11 A I i IfW . .* -. N - ,' OPEN 1TOS SUNDAYS . -- '— youngsters can select and purchase gifts, all $5 and under, for morn and dad and grandparents. - their annual business meeting anti pot luck dinner on Dec. 8, at the VFW Post No 8207 home located on S.R. 427, Longwootl, at 7 pm Members and guests art' ;t.skt'd to bring a sampling of their favorite culinary treat This meeting wrIl also ''kick off' the Associate Membership drive, so come on down, bring a friend, and sign up and become Sorry, Parents Not Allowed". The "Secret Room" Is w here daughter, lk'thany, was able to find gifts for her daddy and me, which she bought with her own money! Woman's Club were taught some of the basics of flower arranging. Dec. 14 Is the date of the club's Christmas party to be held at the Lake Mary home of Mrs. John Ulmer. As is their tradition, clh members will excnange handcrafted gifts, Also in keeping with tradition, the Woman'3 Club will decorate the lake M;'r y Post office for the holivay season by providing a Christmas tree and other decorations. We residents certainly opcreciate their efforts. The Lake Mary' Homemakers Club will hold their Christmas party at the Geneva home of Mrs Harold iFflie Scott The event will be highlighted by the exchange of hand' crafted gifts, made by the members themselves, aiid the decorating of their Chrtstmiias tree at the covered dish lun. cheon. The Homemakers Club is an extension club from the Count) Agricultural Center with several chapters in the area The November meeting was highlight ed by a program on Home Security- nd Care an d Repair of Small appliances . .' . ...................................... ;: the Volunteer Fire Department, will provide some Christmas theer for the children In lake Mary. Of Course, Santa Claus "sill be on hand for the fun. / . Executive Conunittec of the Democratic Party will hold s;;-;;'e 'et ' I& ,*Ait y ' marvelous shop for "little people", the "Secret Room". m';ari'.t tw'.&zirp c lbi. Si n - - Also visiting with them are Mrs. Oliva Smith and son, Samuel, and While I was shopping this past week, I discovered a ______________ /Itw - At their November meeting members of the Lake Miry LWV Prepares For Yule his old age If be could sell his experience for what It rut him. - _______ _______ ' - In And Around Altamonte their daughter, side trip to Mississippi to visit friends, Dr. and Mrs. Fernando Astilla. ~44 _!0~4_7 - I X -- .1 Arts And Crafts Sho __* 1. ~0 C historian Jo Lee, and Past Orlando Naval Training Center District Presidents Jane Dispen.sary-. The ladies visited Carter, Evelyn Hart, Esther the recruit dispensary and Jacobs, or..i Dorothy Bates. psychiatric ward. They played Also in attendance were Mary bingo, served cupcakes arid Moulton. president of auxiliary punch and visited with the No 20 3, Joan Kloppenberg, sailors and waves who are president of auxiliary No. 10108, hospitalized. Jean Scarboruh president of auxiliary No 8152. and Brenda Need to do seine Christmas hlonard. president of auxiliary shopping and don't want to take No 4287 Representing the Winter along the children' The Winter Springs ('ity Council were S prings P10 may have an Mayor Troy Piland and his wife answer to your problem. For a Mar)liml, Councilman Claude nominal fee, they- will have Ih'ct'imcl'r is it rather qwel Ash and his wife Betty-, available a group of highly Councilman John Sabatini, and qualified and experienced month hirthe lA';tguo of Wont-ri Fire Chief Charles Hoizmnan teenagers to babysit children of Voters of Sc'mucmnok ('owity all ages. A n ursery will be set according to Judy Knudson. a' and his wife Ruth closing of the up at the school, cornpk'tt' %% till must of 11w mmiemmibers art' ii Prier to the volved 1 'hri:.: rii,i" ct'remmconies, ('omuimuiandt'r Ed play-pens. In You can avail yo ur self of this preparations Uanise'y presented May or Piland with a s pecial plaque for service on Dec. 9, from 7-9 p.m., Among the preparations is i his 'outstanding cooperation" l)ec.10,frofli noon Ill 4 pm Christmas parts on I)et' 9 for r or munner inmorniamion, to the Winter Springs Post, members and elected official'. State Surgeon Jack [turns was a contact Karen Englert at 377 in the county1868. recipient of a plaque for Ins The presitient of the I.WV ''help and cooperation in in — y' that the club mei.Ls ttit' stituting the Winter Springs A traditional Thanksgiving third Wednesday of the month Post was not for Don and Sheila at 9:31 1 a iii. ,intl the third The Flor:da Nuggetts Drill Sines this year. Friend_s of Thursday at 7 :3(1 p iii idenTeam, the official state drill theirs, Rosemarie and Dick tical agenda to afford hitchteam catered the meal flames of Oxen liii), Md bersan opportunity to mmccci at a Central Florida points. - - ----.-. .4 7 '' of the Ladies District No 18 Senior-vice AuxiliarytoVFW Po I st No. 4' president Cathy Howard, Winter Springs, paid their Chaplain Katherine Kuper, regul ar mont hl y visit to the - Ck'ti6tl,1a5 1- . . ."N. - - - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Mr. and Mrs 13 B l4oykin Jr and daughter Debbie, were the house guests of the 11.13 hlo)krns Sr. in Philadelphia. - ' He':, never nit-t hem husband, and he met mv girlfriend oni) visiting mnan of the friends she made while living here. - The Midway home of Mr. ami Arletha Scott, Associate and son Shaw of Long Island. Conductrcs.s; Emma I'luiiinit'r, The former Sanfordites will hi.' Mrs. Clarence Johnson was the site of a five-generation family Chaplain; Cynthia Clark, returning soon to New York reunion. Mrs. Sall) Perry, at Tre,asurer; T;n) L. Johnson, Secretary, Andrew and Mrs. Ida B. Williams of age 87, was the oldest fa il 1% -Jackson, Patron. Hoflis, N.Y was in the city member. Others attending were Other officers are l.31a visiting wtti Fami Delores homes £ Hickson, Josephine Fort, friends. She is a former San. Veronica Jones, Sammni.' Flirette Gibbs, Dorotherine fordite and was the house guest Harkness, IalIit' Mae Gathorm, Williams, Yvonne Powell. Kas' of Mrs J.G Harold. Elizabeth Harkness, Jenny Ames, Alice Hill, liiwse Rice, Jones, James Roust', Beatrice Daisy Mills, Mary Thornton, Mrs. Ethel Allen of New York Brathhaw, Mia:iii, Mattic and Gloria Jo)ce, John Wouiard was in the city for a few days Robert Bradshaw. anti Garfield I rvin. I 1 Mr. and Mrs. John McClairen ofNew'i'orkareontheirannu.al ' ttK 't vacation visit to Sanford, / t\ T iin n . 5tiir ii ,n,l nth.,r llfl 7nnm Q11 D -.' 4 right. In pale beige — - t fanc' dictates. Sell- ______ _______ rksAnn iversary $ the Democratic Party of charter, a post must have V1 I'l. II(IIIIIIIUIII (ii 3 iit' mnetmibers -The Winter Springs Post has 27 We members, on its over 100 'flie ever active h1'O of the êmcmbership rolls. Winter Springs Elementary Presentation of the perpetual School is planning another fund hartt'r to Winter Springs Post raiser. With the assistance of C'ouiincantk'r Ed Ramsey wa_s the Winter Springs Volunteer by VFW Dept, of Fla. State Fire Dept., they will have a Commander Paul Calhoun, Santa (laos present at the representing the VFW Coin- school For those parents who niander-in-chief Dr John wish to have their children's Wasylik p'ctur.' taken with g000 old St. Other dignitaries (rein the Nick. VFW included State Surgeon Santa will be at the school, Jack Burns, Past District located on S.R. 434 L)et 9 Commanders George Howard, from 7-9 pin, and on Dec. 10, Hugh Carter, Bill Bates, from noon till 4 pin I)istrict ('oriui.antjer No. 18, There will be a nominal 1n Ku,siah, Nat'l Aide di.' OIfl) For further information, please anti Sr. Vice Pres. of District 18, call Karen Englert at 327.1868. hlasley Hart. Nat'l l.ife - - Membership Chairman Frank O'Connell, Commander George ('ailing all civic and other Foster, Post No. 4287, Corn' organizational groups. There o mander Ben Carson, Post No. still time to sign up for par8207, Commander Gene ticipation in the Winter Springs Molinowski, Post No. 10180, and Chri.gmnas Parade to be held on John Klot'rberg, Commander [)cc. 11, at 2 pm. of Post Nt) 10108 If you wish to take rt, The VFW Ladits' Auxiliary contact Parade Marshal Fire was well represeated by the Chit-f Charles Holzman at 377 attendance of State Con- 1000. ductress Evelyn hart, District No. 18 ["resident Shirley Soule, Members ,- "f To receive a perpetual associate membership group in - Groups Celebrating The Holiday Season - Winter Springs Post and :Suxiliars No. 5405, Veterans of Foreign Wars, held a dual celebration at the Winter Springs Recreation ('enter, junshine Park The occasion was the third anniversary of the chartering of the Post, and the acceptance of a perpetual charter from the it member of the first and only _______________________________ ___________________________ National VFW. -- Sunday, Dec. 4, 1fl7-3C In And Around Lake Mary VFW Presented Coveted Charter p Carnival Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, In And Around Winter Springs 715 770 E. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH 322 1521 �4C- Evening- Herald,_Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE i. I - - I ) II - 4I I \ ' C.a'4AROO, I Ara fl4 II OZ111 . I. ; ! I . .3 __-' Vs4Y? WHAT pipHE SAY YOUR TROUBLE WAS? ( / PELU5iONS O GANPEUR ) _..-' I N - urt TAU81SfAprIJ2OMaY2OI You're willing to work as person toward affectionate could UIVEI 42 Doin M3ri,n s alcel" 7 0, 1 Il THE BORN LOSER by Art hansom IA B1o11'jltj ') _____ ~7 = I'M 1)01 - Your goals this coming year and probably will succeed. Once responding to your overtures ouve accumulated some cash. %Ith the saute blarmttl that otendered them. dont blow it all (,FflNI I. Id) ,, SAGIrrAlOUS I Nov. 23-Dec. 21i An influential friend titay 1)vnionstrl.te your kellrI - - 12t 1 22 I __________ 25 25 MOKl1ø , .) 24 - 28 - - - 29 30 -- -, - - (~~ \. i I 39 e ARCHIE I O' T SC ORCRDR4M.sC (MiAT 0 C.B PLA'/ Cit £ • ii I ~ . 4;.1 1 VVIN j (5 - ME1i' 1HERES A £QJ85 £ Is 14 E ' .c &Kq 1: I'ass . I ! 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HulmpftD rMOV5.4pac, - 6OCWCK5MOI'.( - 1. _,j ,_~4__-&_ . -1 -_ a I - .I. .- - Situationsare rather promising % , i TWO, . .1 I e 1* - I vi • . -0i; 7 C - :_ , I IV 1 . WHEF , -: Ix - - 12 3 __ Jf 0 4 L s.. _... AND ERNEST & 11,~ - .•__. -.1 -1 jt- by Frank Hill VMAT . - . !i'~,_-~; _____ I * ... -1 Z 0 r ç .- 1 4 __________ "'a .. 4=01 __ _Y~ - ,,, ~_ I - I 4 '°' RIBS ••IfOu CO _____ W Pi - . a 1_g'j ~__ 1, I r ~~k-- Al i ~ I LIKE 10 6E IN HAR)N"r !J r . L.d your •' - . - utill bt, appreciated even more he anotherr if ss Ii it i'u i is Today Your heart and ~our passions, rather than Your logic, could dictate t You 'All] pursue. Problems inay "'"°'' I TI the taining elements of risk. Avoid Tread warily in joint ventures long shots today. One of iwo things might LIBRA 23-Oct. (Sept, 230calings with close friends opportunity or you may receive should prove fortunate today q less than )OU re entitled to Ilosseser arrangements stith 'he game is flu licate and . .1 - ;%= I I .. ii 1. ..,• . aft --. 61i~s •_____________ - his king of spades and ace of i1irnonds play, the last heart and run the rest of the Sr- " $I ?0 .1$,-, of by Stoffel & Heimdahl ET AT IT SYLVESTER SAGUTARILS I \t)5 23 Dec lkfort bu)lrg sonuthmg of a II A 1 " o ' The to takt sure he had pulld I BUGS BUNNY LES ru y elega today. .- ' uiuitil but not the sv hole tan nl'. e & iflnj, but profitable is AtJLARISJItn 20-Feb l9i club in t l nt fas ion. At least they, took four rounds of bidding to get 11 i T Somebods was set throi1gh sour little , Wit ' flU II IO point ,, in sour pet r group youngsters ansiAer is that if ,Ae point slam is sshat might be reich tht\ position talltd a It III Is diissn quo kls iwl Prippil) The ." ? .~"", 0 I. .. C WITH HIS ARMS , ..) I Vermeer _________ . % nature are likely to have special others toda) , than you should HIS 5F)RAY 7 YE-5 OUT WHY THE FOOR'l WHY? PEOPOR,ANT ? I Piss I FI~ALLY FIGUREP ,-*-- " . 1. I s yotj t's.s 3 \ I 11jI N"k 4 0 v- " . -V I owe t I 4 _! . by j" Pass 3A 4 A - 0 f .. - For Monday, Dec. 5, 1977 The play %4as if 1 ___________ I - AT BRIDGE , j ~ - tricks - MY SA(H / ________________ gaine and West concede(] the by Howie Schneider /,,/ ___________ ________ -.11171 - E E K & MEEK / _ 2.i S( (IRPIt) (XI .4 '50% )onttt ry their own gloom) kscI ARIVS i.Nfarch 21-April 19i Over indulgence st'l be your nemesis today lie 5cr'/ careful not to stay1 too long it the table or too late at the 53 _____ ~ __ ) . -- - - 52 St - - - ________________________________________________ ___ . 2 I - I $I V ( P4rQ.44/,s' - 49 '50 5 - by Bob Montana R kEPYIS',J 44 48 .1 ___________________ ___________________________ B B BuT i 1 r68144'4- ' - I,- . ~A.&re,-)t 4 .. iFebr '10-,%Iardi '10i NI At, n,i insincere promise,% It if of person ,A ho has a deeper ftvlui clear Today. steer Aill only for )oL; than %ou have for her , pessimists. They Practice duplicity uid )oul It)Ot aSt 40 41 42- ~ (Ic1 5% PISCF-S q - . Iui ' Avoid making an% thsou tnttauononuc ud'nantstodaunilsou strata don t lord it over them. wgh all the facts You tend to You'll only conic across as a he a little biased in sour initial snob. nespoints %IIU.() iAtjj 23-Svpt 22 AIILARIL S Jan 20-Feb 19i flar ' I po'sIbIIit) todd) 500 .Someone ,Aho ,Aants something coukIikn oiwth:ng lo our faiiiih or it love(] one ;Intl then Sollie rather lavish promises turf, aroundand tell friends jot Unfortunately, none are like to the opposite. 51 2 _________ . 9) - 10 ____________ / -~ _MU EE I - 1 II tcring ,A or(bi of praist- tWa) . .! - - 53 Inco Pofalgid I 20 ., I in 0 - that leads you believe yo u 're _______ -- '\ . - . tod.I) to one )OU (dtt for it I returns sour esteem w ith Sflliill rtltI(Illbr4mct Its n t invited in Unless he spells it thought ft it out don t bank on it Find out the sue it more about OLUSdI b 'ending ' lout n 11111 _jIf 1.:. - t CL I ___ I 8 19 110 11 12 18 19 -e '. ___ - _______ ____ ____ C, ,!)' 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PARADE !~ Z t* ft • I I " a. c W v-~l In -• (tlb (Ki)%1) 0' , 'NI 011Db F IRST ft I Ut IHNt and .~U ,,ATt _~ I flli~7 Sanfor'd and _ _ ___ 12,(W sAatched the parade (k)wn First Street S-iturday morning under sunn) skies The 140-unit parade took in hour and M U, I - r - M A ,-A 2-A - a - - • — 0 tj (Zi £ inni rs in each c itt ors l • Ma - -- t'tct'pt equetnan S4mnforl C hristian School took e"nd :irnung private a S - hool WIlLS winners Other flitUfit UI his thit ju _____ : s d here s here th. matter st*nth ti Bon Thani s the Arlea Rowell,fired a week ao co unty's ptrnne1 hrtor and af( ime action officer. said she ouItt appe al her unsat isfactory p ormanie ratwg hKh led to the firing to the bunt) Administrator Roger \isendtr, w ho will hast 30 da)s to uphold or o(urn the firing Duane [Jarrell, etuei sheriff's deput> said questions ii the henffs employment questionnaire for hiru deputies which federalinvestigators have termed potentiall) disrrim1rator not local are determined b%. the state Police Standaribs Council officials - and that the que st ions are the -one as those iske d of prospective FBI agents Don Hippn chief of the count s 's building (IlsisiOn sat d be h.ipp to hire qualifird black.s. but that none ha applied nce h is hired b) the unts ut April Dl Personnel Director Thaiite' said the county ould determine it-, response to the c harges after count) officials flu t tth the attorney. Ddsidorrreichof Miami he Kor - - Trophies also ihI k pri St nit d for ss orid Plane 9 P I a gess ilhioul Ii ihloons \ot fliLK hi if on ask th. s tso h ii,n m % Ii.it s J parade PARADE Page 2A I Torn vACf t aii1ord s parade Fr . — - g - o -I - ' * a 0 _____ 'I - I . + E I - I r ' - - / • r I I I I • • - : : ."• • :; - - $ February 1976. r' '? I Ro I iii + vio1ation cite" within 1 tias s. the letter s.us ftc ('iiUfltV thi' stir still receive $1 • million inre tnue-sharin funds Ms as the county's budget off lee well, hired in October hassturkedwider ThwnesWretflslnceSove1nbe1to find 1)5 to update and implement the tunts s affirmatise action plan. approved b% unanimous Sote of the aunts touuiiission in ' _____ 9 WE — JF t:!i,T :t • ' a g - nreich returns front his vacation next week The charges of discrimination mre contained in a letter froin licruadine Denning. director of the federal office of He% Sharing, to County Commission Chairman Dic k Williams Muth airman received No% 17 Please indicate soi intu ntion intl effort s to correct 1l 1 M W - • - • M MM ig - - Cflti) ' • of playing children on p1 s ground equipment. iI1 r, on oess1on of the plaque for one ear. Kra>ola ollgt also will rectite the first Plitit trophy for the best private - f While spokesmen for t%%o Seminole ('ounty departments, under fire from the federal Office Revenue Sharing for allegedly using discriminatory hiring practices. responded, a black personnel analyst %vho was fired last week said this morning she Would appeal the firing. 708 S z Ron ,t••,c. P Ut D1 TO PASS liv MARK WEINIWItG It's Christmas" theme went to Krayola Kollege of Hin Ave . Sanford. 1lie day nursery. which had a large float with c: 71 -n in t Christ, Paxe IL ANNUAL ( IIItI'TM • lii the Sanford parade, the Grand Marshal's In n F (Mt TIJF At State Sta n a 15 minutes to STREET WAITS iscrimination: Some Officia ls Aim Blame South St. _ A 1 'Is Rowell - one of three black professionals who stork in the courthouse as fired bs Thamet aft er spending a sear on 4. - ail 7 CD 0 Er cr probation. .. I 5 W who will have 30 days to uphold or overturn Ms Ro" ell's firul~. wiler countv personnel regulations on C= 0 IM 5; 11 a I . ^Q( Tharnes said this morning that if NcisiAcrider upholds her firing. Tharnes %ill hire another liersonnel anal%st whose principal responsibilm ml! be working %lith ine to' update the 9! % 4. 72. low a [ ago jk~= t," + tit U = _ C The letter front the revvnut-shariniz office rcquc!ts- count officials to "establish goals and tinictables which Atli en,able Ille workforce of Seminole Count, go%erninent, including the Scininole Ifigh graduate Mike Good I G9) gets I-ead% to do his blocking thing for Florida State letter also requested the sheriff' s office to eliminate pottnhiu1ls ibsi nmina%ors employment questionnaire que toms re urdiri redoing his thing Dec.23 s hen F plays Ii L% rt'Ch In Orlando's Tangerine 8osl Florida S, *iturday.:5-9. Mike % ill be doing'and - CL. 44 Hra'd • I 97 IOU Tho-% love a parade. e%pecially tile %seekend AI- 'olbv Torn Ni?s And this tuba pbs er from the ited Hurricane hand of 4..4)utll Senlillole Ifigh Schoo)l loves the sounds a AIN ,.V,. p . o .i- o on + ;10 1.4 cr — - e- U a Poll gE 11% TOM GIORDANO CI, hi. raid \i st s Editor Orlando police tod u • . U - ,, il rg in im car and initut-thatel iiiipa t ste n to e nit r,e ft . ' • %Iaizula%as%alkjng alorii, , tit VollLs%agen that struck and according to tile fernale - 9 ' driver of a (li rnnd q Officer Bass said ailiong the and reported th'e Incident. other vehicles which strik the hitfort I uiuli ,et off I-I and ftc ,_ I Ili it tit- was killed on the initial struck the youth m C5 4 ' 4 to be the vehicle that first itudent Maijula bo% was a car driven back on again it) set- if I Could elbow the eastbound lane of l sthe'n, by an Orlando city coni- It*i iss i o ne r. Roc i i 3E r R' in vnitsting public aid tit locatinil, EFF - z isse R de, H tches Bass gave this account of the V FIN I Youth cc $7 2 11 I + ,- - irk, '- " "1 LF 4 >i 1) F sa 1 - Altamonte Boy Struck By Several Cars on 91 1 I have a CB radio Kille d k he th sald Bass ur,ecl an)one stho iniht p III to ee St it the I ikel reall> sensed soniethin strong, guesstus brother had to go Ovic Center Wi- i:.ot there .4, 1 telephoned Orlando police horne to tell Bob's inother." have infurniati, )n about thr heavil> damaged Volks wagen abOUt 530 ) III. It SSIS S to contact Orlando police tin- cro,-Wed. We got up front ;is far •mj they told me to come dost eseomb said MzWa was So the could ask tile !ionic employed at the Sheraton mcdiateb'. o%d pushing. shoving, %%ent, and later I identified his Park. s Lakeland with a friend gue s it was about 9pm. sthcnl _______________________________________________ lie was identified as Conu inissioner Robert Keith, coasin Volkswagen went around her of San ford City Conunissioner 1-I early Sunday morning. Killed was Robert Mazzula of eastbound car in the passing Eddie Keith. 410 Auburn St.. as he lutchiked lane, swerved back into the All. was the onl) motorist along a stehl-lighted section of outside lane in front of her car who hit the boy to stop arid the iniersiate above Robinson and slammed into the boy return to the accident scene We Mazzula, according to Bass, determined Irorn exarnining the a.m., according to Orlando %as killed instantly, but coininissionitir's car that his car pol ice dragged 350 feet. flosses- er. t'ouht not have killed Mazzula. In my car and went Immediately channel 9... officer Ilms also said several other Investigating ''It i4as it ver) sickening sight Clarence Bass said police are vehicles struck the boy after the to see a body laying in the road nelp. the Orlando Police looking for the early model fasthok said by an eyewitness Volkswagen, Mazzula had driven it, •is cr Ste could, but that questlon.c to see if I could help I Saturday night to attend a rock discovered Bob wasn't with liii' concert, but he and his friend an%more. I hung around outside became separated sonetiiiie' after the concert for about an to emergency we're like that," said Commissioner Department and the ambulance "but convinced from the evidence Keith today "I have a (ii rachel "ere already there. I did hear 71 bud) I headed for home afte sepa rat ion it I duke 1 IflI Vhe11 I did the) '.ud Bob that unit then I saw\Iazzujj s %kv had left SaturiLiv about 4 1%iiln't returned %vt Illen I brother and told hirn about it I killed an 18-year-old Altamonte motorist oho said she saw the )CII01A • I r lt'. Of J'% ent '' It. Jkijfjj: U;) 1" park ing IIh,ht it the scent Springs boy as he walked along accident, the 41 driven them to Lakeland. hlascomub pieced together the Inn on Lee Road in Winter i oday (luring the night and he had to hour and a half, but cliulth t Around The Clock hitchike back to Altamonte find han, so I drove home. "The next day in lather.he*s Bridge Springs. according to Bass ho told me that Calendar it was Iark Bascomb of 2l the flC O'Brien lid., Fern Park, a good ,- wnivone %ws killed on the in. Uornics friend oif Slauula who hail ter.state, I don*t know. I got Croiis%ord such a funny feeling inside.. I I.dltorlal figured H give Bob's Lunih a Dear .hh -: -. 4-A Dr. Lamb 4.B Ilorcscope 4.11 Obituaries 4-B OUHSFI.VFS 4-A Television 1.8 Weather 3- A 64-A 2-8 2-A • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1977 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 04, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 04, 1977. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 15-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 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/8fb4f9627825b68b82a5ad91d2167a7e.pdf 508b39e5bfcf02ce9076aad852b0157e PDF Text Text Thursday. Dc. I, ill, .-- I — Proudly A nnounce Th Friday, f' December 2 thru Sunday, December '1 V 0 I Is 70th Year. No 89 rriday. December 2, 1977 For Unpaid Claims Seminole SEA To Sue (nHnfy School Board contributions c(Udlliflg 25 percent (If the outstanding debt plus the Four percent which would he paid an administrator S c in i no It E d at- if t I o 11 of the funds could be obtained, Association -SEAi officials iii then the program of voluntary file a law suit in i in. tat court contribution should 1w put in Orlando Morda. to seek The suit may also action. pa nwnt from the 5(11001 board ler justified his plan by about EAISNI in unpaid e amended.. to saying that employees had asurance -laini for school 5IVt(l )443,449 by not taking out di.trict etii)lu) t't's Insurance with Blue Cross-liluv resulted fronhIh include allegations /Sh ield,the sr (mpfl) lnkruptof Old Securities. under consideration MI uisuram-t' firm hiresl to SEA maintains that. while provide life, dental and nit'du-al of negligence.' the had agreed with the Board insurance to eniplo>ees of tile that Blue ('rossltIue Shield S(hOOl district The firm should not be hired, Old declared bankruptcy on Oct 17, Securities was not under leaving some 186 families with consideration. The only paid claims totalling about consideration ever given to Old $450.(H1 at- cording to school Securities was as an un• officials prtlliiwns,' (, xmns said (lIrw riting firm for First (;ENE (flOOlS We will he filing a suit The suit ni.5v also be Fquit~, if Fort Lauderdale .* t alleging that 1111, Seminole alliell(led in ti, 1107,, totsard n which hall bid for the (OtSCh0OH board IShdblt Unpaid bills Insurance contract," Grooms lor payment of Old Securities cl ude allegations , officials declared that Sail debts because of the contract negligence (roon added,SF plan unrealistic, betalLse the c went under the coverage whheuedtwtween SEA and but %souLI not say who might -sdditionai dcdution would of Fir E1uity on (kI. 1. 1976.' the board, which required the considered negligent, or what t an unwarranted '" Groom, explained. and the ,trd to provide insurance for specific tat idents might he conomi hardship on the Superintendent made a a hmnplostts (,tflt Grooms inolttI lit said it could reeouumiendationtothe board to excrutive director of SEA said several weeks beforethe swi is average eniplo>ev. Roger Harris, assistant switch to Old Securities as t oda heard, superintendent for Business prime insuror in late October At a recent inceting of the School Superintendent and Finance said tic would that year. The board agreed SEA Executm- Board. officers %% illian, 11. Layer ha prefer to make nu comment with his recommendation. The declared the% felt the schcool prcvioubl~ suggested that until a copy of tile Suit Is In tile ( 'juntyu Ide insurant c selection board w. espo elliplo) --s of the school board school board's hands for stud% committee. consisting of addiebt because, "pruviding Ili- this )car. %lit) were insurt-d s plan proposed t mnimstrators tcachcrs and non curanct miaarcs ptosidin. a under Old Securities last >ear pl edg e cards K pasced out lii tastructional dnplo)tts. was method of p.n hit ot of claims,'.oluntarils rontrihul.' is much H - - :. - J , Sr ri I, If &4 .:.4' Ec '3 - • -. - •-• \Jf3fifr7V r! ' , ' 7, ' It k. 7. I - '• ':-.' a - - Vj "5'i' ,. f; 'I f I ;;1t' •i I ._ • fr, NO .... ' A -I 1 j~ J. j C-z A & -71 r Ll~~ lic-0- %Y '-I tc all iffected School s)stvni ALL-NEW FACILITIES I 0 -A ç-rtT r o Home wo One of the Newest, Largest ak Id Most Modern Dealerships in the entire Southeast! a' - I (See details - , j Ole - - t _ -' -; -/ J + 1' • if .'. a • +•'- a. a '..•. '-p.-' - .•aç, •: ' ?i "IlIon't fence nie in" says Michael Kidder. 2. son of Mr. and Mrs.T. I.. Kidder of Warren St.. l.origAood. + , M. II IlL - P-U I. hE I)L( *y-------- at - ' - S - minutes. An autops) vNttr.g a good friend, Mike hitting another car, Mrs. about was being performed this Berry, also a student at Kudlac said. 'God only mo rning, Sanford Patrolman Sennnn It' High. she said it] i( JA s" Mrs Ku Ilac said police told Paul wits a student at All p If Whitmire said A jWUIII ,t Semnir+!t' High her Paul apparently wasn't Souls for eight sears, leaving to -t'iiing 1k was thrown clear attend Seminole High School Scho;I. Kudlac was returning about thu home at 7,55 p m his mother. 1 the car, she said years ago, acShe said Paul's glasses had cording one teacher who Mars Ku1liit., •1O'2 Oak Ave sail Kudlac is also survistsl by been recovered, intact. from rt'mnemntirtwl him this morning his father. Matthew KuJlac lie was very affable, very the accident scene and a sister, Katherine, 13, a A complete report of the kind and respectful, said conditions of the accident was Whutcy Eckstein, a social student at All Souls School lie was coming back to do unavailable this morning, studies teacher Eckstein rI-membered Paul hLs homework," Mrs Kutiho- Whutmnire said Asked if Paul h,ss t' '-s'.r'. i'd -li 141 said this morning 1k' had bt'n ii; sa I lt 111Th. Page S('OTI AHItAIIA%IS llerald Staff Writer •' hII,l.l'.l) -- '-I-X --• -- + . to - Happy Senior Citizens Are Living it UP ... ifl OURSELVES,.. Photo coverage of annual SEEDCO banquet, Champagne Ball From robber to watchmaker... , % IIF.RF r •;- rl* On Sunday + t • - UP -'5_• --- - S - ' today Around The (let-k ltrwgt' Calendar cairnic -! (rnssword Editorial hear +hhs ,- - Or. L.'imb $641 hlsiru'iropv Hospital 6-8 sports Tekstson 6-% Weather 'J-'a -•-+ - -• 6-11 6-A Ill 4-8 UPJ77T Great Door Prizes during our Grand Opening! _•_i.. &d not be present fowin. r DEAL with the DEALER GRAND PRIZE! who wants to DEAL! 171 J LMa, SIVO 434 Two, Tues•Sun. UR BAREFOOT CRUISI IBahomasond out hà. Line frees Ft. Luud.rdds. lighter, you may be the wmer BAIRD-RAY DATSU NOW LOCATED ON HWY. 17-92 (1/2 M16 North I 4 of Longwood) 4444 North Hwy. 17•92 PHONE: 83 1- 1318 Herald Pholof, by Torn Vnc•M) SCHOOL DAYS - • L Sixtt-en-% ear•ld Mattht'w Paul Kudlac, returning home from visiting a friend. died I1iursta evening when, ac• rording to police, he apparentis lo ontrol of his car while eastbound on 25th Street at l3radshaw Drive, The 115 Mustang Ii flipptt over. striking a telephone pole. police said Residents of the art-.j said power was out for - • - - -, Register for - / below) ' - *•_ . 34 up0' ut the never contacted - - S('ENE J - f, .J.-. • wBound Teen Killed As Car Hits Pole, F11*ps - , h1 i <r 1 -; lt WIN A WINDJAPAPAIR CRUISE vo 2 TO ThE BNIAMSI t - = 0 ... as . t's • :ba$i., I '"j, •I •..• - d - .'",•- - /1 p E , ; 17 .1 • ..A - - 0 ? - / _: •. , . iI•? -•-' - I • "5" MIT - -. 1 1_4 r 1ttYliS sIlF:l)l)A Herald Staff r4er . M_ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Fred Jones, who as a pupil at Sanford Grammar School when it opened in 19(12. compares test papers with Tanya Lynn Miser and James Earl Jackson at Thursday evening's 75th anniversary party at the school. Meanwhile, another 1902 pupil, Martha Fox (right, above), shares memories with Elise I). Taylor, who learned to speak English at the school. (Stor'. other photos, Page 2.A --- ---_-- - �2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday. Dec. 2. 1977 - 1111111111111111111111111111111 _1111111111111 ' ", c NAnON •. Decombeiv" I IN BRIEF i MD, Jobless: Officials Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I . - FLORIDA i' L 0 j WASHINGTON UP! — The nation's unemployment rate was 6.9 percent in November to mark the eighth consecutive month of virtually unchanged conditions in the Gunter Orders $22 Million In Auto Insurance Refunds Assj.;f , ( UPI) Insurance Commissioner Hill Gunter said today major r auto insurance companies in Florida have earned a $22 million windfall profit, and he ordered the fllOfleV refunded to palicyholders. (;tinter gave the companies until Jan. 15 to make the refunds 1k is almost certain to be challenged in court. State Earn-i \It'Iwil was iirdcd ke the largest relunu, Just over $9 million. Allstate Insurance Co is to melund $293 million; State Farm fire and Casualty. $1 .6 million, Liberty Mutual, just over $I million; United States Fidelity and Guaranty. $1 .2 million TALLAll + - U.S. job market, the Labor Department said today. A top White House aide said it will be impossible for the administration to reach its large: L,Lib percent unemployment by the cud of 1977. "That goal has been scrapped." the high official told UPI. + Burning Secrets For Warmth 4-C - IN-BRIEF j ' B' DONNA E.STES herald Staff Writer Albert Papers Sought WASHINGTON i UPI — A House investigation into South Korean influence buying on Capitol Hill may try to inspect personal papers removed from a university by former Speaker Carl Albert before the documents were subpoenaed, sources report. Sources close to the House ethics committee inquiry said Thursday the panel is considering what action to take. The Oklahoma Democrat pledged cooperation with the House investigation, they said, but he removed some materials from the University of Oklahoma before the subpoena was served Nov. 21. Carter Eyes $300 Tax Cut WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter is reviewing options that could reduce the average American family's income taxes by about $300 in 1978, administration sources said today. And key members of Congress welcome his shift in emphasis from lax reform to tax cuts. Sources working on tax and domestic issues said families of four with incomes of $15,000 to $20,000 could expect tax cuts of about $300 if Congress accepted the president's package. Shuttle Delay Expected WASHINGTON (UP!) - The space agency says technical problems are likely to delay the first orbital flight of the space shuttle rocket plane from its March 1979 target date to later that spring. Problems also have forced the National Aeronautics and Space Administration to shift $100 million from the shuttle production program to its development effort to meet cost c .'erruns. Chiron, The 'Mini-Planet' PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) — The newly discovered "miniplanet" will be christened Chiron, a mythologically and astronomically suitable name based on its unusual orbit swinging between Saturn and Uranus. Liquid Protein Warning? WASHINGTON (UP!) The Food and Drug Administration, citing five more possible deaths from liquid protein diets and an uncooperative attitude on the part of the industry, has formally proposed a required warning on all such products. The possible death total now is up to 31, the agency said, but only 13 of 97 manufacturers or distributors of liquid protein have agreed voluntarily to place a warning label on the bottle as the FDA suggested last month. 4 Strangler Award: $140,000 .-. LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Rewards for the so-called "Hillside Stranglers," believed to be the rape-killers of 10 women and girls, mounted toward $140,000 today, and women were warned the slayers may be tricking victims by posing as police officers. iwningfrn.Jd Friday. December 2. 1977-Vol. 70. No $9 Pvbhs,d Oadv and Swrsdiv. except Saturday ad Ctristm.i Day by Ybs Sa.fwd Herald. Inc.. 300 N. Fr.nc Ave.. Sanford, Fla. 37771. Social Clots Puta$9 Pied at Sanford. Florida 31711 Horn, Dti,vtiy. SS ce'ts; Month. $710. OM ntIIt. $11 30 year. $21 40 By Mil rnorU4, $3?. 4 Montr,s, 51* 30, I? MofflPs, U2 40 AM Challenges HRS Findings PPiotet b, Tom V.ncrn? + TA 11,1\ IIASsF: E i VP ii Department f I lea li} and Rehabilitative Service's officials say they have no war of predicting how many poor women will receive illegal abortions or place illegitimate children up for adoption . American ('lvi! Liberties Union lawyers challenged views by fIRS administrators Thursday and said social service administrators have valid ways of predicting births from unwed mothers if they take the time to use proper statistical methods. The exchange between fIRS and the ACLU came during a hearing on ut mOve by Women's organizations and the civil rights group to invalidate a state rule cutting off public funds to par for abo rtions for poor women. The rule folloss a mandate by the federal Department of Health. Education and Welfare to stop the abortion funding. - .h. memories—that's vihat Ruby Booth (right) and Mabel Chapman shared Thursday evening during the 75th anniversar party of Saiilord Grammar School. Mrs. Booth attended the School I920-3, Ith through sth grades. Thai's an 1)1(1 class photo they're checking out. Miss ('hapman. a teacher there now, attended in the 30s and has rittcn an etensivc histors of the school. There also as entertainment Thursday by current classmen. including Tracy 0en and 6lt'tiiia Mahoney ho are being costume-Fitted b teachers Frances kaIt'rl (left ) and PhlIjs F'ondren. 200 Honor The Old Schoolhouse It was it sentunental )ournr, for the 200 former pupils, tachcrs and principals, who came from near and far Thursday night to pay tribute to Sanford Grammar School on its 75th birthday. They reminisced, browsed through the collection of memorabilia and packed the auditorium for a nostalgic program on the history of the school. Dressed as their predecessors who attended the school when it was young might have dressed, Miss Elsa Caskey 's third graders gave a rousing program of turn of the century tunes along with the old school song. ".San. Gram." Those attending who were among the first students at the school when it opened in 1902 were: Fred A. James of Winter Springs, Mrs. Claire Walker Kent of Winter Park. and Miss Martha Fox of Sanford, and Mrs. Else I). Taylor of Jacksonville. Mrs. Taylor, who attended the school from 1907-1910. recalls that she was an insecure little girl from Austria who could not speak a word of English in a strange land and a strange school. Thanks to the patience and understanding of her kacht'r ,.sht' rcn:t'rnbers she adjuste! and by the end of the )ear wac speaking perfect English, she s.iys. Perhaps the school's best known alumnus, Florida's First 1idy, Donna Lou Uarper Askew, wasn't present, but someone did bring in a sixth-grade class picture from 1943-44 that showed her seated in the front row. Braxton Perkins Jr., 2119 Sanford Ave., who attended with his wife. Jessie, also an alumnus of the school, wa excited to discover his mother, Linda Leffler Perkins' homework displayed on the wall of the old red brick schoolhouse his uncle. N.J. Perkins, was the principal in 1907 when the first class graduated from the school, then known as Sanford thigh School. Perkins, a student in 1927 and 1928, sa%s he was impressed by the old classwork done by the '1udents in the t'arl days, particularly the good penmanship. Dr. (lene Roumillat had it beautiful paper," he added. Perkins also noted work on exhibit by his aunt, Peachea l.effler Wiggins, who diel1&ct veep. Mrs. W,ggias Ows one,of the four members of the first graduating class and the mother of Mrs. Lee Mc9, wife of Sanford mayor. Mrs. :1 Mabel Brain, onh riainLur of the ('lass of 17, still livu:. was unable to attend. Also inspecting the old 'ch.d work was ('ount S.tItI)i Superintendent William 11 . ler, who said he was par. ticularis interested ut how they taught mathematics 41 Six Professors Testify Former principals of the school who attended the open house were B.C. Steele, Jack Frost, Frances Walton, Margaret Reynolds, Floyd Richards and Herold Ileclenbach. The affeir was high successful and almost evers one If the 75 years was represented, according to Mrs Mars Cook, school bookkeeper who kept the guest book Mrs. Cook says much of the credit goes to second-grad, teacher. Phyllis l-'ondruni. who coordinated the event of the (opies of a history of the school compiled hi) tea her and fol'mer student, Miss Mabel Chapman, were si'"n out. Mrs Gook said orders were taken for others t. , t printed. O We hope other former students and teachers will tribute their rrminiscunces sod photos to add to the history," Mrs. Cook said. - JANE ('A.SSEl,HF:Ra TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Six professors who attended a conference in San Francisco as guests of the Rev Sun Mvung Moon will be called before a House sub. cotntnitti'e studying religious cults to tell about the trip and why they went Rep John It (,'ulbreath, Dilrooksville, subcommittee chairman, said Thursday he doesn't think they should have gone. lie says they are bound to carry Some of Moon's teachings hack to their classrooms. Askew Appoints Bevis r Where Car Hits Pole, Flips; Carter's Sanford Boy, 16, Dies Going By Utility Co WASHINGTONUP!e ["resident Carter is embarking (In three world trips in the next six month in what officials say an attempt to exert leadership .it a world no longer totally dominated by the two super-powers. Carter will go to: -Six nations in Europe and Asia from Ih'c. 29 to .Jn . . Three nations in South America and Africa betwts'n March 24 and April 3 -. An international summit in Bonn combined with a stati' visit onilnued From Page lAi Paul hadn't changed a bit as a maintenance man at All since his days at All Souls, Souls until about the age of as a student who was always Eckstein said, adding - "All leaving a few years ago ti eager to help his teachers move Souls meant everything to Mire in 1)4'l4ar 1k' was ont'f boxes or chairs, and otherwise him" the iuipurt.3nt behind-tb, assist Paul, Eckstein said, was scenes' inn who helpe "He was a good student and active in athletics at All Souls establish All Souls in the eari% well-liked by his classmates," but worked to help support his 1950s, Eckstein said. Eckstein said. family while attending Kudlac is Seminole County 'H ewent out of his way tosay Seminole high. 22nd traffic fatality this year, ;t hello to me and my wife at the He also worked at a Sunoco Florida Highway l'atri spaghetti supper at All Souls service station on H Highway 17. spoke.iian said thisIiIorni: .' about two weeks ago," Eckstein 92 in Longwood, Eckstein said. Services were scheduled at said. That was the last time Eckstein noted that young a m at Al Souls ('hun Eckstein saw Paul. he added. Kudlac's grandfather worked Monda% Local officials of the Florida lirfl .i bird o a squirrel or Power& Light Co. E'P&Li said branches hit the wires, the morning they ma) have sstetn will shut off power. first pinpointed the cause of a six- f or half a second. Then the minute power outage late power comes on again. If it's Thursday night that affected still grounded out, the power several homes in the Hidden goes off again for two minutes lake subdivision. The cycle is repeated again, "We didn't know what caused and if the power automatically it until late this morning. The shuts off a third time, it stas incident occurred around 10 off and we investigate," said pin. We sent a repairman to the Burns. scene last night, and he couldn't Are such complaints typic al' find anything wrong, Our No, they're not. llsuall) if the Plan e CrashVictim s engineering department is power gces out, it comes right investigating," said FP&L back on and nobody calls us Commercial Manager Scott I'he system has automatically Burns of the incident in which cleared itself. A more typical to West Germanyin June or 4r July. it least one Hidden Lake Awarded case is that after a c couple planned to meet resident said he felt a vibration flashes, the power goes out and today with liberal house hroughout his house and stays out Usually that means a KNOXVILLE. Tenn. IUPI in federal court Thursday , in Orlando Fla , who was iti members, led by Rep. Toby unntng through his own body line is down," Burns said Damage judgments of more connection with a plane cr;h in i'd millionin the death Lif efore the lights went out than ,5 million were awarded Burns said his engineers this.Moffett, DConn., who claim l& near Jeff Jefferson City in husband Quentin U Joethe White House has failed "We do know a car hit a morning found what might be which five persons were killed pilot of the plane to support the house -----. --- --- ---- ---- -itility pole last night at 25th evidenc'e that an animal or inetiihis who are fighting A U.S. ih.strict Court jury A 8100.000 )iidgmi'nt wi treet and Genera Gardens, something similar, got up one of deliberated three hours follow. awarded to John U. lve II i f for a strong energy md that may have affected the utility poles, touched some ing a four-day trial of the suit Mila n Some of US prograiji whose son, John B clays coiinccted with Hidden !ines and ca used a shert. filed against The president also was Mitsubishi iii was killed in the tr,is ake, but we don't know if that "These things happen from International Corp. and Air (her victims were Don li.i! scheduled to confer with nay have caused it," Burns t im e to t im e . One of the Resear ch Inc. Mitsubishi is maker of Attorney G en eral Griffin Concord, Toton aid. "If our repairman had residents in that subdivision manufacturer of the plant' Renfro of f)andndge Bell on the hard-to-fill post 41111 I Iound anything wrong, we told us that a six'foot rattler involved in the crash and Air Neff of of FBI direct,-. I,,' S. Orlando. iould have sent more men to last year climbed a po le and Research was involved in the District Judge Frank l ro f es si on a I Mmdi w scene and fixed the problem caused a sunilar short. But the design Johnson withdrew this Specialties of Orlando reccis..! nmedi.ately. We should know snake waskilled. In this case, 'I'he largest Judgment was in week because of poor a 1425,0(X) Judgment doverlr: hat happened In a few days." we're found some evidence favor of Beverly M. Jones of the value of the aircraft health. Additional possible causes of something similar caused the Carter's first trip will )e incident Include animals or short this time. but we found no take him in order to jjf crossing power lines dead animal," Burns said. ,tv Inouye: ,. Poland, Iran, India, Saudi lie added engineers would id affecting a transformer ') - - I Arabia, France and om the main lmesinto severa l continue their investigation 01 lklgiuiii. lie will spend 2 irnes, the I'P&L executive until they are satisfied with ,j WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen.Daniel nights lit Warsaw, 1 m ud. determining a cause. Inouye, retiring chairman of the Senate InTehran. 2in New Delhi, I in . telligence Committee, says almost all past Riyadh and 2 in Paris. abuses by th e CIA and intelligence agencies An administration of RE.A DEATH ' tidal said Carter's visit to "were a result of direction from above, inJOHN HIJDDLESTON these nations demonstrates luding presidents and secretaries of state," Engineering School. that U.S.Sovlet relations no John F.H uddjesn,, fl sm of Other survivors include his cThe Hawaii Democrat, who stipulated a longer are dominant in the wife, Mrs. Peggy hluddleston, "one-term" chairmanship when he took the rs. W.G. Ross, of 1001 Laurel world. lie said there now is e.. Sanford, died Wednday Ambridge; four daughters; and oversight job in May 1976, said he would bow a irma _ I...., __ ' IaI.,__. __I 'I' •. "I"' "_" i...i ru.Ii -iue, ra. A tormer ituii*iji,i, iiiiiitiiianij i.ii, out at the end of the year. diversity, man y centers of 'Ident of Sanford, he was hiuddleston, both of Jacksonlie said he has seen every secret in which i power, many new states, ired from the U.S. Steel Co. vilJe. y ou U.S. intelligence is now involved, reviewed the e some playing regional Services and burial will b I was a graduate of the 1es." past activities and ccncluded that the CIA and Saturday In Am1A'tdge. rch of Dimes IV rally of Florida $ + PAIMj)AIE i ['P1 It ma', be that Colonel, the four-ton fugitive elephant, is too smart for his pursuers The 14-rear-old circus performer has been cavorting across a vast central Florida swampland for three days, eluding his wellequipped hunters. Today, c o w b or 5 on horseback, wildlife officers, sheriff's deputies and Circus Vargas employees using airplanes. a helicopter and numerous ground vehicles will try again - Decision Due On $42 Million GAINESVILLE UPI + The Board of Regents decides today whether to recommend to the Legislature an expenditure of $42 I million For building improvements on the time tin iv ers it % ca tit tLSCS Hendrix , Chandler, the regents' corporate secretary , said $10 million of that sum will be For the second phase of a program for improvements of libraries , The Legislature a ppropriated the $10 million for library projects this year needr[sJ(J more than + . ' Birth defects Unless help. M" other Spy branches were not all to blame. -- Elephant Evades Pursuers Million Abuses Directed i UPI 1 Got'. Reuhin Askew has appointed resigning Public Service Commissioner 13111 Bevis to the new Florida ('rune ('omlwnsat ion Commission, but named a black somnan as chairman. Askew announced Thursday the appointments of Hevis, Assistant commerce Secretary ('+ Bette 'm%'mhish and Arthur Morris Busbia, an insurance company official from Jacksonville Beach TALLAHASSEE Power Outage Cause Probed - WEATHER 8 am. readings; trill 60. variable but mostly uor peralurr. 62; osernight low 61; thaI> winds at tO mph or less. 79: Bain probability- 70 percent high. yesterda'.'e 'suarometric pressure, 30.04; today, 30 percent tonight and 30 retatlse humidity, 96 percent: percent Saturday. winds. NW at S m.p.h. TIDES Mostly cloudy and mild Daytona Beach: high 11:57 through Saturday, with showers or thundershowers likely today- am., low 5:27 cm. 1:14 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 11:12 and a chance of thunand am., low 5:23 am., 1 p.m. tonight dershowers Bay-port: high 4:22 am., 1:07 the low to in Saturday. highs mid 70s. with lows tonight near p.m., low 11:25 am,, Leaders Head For Tallahassee member of the Senate worktng orto quit their jobs and Counties and the United Way assistance totaling the tonMrs Carpenter said a director from !lro'4ard County, tracted amount 'We are repte.sentative of Gov Iteut:n serving more thildren t ha n Askew will also att'-ch tL" Page announced tti€' cut in they thought we could," saul Mor,rta meeting state funding, Mrs Carpenttr Mrs ('arinter The hilLS rrpreseiit:'. said and legislators and Page's said Thursda) that the S office agree-, after contracts HItS agrees our program is million in federal money (ii were signed by HH.S requiring being penalized for be ing e'f' come into the state under a law ficient,' Mrs Carpenter said $20 million in s pe nding sehil,' r ec ently signed ky President only $175 million had been At a 2, hour meeting with Carter will be used hi) hiltS to appropriate-el representatives from Page's rover overexpenditures in the Page's office said earlier this office Robert Williams and department rather than being , ct'k that the - rvm(e was over• hild i-ar.' Ed Levine Thursda ) in placed in the contracted by 10 per cent in the Orlando, Mrs Car pe nter sa id progran as it should he.'' she belief that the various districts iitl nothing was resolv ed and the (if the state w ould not be able- to state plan to rut the program fir'I inoth .'r ho r,'$'1r(l tb:. ri'nOliflS in ___________________________ Appropriations Committee, go on the welfare rolls. have arranged a meeting with Mrs Carpenter added t ha t Th e Community Coordinated Page for 930 am. Monday to Child Care t4-Ci program of attempt to solve the dilemma the cut in the program will also Central I-'lorida will take its created by Page's announced jtt' the Jobs of ninny case directly to Secretary cut by one-third instate funding child cart' w orkt'rs in the William Page of the state for subsidiz ed child care for count). Department of Heallh and single working mothers. In addition to Mrs Car pe nter Rehabilitative Se rv ices iHltSt The cut, acco rding to Mrs. and the two Orange County in Tallahassee Monday moor('arpenter, will mean that 751 state legLsIators, also attending rung S4'nuinole ('owits children at 21 the Tallahassee meeting will be Mrs. Phoebe Carpenter, indi'pe'ndentls owned and 1(n) l'::iri Dixon from administrator of 4•(', said today operated m'hiildcarn centers will .P.'cksonviih', a nit'niIr of the that Rep Dick Bachelor it)be removed from the program. Hijust' appropriations cumOrlando) arid State Sen. Ken' forcing their mothers to either iii itt ic, ,i nil representatives neth Plante U' Winter Park;. .. hays' their i,i - ' d 'ehik' ir V ti:r and Dade - From Sanford Board ,, '-r: +-,'; .' '.. ',_ % ",'. _% .--- "V I•/, ri, - .',.ç'y.,re'( -4'pt. .i 'I. - . WILAING!" ___________ ! JL'1,' J '" c Used Car Lot Gets Zoning OK 4 H,,ald Friday,Dec. 2.19-71-1A - To Discuss Funding Cuts + 'Scrap' 6.6% Goal WASHINGTON i UPI — The Pentagon will burn its castoff secrets to keep warm and help save energy this winter. Officials said a $212,000 Incinerator for burning waste classified material was installed recently near the Defense Department headquarters und hooked up to the mammoth building's heat and hot water system - Ii) SCO1'l ABRAlIA,1S Herald Staff Writer from multiple-'f.ineil to general I Inirlission rti.'rihers C.B. ('ogmlgl)e'rciiII. Franklin .ld( k Bridges. Hill Ibm' request (au,' froiri Mary I(i ste'r, Ruth Sloan and Slim The Sanford Planning an d liortmin, who said she wants to Zoning ('orum iss ion met place' a m'ranti(s studio at 410 Thursday evening and granted 114)11) Ave iint' r ez oning request, tabled a lire' board mi.'niibi'rs, a second pending a legal listening to a neighbor of lbo. clarification and approv ed a Horton lamil) ' ho sa;d bit site plan for the addition of a feared the chang.' in Z.inifl small st orage' building at 1910 w i,tiid lx' deteriinr.'ntal to his French Ave. rental prope'rt located ne'arb., flw board VO(e(l to rezone' discussed ehanging the zoning property at 1215 W. First St. to to a restri cted commercial pe rmit a used car lot there, usa;e That usage would ac co rding to Roger unit, the pro hi bit e'xuessiv.' conriniercial land owner. The proper was development rezoned from multiple family ('onnniis.sion ne-n hers table-i or institutional usage to general horton's re-que st n'nding a commercial usage to allow for legal opinion on w h.'tht'r tillh' the used car lot rtt4ricte'd conniniurcial u.sage Hunt said he wuud not be gin would constitute spot zoning For o pe ration of the usisi car lot for the area as a whole about a year, pending the Th e board also approed the outcome of the rezonir0, site plan for a 400-square foot reque st , which now goes be fore ad di tion to the four-unit cointhe Sanford Cit) Commission plex of businesses it 1910 for final approval F'rt'nc'ti Ave. In ot he r action, the board David Farr, representing tabled a rezoning request to Forrest l"oggin, said ,, nest change' lots I through 10 bet- busint'ss is entering the conwet'n Fourth and Fifth streets p1i'x and the additiona space I and holly aria Maple' avenues needed .1 ( ;allow:I) attund.'il the netting Meirk'rs Arthur Harris, Jeff htot,'rt and Vie I)ss . f' ',...iiO.'; - Gischler were absent The next regularly seticilulol n.eetirg iii the board Its Lie I f, ' -' 11 , .4, Sanford Plaza Penney's ' ' r Satu rday , ,, -S"s/i3';T '' ' ';i-;. , ,. •,f;.JJ ) , t_jr or I.,'.11 L, -. 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It was appa rent that most, if not uI!. of the systeni's 6,111) teachers hee ded their un ion's call to sta away from work it: protest of the school board's failure to pay them on .si.'he'dult The school system, according to president Arnold :.. Plnknt') is broke' and unable to pay its 12,000 employee's until a mw fiscal )ear be gins Jan. I. lie insist s, however, that employees ssdl Im' pa id Super intendent Paul Briggs said schools officially are open under a federal court order and students and teachers should report for classes. Teachers who fail to report will not be paid, he and Ptnkney have said. Chief Federal Judge Frank J. Battisti. meanwhile, continued hearings on a suit filed by the NAACP req uestin g turn to order the Ohio Board of Education and state superintendent of schools to remedy the financial crisis plaguing the local school system - - Curling Iron + - (' :' 1200 Watt Pro Styler All trains in tti' Antr;,k is n*'c'''.:sr' as p.ir'. ste'm, including the ('hicago. national railroad 5) ste-lu, I Honda 'Floridian'' will i!ress will probahls I intiriut' running thro ug h t with it,' h. said lt'a,st March, 1'178,' Jim Bryant The Floridian hail hi'',-t: Amtrak director of special scheduled for earn e'llatmon s_'rvlccs, S.'Im(I 10(b) lan 19, Br) ant said II.' said hr 'Senate' and House of Ili-pre- office is planning a borg.' in se'ntatives conferees voted the times, but not the route. f Th ursda y to give Amtrak $10 the train, to take' effect no million Effec tive today wi art' January, possibly Jan The taking down all notice's on' train now arrives if Stofri riouncing the' end if the no rt hbound at 1210 n and Horidian route, and fis e other southbound at 6 p n 1"' ift routes,'' Bryant said new tunes have not '.1 ts'.'n 'No trains in the Amtrak decided, Bryant said system will be discontinued ''We have also been nIt it'd pe n di ng ('ongressior'al review to be gin an) necessan) steI'p for of a comprehensive ii'- re'-routing The Floridian exam ination of the nationwide through Atlanta, and that work route structure by the Depart- could take up to six nith.s," rnent of Transportation,'' said Bryant said Th e I"Ioriilrand is Bryan t. now routed through hirinring. That report will go to ('on- tianni, Ala gress March 1. Bryant said, ar,d Other trains under uniV 'we don't know how long it will side'rotiunn for canrt'ltritnni. take Congress to complete its Much will riots continue w't at' review ing until the Congrt-.sson:al According to Br) ant, the re'vi.'w , inulnid.' two routes from Floridian could be continued ('hicago to Texas, tsc after Congressional review, ''If (iiit'ago to Seattle, and nt' the Department of Transporta- froni Sa:' E'raneise (I to B.A. r,,ti(q) report sass '11w' Floridian fi.kl, (al .. -' • ' Starts Saturday at 1.0 a.m. 'Floridian' Gets Reprieve Until 1978 ,'.;'' ' - ." ,,c,Jj .-, j.jk Door Busters ! - '" 11 ')i .'- t - �____ Evening EkiaM The official University of A round Friday, December 2. 1977-4A But. the estimates on which federal revenue .s haring funds art' based were not greeted with jubilation by itneof&'iiiinole's governments, even though in all but one case the population went up. 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Pubtiiher NORMAN H. OSHR!N, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director __________ Home [)chvery: Week. 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: Month. *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. lit: The Clock Its flONN1 I-STES Koreagate . ilie amazing revelations of Korean Central lntelhgence act ivit v pose a"ri ratio. Thee latest scandal is to Congress what the Watergate episode was to the presidency Politics being what they are, astute observers do not suppose that the to Washington phenomena are wholly unrelated. The scenario goes like this. When Nixon 's piumbers" were judiciously drawn and quartered, earnest and somewhat innocent newsmen perceived that journalistic renown, and possibly a renumerative movie or so. could be attained by probing into the dark closets of other intelligence units. Thus ('IA and F'Bl excesses were fished out of hiding and left to wilt in the hot sun of public disclosure Always willing to share in glory. congressmen cooperated in the expose through their investigative powers. Then the intelligence agencies struck back. Among the first go go was Ohio's Rep. Wayne Hays, hoisted to his grim reward for hiring a nontypist to warm his bed. Incidentally, we can't help but wonder what the scandal would have amounted to. if the party of the second part had been diligent at the keyboard,. Next came Richard Hanna's turn to fry and the sinister implications that a small Oriental government was endeavoring to buy the world's mightiest existing parliament. No matter that neither Hanna nor Hays was an activist in the anti-intelligence camp. Sufficient unto the purpose were the facts that they were congressmen and that the heat from their pyre would send up an aroma to befog even the most virtuous stances of their colleagues. The publicity surrounding Hanna, for example. was to the effect that many others in his category were involved perhaps as many as 22. Later this ;:s whittled down to five. - No there 's even word that former Speaker Carl Albert is under the cloud of suspicion in the Korea investigation, his, records being sought by congressional nvest1gators. And there's a glimmer of hope 'that the accused chief culprit, Tongsun Park, may be changing his mind and to the United States to testify. coming We hope so. Lct him lay it all out on the table. If it takes granting of immunity. so be it. The principal objective must be to fix the blame on those elected officials who defaulted on their responsibilities. at all costs. — The grand result is that the Congress which accused a president and shooed him out of the official domicile now must point a finger of guilt at itself. While counting the blessings that accompany the unveiling of tax-supported mysteries the reduction of the presidency to less than sanctified status and the long-overdue diminishment of the congressional oracle we are yet looking at the horizon for that hopeful entity hich somehow will do in the everlasting bureaucracy. Save for the singed servants of intelligence, the non-elected regulators remain unscathed. Moreover, if tiny South Korea endeavored to hire the United States, what other governments with far more buying power might have attempted the same? Let the investigations go on. Let them examine the full subject. The great peril to the Republic is not the exposure of the culprits, but that the hunting party will weary of the chase while even more ravenous foxes plunder the coop. - - County School system. has been declared insolvent and is under rehabilitation by the Missouri Insurance Diypartiiient. Prior to the formal order of rehabilitation, however, the Missouri Insurance lh'partment contin1s(1 to authorize claim payments. After ent rehabilitation, the department cancelled paym Meanwhile, estimates given (.asselberry showed it 600 person gain from 14,662 to 1,276 white Winter Springs went up from 4.445 to 5,002 and Oviedo went from 2,661 to 2,690 Ir Altamonte Springs where the population made rapid advancements every year since the 1970 cunsus when little more than 4,000 persons were recorded. the U of F' says the population declined over the past )ear II> more than 700 persons. The estimate given was 17,65! compared with 18.373 it sear ago. —. Kansas CU. The company. with some 50.000 Floridians insured, including eniployees of the Seminole city still is not happy and continuing Its protest. Longwood had the greatest rate of population increase- nvarl 14 per cent-from 2,373 to 7.238. Seminole's largest city. Sanford. the county seat was finally given a population estimate of 22.793, up from =1.71'9, but strongly protested by City Manager W, K. Know It's, nonetheless, Knowles believes there are actually 23,089 iwrsons within the city limits. After he found to have what he believes is the actual population agreed to, he gave up the fight. L M hi' ca" help ,, ANGLE-WALTERS The - 7\ I i.%!, 1~1.,.;_ Of Jobs Action S • Th riving I ", - 4. .11 I I - ".. 4 . .. - Ii I I .1 '( 1; f ~ L I I A e; y ) "I, I arid purchasing power in this country Some c al led it a ''full employment'' o(t Prt'.sitient Truman hailed it as "a ton Wiitiiieflt to take an and all of the measures necessary for a healthy econorlis. Iii f,o I. the new legislation created no joLts Nor did it _ca% how or when the government's uriui,itn,t'rit would be carried out flits toll, so1 Itep ( i'orgt' If Bender. H'( )hio. ''iS 0 fraud Now. 31 tars later. .s new ''full employment bill has been endorsed by President Carter aril 'tnt to ("ingress for action. And the aims of t, 01w bill orr Just as murky I 1ay as thu's were in _________ ' - c T ) ,' - , ' oi! J ., '6' ~7 -i L I .`!. — 1 .I .'L 4,lri.~,t, - L ,d.q/;ç'.;:':_.. conferees who are battling to preserve Carter's ,, 4 -- ._ ,. C..-, ON The Currency - , multi-million dollar public relations apparatus. If public rt'_cistant't' remains high, the But Flug's fighters have proven to be ex- go'.errnmt'nt pre_cwimably will try .sona'thing else traurdinardy sicess1u1 at guerrilla combat. I'nit ct'rtainls no currency expert but fronts long Unlike other consumer and public interest know something about public groups, they focus exclusively on energy policy. cxpt'rienct' I relaticis girunicks. Hurt' are a ft'w that might And they do their homework. In the space of two years, they have attained boos t the bill's popularity a remarkable degree of credibility and Contests Fill goldfish bowls with $2 bills, respe'.tability on Capitol hill and with the press. plan' thein in store windows all over the country Members of Congress and Journalists assigned to and offer prizes to the people who conic dose_ct to the energy' field regularly consult F14 for guessing how inutti rIont'y the bowls contain factua l material and analysis of energy' issues It might be easy to t'stwiate that a bowl con' So f...r, Energy Action shows no signs of tainis, so'., &'tI bills Rut that's Just the half of it running out of gas The five wealthy California lo hit the correct nn'.rsetary solo, it contestant businessmen, including actor Paul Newman, niust rt'nat'nhi'r to double that figure This is who originally founded the organization are still •'rtoin to make the public more $2-bill ('onactively involved in its growth scious Aa The stated goal (if the bill is to reduce (h' iiitlit rats' to I ;i'rt'ent by 19&I withuu aggravating inflation Which sounds rom Public Service Announcements .'Il SUIt_c of niendobl,' celt'btitit's donate ther services to plug worBut there simply is no responsible way to thwh,le causes on radio and television I'm sure giuirants that the current 7 percent unt'ru the 'rr'asu,-'. Lkpartment could lint up a won- ploiiit'ntt rote will be reduced to S percent or 4 ilerfu] iithup to endorse the $2 bill perccrit or aria other pt'rct'otage by wmc .it. iMtrar%y date 1h. this is movie star Burt Reynolds askin1. l'tis' original humphrey 'hL,wkins bill fl, you to join the crusade against currency glut dt'Litt"l during List year's pre_cidentia; w ojid tn i'. t' practically (oil, Did '. ou ever stop to think that carrying t'aflhpi gni arounl it fat, overstuffed wallet unpose's an man'Ied the go'.errunt'nt to be an employ tI 1f extra burden on your heart and also may cause last resort Never timid the to_ct Just do it Thv presi dent has succeeded, at least, u. iou to walk lottuit'd" 'rt'ss'rving the principle of full ernployin' 'The 1' S Treasury Department wishes nit' to without uoum:imittmg himself and the country remind you that you can reduce wallet bulge up to a delugt' of inflationary spending a few yt'ars to SO per cent by switching to trim new $2 bills down the line The danger, lit course, is that futurt Supct:ition Arrangements are made for lngresses will u_si' hlumphrey-hlawkuis a_c Heggit' Jackson of the New York Yankees to justification for creating a lot of expense..' carry a $2 bill in his pocket (luring the World make-work job_c at taxpayer expense Series In truth, the only sure path to full inn If he breaks the home run record, word gets ployitenit is a healthy ei'ononmy That tn.t'an keeping inflation under control hr a'.(iihn, around that a $2 bill brings goxI luck If hc strikes out, he is traded to the State t'xut'ssIvt' govt'rrinnt'nt spending, a baIlnin:,: Honey s upply 011(1 unwarranted wage and pro.. I'partntent to plug the Panania ('anal treaty (it'('i_ciOfl_c hr labor and management . ' Please Write ' letters to the editor are wek'omed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and. If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be ' -. iI ' We won't quarrel with the Institute's ((1) (lu_sluR_c, but that's a little like saying we'd h.,'.. fewer plant' (rLsh('s if ,Ac sttip_cl teaching pilots to 11% Or ls'_c, s.x if it.' stopped teaching 'i'l, WASHINGTON- In a deadly attempt at censorship, the federal government has systematically suppressed disagreeable news about the danger of radiation from nuclear power planis. It almost looks as if the federal authentic_c are more anxious to protect the nuclear industry than the public health. They have hushed up evidence, for example, that low levels of radiation may cause cancer. The risk exists, according to suppressed studies, at radiation levels that government agencies now accept as sale, here are some case histories we have uncovered: CASE HISTORY NO. I- World-renowned Dr. Karl Z. Morgan, director of health physics at the Oak Ridge, Tenn., nuclear works for 30 years, conducted research into the possible health hazards of certain plutonium breeder reactors He finally became convinced that the technology was not sufficiently safe. h*'en approved, was no longer suitable For presentation Copies of the report had also been sent ahead to Nuremberg The Oak Ridge officials asked the West (:nuiarl_c to destroy' the .200 copies. These were replaced with 200 copies of an edited version, with all r-fcrt'nct's to the fast breeder reactor deleted l)r. Morgan, celebrated as the "father of health physics," is now at the Georgia Institute of Te(hnology. CASE IIIS1'Oh(Y NO. 2- Back in 1963, the Atomic Energy Commission sought to refute report_c that lo',t-level radiation could cause cancer and leukemia. Two government scientists, Drs. John Gofman and Arthur Tamplin of the Lawrence Lab in Livermore, Calif., were assigned to the project. They readied a report in 1969 warning that for every unit Increase of radiation, there would be In lVll, he prepared his findings For delivery 20 times the incidence of cancer. This was far at a symposium In Nw.suberg, West Germany. above what the authorities had anticipated. ''i-. sa - A401471 0A "in this age, when there are supposed to be no simple answers, / believe / have one. // is 'no. Enroute, he stopped off In Switzerland for a brief vacation, lie found an urgent message at the 7.uridi airport as he was about to board the plane for Nuremberg. American officials, he was told, were searching for him frantically. Dr. Morgan immediately put through a call to the deputy director of the Oak Ridge laboratories. The distinguished researcher was informed that his paper, which had previously Lawrence lab officials moved immediately to censor the report. Twelve of Tamplin's staff researchers were removed from his Jurisdiction. Later, after six years of research, Dr. Gofman was given a choice: either he must terminate his project, or the commission would cut the lab's funds by a quarter of a million dollars. That ended the research, Dr. Gofman Is now conducting independent 'I n t on 5'. iSil a ' i , . , ' Council. CASE HISTORY NO. 3- Dr. Irwin Bros_c, working under a research grant from the National Cancer Institute, rez.chcd conclusions similar to those of Golman and Tamplin. Among the offspring of parents previously exposed to x rays, Or. Bross found, a small percentage shows genetic damage. In the summer of 1976, he presented his findings to reviewers at the National Cancer Institute, lie immedicately came under intense fire, and his grant from the govermitent to continue his research was not renewed. He also found It Impossible to publish his conclusions in government journals. Finally, the Journal of the American Medical Association published a small part of Bross' findings. He Is continuing his research, meanwhile, at the Roswell Park Memorial Cancer Institute in Buffalo, N.Y. CASE HISTORY NO, 4- Dr. Thomas F. Mancusl of the University of Pittsburgh spent a decade developing data, which linked low-level radiation exposure to cancer among workers at the Hanford Atomic Works In Washington state. But earlier, when the results appeared negative, he came under pressure from the Energy Research and Development Administration to publish his finding_c prematurely Dr Mancurso resisted the pressure and went on to product' results It government didn't like In 1974, EIIDA's l)r, Jas Liverman suddenly decided to terminate the project at Pittsburgh and transfer it to the Oak Ridge associated uJn'.'er_cmtie_c The move was ninth', it was explairle(l because of Mancuso's "i:is:miini.'nt retirement"- although he wa_c only 62 and wouldn't retire at the earliest for three more years. Dr. Mancuso submitted his data to Dr Alice Stewart and biostatlstician George Kncale of Oxford University for an independent analysis Bolstered by their support, he appealed to Liverman to allow him to conclude the project.'. The appeal was ignored. The transfer of the project to the government's facility at Oak Ridge in the worth of one scientist, was tantamount to "hiring a fox to guard some chickens" I)r. Mancuso added in his own final report that the decision was not "in the kM interests of Science," In all these studies, cancer danger was found In radiation dosages far below dosages the governrnt'ni allows, Footnote: We were still awaiting comment. from government spokesmen when we went td" press ' - S ¶, . - . RK HER TO PRj UNBORN AND THE NEWBORN - i 1, , -. ¶. - '_'•5I,I,' t5',, .)"":".. , Ir ,' 5; . I •,.' , I.- ' , I'' :;': , . - • " ' " . . . '.' - - " -_ . - -, "? _tJA -, .4 1. 1 - '"• I 411 F W " -- - '4 -' . i , " ,`, , - . ,' ____ .,:' A."', .'' OGES'. .',':'rl '. &_... (1 ci Her a ld Scoli ''; CLARE BALMER, JR. CASSILBIRRY COUNCILMAN "E 1 p :s Abc ' 1. idep'' - C. FOR A 1. . ,.. ETTE CIT 1 ,, , ,,•.(.,' 5.1- -. r .' ..t,,,,.aJ's • - ,Tsh.. " it'.'i,f 'F,. -'.-:-- ' -' VOTE ON DECEMBER 6, 1977 • &., e' ' , , ,,, I','• 5' pp - ' I ,. '"',-- " '' .,,;_.. " I tomplaunt "What has he done so far" It seems too e a rl fur ANALYSIS '!':'•t'. ct 'asam, 'I V SERVICE . .-'-,,}. s..,.-,'' " S.NF'OltI) l'OI.I('E P'flwI,M;N hhI-;RiuI:u'I III;A I G'.0 , I,: L . -.j' : , -,i ' ' ' , .,W,. .i j '; ..';' 4 ' ~ - '." 4; 5 IP - ~~ ,:-, .j' '. )~ : L ,,,.i .':. , ' p:.. il -. 4..,' '-, 91 ',.'-r.' .a natural gas hioti,se included. price' ceilings, only to have % nit' tnt so , the u, trans tsr iii President Walter Mondale and buns of making guivernmiit'nt Majormts Leader Robert tivrd more responsive' to the people' kill heir .'fhmc has %et its tztks' nl:u',' nnO'r I eioqion that the ('crter. There' have been no power has shifted to Congress drmntiatit' change.-, uteri' .' L ,and away from t he Whit.' .'ne'rah feeling around the House A president no longer country that Carter still must t'an command ins tant support establish turn_cell as a "can ki president anti that much his It's a rww era and Carter is not inclined to be an anti twister teen started but little finished - ,. - thin oft. n on, hi ors this' .. - . . '': .' - ' inn iw liflfl ARRIVE AUW - . IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CkW _"R' LIita G4t IDEAS '11- ; ' ;~,o K, ' , ,, p4t,.,,,% .t'5, ,..3 For 1978 Christmas Clubbers! I i~F,$ I ,1 r j°n•',' If( '1 A ' ,.;''ib }P'',5'..''.J/4.u,'1' -"Z "L'L,(r ? "a,.'-.w'' " .Si S. • ,,, ' I. 'I We've r ''i' ,r' olci ( no trac n name'I, 'Do prac'. oIlctinq Christmas sa'. nic. thOu' pa, nc'l mnterct ifl "otn Scrooge type tradition if there e. ,'':.i' 'flu 4 1 j" 4, Ps it .', '7 s 1 ' ix 1r" .ç ?1e ; - s .* '" . '• ,e '_,' ''. ', ay • "•' .. We look cit it this Chr ISIIUaS C U s' , (. " 1'- c LI for you as an't other k irid of sctv mnqs br I it tei us as mr sic ii I power for ,'ot to put it aside And since ..e invest 1 ith the samu care as other sainqs dollars you shot ct b. ot fit fr 'so +t cirn1in dr . .'. ' r '. '.ç, '-. '. '.'. ',', ,, - '1' - -. ' F ' Deposit Si or more each cek for O ouk s cind next No', ember II receive a check for the uhl arr- 11 i r's5 saved p i us 5'., per cent interest COrrf)OurtdCd dally FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE APOPaOIp,c, Ni AlS'.ti.. APOPS(A IL , '4- . ': ,,', , . . ".. - I i ,, ''f - ' .4s'IVP1.4. I ' " , '':..,' : 'c%X. - '' " " ft - ., . -- ..''.,,AC , ' , ., •' % ' o '. '' o"ict . ik,*5()041 % --;,$. . ..,." - --r. '5.: S '''. •4'; S -' '4',' , r V,,. 4 , . ',. ' Is' CHRISTMAS CLUB OIU' Oil., i ' .'-a' 0.1*11. ' '•, ' ",'..;' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - "I, ",Ot , . f , - ~ . , . . :A."d ..,.:,, 11 SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI i" . .19 . - 1. 4.1w i _... t: 1E___ . "r'' ',,,, I you FLOP I . : );';'-s,, ." bold the lint' on . ,. FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * - 10 X9 -. IIIIIIIIIII MESSAGE '' . ' carter like l.yiidon Johnson. So, Carter is not getting the' - . - MARCH OF DIMES ---- "V . , --------- IV f ' stçportheneedsfrom('ungres_c -- - . most independent Congresses program this Fall, but tuna' and in recent history. Time sea_c events slipped by. Nit, ad' when a Ih'rnoci'atmc president ministrat ion octiclac, art .1 could raIls the party to his call smmg about a tax cut next yt'ar. thin the chips wire down. But ittub' putting an. reform n the that has not happened with hock burner until the innimy Carter He does not hare a loyal shapes up following or' Capitol lull, and (',trtt'r has had to Isn't his those " lit, have triedto support sights on the donut-si In nt his l.'geclai iv.' goals iionimetlitmt's tot "yen his promise (if et:0g have been abandoned .i grip on the bureaucr,n- y 'till The filibuster conducted by is I'M 0 dream. lint' t'rittt':n tie_cl S.'n_c .Janlms'_c Abourezk, )_ D bureaucrats art' stilt r king ,iiil II ward Mt'tzenttauuis, j along and Carter ha's at i'fmi. is it 'it_ce ,in point They hesitated to increase' pay 'ales went all the stay for Carter to all along the line, the t'.hde .,,;',' I—-I.- ~Vll ___... I ' ' 1 - 1) / .,. ' t politician who becomes pry_ct- the impact they had hoped for, lent, the president outwardly sterns From that aspect. Carter's moore philosophical and tin' one-year report card may be a perturbed Although he cam.' picture of unfinished business power The president proposes and with a ieputatuorm for king Li ('omgre_c.s disposes is the gov- stubborn and not tim..'numment .ixiomn But Carter has prufliLsirig, he has been hurt' it learned that despite lu_c on- flexible than many ,i f his re(tdt'nte(l consultation with predecesson. lie hits put off th e I)enmoo.'rat,t' ma)orut in until next year litany 1 the' Congress. there has been little programs he had rnliuitt'd action on his major programs would have top priority Part of flit' problem is that Tax reform is a case in point carter is dealing with one of the Carter had planned to offer his f HF it ~1114~ - . .....-. • of hint than the prototype party' . research at Berkeley. lie has re-analyzed his data and concluded that he underestimated the cancer risk of low-level radiation. I)r. Tamplin is affiliated with the Natural Resources 1)e(cn,se . ' '' / , us ' The Arab meeting in Tripoli. Libya, had been scheduled to begin 'I hursday hut was delayed by the late arrival of a dJlegation from South \'t'men . - ' speculation that Carter might be a one-terrii president Yet, st'!ecting a Cabinet and wa_c full there is such talk if plans for his new adnitnistra. While those around him may non worrythat('artermstmi;s1 Little did he realize that li'cau_ct' he it a_c an out.sider and 't'i t' lit' Isronnisseti a lot. much more would be expected Meet , , '' ill , , 11> hiEI.EN THOMAS i'l'I %hIte Huue Reporter WASHINGTON UPI - At this time last year. PresidentElect Jimimmns Carter it as The Soviet Union is warning against a separate treaty be'tsteen Egypt and Israel and hard-lint' Arabs met today in an attempt to torpedo Egypt 's peace imiit iat ive toward the Feds Squelch Radiation Researchers I ReportCa rd - Hard-Line Arabs I . F*1rst Year ' ' situations - '' :'-. . - s JACK ANDERSON.LES WHITTEN BERRY'S WORLD Jimmy - agi' '.crlfkd. The Esening Herald will respect the %tlThes of writers whodo not want their names ID print. ihe Esening Herald alco rexerses the right to edit letters to elinsinat.' libel or to conform to space requirements. The Insurance Institute for highway Safety reports that driver education increases the high. way death toll by 2,000 a year because it s'nabls" t ee nagers to qualify' .' for licenses at an arlss'r I 4 • 11AM ILTON. Bermuda ' UP!) The Bermuda government today hanged two convicted murderers despite nearly nightlong rioting by demonstrators who clshed with i' 'i • -i , ponce and fltlriC(ii firebom ilreOOrnus b ot. coat caused at least two mazes. , government spokesman said in a brief announcement the' t wo men, one convicted of assassinating Gov. Richard Sharpies and an aide in March 197:3 had been hanged "and burial ml lot'. ('(I short 1v after here's one we hadn't thought of before ' patrol car seat, readily a'aml;ible should they need theiti I.al'eterssaud the officers Felt he '.'t'sts made the men hOt itht'n worn and that a vest treated a feeling of overconfidence and complacenc. Riots Precede Hangings Wevc beard all kinis of arguments ,sgainisl driver education courses In high schools. hut -_ '' - on of leaving their vests on the i - • d aPve drtrlmsent,of- - - In recent months, the I ficers ,A ished to L( )Nlll )N 1111 Israeli Prime Minister Men,mhem lk'b.,in, voicing hope that a new era is beginning in the Middle East," arrived today to report to the British on his Jerusalem meeting with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and on prospects for an Israeli-Arab peace settlement . Begin landed at London's Heathrow a rport where he was met by Bri Foreign S4'cretish tary' David ( )wen " not worn " it, lil'eters earlier wrote City' Manager WI-. "Pete Knowles Begin Meets British Leaders - bit' itt'rs' ground ' . iteath benefit, the v ict im's famil% it ould r.'cei'.-t' only *37,500 if the victim wasn't it earing a test that insight have 'sated his or her life MADRID. Sp I'M —Tens of thousands of workers struck Vizcava today, paralyzing most of the region's industries in a one-day protest against inflation and uncm ploy ment. I Madrid.th In , , r;- ve'"ment averted'a strike , by the city's 5,X municipai policemen by draFting them into the arni'. , the hit t movement 0$5 . - - I Work ers Strike In Spain never be reached. probably myself knowing I ittoit get hit said. "hh",s through as The question (If liability and Florida Highway Patrol has (or as in the gut," he said that ('all, got's," Stit-;, s;tjd rrdum,'ti roVt'rag.' carte into urrjt'r,sl that tests he bo ught for Bu Shea noted the vests The city's tote to reaffirm its sharp focus in late ()tohi'r each trooper. That action calm r'.' when Scrisinole (',ainty Sheriff's after a Miami motorist killed a I t'putis's .John hithums and troop.'r who stopped th Bdph Krau.• ,t'n in rn.'torist for failing to pay a 10ow . . . ar.'ri't d.'sign,'iI to keep an earlier move requiring vests lea_ct *n.' iictnr (r('(hit..'d the .uffit.'r g'siiig if shot Ili the can,.' aftt'i offitil_c (lLsc;Lssttj bulletproof tests each wore as _ctomniat'h 'ibm.' officer it ill the cm's liaholity if the rests sating the deputies' lives S PARIS ['P1 ('onimunist.Soc'ialist t(xlav ended a one-day fx)litical strike that P U Ray mond H s a id such a dismal fl he wanted t '1 the workers'' for supporting government policy. Barre conferred with President 'alei:v (;iseard d'Estaing Thursday night after the 24-hour strike that disrupted but did not halt public services bill's sponsors, Sen Hubert If Hun phrt'y, I)-Minn . and Rep. Augustus hI,iwkins, 1)Calif stt' it as a ba_cu' 'mntitni,'nt to what,'vt'r need_c to be done to put f)Coplt' to work A more sober intt'rpr.'tation is that the bill is nothing more than a set of flexible t'ntploymt'rt goals that even the president concedes na ______ restrict directive that Sanford police wear the rests while on duty' flw latest vote ,mie ,iftt'r City Attorney' ernon Mize researcheol Florida's workman's conipensation law. lie decided that any compensation claim would be reduced by 25 percent it the officer wasn't wearing the vest as required and was injured while on duty French Strike A 'Failure 11046, •,''-s program. Flu & Co. are trying to keep the president on THE LIGHTER SIDE key, singing the tune which Carter himself wrote for an acceptable energy package. It isn't easy, with Russell Long and Senate colleagues sitting there playing Big Oil's song in conference. Over the Thanksgiving recess, Energy Secretary James Schlesinger murmured to a Ity 1)l('K FST press conference that the administration might ASll INIT( l\ I'!'! s be prepared to accept still higher oil and gas 'flit' $2 bill, reissued prices if that's what is necessary to get an in April L'71i, has hinibed bad1 If it had been a Broadway preduction, it would energy bill. Flug tat the ceiling first, and then the hart' closed on Saturday night telephone. In a flash, House members who have On paper, the lull looked good. been backing the Carter position were cranking Like everything else these days. the cost of out press releases condemning the Schlesinger printing money is on the rise. Simplearittuiietic will tell you it's cht'ax'r to makeont' $2 bill than statements and warning that they will not play ball anymore if the administ ration cuts a dcal it is to make two SI bills. So the Bureau of Engraving and Printing ran with Russell long behind their backs. Energy Action didn't bother to put out a press off a bo ut I2 million with the expectation of release. It didn't need to, thanks to F'lug s flurry saving may hi' $i million year At 411'iwit,hi ,wever, only about 2211 million of phone ('ails to crucial house conferees ''What we're involved in at this point is wire in circu!atu; \tt'anwhile, the demand (or essentially a damage limitation operation," F'lug $1 bills has continued to gj-cw apace. Despite ovt'rwhelning evidence thI it has a concedes ''We didn't like the Carter bill very much to begin with, but you work with what real turkey on its hands, the Treasury Depart. you've got." intent keeps trying to improve the bill's image With its staff of six and its annual budget of and thus salvage its aivesinnient about $250,000, Energy Action .,5 hopelessly The latest effort along that lint' is an outgunned by the oil industry. It cannot begin to .igrt't'nnt'nt with both store chains to th.ctr,bute $2 match the industry's lobbying annie_c. nor its hills to their u_ctontit'rs in certain areas fly KKNK1ll F:SKF:v scinni,-'.spiat But he saul, thi(JSt' ihi_ct'oni,' forts are wo rth the .'.ect,u'its' bit' fts.ds, "I feel much more sure of three-one-half. Shea said he's been wearing his vest ever since the city Issued it at September. 1976. lie said he's never been shot at in his five-one-half years on the force, but he feels that fact doesn't protect hints from some future gunman , flit' city coit,.Lssion1 voted Monday' to reaffirm an earlier SALISIII'R\' Ithodesia UPI Two black groups agreed to meet }'rime Minister Ian Smith today for talks aimed at ending the years of h ite rule estal)liShed by 9th1 century empire builder ("Mil Rhodes But a third group invited to take part, the United African National Council, led by the high!s' popular Bishop Abel Muzorewa, said it would Ix)ycott the meeting for a week to mourn the victims of last week's anti-guerrilla raids into Mozanibique. I li 1946. with millions of young men iiirnIrig burnt from w ir ( ongress passed a law' pledging th, gov er nment to-use all practicable means Iii promote iIu5UIiUfli i'niployment. production \,' I For All 34PD JIvAQ r __~ % 1~,; ~ , : __________1 __________ f'.' I 1:-_-4 ., display Ian Smith, Blacks Meet II ! 1"31 E'i~r), . ~~. %,.~~% his inquest 4 ~- M. WASHINGTON The had a little birihila'. party the othci .fay 1w the toughest '2-year-old in town There were stores of well- wishers, but thi' oil companies were definitely not among theni. Standard of Indiana, Mobil, Gulf and the rest of the industry giants would have much preferred a funeral se'ico for Energy Action. the t iny tot in que st ion. Almact front the day of its birth, the selfstyled public interest group has been driving lug Oil Around Uw bend. And there is no relief in sight Indeed. with President Carter's energy package now taking final shape in a houseSenate conference committee, Energy Action has never been busier Under the direction of James F. F'lug. a 38. )ear-old former top aide to Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass, the fledgling public interest lobby is exerting influence out of all proportion to its size on both the adnuinLstration and the House Dream to "I truly believe in them and I woulda t be without mine, he power demonstration, raising clenched fists and chanting, ''They have killed Steve Iliko! and ''What have wt' (lone'? Our sin is that we are black c The ruling ends the investigation of Iliko S death as there is no provision for appeal for an VIEWPOINT Energy Rules Police — ffm Shea is quick to confirm his vest make's hint hot. "It really hold holds the body heat," he said, Sanford Police Patrolman "You even sweat in it when it's llerbert Shea doesn't need the ol c" city, conunission to tell him to Shea also said the vest tends wear a bulletproof vest, PRI''l DitlA, South Africa I 11pl, A South African magistrate ruled today that police were blanwless in the death of black nationalist Steve Biko, who died of brain in. Juries Sept l_') a• fter more than three weeks in police ctLStodv More than 2(X) blacks Filed out of the court after tit(- 't'i'uict and staged a small black ('ongres.snian Richard Kell) H-Holiday' will be at the Alt amonte Springs civic center at 2 P Th ursday, to meet and greet his constituents. discs the issues and to allow thit' citizens to bring to his attention ans problem ttit' itught be having w iii an agenc%y If the federal govcrruiient in Mitch -- By SCOT'I'AHRAHAMS Herald staff Writer Blameless In Biko Death have $500,000 in unpaid ciauns against the cornpany. State Insurance Commissioner and Treasurer lull Gunter has appealed to the State of Missouri to VVORLD Magis trate Friday. Dec. 1, 17-SA - Police, Commission Agree On Vests IN BRIEF on the c.,cks it had authorized. Currently the Seminole school system employees Another interesting estimate was that the county's total population is now 142,007, up from last scar's 138,ff75. Total number of persons in the in. corporated areas, according to the estimates, is 73.128, compared to 71,686 a year ago, and in the unincorporated areas 68.879, cotnpartsl to 67,189. The estimates show that 51.5 percent of Siiiiinole's residents now live within the cities. , Evening Herald. Sanford. FL make food on hecks i t authorized to Florida policyholders [I% Old .Security life Insurance Co. of Lake Mary was first designated as having 2,421 wrsons, which would have been a loss front last year's 2,460. Alter a protest was filed showing the city actually had 38 power customers this year more than last year the figure was revised to 2.474. The Florida population center for Seminole (titint'., its unincorporated areas and cities are in. 300N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area C3de 5-322-11or 831.9993 Getting On population figures compiled by the I I 1. .''.')j :- , " ' ,.' �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Friday, Dec.?, 177 __ - ., ..-'. I . . CALENDAR . I sanford cystic St. Johns District Boy Scouts Leaders Recognition dInner 7 pin., Dell.ary Fire Hall, DeBar, A lta monte-Cassel berry Christmas Parade, from Live Oak Center to Altamonte Mall on SR 436. Santa House, 1470 Guinevere Dr., Casselberry, sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, 1'6 D.M. MONDAY, DECEMBER 5 Keenagers. 7:30 p.m., The Forest. Free blood pressure clInic, 7.8 p.m., Seventh-day Adventist Church, Moss Road, Winter Springs. Auctioneers senior citizens group. 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Lake Monroe Amateur Radio Society, 7:30 p.m. Cf an ulu e.lIacclLI UI vIIwivI%;t. South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse. Spring Oaks and SR 436. Diet Workshop, 10 am and 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 14 and 10 am. and noon. ('.arlton Union Building, Stetson University. 1.k'Lend . ' ' 74 - o 4 .i-~ 1 - 4 / . . .' ) -.j . S . . --u_ . ' ____________________ ' M The • i , , Ready BARBEQUE r' P DEAR ABBY I am a year old ongle' wonian Four months ,eo I met a man about may age and we hit it off beautifully. lie has his own business, is active in politics, and plans to run for public office. lie lives about 300 ..,. ........ iI.iit' ,iwd, LAIL 1W phones Uè( eve'rv night and flit's ote'r to n.e ever, other weekend. i really e f ll for him. and the ft't'lingis mutual We even •Uscu.sse'd r1.arrlage l.a_st weekend he said he had sititietfung unportant to tell me. Then he' said he was married and had two children' 1k' said, '1 didn't tell you sooner because' I knew I was falling in love' with you and 1 was afraid souci tell me to get lost I didn't want to lose you.'' Then h' '1.crte'd to cry I an, o in love' with tune it's like I'm in a trame lie' said he respects his wife' but he doesn't love' her. 1k' does iove his kids ALso, because of Pus political ambitions, he can't get a divorce right now. But if liii patient, eventually we'll be ma rr it'd. What should I eki' We can't help it if we n't too late. l)EEI'l,Y Is l,ovF: •..__ DEAR flF:F;I'L' It 'r will tell him s nunvs.'r want too see him or 1t'nr from hint again. It will hurt less It irrak It off irnmne'diate'ls. c'ri' is no w s nu can win with this loser. l)EAII .\hlhCi' What ito you think of parents who instruct their young children to 'go give' a lsg kiss''' I have a re'latis e' who has trained her i tiildj'c'n to kiss on uiommanI. She' aw cyc se'nd, her little' toddlers around the to ki et .'r utie goeil night 'erma' are strangers the uhilclre'n have riest'r -wen 1*' to re' %hat are' yur fee'ling,s about this' NAMEI.F:ss DEAR NA%tEl.Ls: Unless a kiss is spontaneous, solunt.ar) and since're', it's coumiterfeiL So I would urge' parents land cit he-r si not to instruct > uiungste' N tic bestow their IascesimidIs'rIrnin.ate'ly, DEAR AWIN , £ Sir Harold Mitchell. noted British author, t..it 'tie' Is welcoima' in my hone but her do g LS not. l':vt'r- tune she brings her imUe' here, he' piddles on my carpi't. After she' left la,st time', I hail to shampoo both in> ta.'droorm and living room iarwts I invited her here again last sutalav tsrien m phoned her in advance', I told her not to get nail, but to please not bring her dog when she comes. Well, she alice' and brought her dog She .'iii1 Sh(' tried to lease turn but l' cried si t much sin' couldn't My living room got it again What can I do" She never na&s&'s your column. Please' a print this, OUT OF SHAMPOO DEAR OUT: Your problem Is neil the poodle'. It's YOU and your inability to cons ine'e your friend that seeu do NOT want her piddling poodle' to make a puddle on sour carpet. TELL her If she can't lease' her dog home, you will misi her. And if she tome's and brings her dog, tell her you're sorry, but she can't bring him In the house, If )OU lust' her friendship, you hascn't lost much. DEAR ABBY .1 sent for your booklet "how To have a Lavel>' Wedding,'' and never in my life did I get s much for a dollar. page' 26 you wrote, "Now, many couples make. Do NOT rely on (insw Jake to take all the wedding pictures, even though he's a 'good' amateur photographer and has a lot of expensive equipment. Hire a professional! It's not ir,expensive, but at least you'll be assured of having some lovely pictures: after the wedding it will be too late to wish you had heeded this advice Abby, we have a ....ousin Jake" in the family who in. sistesi on taking ourwedding Dictures. but thank hpt'ons w took your advice and hired a professional anywa>'. Well, you Ituesseci it Something was wrong with "Cousin Jake's" film call of it!c and not one of his pictures came out' That one paragraph in your booklet certainly saved the day for us. Please print this for other couples who are contemplating marriage. GLORIA AND DOUG -I - ' ,' 'If '.ou dee it with a strteng' e'r, wits not with Memtct'Lx)eiy in your own fancily''' Andy' Warhol ''1' rash'' hi> TOM TlF:Iw NEW YORK - Growing up as she dad in the notorious South Bronx. where he're crime' ronipi'te's with squalor to terrorize' the' habitants, lIvye'tirtld l)e'brte Mos_s did what she' t. iUlel to avoid personal risk Slit' never talked to strangers, she refused rides from gentlemen, she went right home' after school But she could not protect herself from her parents. One night Debra's father came' tel her room and removed his trousers She cried out for her mother, who refused to in ters'ene: and for the next six month_s the girl was regularly ncole'ste'ei, often nncade' to w,cte'h 11- I ' 11 lc,:, " i up PARADE DAY SPECIAL-SAT. DEC. 3 ONLY FREE PARK ING s IN REAR WHILE \ SHOPPING ROJAY :, $ __ - Pft •asf.rd 37) 8020 florid. lMit.iS'1H 1111111111111111111111 . ' 2I*220 E. FIRST SANFORD PH, 322.3S24 - I Sanford ' ' ( "\X 'K::':':_:-t \" , ' \ "_ , I,'dI, ,IUCIPJI iLI('Z L.'llt' I' Incest is a well hidden nat menial 'tainlel Dr I mrry lire cer 'ft he En route, they encounter a child. Armiahl As the plot continues. '\niahl iS miraculously healed lie brings his crab ties as a gift to the Christ child, thus ending the Opera 'I he I tie'spian troup of I. II,.,I. dIUII ..l,._,. ,.with ''U,'i' III.,ii. :i,usical director Hubert 0. \l,cguire' Jrr and director Jane .. roducing "Anctthl ,criel the Night Visitors I he' cast include's Patty c'.t,rn as the' mother. hir,cntle's hlhtUl.I) %tll( hEll, " I Iinane An sittualls a IIIM'Iesj iftittjtii,ji in the' U.S 1 Mink that ttctlie'rs who f,l ,r 'cut with daughters .me' lice' :euirt*'r ene child abusers of our tithe' Brown stresses the father' daughter aspect of incest llueih nicest illicit faniily St's e ,'ccir" between hneethe'rs arid sisters. er between kin if OU lily the samict' age. psy heilce: ists doubt it hits either lasting or damning e't' feet Net so with daddy and his little' girl, the' trageds here is widespread and somt't line's forever \'ciwig Debra Moss, for one, i' now hissing from her home'. After mens we'e'ks if sleeping with tcii, she' had e'riough and left for the' streets Polite' report she has be'e'onee' involved with prostitution. drugs ,tmiil ,..k,. I ,..,,,i,_,I oo ' wonder that H&etx'rt Carroll. a ('alifornite therapist, calls incest an epidemic Or that the .'lIA's ICr Brown accuses incs&'Luou f,ethe'rs of capital brutality flay' micicy not torture' their daudcte'rs, as so me fathers do, bat 1 .e victim e'oncniits swcide year' litter it's the saint' as if papa lee it her to death'' Sect that this e'ptehnicie of brutality should 1.' iItiegetht'r surprising After all. tiistecrv irulic'tcte's incest is ,et east as old Seipheec'le's lie' was the' Gre'e'k wh etrancatist re'ate'ei - curse' on his c'hileire't ;s'rhaps (tie' se tirlit ' are - nd guests, Mr cod Harrison, e1r and Mrs Ernest Cuse Ie y . r an Mrs cis Brown Mr n0 Mrs Ikinald 'I Skitz. Mr and M,'s. (;trge It 51atkst, Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Garland and Dr Send Mrs Roger Stewart Aloe Mr and Mrs Tom F'ri'nian, Mr. and Mrs I 'htoy Reehb, Mr and Mrs John *[. Kade'r.,,\lr and Mrs ,% .'Mc' Clanahan, Sir and Mrs William I. Kirk. Mr and Mrs Carl Dietrich, Mr and Mrs S5illiarn K Kirchhoff and Mr ant Mrs Richard It Wiihiane Brunt's as:5emnahl, Kevt Ke'!luy as the page', 0 Matre'e'n Ke'lley, Angie' iota ('isss lncmick, and (i'. Mebat 5th tiancers The' three kings are Ti i.rurrle'y. John Voungbloo and Frank Cofer with Semino high's own ('ontemporam En.cermcble' as the chorus shepherds The pianists at Mrs Jennifer Kelley and BoW Ne'cc son (?penlng night is Thursday )ill , in the Sericinole' liiI auditorium A matinee' pe feermmeane'e' for middle scho children is scheduled Dec 'lb.' Dec. 10 performance is at Al ('line' Mr 'ntj Mrs Nicholas J. Mergo, Mr. and Mrs Jesse' S. Cleveland, .Ir and Mrs George Drew, Mr and Mrs Edward A Yancey, Dr and Mrs Kenneth Wing, Mr and Mrs. Walter A (,ielow, [)orotP Waller and guests and Eloise Collins And there' , tA' more' " SMART SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH THEIR MESSAGE - AND SMART SHOPPERS FOLLOW THE STARSI " "C : t . . -, - ,v,', __. " ' 1 i.. r, 141, '-':.it". j,'': -.., .'_ - , ..'7. .~. I I 4,, 1 C, ,~C,Z -* 7 , C' ZA , -S,ec/a 3 il .,.&,:, ( Ill - '-' s. . . i. ..' ,', "5 JUST FOR MOM & SISI ',,,.,•" :: '. ' , ,'-. Flare Leg Panties $100 Nylon, in six Sites 52.50 $3.00 VALUE Full Slips... Nylon Sizes 40.45 U$7S7.S0 VALUE Footed Pajamas Warm winter style. P thru L. $15 VALUE 1/' 's& i /If ':.' -, 4~ -4 I ...I r,f 1200 Sleep Socks .- "'i't• " ,;"::,.' " $4 , - . _.~ 4~2_(-~ ' %- ' e I ., $100 .'á•z-"- ''t''a oi * PRICES GOOD SAT,, DEC. 3 .ri,,'., .''..,,:';'., ' t'• ',.;•.' - - S - OPEN 5: DAILY 9 To 1 3o .zi': -i 4j(; 4. e'C2': " .ift"i 'J".'..' i '''c: :' MAGNOLIA CENTER 310 F. FIRST ST. DOWNTOWN SANFORD 333.4)3, L- - Church groups are invite and block tickets may lx' o taine'cl by calling the scho Ge'n'.'ral adnissiun c.s $1 'C '"'a.,; II 4 - ____Z_&11:C%Iiq&..~... ,_ - I' SI \ CkMUe, F'uzik, 11w, KIt, Rggeile, SW,giwo K(Cmie aud £awegce..jzff u aL _.%_. ,'.' kl? --,~ _ V2.-i,,lll.o,," - * - ( I: , . ___ , '' , .;" _ -U ~_ ", . - ~ 1:~; 4. . . % , ; '1'.,4 .••. ..' ,', ' 1'/-.'c " :.'' -. . S . -,- ~ -- ' .' .' San ford Flower Shop. / I 209 E. COMMERCIAL AVE., DOWNTOWN SANFORD .1.- ,. ,. ~_.,I ~ . ,: V. 1) V, t "'Christmas Showing eitdWOq iuuile C in our a M . '' CI 11 ' 1 11, 11 I_ ,_'_ '5'' - . '" . - . '. '4 ' 'A .'. .'- . .tj. , " - I? ' '..'-. 1'~ - A lovely new annex (same location) swags, mantel arrangements, and ¶ Jat - ', ~ " -. :-t• 4-. -..j, 'ai;','ç,ç,, 4-I. .,- - ... --':' ".4,:t';''-.'.5" .," '.:,',,4t' ,. ,l'j, , A" 5áj'j 4?.,'•:' 'a' Beautiful permanent wreaths, door - . '' .ii. i:!411ic;? ~ ~Y,k*- ~ ),.1- , I , .^, ~ 1 .1' -4 In the' U.S the published accounts of Incest hate been largely confined to the tot ion at K iige'lie' O'Neill and Tern I e',.s e' e' Private :ac'tounts proliferate' mostly it, the' .Sppalat'hittn hills, w here', at le'a.st at t utce' s, daughters have reportedly stepped lone ar d to icr take' the' pli'e' of sit eie'e'easeei mothers ''•'-".'."i''.. '.'''1 I 1111 , anti Sigmund Freud cisesI ( et.tlipus to e'miain the :ei',' :,t hi,'h .l! children ;iecii;' 't;.m;;'e: sexually' attached to parents (tte'rs in tustor's' have not see much rationalized Oedipus as folloccesi tus lead youths in preChristian Micronesia were normally encouraged t it tim'el incest, H5 a nce'ans of pre'p,er ing for adult hoceel r A.J. Mr and Mrs *Children's Chrisimas0 ~-,-r WALK 11141. ( Small CIII , , ru. )r ,• \1 and Mrs Wendell I Springfield and Lucy K riupoon and guests marital discord, and infinitum. .,-.,,,..,. su Ii. the' girl has plents of oiipuis A.s inc est cli ce'rge's c', er so re'luctantly from the afldps of .subculture .'miie'ricte, indication-ii tire' it is it primliars 'cie'ial rot Judy I)e'nse'n'4;e'rhx'r, a soe'ial ae'tivgst, says the' incest tiet mis are' filling our jails, our c;tjtte'rs, our horelt'lios and our ue'nt;il in slit ut ions De'nse'nGerber runs a chain of drug rt'Iiabilitat ion centers in New \'cerk, cc here'. she says. linens as 41 ;'ru'nt ill the tre'att'ei girls have' incesteeu.s backgrounds A ('hie'ago home for cc isse tarti cc ennce'n, (tapin Hall. reports that nearly' all residents ha ye' teen incest vic'tinn' '!'hos,' ,iid runaways see' similar e'r,ne'ctions \ rid beyond the obvious viet i mu there perhaps millions more who suffer quie'tiy infants who withdraw Intl Mn Lawrence' B. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs Vincent A Butler, .%tr.and Mrs Charles A. Huffman Jr , Mr. and Mrs. Richard E Nyios, Mr. and Mrs G. Troy Hay' Jr., Mr. ; ,'ct' , tneeoc their pals to pbes eeth the' insects, girls cc h grow up wondering if it was tell their fault middle aged ceenie'n who continue' to awake' 'cre'a:tcing in the night: sexual dysfunction, '. I t .'i 1. fantastic table displays await you. 1 .,1 I 'Z':'.&"' -. I IV I 'X r " -C' t' ' ,': ,, iç; ' , "" .j . • -'.' ' I Ar " .'ll_',"". 1. ' We have reserved a "do it yourself 4 corner" stocked with candles, foliage, wire and the best selection of ribbon In the area. Here's your chance to put your own imagination to work who Williams 5, Mrj''k - '4 . S .,,. 1. Ii.. ._ , r. 322-1 2 1 1 I .. .' 's.. 1 iAi. ' ' ' , , ' :',. -' ,,, r1 etAk5i2a: I Place your special orders by phone: - i1 and create your own holiday deorl WE ACCEPT 5 MAJOR CREDIT CARDS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ' ' FOLLOW THE STARS * * * * IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTION FOR CW61" G4t IDEAS SELECTEDLll\ COSTUME lr1aIriw JcnhI, sexually abused this year, but *'rie'rtilly not in the' streets or able,'. s in the e'a.se' of children. niost acts will occur in their hommies Statistics on the' itcatte'r are' not the best Officials s,tS fancils' silence' prevents the' colle'ctiop of inc urate' f,ei ts Still, what little' d,et,e tt:e'ri' is 'tigge'sts tti.ct only a quarter 1 ,elb sexual miiule'statiorcs crc' cunmunitted by strangers, the' rest are clone' by people known to the.' vidinis, in mmcewt case's relatives of the vie'tutcs As for ranking incest em the' list of child abuse's, that too is statLsttcally difficult Yet the scanty figures are e bear Of validated case's eel child ,abUSe' reported in 19Th. for e'simtiple'. the're' we're' twice, its riiny instance's el se'uiel tis ioris its .h.,....,.,... . the eese'rfluw on one casion. and The Forest. 1(inii!ht the' rtcs'rr>iiiahers will chrcsten a new corn' pIt's :et Sanford Airport .Ierrs Catering Service'. The evening will begin with a hancpagne' hour, tolbuc l by dancing to the Aimet'rican Heritage and a midnight breakfast buffet. Among the couples at' te'ndirtg the annual gilttering gala will be' Mr. and Mrs Bruce W Kelly, Mr and "irs Burton I.eVee'. poor winan and her crippled '\Imce'nicari "Sty Inc e'st is __ 1r and Mrs -lit( k Burnt.), Dr and Mrs hlot'rt J Simeith, Mr and Mrs Charles lasing and Mr anti Mrs Jeetin ('olhe'rt so . and Mrs F.dr Iii' lthti r nd (is it The eepi.'ra has arrived Sanford' Ammahl arid the Night Visitors" is a contemporary opera concerning a mythical account of the three kings Journey to visit the baby Jesus t cele,rtette,.l,,ese't 111111111 " ' k- , Also Mr and Mrs Frederic F Gaines Jr., ,Mr. and Mrs William I. Granikow, Dr and Mrs Nicholas J. Pastis, Mr and Mrs Charles Bentley, Mr. and Mrs Allan Keen, Mr and Mrs LM Ford and .slr and 'sirs Alan A l)ickev Also Dr and Mrs A II Cann. Mr and Mrs Larry D Blair, Mr and '''3. So! Manfre, Mr anti Mrs William I' I.as"r, Mr and Mrs Woodrow Clark, Dr and Mrs Norman tt lk'lfrich Jr. J;uiie's Ryan and guest William I Kirk Jr and Mr and Mrs Ernest Quataert Also Mr and Mrs Opera Co mi n g Up t L.Jci IIeS Secre1' e Intel aliccse' ce i,el re'se',,re'lc'r say circe girl out of tour will he.' I)ie'trie)' Center. Mayfair Country flub where' a tent was cii to .cccomniolate mu. on oft 01 With e'spe'rie'nu' in Latin Ari.e'ne'an, ('arcbbe'an. and Canadian affairs, Sir hierelel Mitchell ha arc .xi 'lle'nt bae'k1 rieunl leer err:i''ntiri4 i the' area 'f PUl)1r I. t:re' He i' author of M'vu'r,il t,eeetk nt biting th( ' .iutP:eii-it:ti',' Russian Posse' ssion. in ti. I ar ihb.'ar1. I:uroll' I he' ('urrhte'an.' ' e',crileti',ei Patients '' ft s I J @ All Toys including Tonkal 1 5# 35% Off .. - , VT;; lnfant& Toddlers Sites thiru It e oo REG. 1.50 Wall Murals FREE DELIVERY In adelitiu,e to holding arc hier,rars law degree' from Rollins ('ollege', Sir hicerulel Mitchell alsee holds an teerierar', law eli'gr.'e' Ire lie the t.'niversits of Alberta, ( ,inaeh, for hi'S service's in lii,' ehe've'lopnce'nt it the coal r' source's if the province' 11 s5e 7/ ;TABLEØ : family secret is aI. slowly living recognized as one of the' nation's mi:iisl po pular tonic ccl Mojud Panty Hose I ; : REG. 13595 Ii dueling photo by Tom N•?% the fou.1 process -'-' . Santa zayz: Ztock on Ztocklngs,"1 // ha.' tanned tee' lice degree's from St Andre" s, 4 tetland''. oldest unive'r'ity ' iy ocie s a Curio Cabinets I iltli, iii uidroI, 710 E First St. i S On / ME . . .' - Ii.ill patrons have moved with t he various sites in The Leading Form Of Child Abuse , ~ ciu_ctriah.t, and expert on l.a i in American .erid ('aribbt'an affairs, has scheduled a public lecture' while- in residence' at Hollins ('olle'ge. during 1)t'ct'nitA'r Mitchell. research profe'ssor of Latin American studies at Rollins, will speak about, cirld Population, Energy. amid Food Problems — Thursday at 7.30 1)111 in Ilauch Hall This lecture' will he' free and open to the' public A disc w'sieen if, Present (',cnacl,c with Day - ;. w 'ltn,erLsiuns ,- ''S If you feel left out and lonely, or wish you knew how to get people to like you, my new booklet, "How To Be Popular: You're Never Too Young or Too Old," is for you. Send $1 along with a long, self-addressed. stamped 24 ct'ntsc ens elope to Abby 132 I..asky l)nve', ,.e've'rly lulls Calif 90212 J DOWNTOVVN SANFORD PH. 322-5 22 'T . -- (rummn,r St liceol 'j l"inarie e ,intt Business Administration students is on It, agenda for I )e_'c 9, ,,nl an inforimial discussion I aba's Inte'rnatieenal of. Activities' i set for Dee' 10 A fe i-liter tie. e-e tieirrr itlfl oil the' I'on.se'rvetivt' l'crty in hiritain. Mitchell was a ment,'r of 1':irlinient from 1931 tee 1945 , 1-ott Paschl stag e manager, Laura Morgan heads the construct(on crew; and Jesse Fry is production manager. " FURNITURE COMP ANY '' ithi st t'e'ts. A ha rhn'cti.' chic kt'ii d inner still be' s.'rv.'d From ii.xiii nut 11:1 I )e'e' IS. 'I'it'kt'ts are $2 For adults and $1 leer t'tiiitlt'i'ii. belongs to Ken F'urton Understudies include Stephanie' Piano, Mary Scott and l)eidre Mes.st'rschn,idt. FOR GREAT GIFTS FOR THE FAMILY WILSONaMAIER . and r.'gg Deere. ."pouison'd I tin' ('iv It' ,11 id ('urn mumiit Affairs ('ommnittet' of Preparing stage sets for "The Miracle Worker" (from left Laura Morgan. tMri Paschal, Jesse Fr' and Scott Spence. SATURDAY, DEC. 3 'te1LYK~ Sa&1 V ' . . Christmas Sidewalk Sale AFTER THE PARA , "s. . ihi.' ( r.'at.'r Sanford ( 'ha iiiber of ('out mnerce, tIi. fumidraising b.'m'fit is th'sign.'d Inward erecting a gal.'t)o in Centennial Park, on Park .venue lu'tssi','ii liii and No Way You Can Win With Loser -. ' . I Getting in thi' mood for a ln'mit'fit harhe'cw' lii the park are soilfl' of the c'ominittc',' in. in hi r (it-It to right) Vivian But K lull (.i. loss \1,irth,i 't alilt i Val Colbert rt IN THE PARK For Action dna, as assistant director, the will be Nanc Threadgill, Tom production will protray the lieer. ('buck Loren:, Gretchen etrl hf eef lkle'n Kt'lkr. who Lindsay, Nadine Brown. Frank Lyman High School's Theatre will 1w played by Karen F'urton ('apozz.s, Fone Ik'ss, Cheryl Department will present 'The 11cr determined teacher. .thn Chapman. Stephanie Piano, Miracle' Worker," next Thur- Sullivan, will be plavesi by 1)et' Dee Wailick, t)eidrt' sday, 1 riday and Saturday, at Doreen (;rubcr, Captain Keller Mt's.wrs&hmidt, Tracy Helms, 7:30 p.m. will be played by David Mary Scott, Mars Wells and Directed by Sis. Cher hammond, Marcy Suminel Stempler, with Rosann HecI h'r actors in the production The' voice' in Annie's dream HIREN . - "i, Lectu re Open To Public By EI1)A NICHOLS liemid Correspondent 11% ABIGAIL 1. : - 0. ". . Herald racle Worker' Players ' ,, - . .......;-_. - DOI4EI':s (;lU'IIEn ii. TO IL) K;ltEN F''j'', ltOS:NN RF;C('lII.% 's It ' JW• ( Herald Pho t osb (Ida Nicleetsi I , . . - - - ' Tonight is the night when ('hanipagne Ball revelers will put their best feet forward to usher in the Holiday Season - a la W8 style. For the 13th )ear, this social gala has been sponsored by Sericinole \1 ut 'i a I (.' o n c e r t .' ' (if. :;tion An' sirae the ball was iiaugur,itu'cl at the former Mayfair Inn, complete with it i ktail hour and dinner, vic it i.w se'si,ii brings on ' . - - ."I" - - W S j . .' ' ' I - '. / ; 1'. ,. . ".' ," 1 ,•.J. .. CHILDREN'S 311 E. FIRST SI, J" ' SL" : - 5, Ilion't make the mistake so 61(04 I' r ' W 67 -. f - St,.NDAY, DECEMflER 4 . _1 1 LI, AA Women's Group. 2 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. ('assdbcrry At, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. 'Miss Winter Springs" contest,sponsored by the Winter Spring,s Fire Department Auxiliary. Greater Sanford Christmas Parade, 10 am., Downtown Sanford. Santa House, 1470 Guinevere Dr., Casselberry, sored by Beta Sina Phi to benefit Fibrosn FoLidation, 10 am. to 6 p.m. ~ $ -1 Lutheran NARFF, I p ni.. First Federal of Seminole. Sanford Thir1'Niners, 730 in St Peter and Paul Catholic Church. Goldenrod. Citizen Club, 13:30 a.m., church, SR 427. Altamonte Springs. Senior Citizens trip In concert at Tuppersare Auditorium, near Kissimmee, 8 p.m. Leave Sanford Civic Center. 4 p ill Pick up at Leeds, Casselberry. 4:30 p.m Dinner on the %ay. 1,..:1 10 . PO - Pancake and Sausage Supper. 4-8 p.m.. Deltona Christian Church, Blvd.. , - . rV 6`_ N ,0, Champagne Ball Revelers Usher In Season To nicht AW 1 . Weight Watchers. Sears. Altamonte Mall, 10 am. : I -f-..- I I I Happy Senior Citizens, 3 p.m., Legion Home, Fern Park. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am.. Lord Chuznley's, Altamonte Springs. Sanford-Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. Semfnoe Sunrtr Khanh, ; am., Sambo's, Sanford. Tangksood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road Lnngsood AA, closed, 8 p in., Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SR 434. ('ountsilde School Adisory Committee. noon, First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, longwnod. Young Au'ulto, Club forSingles, 9 p.m., Orlando (;ardeoub,7ioE.Ro11in. ~ - .% ":4. FRIDAY. DECEMBER? l)ancc sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Unit 25. 8:30 p.m., Deliona Woman's Club. Norm Wright's Orchestra. 1 IT I I 4NII;- 111111111111 - - - .. O. C In And Around Sanford .., OURSELVES Friday, Dec. 2. 177-7A , - ' . ,, ,, . '.". .' -. -.. ,,, '?' 'r" ". •t." 1C',/ • -: ,.-' ' ,,, . -. - .•' . �IA — Evening Herald, $anlord, Fl Friday, Dec. z. 1C77 Are They— Really What Like? Seats 5 Aim At 3 Lake Mary Council L ash: Career Who's ---' Running? i W And Fam'101y .1 SPORTS- Evenina Ha'raid. canfmra Ci - ,,, • *-* . - :+I I ,t'ttIlO('k I e'xas . I I'i 'I'e'xiis 'lee hi Coach Steve Sloan Is going whir,' his heart is tnie'k to the Southe'aste'rn Conference Sloan. :1, 'fliur,L,s at te'pte'd :1 I ueratiee' four-year contract sic( c t't'tl K en Coo per ,is head foot ball c'o;iuti at the I, rise'rsits if Mississippi Ms r'.ec .1!t' tlm ti Wid c-sirs rr.o oust iki as Pus heart :r'f ". L £' 1 :, 1. '. IF I , - IAtt l.Sh. :nn' 1flt'' •irter ith a ti itie' i th t1uhN and the khurth t t hilv bving a ii ther of four.grandif tt and a ' iount.il ineutr. uitbratcd the '25th, -t:ini%vrsar% if tier ti,armigt in wp(eiiL*r (Thddhkj t'thoarts in their native Pt'rin lania. Mrs Lash A n d her husin1. Jim, or.t'r of auto saits both in S inlord and I 'rianitu, niutisi ti Ht.riLi 2 SOd!'' dL&) Jud have resided in 1Ikt I * '. '.ts hr . the ptst 't'u:1 tai i'kir ehitdrtn art l'an Crapp. 23, of Sanford. the n,othcr of urJ Lish grantkhild, Nancy Crapps, lIP. months uhf: Steven. ",, •., t',I!,,.... .,.... I...•l..... .1.. 'Ii I1i &. 4V. .1 ii tiuiiu .11 'Ii ' , .. . miegt' .tiiii Angelina. 13, ,tit eighth-grader at Lakeview %Ir- I i'h uffiti' n.anagt'r and title clerk at Blue Book Cars in and ecretars'treasrtr ' f Jim i.h tu a1es in tr!and She u sorvir, bt. r third torn. as prrilent of the Like stars t'haintk'r of ( 'itnaueeree and is actnt' in First Alliance iurt'h. (klanmlo si here she teat he it class of 1.5 and 6-%ear -,olds Vt ,,un hoste ss f o r N o rth S*'niinule ant a she ik aS also Vt t i znt,t'r of the likt Mars Elen.e'ntar School Advisors board for -a star tng her puhi ..ffim t.'. she ser td as the councilman hargt if the .,hice department and the planning and zoning thu run:icsiun thng the acco mplishments of the city since its incorporation ihi1i she str%t- j in office. Mrs lash con5uders the elopn.t'nt and adoption of the city's tomprehensivt. land u' of major in.portant C 'ht' is also gestLng the creation of utihits (1JIilfliSSiOfl tit .:tve the Cit'(fl atur department natters much like the .anning and Zoning IJmniIssion I siould like to see more citizens att'nding and participating ifi :1 net-tings so that ,t tiuser relationship can e xist be tween tn tapas t'rs and the c m tount if and for greater citizen input on tn,itters of public in.portance Mrs Lash said citizens ii.d% be discouraged from attending meetings because of their length. I would like to Set' the city council consider expanding the regular sesions from one to two month!) and limiting the duration of meetings This would also eliminate the need for special meetings called at a moments notice," she said. She said she favors proper supervision and prompt action to correct hazardous conditions after the installation of utility lines on cit) pavement and rights-of-wa); encouraging clean nonpolluting industry to locate in the city: and the setting of Policy to reqwrt' petitions signed U) a ni.ajorit of the propert) owners on a given strict requesting paving before paging projects are approved b the cit) Mrs. Lash calls herself an independent" councilman and sa she is prepared with information on agenda items prior to the ;;ar tern, hle'ttings .4 1 -..J : I ). It Pit t LASI 1 HOSPITAL NOTES DEC. 1, 1977 ADSIDiSI(JNS: Sanford: Travis T B)rd Carol Gatlin Earl M. Horace J. Waits George W . Williams (lass J Sw ain Lee Sidney Emanuel, Deflary Murray Dempsey, Deltona Glenn Pole)', Deltona l,ster Carroll, Lake Helen Detlef J. Adams, Longwood Wilma Hayfield, Osleen BIRTHS: ord' and Casa Swain aboy James DLSCIIARGE,S: Frances V. Brown Doris J. Duxbury Ida SI Holmes Lillian I.. Normand hobby ti Re'talic Edith Roberts Horace J. Wails Donald 0, Young Baby Boy Mullins Mary sMayi Harrison. Altamonte Springs Marie Ploria, 1)eBary Albert E l'otter, IkHary Joseph W. Gonsalves, Del. toM Ruth S Pierson, Deltona Detlef J. Adams, Longwood Oliver J. Black, Longwood (1111" N I I .S( )N Mayor 0 Plays Pa! S,uths,ird \;rlun in guvefliguet'nt hits r.ingt-d frun rk in the Fhitritla sit rutar ml s tate ' s office in Tllha'tt' as f the aiiniinistratitt' tide division to a hobbs 1st for tIe 'uP 1' F Irida F'ederatn'n if liwnans SWM'l,'tit's (luring the 1* ishttitt' session She reixied an award in ri'tgrtttiun if her ser\uce for thu Ii irig at tiv its, during Much the first law s regulating roadside k ' nnur(ial Zoos and aninial attractions were passedL Mrs Su1hsarmt also 'eretJ .is treasurer ,f the Central Florid. t.lgui ,iI So(i('ti. in 1t472•1 and lids served two teflhes on the ,lard if i fireclors She and her husband, Ki-nt'st, are lift' Uetln tier , of the % Ship w-crall I ir,ribnatir .o:mi handled the pubhicits in the 4(i' \ Fnvirrui,i'nlal Pr o tecti o n S,,ssim iation's successful fight earlier this tar tm *tip the prupe'ed Sanford sanitars landfill in the trdt'r" ,if Lake Mary \ rt'aJ estate broker, Mrs Southward moved to Seminole (ountyn i 1969 She grew up in Hradtrito and lived in Tallahassee for a number of )ears She and her husband, a fourth generation iiiimle ('ountian, were married in 190 Mr Southward also worked as a public information officer for the state l)tpartneent of Transportation and was among the first f• (1hllOt..(s in the Florida Bureau of Planning, editing a ntsisht'tter and serving ts clearing house' for the various regional planning councils Southwards are citrus growers and engage in other .,gricultural activities as well as real estate brokerage She has a bachelor's degree with honors in political science from the Universits of Florida and a master's degree in governuucnt from Florida State Uuiisersity. '' Making tier first tr for public office, she said she has always k'tri interested in government and believes citizens have the responsibilits of doing nurt' than criticizing ''I don't feel Fnu running agai nst ansone, but rather for an office'," she said. It Coy PAT SOL'ThIfl',itD Dec 23 Tangerine Bowl, where Tech Iiet't,s Florida State ( '.urIx'nter as a personable quip-ter. Sloan made an effort to speak to reporters at the news conference. After is lon:g ni lire than ;ln)ttiing silence. Sloan denion,sU-ateej his hiii:io'r ''Es't'rsboejs get that iwo 1k,' said "Want tree to Sloan re'purtediy will he' paid $410.i' a -u'ai uiu is ill n et'e'ive up ti $20.4Pl in television a p- ' sas that again'" Terry: Busy O n Mi s si l e s l)urcng the 30 ,I_iII 'IA M I' 'e UP! ('hic;egu Rears running back Walter l'avtuuri, is In mie't'ds 4e_ ards rir',hing in Pus next ttire' games to break the NFl. st-asic re'cureI held U) (I J Simpson will e hall.'nge' the ,oung elm'ftlI se' uf the' is inle'ss 1 euuipa Has Iiuce'ane'ers .it 'I ,iupd Stadiwue - , , . v, To ' / * , ' CHRISTMAS Athletic Director ii' King, who will retire in August, saul Crini,son Tide to back'thii'k natit,nJ championships in l% ,ind l94'iP I tiesicalls piminc tm .unl.a&seil by l'ayton 4 i I1 1 il, .. V - Its C, /J1 . I it : JV - I • Atlanta Falconslix- Hues have ' ' I ' ' tha' . The Hues have listed running I Mississippi unless he is : tb' flume 1 .. i ENTIRE 7 0 STOCK The ('tiu'cagii ('arelinals fronit 1942 to '45 lost 29 straight i, chutes 1 ha Buccaneers e rs 'in getting dose and are nlre ails Ill see uei place. but thic S couldn'tt 1x'sibly break it this i ea r lie e tu e the s II hue p1 a eel (unIt 28 games b the end tons illitis, fullback Robin Earl hies d Shoulder injurs and punt returner 'ste it 'x hubert has a of tint' ualiip.iigni Inu'ude'nttalls the- ('.indinnmls (lid a quick flip uniunul in the 4th until by 1°4" h eti won the SF I tith is mitt their f,lIiuIws backfield if ( 'hcurlie 'I'rippm h':lnniu'n '%rngsnci.in'hhit himanele'r-I'aul ('ttristuii;inu I , What s'etllcge'ise dlii Jlnii Thorpe attend, and isho was his nat h" Also did Jim rhorpe- ncr play professional bass- ha lL' — Jame's I)isser, Hhaeomlng(on, lad, Thorpe is rut lit ,cn Inuliecu college', Carlisle Institute' who bin: rict sense didn't : inedsure up to Ut; Northern Dual Control is itli ,i s'esre'e'r hut the run's' hill Electric Blanket $1789 hatting cii s'rcmge' of 52 Pie eouldni I _ Q, how much will the- tc'anis in the National Football league gel Irunit trle". 15cm whe'ii their new contract wIth the (lire-c networks is signed J I. '. enlura Calif, The usual minis ii chute setline e revea ls tha t the tithe pier u'Iut, over tt,' next feiur S c.i rs w ill .amount to ,iliiiemst sa nuiillioni, is Inch is ;mhsuut half this' operating budgets of most trams , including lilt- profit haul i The actual opierating Men's Flannel ;,. •5i'C" v_ I L S nicinule e rtelleuncits College p,, chalked up t. using the one-two pwit h ,if Willie' Williams and Bob iou to trounce' F.dss,irej Water In!' I Shirts $4 49 fesutiull',' SUPOINOLE ips o itt, IA)% Lou-% 66670 Ls ô a 5t SmIt, Caulmin 0 17 I i ,a.i s idoggi 71 75 ToCti 11 79 39 II EDWARDS AATERS jV Patton tiArtiv I 1 2 ii a career ti started I S Seipra tue Court, interrupted I flit) were tint yet the this' I'sttsbiirptti l'mr,uts 0; 2) La* 00 66 Seminole it— lOt McCRORY SANFORD PLAZA OPEN SATURDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Q how many sears has Fran Tarkenton played onthuiIl 9 Do nu think ha''Il play again after the broken leg Il.ti,, Morris, 111. he rs'e'rha'd ibis scason1' - Wc-ll if situ 'start is ittu grcm,nniumr school atilt mnt-luls' highs set'ool and voIle-ge', plus his 17 )ears as a pro. Fran has been playing for intuit' than a quarter of a ct'nnturs' he is now 17 seats old He nni irk ible is that this broken ti lt s isii's the first rs'aliy lnicmjeur injury of lii'. ra o'er r es.1I ttu'ikhe' II onnm tu.I( k lii I) tie even I its, this's te eason Iiecciuss' hut' ;sbsolute'Iy Isits s tess s xii the $l00.(kX) ;i sear lie' gets (sir it for tofpIiy;Ing, Tra- tou;% &emm'DIC 21, Waterti I) Oi Càtln. Pac,ior O1' C rooms Soccer Boys Lose, 1 .0 ' „,” I : . '";•'' ;1 , 4 - I.. ., ~ !~,___ , i~ ? - - 1 :' ..' 5' , ' . - ,, , '' 'I - V.-II-Amp-4 37t ".' Bc'', ", --'j', ' _ —J E ' , Allan? . 0 16)111!' iluhe'nt (us adding 14 (r'.,s is on thu' road for Ni, 'rid C s I e I! C'ne , ' - A 5,) I Sli : C ','as : . , ' '"I" JIlL? C ,, . .,.,, C ( '' ''' ' , ii: '1 • 1".c 0. 'COn n Cy 1 o m e Streak still I r ct, 11% 1 tilled I'rrii liii 5)11,11 I inicinun,iti hones' ' uurt 'C Iii I i ciea' • .; It lliurMLm) night. bet ''tee nightui.trnshi ne- tuned hut the' sle'niiit'r,'nt if mann ('unrinvi,mti lead 'a L i''5• halftillic. but thu y an B r m • ' 44v0louniis 11101 ' c Iour-cortiers Stall but fit oiler blanking n,ekt' it Carolina s'hristi,ini, b'O, in i'hursd;as s , inc c i ("in i 5;--r-*. ,u ,, - di a ,%. 4.,~ : . : - n,1, ,. . , 0 pa S si s ' '' .against I*IC C , - ,, ii .i tic or C ("f' " 1' V ' n (6 Shil a'O 'J,'tpn .e "nm ri S QfleO nI'. eag,e L ac 055 anti is 'C's t 'im?,4 ?5 la' ":. 'i • a A 4. '-'c' 'sr i i" [ s' t, s •, p - ac An - -"i'-" ; 04;; ± , 0' •9(, 1;,',m 1 50 S (mm 11 ,i'a' S 0Cm 5' 92 5 em u S .% C' C' • ) iC3 %, ,, ,,,, " : "0 F SF R •,' Dam, 3159 " ., (' - VF CAlL, 323 0io S ORLANDO OR Sanford jai-Alai AT ORLANDO S (Mt 5501 ( 704 U R SOA v NIGHT s UI FIR ST s., :s - ,, • . RENTAL. - ' 1 1, '. 1* ' Ir *1i . I " , .7.,,#"' ; , 51 - --"• ,? # , . _i'• . , , .. to •'tIS*I ,,\.i,;: :. ,, rune Bae,ail ""' , : 4'. r sos k'uItd ' . ,mj'rj ra''.' a' Sg'sed ;s.t'e- -.",- 1 'squn ". 4- . _i•7, S ' ' . ,t, ': , GQPI.Iga U .5' 'Ac'.'?. 6 .Srpe' mm" - - ' 5.5 e'' a"a'''J 5 Q 'i eC,i'ç 3 "'m'c'acs 0.1', S'arang 1 1 ,,' 7-'C7 U-i'?r'Caci an Pl.'rO •a'iem , .Sas" Ce Jac ksonis ille', The ('rooms High fre'uieani pullt'si out this' victe'r nil .iIdeel another goal in the' noc'e'e'r leaiiu iscis t*'ate'ui bs Kehlst' I 'se' e'euninii'tte'el mint half Ste'ys' Kurt ,ilsuu 1k linnti c freshmen Iliurid i% field geu.il vs dli tints 'six "it -'intl lieu L' cli f or Is iii ill 141, or it goal Us Tin. J4icksoit It'll I he loss spoiled I ri I 'ittni ant .ini Mike' ( rooms h o st s I elge is ,iti r would have been c nil Clii hi added title fluint to Tuesdas a t 4 'le"jt feir Coa c h tine' little e ,',v •'3_5" , '- '. ~A kN c ,, J McKnight started the t'trmnim s,',,, ,', , - ' . , ul' :c . : ' , - ,, ' s i ': - H • •' ELEVENTH , 44 I a' c' "r a'' ootbaIl ' "'Pt ' ;n - .c. -' .' I , 0~ ''' — C, " tP iI' 3' :a: : • - o 'cv , - It '.1'cc'' tt :4 0 , ' .; 's",,'€i. ,i' ' (aam,' ' Ili., Jackson%ille a -S5 lea, r crune run ched 'd W e t 31 se't'e,nths t o go (Jr,wge' lIt-4), mi hliurstl.a 's se''ju'ef g.uni'" ist's ci, ( : mu'. - ': '-'i'',." c hg,' s first round tisii't' and look " e 127 SC TC47H ' ''- ansactions hoNt the fin il's iii the I- ugle Sc icr (l,issit tIn,'. .ufternioun. upset , ,,. 'teA ,-. .. ,, 'I • -, ' C i '' '' . .' flit' 1. % 1uI,in i e rife in j'e& c,' s , . ;; ' '/4 I,' I - ' , ci, '' e: ci , p_ 'C %,A , . -" ea 5..,,. .5 a i A.I 5',4',' : e. 1' _•.,_t'4-6'.- '' _z.'5' . ' S., I -t- p-4' 5 l"I. i , ... 7 ' ' s ito 4 SI is ith six riiinut ilk' hle',urc'cits then is chit stork cmriul I ,t ole the I ' A ?' , TH e v • ' ' • .. ' 'eli INFYHill %gi, " - E IGHtH so 5 M-dwes t n-,,'. ,' P tuu , "ji' , 1(5 ( 'c-,', I,,' " as am,5 °' ,s ' With •a st,irllinig A , - - 1:, ' n.'• 1,1 ( illuchmmings still e'el Im I I 01 I0 I e ii (tInt inn atm it unit "traipJ.l e niturs thus , "&, 011te hilt. I I I'etk ill St 'res p,irnuw ,atl 1 Mitt alto at t i"r , longest in U al 58-57 ' D iv ughth r inke II rant their streak t e' C : _, .',,'.• t'u,f' - ' •' ire ..its is 5 S * Tie C "C AAA ,r ' " 3 c - '---9 , , ,': _ , I P.e 31C ,?.' - 'srI II I .ar lid,, 'e I tu t " , i,' , a, m3 , S0.JOI Ale u.' unts',u Vaa , Is I"' . . ". 2a. 2 6 4260 P 6 2 13e 50 00 ne , . J lam',',-' l's ,', : ' .2'. t. - CA ' - ' 'nu I TN 53 t' P, u' ':.' C""i 6 • SAA, • till l II Lu,,et. i lip )0 . -g I i ' a C?:! X P 0ev CO ,',fc -", - ' c's sj 'm a.se o' ma I - annn C' 11 St Jo: 3 • 5,l . c', ci ,.. Ald is 1*bu; e' ','' n 5'rpe • .•. 15C t: ' . "' . i , " C''C SECOND . ,,"A''( , %eq S - 'Sac m 'a '~ __ 10,.-i , ;- 'e: Ctntrau 5 5 01 a di Ga. Otiui I Il 42 A ' Ovie, Mnds, cmii to (h';tla 'e';urigu,'arf iliurs,Lis 5 ,: Basketball ' _v :::'.. - Con',', mc,' astern thiroiss free PC, GB making. ho I '-,o,''' ',',SSI( ' I I 11 A with Visit either of our 2 convenient locations for low prices CI lIt,fle 0 232 Hafri .1,on I 0 0 2 While. now a justice of ' . Pro Basketball College ''' didn t store cit lull for hini Tht s went up if i; 5 e'r a niminute' lift ,,, "e've'r;iI chanet's I t theets lair in it , ,. U Ic innt'iuutimng a tee- tune, ca:L, tti it is I I 5 5 22 5 Angeles u, ' It its /ipko added 20 liii' h(auk'rs heist I',diseun of Fort Sit. ems Satundas- night .1•.i. "'srn " SCOREBOARD * ' first g;une'," said I ',uc'h Chris Marle'tte' IP' is e,ur best ',h e Vt ills inns 'score ci 27 po ints imni! I'S., Anaha-irn. Calif. Fhe great 11) ron f Whizier 1 ., 4 - eel the lt'e'sburg fru"h 'We' were just -' s* ,, .' . :' ' in • I 'e( K 'n i's'l. II I .1' ' I Si over uffe'iist' o',u ,ut's tm nis it' 2'9 i itt,' Hat's is ill tlinh their ('hucau 65 is -i t Td:ie1 Has fifth straight NF'( Western 0.11 I)"troit is at Green crown if Atlanta lustm bot, of Has 2.9, thu New York Jets cow-se. are' up agai a '2 travel to New Orleans 3-4 , ,end t eat, , nan) ex perts consider Vt'ashcngto 6-5, is at Buffalo the' best in the league', despite' 2-9 I )e'nn v er's superior is (e \tund;ui w gIt, lialtiiieore utark I_,, 5 .it Muoni 8,3 In other a Rune Sunda,, New lid!, are' \es England Us England -4 is at Atlanta 6. Ute- peir,ts, I)ullas U) 13 5, Dallas hcts Phil.1. Pittsburgh to, ,e, .St Launs Us (ie'lphiei 3.8, Seattle' 3_8 cit 10, ,m I)ie'gu, U) 41,, Minnesota Pittsburgh 7-4 St Louis 7-4 hs st's e'n. Cincinnati Us 7e i units the Nt's York Giant s Bears !J, 141 f)i'(roit and Cleveland is at San Lrt'e'r Has pHi e'uu, New l)ic'uio g. ,,.,. 'irie'ans 0v 1',.. Washington Us is ,at Mines ta 7-4, ( 'incininciti six an,] Baltimore bi 21 , "" 'I: f,',e"st I0 cm! hers tense'rte'd uJ' . Y 7 O~ 1% f lat Iladrill, thr quarterback , SCC R ,ut t~j $138 million for the package ill(- first figures work , )ear. humleli.i', up lii a gniniei total of $75 million over the eetiitr.ue I is'reI problem ii ' owl of shout 41 i'Ii is tzpecte'l for the 1 p", I',.'sI ho kU U universities 'inn':t : the re was Glenn Pow Warner, curie of the great pioneers of the p untie mel the Inventor of iniong tither thinp,s tit,, (fioutAr wing formation Thorl)e reached (be . listed four *oN-r luff Se'is is recovering frunii i'ml ' fon tiN,, Saraso, h-Is. Watch the Christmas Parade, then come to McCrory for extra low prices! A few examples: ('rd'unhes inabelit ft In th e fr ee tiu'ose u Panthe'rs tb' lsc1 basketball opt ,, - ,_. l'ci>toni linebacker Do ug Ituf' is recovering from Q. What is the current record for ronsecuftie losses U) ' $ Ileirs \ J'()fl 'fl ,Art(. r ucjting tsn'k I 'ws ('anle'r with i wrist injurs intl safe ts Mark utIle) with a neck injurs '11w 'yl j oip ir..14 Pan th ? rs L ose Opei er, 44-42 Pear with it lo%er bal- I Tampa Bay: Unenviable Record iq - theHues were nere guard Dave OFF 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. (i4,,aud Pkote be Tom Vincent) ( '11100.1111s , It OH: ci Listed its probable' OPEN SATURDAY ),e ken aLy will fo1I'.4 Sloan ti ('u shoulder injurs, and running back Hicks He'll a ;irobable', despite' kmie'e'innjur tis'ii is t h e tiucs leading usher with eainls 3418 sartj', and One Day only-Saturday, December 3 FIRST STREET-DOWNTOWN ,"I,u' 1~1. u)rlcnat)r Hex West, rn 11t1ion, hate allowed points in ttie'iu tbuic' cm I'ht's sill be out I iinitacn quarterback Dan Pa" iormns and n'unnin, backs Hi, ('cirpe'n!t'r and Honni,. Ie'niearc Craig Sirton Ni I ranking pcismo'r inc tb' "eEl' 1411t, u aO 9 perct'nt,ig e- .me] ii toucIc I' the' kr, ni,,n !la ' '- back Anthony Davis a.s questiunable for Sundas 's garlic' McCrory McCRORY V WC?,s' 'ftensis e' Thu lirnecos, w hose lO'I record gives them a one'gane' leaf ii r I laklannd in the AF(5 ' c.'cau,se' of ci 96°f ~ berth • 13th in pass defense in the National Football Conference and 12 in overall defense. . '. I'r,'ci Intt'rnatfu,nal nitu-il lilt' I )e'nver Broncos and I. Ange'le'5 Rano' can Join the DallaS ('flw bo s as the onis te'iuii' u ,'rtai:e to ctunnpe'te in the National F oo t hall l.eague' 's plaoffs "en route' to Super Bowl XII Sunujas, but don't bet t he rent Hurt's on it The unfit is ho hate' nie'vt'r plase'l in hJi'mt's,';ison uumupeti. lion during their 18 ears of e'xis1u'ne me ill clinch i Phu)off be rth if the' beat the' houston Oilers 's helm' thee Uaxm is iii clinch if th(') ticfe'at the' 1 )aklan:j Raiders The Broncos are' I I -point fasorites arid the R'ine'. mire' tiso'point underdog,s With thr,' we'e,'k,s remaining in the regular season, all six division title races are undeicleel and nil) 1).dlets the' Nh"(' F.;e"te'rr Division leader, has dun at le',ect a is ild'e'c'r(l ,ch',m'O, tht' eight divisilfi' al II;.m 11 positions cisaulcible is , i been shut cut in seven of their 11 gauit's and have scored old) 53 hunts, lowest in the NFl. The Hears have shown a weakness cit defense, particu. larl) against the pass They are , Donut Factory . -, r Z.. , , - -!._1 , '*~~ ~ — — . .4 . I .* ". }',j,' I' m pt'rsonallt, "'s 'fc "ap' puuctu'd that ,Steve chose' to go ,'lse'',s here But I beast' to do rathing but isish him we'll," iil King enk i ;~y ,'-~',*~-%..: Broncos, Rams EYe Clinchi ng Berths 'I 'I Tampa, which has scored oni one field goal in five games at 1 .tnipa Stadium 'his sear, hit an offensive low with only 78 net )areis last week against the '' "Dazey" Sloan re'porle'd]) will take with hint hart of bus Texas itch uumuliing staff, ine'luding Bob t'atte'iori, ilt'fe'risise line' I u,guh 1`i) ant. John ropp, I miens I.inueba ugh, htuenne-ej Lrenn,'l. Al i'anara and Mike he' would suljrncit names of potential su( u'ssors to Sloan tue the athletic council He has been runore(I to be' Rrs ant's es'entuj! "c, h(e'porte'rs questsonie'uJ Sloaii ibout that i'hursut'is ,_-_ if ,__.i. I_ ,.'.,, in rushisnip' hiss career high for ci season was 567 yards. which' shows you thus' difference in the game . DAYS Al;ubansa under Hear Brs ant during the 1960s and led till . 11w Bears, w ho fare nnu,st '4w '. ' ;1;1 " " *~ said it its the old ( 'hivag (ardinials mi situations tb. rest of the' ss;us if 1942-45 Tb,' ('mirdinial streak tIt'', hope' to get a is ilel tai-ei end ed ,Allen t he's defeated the be rth in thu plas iffs. caner to Rears in the low-eli gannet' of the tush 1 ut'sdas tic get awas Iron: 1945 se'ason for the' on]) Carthu cold and tim get ,,,cc,' linal win that ear to the' hi't and hwililit) they Pa>ton has 1,541 yards is ill fa e rthing going into the gana' and 'lice' lh irs art' 6-5 and a loss is 94) cirds ahead of Suipson's would vi ci. wills eliminate then, 1973 record pact' But Swpson Pastone, is host' rushing aol' froui ,inem chant e' of a p!a)off ,huise'd strong that )ear with 219 going into 1k' gani cc' e' spot 1is' Rut's art NI on the yards in his next-to-last game e'e'eds the "reti r" rust ice g 'ean ,ur:l 25 since' joining the atil 2151 areLs inn the final game produc tiure f the line's, las league' l.tst ear Eleven i;is ers are treelitt'sj been suffering from the- flu and 1 tee' flu( 'mart' i busing inn on the with hating rushed for the Hues a cold this with but IS u'xpe cteej ,ilf'tini,t' "sF1, re'(u,r(I for con.thus )e'ar and the total rushing to i, he' reads st't'utis,' i r' i,re'li uiffen,',' for the club is 1,067 sears , 10 swim wcth this decision," he All-America quarterback at ,,_,f-,,XA 9,*i,rP~.. ., A *, It - with (Ili- I lietrod I.Ions Ili 1940 Ili both % ears. he led lilt- NFT 1 'Thus deci sion wa s cent reached easil> but with niuch thought anti IlriI)e'r 'en ii) hart," the state'mnent reaul 'Texas Tech is indeed frtu. nat,' to have Sollie Of tht.' greatest supporters Ili the is mirld .inI I am aure that the progra111 tort, w ill continue to r:vt' tr',s ,i rd. " Known 'I exits 'tech is it great unive'rs,its with a great football future I will ini5 the players The personable Sloan w as an , Bucs Try To Harness rayton Record Rush in office ¶,Car ago I1, % lie' then let ( ', arls'nt,'r Hake the announcement . hi.Ri{' TEI{HV llarrs lurrs worked for liii' U S C 'irps f e'nginet'ring and contract ,iiluieinistratiin, he traveled around thu nation on various p rojetts JACKSO NVILLE, t11 1 1k was in New York is here work centered on flood control .inI ( Ytlas or ll:ines ( i n the airport installation at Niagara Falls In Texas lie wo rked I ,unzle'r. still pta) ing (II) In installation of missile sites and in North Dakota on the in ,ubout his future political stallaticin of the ''Minute Man" nussule, in addition to ('hurt's in intent Ions - filed as a Tennessee. l'e'nns) Ivania, Washington, 1) (' and at the ('ape in I ,lfl(1I(LItt' for an ''undesig' Florida s ate' office' II'' retired to Florida 14) ears ago and has resided for the past ftur'd,as lb limi" said N. i nine ears in Like Mars with his wife of 2 Sears, Mars thinking •ubout ruining fir lie is an as sociate',nn real estate and ;ictis e in the' l, .i u'o'rn 'r Do parts Fe'rrs helped create the cit)*,, first peitib In .0 't at en! cent, Li nz icr -%ii rks department toes w orked in the financial end if the' e'its 1m1 he' di'uide',l to nail his operation and curre'ntls is in charge of the water and sew en cling to papers fe'partunt'nt and the jok that co along ith that, including tb. I .ulahiassee' to coniepls inter-local agreement oil regional sewer 5) steno is th the spirit and intent of )ne of the better things the city has e've'r done in Terry's ie'se i: Florida ' s c'le'ction laws'' acquiring the water svste'nn so that it could e e'xparded and unite I .upaliie of providing 'j' A0 weeks ago, Tan:le'r tire-fighting .Ipaeit) for the con;nnur;ut, Te'rrs said the recreation pro g ram instituted U) the P(111( u' U Id reporters after niur,tPts kpartnie'nt for the south of the cunemunitsis a g,,eiii thing lU f soulse'ardiing that lit' ,tditisl that among the planning that is net't'ssars ml the ('its is in is as unofficialls a canepreparation for what the cit) will tin when federall) funded tielatu' for governor Comprehensive Enniplo>iuient Training Act ('ET: I c:nphosee's But he addti that a final Ire' no longer available .ini irrevocable an Of the- cits 's new firt"fighting capmmbulits terry said emIl' nuunce'neenit w ould not be "ide'ration now nuius't be given to bu> ing ness equipment to utilitzu ni,ift' until soliee'tiriee in t he apabitits Planning should aLi begin for the time'' ii hen tb, ,lanuars In the nime'antime, its will have to ha v e at least a partlall) paid fire de'part:ue','nt 1 lee scief, he would travel not fur security, at least to provide arc opportunit) for the' uitizu:n around the state sounding to gain reduced insurance rates, he said, out the degree of support '1 1,'iie' Lake Star) 's joining with Sanford and the umIt for his candidacs under the regional seis or ssste'ni was mu good nulove' and the' v, ,1% nose' it cits like Lake Mars could take The' ('it) needs tit pri , , is Ui this. ''1 err) s;ud - Bor'n in Kissimn.ee. lie has been a resident of Seminole Count) for the past 50 )CdIS His father wa:; public works director of Sanford for many bears RiChard and his lainil> have been residents of Lake Mary for the past 17 years Ilicd and tits wife, Jane, luiSt' three ehiielteii i(ichard Stephen, who is working toward his PhI) in hwuianitit's at the University of Florida at Gainesville; Robert Neil, manager of the Ace Mu,sic ('ii, Miami and Robin (ale, 15, a sophomore at Seminole High School. He enjoys golf and ournalisnn and as a young man had w anted to be either a doctor or a journalist. Of the e'ncern that he may not have the time to devote to the city council with his responsibilities in New Smyrna Beach, RiChard said that the crisis he helped out with there was bringing in a new water plant and that has been accomplished. "if I didn't think I had tunic, I wouldn't run for the office, he said "I believe I have something to offer Like Mary and want Ut sent'," he said pearance fees. He will remain as coach at Tech until after the SEC -- ,'. SIl)NI•:' SI, Itl('IiRI) Southward ' Involvement Sidney M RiChard Jr 's responsibilities while he sers e(I in thi U S N a vy provided him with a read) -iiiade cis il:an carter e he retireel after O stars st'rvivu fronue the milit;irs lie began in the se'rvue c '.i ith the lItsii( .11 ih'partn:tnt c tcht'li luring wartinet' and was in charge (if wa(e' wat t r ilusposal and water suppi) and bvcn,e fastinuied with tti,' fi Richard went to environniiental sanitation school sponsirt't ii) the U S. Nays at Oakland. Calif. where he was recognized it , sanitarian lie was liaison with public wurk,s and associated with the strictures of water and waste water plants When he retired from the nulitars in 1962, Hi(liard was inn' plo ) eel U) the ('its of Sanford as a construction inspector with the city water plant and has been in the field ever since Presenti) he is teaching waste water and waste- water planet operation at Seminole Conununits College and r.centl) tin:pleted teaching a course in it at Daston;i flea Ii ('ineiuiuntt College fl. was recognuze for outstanding performance in work , l'ation, nie.tnage-mt'nt and advanut'mnernt of know ledge in tIme field of water pollution control '' rt'ce'ntts Us being prese nted 'A lit , the William I) llatfit'ld award lie turned over the gase'l as president of the Florida Pollution control Association in Novem,etwr and in 1972 was state' president f the Floridii Water Pollution Control Operators Association RiChard was utility director of th° City (ilSanford for 14 1 , )ears before accepting essentially the saint' job as manager of the watt'r and po llution control departments in New 5111)1 na Beach diutat•5" Sloan said in it slate'nit'at, read by Tech Sports I nformation Director Ralph ill-., • Nelson : Early Zoo vuee RiChard' Life With Water I tp tl:ff 'tils n :: pttinc lu' s plit tern on the vurnil and :t.'sured re-election since no one qualified to run against him, is a retired Nay) captain and was president of the :emological satiety during the beginning of the fund-raising effort to build the new facilits lit' had planned to serve only one bear on the council, but decided to seek re-election when he couidn t find anone else to run for his particular seat 'Some of the things I wanted to do, I wasn't able to because of budgetars limitations" said Nelson. generally recognized as having provided stabiiit) tothe council with his probing questions and habit of acting as peacemaker A,uonuplishuieents of the cit) duringthe past Near. he sa s. included the administration of more than $6O0,(O in federal grants and loans to update, improve and expand the city's water ")Ste-thi: creation and adoption of the city's land-use plan which he terms 'goed. initial effort" but will probabl) not he a final pattern for Like Mary's future growth" Nelson stilt considers the cit) 's major problem and one that will concern the simu;nI;unit) for the next number of )ears as growth Noting that the cits government with the stroke of a pen" has ordained that the city will be tripled or quadrupled in size in the next 10 to 20 tears, he predicted there will be other similar an nexatioris LII the next few :.ears 'eU will ause' some' soul's.'arching by d the lea ers of l.'ih.' Mar) and all will prubaU) be tuntested b) the count)," he said ''The soul-search ing will be because a growth factor of several hundred percent in the next 10 years may he more than an) city uui handle Ne'krn said the uty must grow industry-wise to keep pact with the population growth and to keep the tax base stable Major changes in the next few ears which Nelson foresees and believes are necessan include the providing of housekeeping facilities—the procuring of l an d and the building of buildings to carry out the functions of city government "We can no longer tolerate using prisatt' land as parking place for heav) equipnient, to keep fill dirt, to do rnair,tenance work on public vehicles, renting space for city hall, the police department "We are big enough and the tax base is big enough. We must have our own facilities to be more efficient in the day to day administration of the government," he said F 4 - - Sloan Goes Where The Heart Is '' ,Awyr.411k, et Clerk Ka Sssnian i prtictin' it 50 port. tiit turnout of the city's 1.146 thible oters in the cit )'s tlection for three council seats TUeSda Mrs Sassman said the t tttioii will he COfld'(tett rm7 m tu p ii at the I .iki Mars F:Itrit'ritars shool pulling plam . Usefliee uaiiois are available at ciii iuil. P,fl offiUdis are It Jner ;k.on derk: HR hard Pards , Virginia Met cer and Alberta ltalls,e let ks. and Ralph Abell. dt'pits ('anih'btcs are Dii ort incwi,,nt Southward. seat 'no. luff Nelson incuintent r, seat three and ,dnes M RiChard and llarrs Terrs incumbent , seat t.. \lrs LLsh, 13, of 21 13 'ountrs ('tub Road, seeking it third in office She was named a councilman in the t'it's barter adopted Us the pupli 41 N ear' ago "ubsequenti) elected to a unt"vear tern and after a t'ar out of office re-elected t a full two—sc ar tern Mrs Southard, 35, of Paola Road, is making her first bid for public offict She is a real estate broker Nelson, of Williriis Rd., is con . p:t'twg his first one-yt'ar split teruu and running unopposed is assured of reelection. RiChard 54, of 193 S Fifth St is also making a first tr%) for public office Terrs, 70. was named a i,ouncilman in the city charter and was sub. s&'quently elected to two full terms in office Absentee ballots will be counted immediately after the polls close r,., —'. •-' "I, �a 26-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Dec. 2. 1917 - Adventist :•:.:• COMMUNITY UNITED Mt THODIST CHURCH "*I II H •t P.'1 io. :: TN! IEVI**TH flaT ADVENTIST CHURCH ( P Ii..' Sa''da, Sa1b4l $(1*4 p Si'9 ,( I 01 of Costsilborty P 34 In t NP1 Z, 7 w pra y er S,.'c, i I29 a THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, :: 11 Assembly Of God The .,. Filit £SSIMSLY OF 000 (MUlCH Ca' 21Tti*OdIII.' at, C Di.' Cs, Ma'o.f.q **t.l.p Pallor S Na 1 Iia'.115 Ia'i'c, 7 Np.' 060 ~ ~01IIouuQo "5' Off * R OU ... ... ::: CI- x P. CONONEGATIDNA (H24:1 TI (MUICH tL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH I 1 Oft Ave. Sa..s.t Fi *lII'PP1l Siwip Fv *II.im Av$*i*tl*IP Lop, Ps$i. , lip.' II, V.pIM.sl Ii .' 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Ill I SI' ItO' £11 (,'I1 'I. I'll au. V.-, R, V 101., A'.d..., - 1 Nazarenes Set Special Services a - The Following Sponsors Make This Chur .1 V Mursch, district su pe rintendent of the I '*'ntral Florida District Church of the Nazarene, i,irt'ip.,, of thgo T.nkD Pt1nr.' ill ..,o,.,ii ,t srsat,'iii C - . Jill , "III SSVTISIANCPIiIICM 0.. A., & 3.45' 0.. V.'5-' 1 Alts-9 • III 2541 Yso..p • ):41 - ,, - Na,.irene today through Sunday. The Lighthouse Qua rtet and the Pickering Family will conduct a I ;OSp(l Sing. Services tonight and Saturday will 'gn at 7 :11) p m and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. :: Na's,., It ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK •' - " , - Church Women Aid UNICEF V - -- I 54 'lCp ..' IA luist' turd, state UNICEF United Nations Children's Fund) chairman, reported at the Area Ill (IfIflUill meeting of Church Women United held ric'ntIv in New Smyrna Beach, that about $1,000 collected in the area by the West Volusia I *•, I. 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'- ,-- ,P. ______ religion of the Jewish people Mrs Schssehel, the former Th is one of man's earliest Joan Ostrow, teaches in the records of a people fighting for science department at Rollins religious and political freedom. College and formerly taught TheJews needed pure oil with school in Seminole County. She which to relight the Menorah in is the daughter of \lrs Mae the temple, but could find anly Ostrow. coordinator for cornenough to burn for one day pensatory education in when it would take eight days to Seminole. make pure oil. Miraculously, A Iraditonal food for the small jug they found burned Hanukkah are latkes potato pancakes I Congregation Beth Am of which Mr &hwebe'l G .r• ' ,, L' ' _____ - - ______ w ''... - ' 11 -- roups Presenting ' -. _4 . %.14%lir ~ 00 Prepared for Hanukkah -the Martin Schwebels and w ho % as also b e decorated for the ss the holiday. Silrian att e m pt ing to 'k .. ,i. ' ' -, .. _______ -' r' t o president i4ill serve latke3 at the Hanukkah party Dec 11 at 5:30 p.m. at the meeting place on the second floor of Summit Is Plaza in Casselberry daughter Faith, Ch oral MUSIC Regular services are' Would You Like To Be Great? - ,_% I' Seminole Corranunity College liebreitt School 15 hel'i ().,I choral groups will pre,ent Sunday froni 9:30 to 10 30 a ni I , ..:., :/ ,..L.'. special hOhda) concerts on and Sunday School 10:45 to BILL W. (.OFFMAN ttk' childrts'i. What did He plicate the' :lsattt'r. Not so with campus this Sunday and 1145 am sfon,1asCentral BaptistChurth mean' And how does this troth aduli.s We have the tendency to " hanukkah part) for Jest ah The e7horaliers will perform a apply to us today' make a mountain out of a mole concert of Advent and Single Parent Families will tA Pastors There comes a time in I4'1's look at three aspects of hill.lfwt' would ever learn to be Oiri.stmas music at 3 p.m - held Sunday a t 5 p n: at the everyone's life when theyasptre a child's life that we need if we' as great uS ih Community ('enter God would have us Sunday in the concert hall of the to be great. We say to ourwould be great with God. be, we must accept the stmple Corner new Arts Building. selves, "I would like to make truths of God as they are given The program, entitl ed ' The A child a c cepts himself as he something of myself, be loo ked in 11cc Word. We need to let God Feelings of Chnstrnas," will is. He knows that he is not be (ilal and His Word up to. just get ahead in speak to explore through music the world," I'm sure that sonic __________________________ Perfect. The child needs and our heart moods of the holiday season in , wants correction, He expects time i eser . iuC li, fe .. t here co mes t an historical perspective i-i from A child is capable of %ti.O .sflO%S SllTIflk , those moments that one would r Jesus would establish. It was is. i s,. 1). .1 a(0 say• ID , teach him what to do. He knos's an pure en ,.esu ,is the early religious celebrations iioC iO i,,. great. natural for them 01 fliouernit', ,, called the '' e a. (I 'h Id h that C (dlflf. he is not perfect, but that Christ's disciples were Jesus, "Who is greatest'" V Dr Burt Perinchief is the ' itS in, child is SI iii, to does not stop confused about greatness In r him from learnin'-' What Jesus said to them was ho director of this 21 voice en . rwI(ornr)Le and growing. Matthew 18:1 they said to Him, strange indeed Thes had provide for tuni. i%'hen a child is seruble of mixed voices 'Three Who is greatest in the probably never heard anything we adults are afraid to admit taken on a trip he doesn't student directors will also be kingdom of Heaven" The only like it. It was the direct opposite our mistakes, but not so isith '."'rrs about the details he featured on the concert kind of greatness that these of what would have been ex- children. If we would ever be, impis' trusts his father to program. Accompanists are disciples knew was that kind of pected. Jesus called a little great as God counts greatness, provide the needs of 'hi trip. He Carla Veleta and Nancy Bacon. greatness that the political child and set him in the midst of we must be as children. willing "i' CCI( The Communit y Chorus and doc :it kn ow how i t's eing leaders of that time had shown. them and said. "Except YOU to acce pt ourselves (IC hone, but he knows the one that Choristers of Seminole CornThe kings and the emperors become converted and become and stilling to let God correct mnunit) College will perform the i,s oing it seemed to be out after their own like a little child, yo u shall not and mold us Into what lie ss tints "Magnificat in 0" by J S Bach € good and nothing else, u1( enter the kingdom of Heaven." its to lx' Would you like to be great" . 31part of their holiday concert Also, the disciples were still Jesus was saying to His Wh) not try s Je us' stay' Life in the concert hall of the Fine 5LJfl A thud accepts the SittIpil' thinking in terms of any earthly l)ciples, "If YOU want to be can he' better it we' would live as Arts Building at 8 a in. on troth without trying to kingdom that they thought 132 great, you should ts'coine like taught Monday, lc 5 This great masterssork Is a musical setting of the Scri pt ural text as - - I'- - '' , ' . - -,::; 1,,?:64 I. - .. ;,';. 3 J_' i.-;! 0'. ...5',,, ' '-.''' --'' -. ;, • - -- o,' jSC t'tj ''•' stOtau 1 ' , - - _' - Qj,',.cj(ofle . Overwhelmed By Temptation Question: (her and oser I tall Into the terrible sin. I try to stay on the right path, but then I'm suddenly overwhelmed by temptation and I give In and go under again. I've failed to many times that now I feel it's no use to try anymore. Is there any hope for me? Answer: Yes, but don't give izive up, Keep on going on, calling out and clinging to the lord who same says, "Him that corneth to tile i will in no wise ca st out" tJohn 637). God loves you no matter how 'nany times you fail, lie will never give up on you because Ills busin ess is to help you, change you, and perfect you. God will do this for you, just as He did for the great men and women of the Blble. Many of them had terrible times of sin When )OU are God's child, you have power over sin In IU'LSS aesus .Jonn I. I I our and defeat in their lives, y et sinful nature is dead 141111 they moved on into victory. buried, and Christ comes to Ims \Vh 1 Because their learned in )'ou Now ou will not to,. face failure by trusting in God overwhelznesl by sin, because' nd riding out the storm. God promises never to allow God loves )ou and lie will ans temptation to come to )OU deliver you From sin, if YOU that is more than )ou can bear truly desire to be delivered. I (,'orinthians 10:131 He' Thismneans admitting that what PfoulliMstoiiiakc a way for 'iOU you are doing is wronu and is ...- 13 ,JI,'31U3 I...... 1110,1 's,., 111451--P145) against God. It means being At the very instant you 5cfl101' willing to give up the sin and temptation coming an -I quit it. It may niean giving U you can sense it call u4-1I - ,, -------------U , , Hanukkah Offer 1h- .Jew ih ('Iluriunit) t inter in M.iitlanidis lIttering to ,in' on' joining during hanukkah, from sunile,s.n SuJl(L's to sundown Ike 12, the fir-i HilIntli nu'mlx'rst'up fr.-t- in rt'('Ilgriituon of the holi.is .- - - ,,pi,,rtp,i kikelan(1, Florida. will present a special music program t the First United Methodist Church of Sanford on Sunday evening at 7:00 o'clock In the sanctuary Church, Longwood. Harris To Speak - A teacher at Teague Middle School, Wayle said, "I alAays attended Sunday School as much as possible My attendance record was slowed a bit when I was in an accident." Scott Harris, assistant pastor, First 'Div (It hod 1st ('h urch, will address the annual nit ed M iieriiorial service for 18 members of Sanford Elks A)dge No. 1241 at :i pm. Sunday at the lodge, 1006 Rev - WAYNE JOINER was 22 ssicks before he CI,IUIII take his first step after the' accident, but he graduated with his class, dressed in cap and gown, on a stretcher. He and his wife, hitida, have four children and two grandchildr, I l ls younger daughter, (i',erie, will ioon complete fi'it' yearu of perfect Sundas' School attendance Wayne encourages Friends to attend the .Sun(L'is School of their choice, bs saying, "See )ou in Sunda) A car-train accident, that School," as he bids them took the lift' of his mother, goodbye . - ,1 7's .NT,.4 P'EL.!rJIqN /çE - I - I I I .' • i':. 'i r•. , - Alt , L - ' I I . -~% V I t,_ - . - Or '4 - ," . '.• KAYE TALMADGE .*,v 11 170 Deltona l !l0ti. '% 1. 4'li.4 ,' I.2q , .' - ,:. -:, '-"'- It "-0 '. 'P1 i45 11 '-s-" E -- t't ,' .; -' - - ; ' ' '. - ": . - , \',\, 4,s 19'5 - 77A. Begins Nov. 30. 7:45 p.m. C4'VINE PEALING MIRACLES I3O'*1) 53,5 ,1 - -, -- Maranatfia Pentecostal Church 1016 French Avenue - - -: "'j" I .Ja'ne's -. - .1; S a'- - ', ' J, r.4' '-' Mo' 8 i%Ijr,e, /6:18 , ' ,,-.,' I_-I:' -• " ' - - - 4 05 NAME BAPTISM ,' ,J . * twv,~, -_ , - _4 t 5,5 t'?' ,i 4s 24 JESUS ,'i ArKVAL - i%tWJN I'WOGRE -, - 04e ioS 96 I' .' ,. '.',.- '- ,.." :-.'i RUTH TUECH 14 9212 Altamonte Springs East) - •'':. 'i'' 1--1 - a -7.MI'i- Longwood - _______ Forei? City Altamonte Springs " ' Florida Southern College Ilandbell Choir of 1'" -' -- 2s:.< -' BROwN the frr.,,t SPEAKING WiTH TONGUES critically injured hum during his Senior ear in high school It ..:' -.-1 U4 9212 Comunits mn Chorus for the pe'rformnance of choral iite'raluer for smaller ensembles. still pe rform a short motel on the Monda) program, Francis Pouienc's "0 Magnum Msste'riun l4oth concerts are free to the I'UII;e all'] ali ,lit invited to attend Joiner Never Misses Wa)neJoiner, 14)ngstI)Ihd, has completed 24 )ears of Ik'rfect Sunday School attendance. A former Sunday School Superintendent, Wayne now teaches a Sunday School class as well as being Brotherhood Director, at the Firm Baptist MARGE bear the long-awaited Messiah, Featured soloists snriuda. Laurel Ellmore, Patricia Meredith, Walter Schmidt, David Rerrien, Dona Renfro, Hugh Stevenson, Hazel Pe'nnhjt'f. Patricia Harris and Ja)ne Leach Sally Bow- den is accompanist for the Com• niwlit) Chorus 'The' Choristers, a group of 25 itaying cl os e to Je :us, talking •md prayi ng to 11,121, reading .53111 saying Scriptures You can count on God to help You, ls'caus&' He' has promised never to leave you nor forsake )OU lI"hrews 13:5i C?/ aY e? Slary upon the io her tha t she was to .tcus and keep calling on Him. The' was' out of temptation is -•-••-. ,.. by JT-S AN E prp 1andbelI Choir 2nd St the friends who pull you kIwn and into temptation. You can't fl irt around with sin, tel li ng yo ur self a little' bit can't hurt ansont' You have to t -ike deliberate steps to stars e. iiore, and neglect sour desire ; .,;&: 'l.' - - deacons ordained by the First Baptist ( hurch of Oviedo to increase the number of active h'icons to 15 are Richard Ba Idino, Vayne li tinsnn. I 'hil (loninger and 0. E. Buchanan. 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FlorIda J " ' I - '. ('UI !, , ______ :1 . - %#- syl ter Pat I 1117 . ' I 5c, I 1$,5,. £ I .IO'I'4*0000, . ,, ................ )QOSi LflW'C" )('.Ol V IF 244S A I Dip ... *e,,s.p 11 *5%0.p I & 15,.. 'lIp P1 'Gill G'eip P.it 0,.., Aid Cl., P..tI.c. $ ,04,, 1 - TNt 1*01 MANY U'IITID f.(101 ' . \ I) ' (HRI5T UNITED VIIHOO'1THU1C54 63 o $ a dto'a . It 'I' - ::::: 4. Il GlAd UNITPO '-It Y1401)iS? CHURCH - 'WWIQ U' , .1 )t4*kei- for the annual Men's Day observance to he held Sunday, Dec. 18, at New I Methodist •'' 1 Bethel Bethel AME ('hurch of Canaan City, Sanford, will he Bishop S S Morris of the 11 th Episcopal I )itricl Ile will speak at the 11 am. service. The 4 p in service will feature a musical program by a malt choir front the Sanford area th is ssondrous event, Jewish families the world over observe- F'iv c-Year-old Faith Schwehel hanukkah by b"rr.mg candles is impatiently waiting for for eight 1iaghts. lighting Sunday sshen she can light the another one each night sith the first candle in the family center candle or shaxnu.s anti Menorah and open her first reading from the prayer book. hanukkah 'Chanukahi gift. Gifts are given on each of the She is the daughter of Mr. and eight days and there also ss ill he Mrs. Martin Schssebel of 1 2 gold-covered chocolate com.' Bromley Rd., Winter Park for Faith in the dreidel Iuch Estates, and like other Jewish belonged to her father v.hen hI: children looks forward to the t*as a boy. ann;a1 celebration. The dreidel is a four-sided to hanukkah, known at the marked with I brew letter's Festival of Lights. corn- and spun like a top in if memora Cs e r ca ion o children 's game' c the temple in Jerusalem by the played esperiall) at Hanukkah sictorious Maccabees Ui th" Th e Menorah used li'1 the year 167 bce. and their Schstebels was a wedding gi ft ... I ;Ut'st Presbyterian O.id., 5(40.1 a Al00P 551 ,(l5 I )3 A ll' Wa ..' *'-.'a"a" a ScooaI IIS6e.I.?l,n INrN5's 1,40 Gv*o. •" ' I New for eight days. In memory of Herild Church Editor -' - - 'Bishop Speaks At ' LUTHERAN CHURCH '1 •1'. ,: I iNST PIsu*4(0SIa& (HUNCH 01 &Oh,0, 511 o,.o,.s,,,., S. I 1,110,111 Pa",'. %.-do, S(P401 2 82 a M.'-01,*a'so.p ':4 lIp.' *14 5-55* Sled, . (cnv...ii b"I 111,...', Fill? CDIII? CHURCH 1* Pa'S 1,1014, S•..$a'e Pat',, or Ja.' T C,sP1a1$ .' • M.SIP.P **ip P 451 As 5i'4y I'sI4 II Ml.' Ma'0.o5 *sfø.p alIp P1 C1wtCilTvaL05 I Np.' 4 Dip P1 Ned Pt.,,' S.cv.(* . :)m l'he choir under the direction of Steve Collins s ill sing at all services Pentecostal Lutheran SANFOIO ALLIANCE CHURCH I.,, 5 Pas ______ 8 ru and II a rn., School of the Bible, 9:45 a in and the evening service at 7 L___.___.J By JANE CASSEUIERRY V attendance and the need for additional space vrv1('es will be as foIlos: morning worship at HOLY CROSS SAPTI? CHUICH IIi* A'pirl 51,1 I,, K*NRiP MIII poster '4$..' It Na P1 a t$p ,o Ci%vv(ii V "P on I ..0.0, *l.%l.p 1 N p II *14 1 .'9 S.v.c. 51141(10 *4 ISPAIPOL PiN1CII l - Episcopal I Dl p P1 , 20 - Pastor K 1)011 ('ox of First Assembly, Sanford, !as announced a new schedule for Sunday serVices beginning this week. Due to an increase in YOU CAN FIATUSI YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPA(( tos 5' SCPII*fl. CAI,( 11 II' i:p 'Prom- . #- First Assembly Changes Schedu CHURCH 01 000 0 Hl'..s - Praa' 5.,,.C. • , Fill? CAPTIST CHUICH Ca' CPIvfCOA,. £O,aaP SI 1IqIl) U., Ja.'is * H*Mi'iNl Pastor P lii P1 Swo.diy 5Øis4I I N a .' Ma'.'i.g Worth • 4 84% on C1.,cO Tra0i05 7 Np.' wition4og WS'ID'p *9*11$4P7 1,10,05 T::: O,c':lRoadY.:S - I 'the ('hikiren's choirs of First Baptist Church Sanford, will present Christmas music during th e ening serf. e Sund() at 7 iO p m Participatin III he t he I 're, huol Choir under the direction 01 Miss Barbara Uos,ejl the Melody Makers firsi graders, under the direction of Mrs. Robert Thl Ønd the MUSIC Makers Grades 2 and 3 directed b) Mrs. flarles E Davis Jr. who Will combine tc present a fliusical drama "Living Christmas ( 'a rds", and the \'oun \liisi'ian a '-"uu( 'f-V (IIrV('tt'd by the Minister of S1jC and Youth ('harks K. Davis Jr., who will present a cantata, 'I Wonder :\I)U1 Christmas'' l"illo ing the service the Amazing Praising I'Upfx't Pals will present 'The Night Before hristtiias'' tinder the direction of Mrs. J. T. osmati) Ifl fellowshj flail. There will be treats for all children through sixth grade. hit' h'uppet Pals will present a Christmas 'rogram it the Sanford Voman 'S Club on Dec. 7 1(1 the' J).iStOr, Dr J 1. ('osinato will bring the 'hrrst was inossage, Nazarene I. V..,, '5 nP'ii.4 told IC, ,' LAO ! MAST IAPTIST MISSION 'II L$ie,la Lila Past,, S. JPHo5lilS P 45• 'I S...4a, $(%"I 'P N terday Scotele, lJ H Happy Time . S'P' 9. Catholic ! Hanukkah Is Children's Choirs Present thristmas M usic 9 4$8 its sclorn NIA SE INtL A( (HUNCH Ma i5IiI ( 41' C' ,, MM ' , $61100 1 I 1:2 Cc igregatsonai 'II' *,ii F III treats toG..'w O4IN.Ii 'C Dli pal0 I.-Clov 51o*4 II lii.' I34 P1 II...,', k.€i I 2$ p ol *,dP,(4., S..ti 04 ?'?l. '' air. 089 Sunday School LOMYF Proper Brealifolt , JOIOa'a sLiT'S? CHURCH r*lef MCHOCJI%TCHUI(H IIPPa,sA, Vza NATION I • Friday, Dec. 2, 1977-36 B ' , .AP'' ' :I .......4., Pa.',* 0... thoictlov P 111.1 5,044, 5P.eaI ip ala .o P'i0(P..p & *1.11 *05 a 2$. tie 1 11 66 , • Np i 51a05 £ P'p<'a.''i Pp Al *d Pilyl' Mlii % siltsply pro. lid Evening HtraId, Sanford, Fl. As raiser Church Baptist RELKKDN I, ArtNvf Padget, Poloor Asset pairs, Ia, M.I.t PC Up.o.i.$ Willilip i ti I11 (p.ii* 5*11.01 III $,,,u, ..tIS (1.11.1 ter all a,, F,IIIwIIIIp Cell,. NI.,PA *Pf.i(p UMYF I DIp.' Everl-spis Worship 1 NpAir *14 5.114P huh & Pro yet I., i t.. F ail *,4I.1da,Flil..p1p . lv,,., Sanford P1- J0 �lb-Evening Herald, Sanford,Fi Friday, Dec. 2, 971 TONIGHT'S TV 10 potec1 thit SOtfl. KIflQ Louis XIII (Jean P*,eCauil) Evening 6 00 4 $ 6 irm S Il NEWS Richelu(ChM1onHIsbn1 i CAUGHT 24 PBSMOVIE TheOrapes of Wrath Ilevy Fonda. Jar4 Oarw4l. ,tohnCarradune 1940 Classic fivn basd on John MY THREE SONS 7 ZOOM 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 6 30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS Il Steinbeck's aOvI Of im- AMlLY AFFAIR poyshd migratory w'kerS and It*v struggle to get Ca':loqrwa and hndworti VILLA ALEGRE ABC NEWS 24 AS MAN BEHAVES 7 00 LIARS CLUB THE BRADY BUNCH 2 4 Lie Detectors 1000 GUINCY Outocy (Jack CLOSEUP Klugrnan)aridSam(Robeflttot race against time t i$0l4t5 a epidemic mt1tr GILL , 3 A AHAM l CRUSADE 1030 6* NEWS 1100 - 7 FEEDBACK .LD '.'.'lL WORLD OF ANIMALS Wii''e n New Yofw CAROL BLr FRIENDS i.L. 955 EVE w I N E S S 9 6 THE CROSS WITS 6 MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW 12 AND " vcrtiL•Ltp1t-1tM RE PORT i 4 FAMILY FEUD TilE GONG St-lOW 6 TiE MUPPET SHOW 6 CAROL BURNETT SHOW Guests Helen Reo. John Brier 7 FLORIDA REPORT 9 525000 PYRAMID 12 THE POOiIES 24 EAST CENTRAL LOR• DA REPORT 2 4 800 2 12 CPO SHARKEY S.rwey pan.c when r'is i,ng. i'e gin presses 'o' a wecng CHICO AND THE 6 MARY TYLER MOORE St-lOW 900 12 THE ROCKiORD FILES Angel (Stuart Margolin slated to testi'y against a syndicate hn man 2 it irl X)Ih hotels unde police p'otectiori - until the ,sreedonatectwu- '$usOect caflty 6 BANG SHANG LALAPALOOZA 1030 BATMAN-TARZAN ADVENTURE HOUR 11 00 2 .11 SUPER HORSE and a 13 yar old, Aiyso nson.hosttMshoww,u 12) CBS MOVIE -The FOut Richard Chamberlain Michael V or k star 1 975 The swashbuckling MuIIieteerS re. turn w4h a new member in SATURDAY 300 4 .21 NASHVILLE MUSIC 2 NOVA "Why Do Btrds Stng?' Sc*ntist,s talk about how bvds sing with reglcnai 1130 SEARCH AND 141 2 MOVIE 'Tarzan 9' NCU FOOTBALL Pious- 1230 MOVIE HowSw..tItIs ton vs Tesas A&M 800 12 CB BEARS 41 4 THE SKATEBIRDS 6* FOR YOU BLack Woman - JAMES IGNATIUS GEMBEC KI and I INDA L GEMBECKI, his weekdays S amS pm Reasonable rates Call Judy at 37)5553 Legal Notice OF THE CITY OF SANFORD FLORIDA. UPON ADOPTION OF fingerlings I - IN OUR CLASSIFIED SECTiON FOR SMART i' C *' Cki6bimb 04t SELLERS HAVE A STAR (*) WITH MESSAGE AND SMART SHOPPERS FOUOW - *' ik' IDEAS As Personal Repres.nta live Of the Estate Of KENNETH C. DAVIS Deceased ' THIi THE ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE Jobs's N McCormIck All parties in Intern, arid cltliens Wall have an opporisasIty to be heard at said hearing 101 £ Church St. 5y order ol the CIty Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, Orlando, FIa 37101 Teeepeuone: oujsip PublIsh Dec 7, 9. 1977 %TARSI - rsons deSiring to e*amln the same DES II H. N. Tamm, Jr. City Clerk PublIsh Dec. 7. 9• 14. 23. 1477 S 10 DE 5 Ii Child US OCi ( o ,. .,, •.., er BROKERS ) HANNAH'S MUSIC CENTER LessonS, Instruments. A ceisories. Rep.ans 210 E lit St. , Sanord 32)1711 . - , ' ata strong CliCntp and an eslra cashI Own or R AM Route. if you Qualit y 9i,'f?y to Bow 153 cc Evening Herald P 0 Row 11$,. Sanford, F I. 32171 Need Airport. Sanford AVON Ma'e Som, merry monCy toe IPi4 Istà - holidays Call today br more -- nlormalon 444 3375 fl-Rooms _____________________________ Sanford - Furn roo'r% uric ous living 500 S Oak US mo ri E wpa'tding manufacturer s,ar ching for individual mechanically ificlined or *ith a Chemical background, i. commission cludasutilities I mid. Sit 7M1 - .. lOApartnents AAA - EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 32) 5175 fee" -LowLow ________________ - SAL(S POSITION TOLL fREE I 500 4331403 RECORDED MESSAGE - I I . 3O-Apartnnts Medical Oeritai Care Plus 1157 50 mo starting pay for F 1 Delivery man for furniture store. elperienCed only, 323 5327 TELEPHONE I 1700 AggreSsive Individual 10 sell classilied section advertising primarily by telephone solicitation Apl us Person Ie Ire Advertising Director THE EVENINC HERALD 300 N Frw'sp Aye Sanford. Florida - POTTERY WORKER - various dutIes, some Neam,y work, part lime 1310 3 full days). apply at HelIeIu$afs Pottery, Lake Mary, 373 ,_________________________ FULL OR PART TIME World Book, the largest sellIng encyclopedia. is hiving now Aftir completing our free training course, choose 11.000 guaranlel for tOO sales nt tervlews or Straight corn mission Call kerry Hlrschy It, III, WInter Pt 44.5 1715 Lg 3 BR.rr shopping. lea9.$i)$ .iI sri' plus utility I depoSits, Maliciowiki. R:AL TOP 322 21-Sltutloin Vntid -' - Will do SOOkk.eping to, 5malI snesas'sicsmyplom,.fl,,$,$. __________ ww dellyft b1byal yinIt in your horn., 3fl77, _________________________ at ")u, C 'I' f uR m (51 ) - I P) I KOIVI DOLl. HOUSE home ' .iri 1643 I I Dli I ' ' Any lIme ',prrklersys'I'm 'o.lar. Multiple LIsting Service -- - - 3 tIll. cit" room i... 'm '00" '00" vp double porch or .1*' -- ______ , r.1 I"'. ,'--------- * * * TRUCKS & VANS 3 - ,. :. F,',. 15 - - --- 5,- Y.i"at '(L' ' •_ ',r P_u vr biq Ai 127 7911 o' S) - -- - - ,. iu. c '.' -- Electra 72$ •en, goc.) 0' CeO 'o SCIl $575 'c"i.t.on 1:3 92 1'j . ______ ' 78-vtorCycIeS 7) P4i'v 327 1441 "'er 5."ru'ul . pvc np tt' ,Ov Call t 64.4 $915 or ufl' ,, 4P' 'Q 0 4 17; 2.:' II ., oct I (i'd 'V .0* •., - . , spe' 'c.'s 13UY JUNP CAll', 152 Cal, )J7 E "g P' ,' - - - _______ ----------.----------- Ill HOnda . 3.7 ".C'iiCIed COrd t Cl'. 5.570 32? - 79-Trucks TraIlers - 196' -.oro- . ':" : 'n . 7 toned S . "ocr enn no , ' 16 1)37 I ______ USED OR NEW ., c"c'r'e • - 1973 Ford Ranet'ero 503. ;oi-.o 1,5.01, 13000 • P5 ,IIOI'fl' 'nansm '.5 " SIX 372 751 ROBSOta '.'ARINE 1927 HA, 1792 7.fuIrcj Il p771 c fiberptas bOat Alt two ne 5250 3?; 1797 JUST YAIE PAYMENTS- 17 & 7) -r.oe Ca'' U) 5577 on 1)4 .i e.er,cne An 5at only' 61, Make oIler 1?) 56)4 ' -(tie,, 11 , a I'oring Prctndise 59-?wtuslcal -. -______ ',i* .i":.' ,.,• . - C'n i ' L__ - ' • : !." I1i reded 'C" Srv,. P :.c.us • - ,-: ,' .sniQ . .0115. Ii r' 1.1 ' ' ' I '' 2 Dli .0"-.ujSblp I 539 50( ir,(i,,7r., 1 l' 2 bath central •r a'.d a m:r'l bcutmtul Pool arid a I'tQO s''.ered patio Owner 5 rieaiti specal r'Cfd • se , .rs a ,..Vi' ' REAL ESTAT[ PEAL TOR. 327 7a'91 Vt Unsworth Really - - I_1rnld Ilulvu H2 u Il Al 'iLT 0 rs RD2ltu s..0 ; UhiA. lin,jl', ___, •', 7 - 1595 - - 'AIPITEP 5PliNC,', IlUil.DF.R s 0/IN (CIC i'1O5'[ I BR. 7 taths tonrr'a' & OR Lily carpeted. t4 IC'rj o'apes all (1 E Elec'r.r appi..1rcp%, j, 0 AAI C ' , 323-5774 Day or NIght - - - L.L3 RI I 2 I 3 BR apartments s story conStruction ac,ji family area. cable T _________________ 3" 14" i4 Irel a'. sCrre.' 3 1114 GARDENS _r.lras 1); 32) .. Scm S$OX Stik l ?00m ' i I etJc At? a hal' 1-a" 'i."achcd l Inc houSe All 0' 5 s 'uate'id on crc LI lr"c't SIC JutSt '• 375000 if'.) 'ake .),er pii"'enIs' Pvc .' t "p cos's' . I 25?i 1'4'k 0' 3 REAL TQP 372 9251 ' 7119 Alter ho0,5 9I 322 (s J .'(5 •% 'Fll', . - ' ' . suxI 5;.q• 'FtdC(b,4IIJ 'i 5 • : ¶'a',%piDp,,, •' '' 4 47' 62-Lawn.rden - -- lIP ilL,. DIRT I03 call eli 0"! FRUIT PICKERSI DISCOUNT PLAN -_ 11 _________ ' '. SHELL 834-6778 •: :.,. 834-6778 1' "3 6.i ... ?!E • ' "i;: _____ Equipment sfeaea Cl IS Y 'i.-. r Rent : • ."; n $151 5..., ",'•.'t5. ,; 575',,' . __________________________ 14 (4110 11 37, '997 ____ P Oar Larpet CARROLL S FURNiTURE 1*'ad new. ne,er used sIghI', '.hlIar(e -• - .' •''l,'.' 65-Pets-SupplIes -": III HAy - (,J v AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB t)7 _____ ____ 1977 Singer Zig Zag - CLAy Cf'u'.00. M... 173$ g)d 'o' all tpe 1 ia'pr'ng, 5010 originally $294 naoSSrsseu used for me balance $6150 196 57?' - I lilT l.1r a' YELLOW SAND Call D'ck Lac,. 123 1540 E LECTROLUX VACUuM Sun'and 236 V im ri9c hahN p'.ce W ? doan. monlbi, 1''2 :3 CONSULT OUR AptS tor Senior C ,lizens Oow' town, very clean A rOom, Sec Jimmie Cowan 315 I',iirr'eto, ha" AVI 'S.' 5. P11 Ui: * V __________________________ Ave . MobIle home lots 1.1017 * ce rn pets. adu.ts. RV's *C1CN"e. 2345 Park Dr . Sanford Home Improvements __________________________________ Mur (,'vt'n,,. ''n.h y_ .', • ,'r.j i.' I I .,".,.' " l'i ', '"'' , ' I :. I jrrn pt $ItOa month (15101 Ir' accepted 372 0251 Y Hi.. I I I ARE r . • , , '44111 'II, 1(15 1 &"( 0 49 si' trailer apts AdvIts I. tam'ly park Weekly 3111 bl*, I? 92 Beauty Care • - . - ''in' 1110''' " " ,m.,.r.r'' '.11..' '• '• Slit II '' 3 '2 511, ' -. --. Jones lftpaulp I Parlor 10 pm 011 this week lr ll bP4uly Sen. ces 7507 Laurel I've - -- rental plans GENEVA OAT) DENS. 1505W 75th St . Sar,tord 3727040 cans t. . . '(ci 11 Ii? (tan Saw & Truck ii..e 115. '-- --'--dOnc' Irene 7155 df , 15(4 5 I',,' k ....... "sc,. , Call 32)0139 .,u. ,• Land Cleanna I' FurniShed efticiency apartrri'nt recently redecorated, w*IPr furnished. $11 Park Ave I I •5, .• a I '' , 37/ 7 II n01t ou pi.9(' ri,.i 'po c tt'p %Ci'C' yOU Aui I I I i ' i I V '- ' llllO.'.N F'(',T t)NT f$ PuS ()',r Lard- Mainfenanc IfeaterCleaning - si usaia e'r- 32-Houses Unfurnished ________________ - SR. SenIor Citizens preferred 3321741 ____________ tl.*(k bIOe Loader 3fl -. _______ '-'----- (iAP EXPERT LAiSNSFRVII.E I 100) •' A a ' I'I' _____________ - CIsh 322 4132 '68 Ya'l $15 5a'j :,,p 'I • 7. ',i'il 'hr I reSt r - sr'i t'-'n,t0rp Writ g 5IO,' '001% ______________________ Upholsterng ALTERATIONS. DI1LSSMAKINC, DRAPES UPb4OLSTF &iv , (.111 . 0' .'i.'Ii it i.i.','l H4 a:,?' . 1'• .' • s. •.. c i - 0 • ,,,,,, - Is., • ..i), ' . - £,I . . I 1O88 a • ,' 1388 £ 4 ttt4s 'S' I ' ,:1. - 'Jip J ,: '71 ' . i 0 r5 I rn .5 5lt.c', i' 76 I ': It-' n.,' 1688 '. , 73 DATSUN bIt) 2 DOOR 'c. via Ca IS s,.',r ' '', - rir '73 PINTO ST. WAGON A.'t.i'av, '7) MAVERICK 72-A t' __________________________ '74 s,y..o GRAN PRIX •ai*ci', - P' ' ,, 1788 ;i-" Awli 2988 199 to 6995 F -;- , • OR 0 AUC T 10111 __ 1583 ,.i MPG Ivaivi C,.,. ,,',tv.. £ $a'' Over 50 Clean Cars . Moms ti'h'7 54--Garage Sales 1288 A S 3 ir r "n .555 h.el .90 • " '72 SUBA RU so u NOVA _ U , List. Your Business...DIal 322-2611 or 831-q993 I DOOR Open 'Sal, recASts') and buyr"g La,aea,s . I iNAP( INC o a 4 '69 DART GT ,. rll.0 .i'iSl Sr's (C CWS Ill ''.Ikf' -' Tpç, Ic ('I, j'$•,' -. iC','.4.1. -- I.951 I .?' .tqr' r1. RAMBLER . 57300 .945717 42"'M53t3l1e HOITieS , CARS '69 MONT EGO 2 DOOR 71 -AntIques AM sterno & IS urrb.naton $ or best 15e'a Dellcv,, 571 1545 - "ic' . tv" ' tte,,,,I,t,,I I. 1,11iIçiir-\ A - , _________________________ ;?I *cS.:)f1L1A. 68-Wanted to Buy 53'l"V.RadIO.Ster'e'o tS1 !jt'f •4'piAt I BLUE '1'"7 '"r--' 55 ' _______________ .',A'nhl5. II ,l',,.' U .0 I'PI I Al, Cl 5 37 From ____________ " 52-Appliances . R WALNUT STEREO ljl ______________________ I 2bL1.) -' -- - ''l' 3 BR, 2 Bali, quiet Street, near Mayfair Country Club 373 3343 -4 'C. ',t .i , 'n5 v.' I. vi' P115,, SantotcI out hay 17 -- -- '1 P 0' Ltc'J T,l,, SOil 529 Li' 5..' 'i lid ut. rio 10 2619 Orlindo Dv I (,ri P,k I t4ty5 3 O)SS Deliary ,%(ofJlr hllmr'. & 101% I ' --------- .' ---------- beg.nning ,iI 5)4.500. b8nk ' linancng, include'. Club House. Pool, tenn,s COurt'. bloat I Bran: ne* le$ n sOil) 1lufldh 13097 664 1674 *'O'wng Wholts4le; Save upto SO po . also y e tsecs Call 3.) Lawn Maintenance lect;ic.aI 110131 Ot C :' .0-'L''r' , , ' ' '.'"ps $11 ea 3222)93 'I ', .'c'kEl 'ii'' • . %'O(tN I V 1 C'li'if 1 11 C.' ;cdrn,vai -, -- On lh. Rubber Stafl3$ ----- , ALL OIL HEATER CLEANING & SEISVINCING CALL PAL P 333 5931 or 1316100 Ocr SI '17' Arl,nr 3 tIll I' , OlIn'. lunnishid inOb.le home Ci'r'ral *I&A In 15 A'.' • MIfly 95 ,) .•..,.r', _____________________ -- ' a , 3 (..reat I .vkrs I lIP I , bath. toll, Im.srnis?nrd " 'n, .lrJS, 77 ..Rock Cove(l 3$yilf Pet Control I .V"d (15'arn'J & 1 yard oltIn .Y,'?'51 'uIk Icr rent or 'ea:e n: II)) I n , II fI1 5 i[II.1IsieIJT (0 Di. __ • G0RYL JAll IEEC.' E, "12 d' jig" I Goods ___ 42'-WbIle Homes .......... 'risonabl, rates Carxt CleanIng . .55 Sam'lctrj 37) 5)77 I'' ni 05 sI ic' ss IIC!"i%' '' ': ' - 67A__Fi,suyJ - ____ Furnished apartmnenl for rent Gas & Water furnusled 373 $217 _________________________ C. 'L g, C ', av. Dobenmin pupI 6. 7 'a docked wormt 'eds & biac.'. 5150 to $250 (lOrn O: )ri 3$) 'I'. SrfllttyS Snappin Turtle A-Il ii .10 005 sPry dependable 122 ,,t hOuseCoat Ma I Service ---- w Or' .5 no tas C area D it oIly l7s'ring guitar (. cc'o 1!' A $103 177 $150 _______________ Njáscellaneous ServiCes Classified gal at Tip Her,md 322 25H. or III sets ___ ___ , lOVi IS to elamine our 5: REALTY Lawn & garden -- Ale PonlS11ir,m. IQ Pi0mp 327 5962 . flaborn , - garce S9 5epouessj 'rd IØr mOthS bil*iLr 5.157 555971' - . SI-Household Body .._!. SAN MO PARK I. 7. 3 ftedrwrn I', ___________________ .'..'.U'l 0 'ut .5 *mO1.'t S TO Ill-hr ' 510141 I'AIW 5 I'll I) Clvi __ _ ___ _____________________________________________________________________________ , Insulation , - Auto Repair 'rIng ifl:rio&e,erio,ll5 ' '' eiperience Large or ________________________________ ', , , I'', 1,91,' Yi''. ',r'nll lobs free estimatej Ca' i'' ,,,,,,,,, , , . (CllOt arlyt ml' 19011 734 $511 i 11 0 I ,r' ' -u c 1 5 s,'s ' C. ________ •, & ''i (uPri.tt Equlptmnt '. A .001 ti I .50 1 t-14 7 lath nt ellen' COri c'i 9)5 API? td(,5 3 pp 111th (.9i.IOrp . , cn'em.4,1 Bnit Buy' 5]; wOnttu1 S Pt .0 5' '. :, . • ., UnIL Ligni ,re, ur and (ileror ca,pefltr . 29 "S ...r' rig •nØ CaD'flr?S p 32) 3179 372 5505 , ' Cdv outgrow INC Swing Set Of Small bit yt Ip) Sell th%y dir items Cithi I ent ad Tri ciiace your ee. call yoi.fi lr.pndl, '-.v.' - hIlt, I SR turn •pt Utilities turn No pets or children A quite mar preferred 377 3234 CLASSIF lED ADS ARE t vI 1.1: , . -_______ -- c Penney room d'v'ocr replace, electric logs Neat '13 ,Sed one trio Sold $299 35 : cP'&r'r'r%'eA,o0,& - 31 -Apartments Furnished - = 1 33(5" *''an tight Craw'ers 40 'd'ge worm', II Also Peat. 1'ne O,alt. SI bushel Whol.Sal, fl ,Os' COnla-lier, S bushels o' "'ore. 7 5< per buStlel BAC,735 MARkET. 2445 Sanford A, (aiiIlii0$crr..a'- 8C. PDtt'., lUILJ Jim Hllnf WI I .sys PIAI 5. 57 ..T( I REALTOR I 'Crict' Ae Sir '''0 A 4?'. Lrcr 0 56 1*116 i.. ?5 iP'iF.'p 4ri.', cit . , 5? I -' ' 5," " • ,,e',AppvatSais .,. -. DITIO'iLD lOcated - WAYMONDI lUPdUUUiS? Re Real (shale Broke' 11] ________ San'ore 323 1430 ,•. - 7$3 -- '1',.i't - v'ote.' "' i'i ' .'A.A. - 4" ' ClAiS iifd 0 '4?• ' •.' IC,,. AP1eCI eim.rat,s .s-css CtOti'C upkeep n0r Porn. or chu'ch use 371$ 373 ç4 - - _______ - f' 'f .'IPat_ 'I (16551 ( ..DS UT)'. • /•Cli. P1(9F '.OUL 0'. • Ill .0' V -, hlAb.YOND 44 3Omgar D'awta's 60-Of'flCe SuPplIes , ,•• t raler "iw 3775 ' -' 'OP - ------- I ..,r.a ' _______ . •. .., , '.'34"S ti..13" S Ii.,' e V'.' -' ' raFC5j( .roup BOB BALLS Ct S(O.'" Y.'..c (Crier 7207 ?"' • 6t 321 725% r , Swo iflilit Santore ' . .: '::' an ccv' cp ricelItri' 51: 373 ITS) . . . ' J. s''a:" 2'-. "a - ______ : ,, ,. , ••''.,.ib% , . _______________________________ 5 I 5vr;I455 ,ll'i0C.l 35 t-Ip C"irsier "'atc.' 4ri1 Irj er . art -. _____________ <a r a necklaces, $39 UP Mweuer 't$$:p(Orn,fl& . rsg tO , -• 5 sic 55-Boats & Accessortes SANFORD SE A'ltaG (EN TER ¶233 State St Santrii Plazi 372 9411 - 2565 PARK flU i .1 liNK CAP', ip, 322 Sv-r, C..''S $10 to am & weCkends '' a,.' I - Mow rig Eyer ytting goes Jam,scvi couch I cha r. desk a. Chair, 3 swivel rockers -73'' COlor T/ Ath Outside anterwia em'. 100 numerous to trentOn All tern'. reasOnable 26 Sem.noln Dr . OcOary or 665 lSi (1 Ire milk $1 49 gal . ' hr i5lf'i'. g'tlS 5Cc & up Glass*a'e pant & groce'nes, s General Stpre 515 Elm Uve , IC'mrrly ','arv Carter Pint S'crc a ,'. REALTORS . nture 5)7 173) Bob Walker FurnIture i4w' II 93 Casselbenny Plaza iLL- L4LU . t,ques , . '.,'an(e cv stretch zig I ne selection of good used lun s1cr ' -'-- .,_ :ag sew macrifles Singer. .'p SI IS balance 555 Singer Sold new I:, 1610 0 It' in Oncartiwold i P1ug , 67.4 Ii, 5CliC,'i.$l fled !i rrooe' paiw Tr-.e ''ale, I AU 0.i'ri tuil • ' re.' 4 ' noon I,,.,' , aa,'-.." SI; or' I 14.. -'-." cs 7,39 .I!,', ' : -' , l;3 77-Junk Cars Removed yi5p '.fTalirflaP5ogcQ? cab. iota, redlner. mahog bar Sew msc houSehold mach item'. PlOtting O,C' $250 Tri0rs - -- - L.LE 5775 'I 75l 5 F'rnch Aw &Si' De 24 l,9a m loS P " '.'en 5 & AOi'rien 5 clothing Cr.' 5lm4'. I gut and cat.ons Other misc ' .' _____________________________ ,''ras - iO'IA AUIO AUCTION : ri' ewes? Ct specowa, Oa,'ana Reach All hØld i AUTO AUC liON T.p'sda, & 5a! rigrit a? 1 30 II vs riOc.Oa YOu 5C , or, cr 'P ' ciaroe 'esrf,Cti c"ef "ii' $3 reg.sIraIion Ipe. %0i r155 •,"dle (III 97.1 755 5)11 15? ljthCf dea,l5 ______________________ Yard 5ip - Sanford's Sales Leader BRICK F kONT RANCH .CT YL $47 L4kc pr, lcgeS to ta'flg & fisti.rg n batilI Lake Mary Go *utti 115.5 lO('l, tC(UtiiP 3 lIP. 2 baIts t',On'r, w'Ih oan'c' sit l'vrig room creerr LiLy FQu 1,Ped CII i, k,I(l"ers cozy lam.1, room *It' enchanting sew den C hit&A A carpet dOub e S led ganapr ' . - _________________-, Ire and w'eel 'i I 3237.57) spare read, • PHONE ) ~4 1111 Ford Torno 51103 AM FM 372 7461 alter a , .,.'o 'o,',t4 (rIca 13 dsp ratio gocsl $3135 372 '3131 . r ti 'RAvEL 7 '.1 Fl ' , . 5426163 s'o.e ' (raIls & Baked Goc*ls' 'I HQlly All. 50'a YS1ER FURNITURE lIlY SELL TRADE II 1155. 1 ryt 51 377 5637 F Ii. aiCc..i "Quppr'a .. Chni T)P 5. "'i,crc • .9' ti• 15 uIip .5 ARSi AN 1110 - i Pd (HP IST1.'A5 BAZAAR Sat - 0ev 91 a• CP.ch 01 3 God Fellowship P1*11 ?2n - . . - ' REALTY eves rieIral ColOr. AefCdI,s alter S ienp?i ',l'Q, LIP i t'.'mi' n P rv'cnesl' bl'ce I:. room & r'iodern treplace w r 1'i?prt ri.IS kIclien, Ip oIlily rc.c'r 4 frir ,,Ird' .. flIP ,1.AliRAtiuTE 0 Realtors kEep lieal5.'.lateIl.'bc. 591 Sanford ,, ii' uv -' __________ casement cdrapev'eS. ash, also 7 single I1 fl 'HE via.rs , , BATEMAN 'cellS REALTY F5 JLL-L4 10 7 ii carpeted & lunn,turp '.9CflCy ATE Sales Lead,.' I P,i6li*,k,A17 RD 7 I DL. A-tb IC 4(rC5 Ask np ') C..?' 'P.S oigr 'c.' IT Pr i .brrglaSs GUI N'e 2 BR I bath hvrp A "qufprd rat .n s 'chin p I (hI t'ft ip4rlment ' kli lt'.1t 9' OPP .'IALiII,opiiFr) - (onIdental 'riferview ---_.-_-__. ) I ' --- -i .---- mP,by4(uAT(. 3 DR. 7 bali t-uCPre Ofl lij ('I ri Sanford' Pf.(p .lclrr, 5Cr porcu rear 1111.0 Fl L':ensed Associates Now' frpp Protesson.ai Tra'nng bCQnn'ng December . an benet.t Call Dave F a'r fr '. ' 111.60711 UL It4, 2 bath hOrr,. Ofl liJ 01 .n Pnycra.51 FR l.a (1 t .nrpiice & '. '1 ( 1144 tQu'pCd k.tch,yr & "ore' j.st 147700' A CCAI"l ATr(' I L) Saritonid gas (• FOLLOW THE STARS 'irir%trr,5 Cactus IblOofI'iS. bsdSl tt'om I aids. others Low Price (05 .r. Cl' Come See, Save REALTY t5JlJ1JI1'j NEALTORS 5.30 1SJ)ir 1)9 1111 eves - - --,e*, sto;rs ll(a ast, 1011 5i'.I N0 B'oker • ------ - '' • HI . • OkAC t *i • . .5 ' '"'iod mm'. A 'P H "5 i'd ".11 Ciul 377 'I' b'it) mfC't ('Caning eQu prrent, Steam sal e.'raClicin (leaner. 30 vallor', l shampoo 5.7600 323 755.1 'mII cci..nt,'r st0*case. 144 small fish reQ S'er, 5.75 327 1797 STE N STROM Al tL ENE INC S.,nto'i - on 5,ip rf' #ae'.t anytIme J " Sgori. runs gooi '. cumreni .nspection 5250 or rr&Se otter 565 6454 - _________________________ i.,l 'ii' r Sott, IS tt CCCI' C retn.g.reton, 3 r.rner _______ 50'-Miscellaneous for Sale 323 0974 or 372 6356 15--ReCreatloI VehIcles - 1.tra Lange Garage 5i,. everything, f, & Sat lDi'C 2 & l'l ti On s' I ( Cl Sa'i'' A .e - iI - - 73 t ni-* tires Call alter I p ms 3;) - ' ,,, _ -_-__.. . - , .a,, WiLJt" ."5US. - PIj,cp(Ied See '. bit $79 750 . QP i' r'. FORD A I bath tar" l rpom 5. dcc., $25000 (411 3 E.peri.nced clramlc's teacher LAKE MARY-Almost new 7 AND a part tIme ceramic •. bedroom, cant heal I air. * A macrame shop manager. Call cor, drapes, kitChtin Uo 1410. tO lot p.m. or after I water pd, awn mant No pets. pm Call 5300534. __________ JUP'N Iqfl'.i, Poom Screened porch a It' Ii II 0 p., 170 iltI ste '.'., .. I 5. YAIIY otfice cvi Lake bvuldiflç. .1 d,.d0'4!pd A 0' r k.tCl'icni 1)5 LEMON Ill Ut I - 31A-iplexes ___________________________ WANTED Rig ,, , . Si' ________________________________ 71 Garnit'tt Write , Sap I..mr' Ar,, 72 Dodge. P5, PB. AC. rad.o ee!en rear .s ,rldow defrost, vw cord. 31 000 miteS, small V (bVit.grimpnl'. Acc,pv..j O#n 0.11, ir Brow'. .'g - .j'v' . Magnolia Ae 323 G14S 0MMUll BOARDS SOLICITATION , Is','' '-c "."iihO? 172 . to $ANI OIlS) 1I7',,qnl arlos. 3 lIlt I ha'h lii" Ii room 176 STE 4 Unfurnlshed -- - WANTED E.penlenc tractor 1505W 25th Sf 3737040 Semi Jriver AppI'. at ______________________________ Pinetqeee arms or Call 333 ------- - mo I. Travel. Adventure, Vocational Training Fast Advancem,nl Opportunity Cor'act U S Nay, Recruiling 011cc Tel 327 4754 Regular Mi tart Compensation-Ur,itormi, food. Loidgng. 30 dAys Paid vocation Complete ' I - s, r. I chairs 2 ' ______________ GE N EVA ___________________________ HIGH SCHOOL GRADS Limited Openings NOW) Good Pay 15511 0. PIT AL TOP 127 4991 'IbIGLk l(f J ' LI IT's ' tYPS J77 ,, -Ewtra Large upstairs 2 liP a' petitive market Apply fl pq son to the )X N French Ave Sanford. Florida itS Walker ,i',.qi (' , lt'( ,', ,,rij 4n Ca .oiemper AC D'shwasher Carurt ,ct I. D'apes Call 1235427 r,,'Ar. . 20 • ni, & S pm -t - n*splper accounts AggrIulvj j S.aleWersor I'iHded for corn The Evening Herald b C (Oh ,ri Johnny T)uiei bath ( Pt&A carpets n c Qu'et i'M 57 970 (1f4Py jP.5 T REALTY I1(AI TOPS 5)." 5&53 - -..- __________ - - IS' IPiDMTG I IJO O ' iS tQY jet' carsol oa'on t Cr iii,mr .mprO.prnenl Ph L'n'ted (ornp4nieS 17$ 7555. 429 Micn'gan OrlandO, Ave . I.. icenseti Mortgage Brokers Also .1 7 till AICr ,idit Oft Ii f'),t, .'rr I 7 72 oc ' 5) lv?' ....., ' I I5 ii;ev i . -- I. OAtiS em.'. Lider 575003 with IC'.'. idOwn Government loridnij Ituigrr 37) 3711 EQual O:prt0nily - Barely used, 3 1114. I' 372 1171 - - -- 3.35410) ttIp irit ads b'nq big, Dip frtll$ J05t tr, one 372 7611 or [31 ! ' Dell's AuctIon Center , Si.l".,.,it ,,,,,,,,, 5t C,ssse'iberr, Aomrn Club. 257 0,e'broos Dnvp 5aturd, December 3 t 9 47-B- Fi,ncIaI ServiCes . ---- - 7:30 I twinS Ccv.irt Laundry Sell AdentIsing Space. crilte layouts and write copy Service Ac,.,rtls.ngDir,c'tor ii I7 172 --. - ----- I ' '. ' WALLACE _______________ i I , • uiAPII'OFID 177 Y.IT' large? famI, homeor home a Ii ncome, p''ced $7020 belOw hank apprasal (I' P 'un' 'O(al .91 A .n...' %l?.tuO t ..'. 1;. I '47 • Ia'ge con e prcr Snow feducpd 'o bplO* Ibis '.i "i , :. ii QCtting Pomp of so.' dream'. This d1' n4 ilmOyt nrA 1 1*14 it baIt' 'O"'P c" a Opt cosanr, Ike i)eidrrsC s'rerl SAnbord t'7 ,ia'den Cl . msviI' .IAC'd I5I ,rar 0, 15 beaultull, l.9ridsrjipe,1 (vn',ai H&A ty'np,j a' 571 500 I HA ,, .6 We ba,e 0'.. lOng ot'. so .";'' wri to' cwil, 5.7 X pocvd 'n'-' 1. '7 now Cr ' j'.'p Wed 1.k "I ICC ilILi .1 yOu a'. a l'(pn%cid ',ai ('jtIt •.,IIiSfei'.C% #ue '.I.P ,r, 5 ,rans r. pen er'. - 0' S (Cmm0n.b, & P111 ,)P'A J .5', "Cl earn *t'ile yOu. Ie1n ) ca'n Irom the 'PallIrt 1411 'or rigpeIn!ny'.nl Iinfurnished I 2 & 3 Bedroom A,t!r,.'r" Li ." ava able PO.)i, tl,- - SALES PERSON -- - Ridgewood Arms Apts. -- ADVERTISING * ________________________________ PLANT MANAGER r, ,. Ii i'iu - ________________________ ,, P'4&Ll 'vUMBER IS 373 7411 . - ---- .--.------ Need a lob! Women II and Oliler Call 3230770. 11pm Ofily ACCC fitS Receivable clerk to process payments and make .___-i--.•.i iwywjv.', iv, a- mviii unit poration Also some typifig necessary Please tend resume' tOO Jeriklrfl. Bldg 247. Sanford - ' birepiact's tIP 2 t.t'P. oid,.r tome Cerrai it S AD ON T E PiD CLASSIFIED UI. ( Sul. i' A. 'i ' 661 5364. 321 3131. 323 4162 - Sing liii Ltite tivc.kt.r 3(5 322 SIC'. broke' JOHN Sit 140 .(l4FIiC,( COMMF 14(1/.1 'it AL 7014 Houses the market' You k.tteq, n t, t ONE PpONE CALl. STARTS A EARN MONEY NOW take orders IC,r I. ia jewelry Call fr Iree rwialoqs on tii "e'e e00 III 1211 I Ilk I 1,.,'nl 2001 Au.,' - ,our%eil a •' ta , .•, (Ooflb lIe cii L,i'r .( rys l cleared ario 2 ',.'. septc, well 5. CV'. CI ifepy terin5 $77003 9( 7 slory. I lIP 2 •, lot large UrOle'.SiQnAlii ecQrae clidrr r':- r,'.,. .t'. - 18-Help Wanted - - *Look rig 'S fully stocked' 525.000 *111 enabl, you 10 walk in and Start Sflling fl your own store' Call 130 laid from lam IoSp m or call 520041.4 alter 6 pm - %i'Pu 3237832 LorSQ*Ood. lhiS rapidly growing brjtinfls P EveS "i' Ui LI I Dli, bath hirfle *.?h 'a" U 'oom lots f e'Iras ip! JeSraCiip Upland Firs 539,iQ Real Estate minding ptan eQuals an ewsting opportunity Begin a' time Write. 1310 G.ovarvr St Fl 3773$ _______________________ - - ' 1 ' , 126 46&J 47.s 775 alter S pm pr 3$ 5171 down- Plo Qualify 'ngseseral model'.lo(hOo'.efro,., Call (ac .'ut-,it,'Piui''.t RE AL TOP 177 -__oi i! ANNE . 7 I3 at 101 CoIoniai 15t 72nd St I, Crochet pieces candle lamp'. plates iØt5 i lyry ' NIGHT apartment Size range & a rl'sCeIIaneou'. 'tym'. Dec MORTG1,ES BOUGHT & SOLD All 5,,rchaS, 151 & 2nd mor Igige'. .1' diScOunt 11 HOur aop'a 1111 547 *519 80-Autos for Sale Several chests & d'essers, stereo a ot Oh new carpet.ng ece'. room 0 • ide' SiCfv rig oilect on 01 541? & '.r'.ier'. iutorn4tc A4%hen & I Dec. 2. 1477-SB Ai' B., 5.11 & Trede all r,'&kes & ri'(4ei'. of cars lop priceS pad lr. clean merchandw' 1415 AUTO SALES fa'.selberrv 420 N I4*y 1797 P4ir ot t*.n bed'. lu round ulnette t4bip I _____________________-Garage Sale Fri & Sat - Hindy Man Special. molOrcyc - ,ar turns , & misC item'. Eweter Ave , Count Cl 14g1% 37) 41.A M)rtgages Bougtit EAL TV ... 'u ., upper HAL COIBERT REALTY,'1 .' ' WIlT - I FRIDAY Valencia SI or call 377 1716 Plyw Modern BuIlding Al Iralivp rates 323 1701 ___________________________________________ Ideal holding %ihC P Lake Mar, 7 acres 513,030 69 'I, 0 "e' )I3Ii7 bitts .ifpr't 'el'Ct'd va'cj lru'I trees & ''"4' 374 'J Call 377 5337 I r 2 tIll 'iA C',' ,i,' .5.: mortgage cr p, address h to, '.ai, brokers .5" r.'.,' I' 0 lt' 1791 5, I'-'': i,'''' 2) I Da,s 177 6173 "i ' " "' 39-Wanted To Buy -. '"'''"i45Cf Sale ____________________ w 3 B14.lbath horn, $74,000 Government %t,uD'.d available tiuildev 327 71 EQui yi0rg OPPOrtunity , St JTcn''PaIty . Fr' & Sat car. furniture, ClOthing 10 hI 5, 10$ -.______________________ Eli lil')i i c,Si( I but' Rb AL Tow a 69;' _______________________________ REALTOR MLS 373 77 day or night Auction Garage Sale- 011cr'. br Rent, Lease or Sale Older I OR, I bath pluS rental par apt in nice area & fl gooti cond Bargain .11 132,030 OVIEDO 1.1(45) MANOR Spacious i BR. 7 bath home. Ion ,nal Drt'ng room bre,tklS' AOOk, F.mI Room S'Crr.od rch ' Harod Hall RealLy _________________ _________________ CERAMIC & MACRAME SHOP Of BECAUSE SELLING ILLNESS' Located on SR 434 - Ri *" fl '- - 11-Instructions I shall become eftedive ImmedIately UPOn Its passage and adOphiy, A sNaIl available at the Office Of the City Clerk toe all Small lb 3224733 1PG John N. McCormIck Only. NAVAL ORANGES & othe c.truS for sale' $300buthCI 33203420? 1350 I the highest arid belt biddir for cash. passed and adopted by Ih City the following describel property Commission on September i, 1477 Oecember 2nd, I71. i. 46-Comnwrcial Property & dryer $76,100 ' ' Yard Sale-- All day Sat only. some lurniture, Clothing & mit(plIinaduS "OSIly new t valencia St. Sanford - Friday, 72-AuctEcrI Dealers Welcome ______________ - d Maitlana Lg I DR. I bath condo. *ilhi all applIance'. iticl washer 4 Peg lice) Estate Broker 3fl 1)01 Day or tIght 7610 I4.aw,qlPi at 1797 hA • VA 3 Dli nIna lange timI, ?OO kthen ngu p levied 31. 5'47 -blIe Homes i fenced rear - - ___________ lOyCly I BR. 2 bath. Ig fIa nm rat nm itthrr.r diet bleat & Air, ta9e Sales Enlerprise Pd off En'prpni'.p Peppr A,p 665 6o.9 FOR SALE Three nice lot Deltona 10* down *'th terms write ,l Petty. 477 W E Gregory St Pensacola, Fl 37501 41-Houses Payton Realty $1 6003 'ill Pent or Sell t t.cr.c'.t wet: meaning couple 3 bIll 'Oue I' '"' Chicken'. 327 5(I1 tIll Trairn - LARGE CONE14 I 014. 3 bath. *'t(tipr, Q'pped tencecj yar', 000l $73 ¶7 [C IRA SPECIAL 2 BR I bath. I I -- Handyman can easily convert this 3 BR. into a 3 or I BR Only $11,903 Low dOwn payment E 1 lermi by owner Reallor Atsocuale 931 7360344 IS I - Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Garage Sal. 3 faritIe'. Fr & Sat , tOOt f book'. clOthie'.. disheS, military, ant,cjue nc mast. 15CC & Old I block East from .ntersecton t)eltcn,a Blvd ORANGE CITY-- Lake frontage. springs century oaks, rich tiil, pretly view, 1*11 divide) ,7O Richard paved. $15,000 Brough'on tIraltor O'wnev 201. 6.44 5756 ____________________________ 41-HOuses '.' " HANDy MAP SPECIAL Older 2 StOi 2 lIP trame 111.030 AS Visiting flor.dav bite smal' home. Iumn.spied, ClOy, to everything adult OVPICOrIy ,. pr's. 377 7711 We're looking for ablci.s people to lraini to DCCL!'? I Distr ibutors E weculiwe Rawlergh productS TIr ci's established company pluS a - ' I - - tist. minimum order of 20 lbS Phont 373 3144 - NOTICE OF SAID ORDINANCE, A PORTION FORECLOSURE SALE OF THAT CE')TAIN PROPERTY NOTICE 5 hereby given that the LYING APPROXIMATELY 144 vrrders.grs.d ARTHUR H BECK FEET EAST OF UPSALA ROAD WITH. JP . Clerk 01 the Circuit AND APPROXIMATELY 1460 Court ot Seminole County. Florida. FEET NORTH OF PAOLA ROAD, I *ill on the 13th day of Oecembr, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE Ill? at II 00 A M at the west front Un, ii ,I TAO A ,.. ,.y •• ..Ar-I fl , i' door 01 the SeminolC County PROVISIONS OF SECTION 171041. Courthouse Sanford. Florida. offer FLORIDA STATUTES toe Sale and Sell at public outcry to WHEREAS. Ordinance No IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR situated vs Seminole County, FICTITIOUS NAME wa' Quasree and declared of ,s Notice is hereby gIven that I •m SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Florida lurIher Iorce and effect on LOt 66. GOLOIE MANOR. FIRST Nowmb,r 25. 1577 by engaged ifl ij5l?553 at 311 So SIN PRORATE DIVISION 24 LOWELL THOMAS RE. the CirCuit ADDITION, according to the d,Ial Street, P 0 Bow 3.34. Lake Mary, File Number fl.441.CP Court of the Eighteenth Jud'clal MEMBERS John L Lewis thereof as recorded in Plal BOOS. 13, Seminole Ccntv, Florida, vnderjtre O.vliion Circu.t. ir and for Sernnple County. J Page 1$, Of the PubliC Records of fiClilioul name of JAYIIE'S Is RI: Estate if lor,da. n that (pelan case entilled 900 Seminole Count,, Florida MARKET PLACE and that I intend NELLIE MAY MOON County of Seminole, State of 732.1111 FAT IS the Deceased p.irSuant to Fni Judgment THE YOUNG SENTINELS to register said name with the Clerk 2 Florida. vS City of SantQrIf, a e'' terlered in a case p,ndnig fl said Florida municipal corporation. Case NOTICE OF of the Circuit Court. SCmlnole 4 6 BUGS BUNNV.POAD I CAN I Court. INc style Of *1(1 ii indicated No 777015 AP 01 E. and ADMINISTRATION County. Florida in accordance with _______ RUNNER the provisions of II. FicIll.ous TO ALL PERSONS HAVING above II P II e'* WHEREAS the Cownty Com WITNESS my lard end OtiCiAI SAT SUN Nam• StiIulei. TO Wit Section CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST m,siior ol Seminole County. iii II lii. I II lull )21h day of Florida. has advised the City THE AROVE ESTATE AND ALL seal of said Court $4304 Florida Statutei 1437 November, 1477 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED S .iayne Michael LomrnisSlon of the C,ty of Sanford, ' Legal Notice Seal) PubliSh NOv II, 2,5, Dec 3,4, 1571 IN THE ESTATE: Arlp'ur H Beckwtr,. Jr YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DER ID annewatuon of lIe property _____________________ Clerk o the Circuit Court t7t Ihe administration of tbs• estate hereinafter described, ar',l FICTITIOUSNAME - .---_________________ - of NELLIE MAY MOON. deceased. By Mary be Darden Notice 5 hereby given that I am wHEREAS, the Ct, CommiSsion Deputy Clerk COURT FileNi.jrriber 77401 CP. spending ii IN THE CIRCUIT has been advised that 5 necessary Cflg•ged in business It llgy 41$. PDlith Dec 5, 1171 INC C.:cuit Court 7, SEMINOLE fv Seminole COUNTY. thaI a new ordnanc, be adopled to FLORIDA Celery Asic, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, DES 17 PRORATE DIVISION appropriately annew tbe propert, County. Florida. undt the fiCtItious the address Of w'h'Ch --------Is Seminole - ----File Number 77.fl3.CP name ot DICK BEADLES PEST Piereinalter described rib the County Covrthuus,, Santoro, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR corporate limit5 of the City of In Re Estale at CONTROL, and that I intend to Florida 32771 The personal SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Sanford, Florid., arid Jot-in J Zekany, regisler tad name with the Clerk of ' 4 Deceased representative Of the estate iS PRORATE DIVISION lIsa Circu.t Court. Seminole County. WHEREAS, there haS been tiled NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION ThOmas 0 Moon. Sr. arid Clyde File Number ?7-411.CP Irl accordance with 1151 Flonid *ith the City Clerk of the City Of TI4IY ASKED Reese Moors whose address is P0 d NOTICE TO CREDITORS D,vIS4II Sanford. Florida. a peltn con proytsiona Of th Fitifi5 Name FOS A MuSCLE Bow III. Oviedo, FlOrida 32143 The Is Re - Estat, of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 5!atutei. To Wit Section $4505 tain.rg the names of the property CELl, I'M • CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST name and addreSs of the Personal KENNETH E DAVIS owners In Pie area described Florida Statutes 1451 STILt iii IUT HUSSy' THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL representatives attorney ire set S Dick Beadies Deceas. Pere.natter requestIng arinesallon $ OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED torttS below NOTICE OF sole owner i to the corporate area of the City of LAST q All persons having claims or IN THE ESTATE AOMIIIISTIATION PjDlith Dec 2. ,. is. z 1,7' Sanford. Florida, arid requesting to wile' against lyle estate are Notice iS given thet the above I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING be included therein and named WITHIN estate 5 being administered required. THREE CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST -WHEREAS th Propirty Ap n the Circuit Court of Seminole MONTHS FROM THE DATE O THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL P'lI.serol S.minole Countr. Florida ________ NOTICE OF PUSLIC HEARING County, Florida, Probate Dvision. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Pia.ing drIlled that there are tour 'vOTICE 9 P'e'eb, given that the CCI 7 45 I :t THIS NOTICE. o tie witty the clerk the address of *NiCPI 9 Seminole ill THE ESTATE property owners in the area to be Ciard of Countl 7ommiss,cna'rs SAT SUN County Courthouse. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED anneicti. and that 54.0 properly Sanford. of 1151 above court a e'vitterr a is • II S.r note Coi.inty. Florida. shall at statement ol any claim or demand lbiat the administration of the estate owners have signed lie petit.on for Florida under FiIC No 77 343 CP as 17 00 A M. or as soon ltiefeaht,r as The Pesoriil RepreSerilaty, ot the they may hIve Each Claim muSt be '21 ' of KENNETH E DAVIS. deceased. annewation. arid 00stible. Or' the 77th day of fl writing and must indIcate the File Number 77111 CP. spending in estate 5 Stephen R Migyar whose I WHEREAS, it '4$ blen deter December. 1477. hold a Public basis for the claIm, the name and It-ic Circuit Court to, Seminole mined Itsat the aOdrei$ 5 143 Rre*er Ave. Winter Hearing at Ire COurthOu$I. Room property described .ta t1.___ of the creditor or his agent \ Park, Fla 33754 County, Florida, Probate DivISiOn, hereinafter 5 reasonably compact 733. Santord, Florida. toconsider the All persons having claIms or or attorney, and the amounl lyle address of *15th 1$ Seminole andronIiguoustothecorpprat,r, adoption of the tOIIO*iflg ordnance aimed It the claim 15 AOl yet due. County CourthouSe, Sanford, Of theCityol Sanford, Florida, demands against the estate are TI and it I I ordinance relating to INC dtI when it will become due required, WITHIN Florida 32771 THREE The p,rsona has turther been determined tha' I specified areas of lyle 1mm MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Wall be slated It the claim is v,presefttativeof tPeejtat, is JOHN the annewaton of Said p operty will , corporated territories of Seminole contingent or unliQuidated, the 44 MCCORMICK. *tio1 address 5 riot result 'n the creat,,jn THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ' County, Florida creating Itse Green Oh an en nature of the uncertainty shall be THIS NOTICE, to file with tie clerk 501 E Church St . Orl4ndo, Florida Clawl, and I4OOI( I Gate Estates Street Lighting staled It ttse claim 5 secured, the of the above court a wrItten ntoi The name and address of tIie GOISTO WHEREAS. the City of Sanforo i District to be entitled the Green snity shall øe described statement ot any claim or demand personal representative's attorney Floridi 5 in a position '0 provide WRSIffIGiTOI1 Gate Eslates Street Lighting they may have Each Claim mutt be claimant Ilsall deliver sufficient are set forth below rTl,flui(iglal %IVviCCS I the property I D'trict Ordinance, providing for In writing and must irvØ,. ate the cop'ei of the claim to the clerk to All persons haying claims described herein, and thp Cli GIORCA definitions, providing br gover bass for the clam, the name are enable INC clerk to mai one copy 10 demands aganst .,',. rsance 0* tie d.SlriCt by the Board of the estate eve Commission 01 the City of Sanford . :ix.. taar: . address of the creditor. his agent or each Personal representative required, THREE Florida. deems it in the best interest I WI THIN County Commissioners, pro.v.dirig A, .v,i. All persons interested attorney, arid in the amount PIe claimed I, maintenance arid operation estate MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of the City to accept sad petition ___________________ tD lIthe claim is rot whom a copy ot this Notice of - 'A ..i".P. '. yet due. th, date wv to annew Saul property street lig,1t9 within INC district. THE FIRST PUBS ICATION OF Administration hat been mailed are when it will become due shall be THIS NOTICE, to file Cith lIsa clerk I NOW THEREFORE creatinganAdvisory Board, SettIng tiE IT required. WITHIN THREE i the cam is contingent or Oh the above (Ourl a writlpey ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Of forth fiscal and tawatient IMI'Qu dated tile natur, of thI MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF slalement ot Ifly clam OF procedures, empowering the levy of SANI ORD. or demand THE CITY i.scec'tainty shalt be stalee If tile THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF they may have Each claim must FLORIDA specal asseSsments or laves within be , THIS NOTICE, to Ills any oblect.ovsS in writing claim is SeCured, the security Shall SECTION I That ' lie disbrCf. aria providing thaI certain and must indirale the they may Play, that challenge "'e be described The claimant Shall fl •nd property baSis for lP claim, the name construction. Severability, Seminole County an Happy Holiday deliver sufficient cOPies Of the claim validity Of the decedent's wIll. III address of ttw creditor or effective date his agent F lOd4. deScribed as follows be and to the clerk to enable the clerk to Qualifications CI the personal or alforne,, and Sad distrIct 515111 encompass the th, amount the tame 5 hereby anriewed to and representative, 0? the verlue Cr ,'laimed mat one copy to Pact Personal toIlowng described areas of It the claim is not yet due, made a part Of the City Of Sanford. jurisdiction Of the COtFt representative Itie date when it *ill become due Florida, pursuant to the volsa'tary Sem.noie County. Florida All persons interested In Ihe estate ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND Wall be stated II Green Gate Estates Sub DiviSiOn. It-il claim is arunewation proviSiorss of Section 10 iw4Orr' a copy of this Notice Of OSJECTIONS NOT SO FILED conIngent or unllqijldat,d, Ihe Pt•l Boot Il. Page I?. as recorded Florida Statutes in Administration WILL BE FOR EVER SARR ED las been mailed are the Public Records of Seminole nature of the uncertainty stall be Th SOuth 250 feet of Lot 16. NEW Date Of the Iir'$t publicationof this staled If the claim 'equired WI THIN THREE County. Florida 1% sl(t,pd, the UPSALA. according to INC Plat NotIce MONTHS FROM THE DAYC OF o1 Aulrntrllstraton Gnen Gate Estates A4i3iluii Pial Security Iflull be deScrib,d The tr.crcot. i recu(levJ n Pi.t Book I. December 2nd. 1577 TIlE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Book IS, Page 5, as recorded in the claImant Wall deliver suflftient page 57. of the Public Records of S Thomas 0. Moon, Sr. TIll S NOTICE, 10 file any oblecsiorss seminole County, Florida. Less the Public Records of Seminole County. they copies of the claim f the clerk S Clyde Reese Moon may have that Challenges the Florida enable lie clerk to mail on Copy to WesI III feet Ihereof, AND the validity Of the decedent's will, the A5 Personal Reprewqila North 20 lees of Lot 44. 5d NEW AlSO, each personal represteilalive tives 01 the Estate 01 qualificaficni f the personal All persons IntereSted in he estate UPSALA. Less INc East 230 feet ad I SEC 30. TWP. 71$. ROE 3OE. S ISO repfesentalive. or the venue or NELLIE MAY MOON 10 whom a copy 0, thi5 Notice c, Less the West 4$ fec's. AND Ihe FT of W 240 FT of NE 'a cit NW a Deceased lvriIidiCtiOn Of the court. Oct Williams. Administration has been maIled eve North It of said Lot II. Less the ' 'I ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND ATTORNE\ FOR PERSONAL Cflairmans requIred, WITHIN THREE Norm 30 feet and Less the East 250 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED REPRESENTATIVE Board 01 County MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF fees and Less thi West 34$ lees. WILL SE FOREVER BARRED Douglas Stinstrom SECTION 3 That upon lhit or Commissioners THE FIRST PUBLICATION CF Date of the first publication Of DO U OL A S. ST ENS T RON, THIS NOTICE. Arthun l's B,ctwitPl. Jr 10 file an1 objections dflance becoming effective, the ESQUIRE thiS Notice of AdminIStratIon they may have thaI challenge te residents and property owners of the Clerk of the Board Of 10:32 December 2nd. II?? STENST RON. DAVIS. I Counly Commissioners ifl and valIdity of tP,.* decedent's will, the property described herein shall be As Personal T0$H Represeqt,a osoaa for Seminie County. Florida qualificatIons of the personal entItled to all the rIghts md tive P0. Bow 1)30. Sanford. FL 37771 PubliSh DCC 7. 1977 representative, or IN, venue or privileges and immunitIes as are Stephen R Magyar Tt4ei.tione. (303) 3232171 DESI Iurlsdmctiors of the cuurt from time to tIme granted to ALSO 'MOsrillO Il, Atoll" PubliSh Dec . PubliSh Dec. 2. 5. 1t7? 2, IS?? ALL CLAIMt,. DEMANDS. AND re$ldentsarldproperty Ownersof lie DES-? OES4 OBJECTIONS NOT $o FILED City O Sanford, Florida, aria as are WILL BE FOREVER BARRED further provIded in Chapter 171, Date of the first publication of tp,s Florida Statutes NotIce 01 SECTION 3 That this ordInance AdmInistratIon- iv - restaurants Cattish to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, TO ANNEX AITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA .ste and REEDY CARPETS OF ORLANDO, a Florida corporation Defendants FOLLOW THE STA RS 377 355* I BR. I bath. C H & A iPas.a' 1750 373 3777 inveitmentotUfO Wr.teor call I *,ll Show y ho* you car A become part ot thiS amazing industry' RIC Worm FarmS Sheppard Inc , 05 St Springs 37701 339 __________________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Of AIIORDINANCE BY TIlE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA Notice i5 hCfdy given tNlt a Public Hearing *itl be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford. Florida. at 7 OOo'clock PM on January 7, 17l. to consider 11* actoption of an linance by the City of Sanford. Fioridl, as follows ORDINANCE NO. 1417 Plainliff. 9 THE ALL NEW SUPER. FRIENDS HOUR Ca l e Will babysit In my homi anytime __________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLZ COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 77.1514CACS,J THE 61 NGPIAMTON SAVINGS BAtIK, a corporation ew4ting under the laws of the State of Florida, Legal Notice -' __________ _____________________ ______________________________Legal Notice Legal Notice - 33-Houses FurnIshed h, billiOn dollar a year buS,t4'%7 needs you' The demand for worms tar .c.sds the Supply As a grower for RAC Worm Farms Inc. you *ill be total sijppOnl r.gh, 'rØm Inc Start When itS tme Ii) SCII 'ou? worms, RIC mill buy all your produCtiOn back under contract And remember thiS, the peopte that start raising worms during the *intt *11 have the worms to SCII fl the spring Minimum Babysitting in my home. day or night 323 -- _______________________ fl.,,. refrigerator ARTHWORMS ' Baby9it'ing in my homp, fl,w ble hourS, day or n.gh Long*ood area 135 5044 ________________________ prcIern drinkerS fcc turf htr intormation call 473 4,557 or writs Sanlord Al Anon Family Group P0 Bow SSI Sanford, ft. . 13771 CW'eS ______________________________ - -- 6-ClId __________ toe Iam,liesor triendyct CH.PS I 6' THE UNDERSEA WORLD OF JACQUES COUSTEAU Trsose Inctedible Diving Ma MOVIE MACHINE 7 SESAME STREET in 9 GILL1GANS ISLAND 12 THE REDHANDGANG 730 2 Ii THE PINK PANTHER ARTHURANDCOMPANY PLAVMATES 6* SCHOOLMATES I TPIEGREATGRAPEAPE SHOW tiOusr - -. 41-HOuses 21314 homeoncorn,r lot rice Quiet '.P(tiofl CloSe to Shopping SIS900))t 0543 - - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY! AL A NO N 500 7 00 BR 7 it s our desire to flelp you flI your goal in lifC and twcOm? sccettfu' thU Ull?& Guard c., Doug WellS, 322 7551 Sanford. il Monday Ih?i Salurda, lOS __________________ -____________________ DIVORCE FORMS Still 520 tree defails KIT. Boi 7j, Pompano. Fl 23061 try Club, LargO. Fla PROFILES IN EDUCA• 2 lION bath, large *a'd $165 mOnth, 377 7a' - a FOUND • male black & w't. cat with collar In the viCinity of the Old Monroe Ro4d, TuCiday 3773111 -- Morning 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9 FRIENDS Asriesille Not C.sroI:na 6 30 2 A BETTER WAY 3 BR. I' 1 tOO PC' SeCU? tY In,e5tml' Compare AutomObile 3 All E'n Pad VacatOn Found S-Lost & - MERLITE JEWELRY- Lie time guarantee For information call _____________________ Mr RObifi Polley •t 3730404 400 CRACKEABARREL 6 GROWER S ALMANAC 9 HOT DOG - - --, Unfurnished - 57 ______ ESTATE SALE 51 I Sun imi w ot I I on Wayside Dr n aoia Walth br siçn c 5571 24 FESTIVAL IN VIENNA 3 3t') act.nts sHow 4 9 3 Lines Minimum Personals fl-HOUseS ERSHIPA'1AILABL Cern Id S,m'flO'e area vea' $30000550000 per Unlmtld cporfun.tv OnC t flI,Ofl5 (astest gro*'nJ t1 TOtal ni,,%tmefll - hole golf tournamenl featuring female and male pro players SUNRISE SEMESTER LUCY (BAW( .Noen ____________ _____ ______________________ Saturday 6 Jica line 24C a line ($2.00MINIMUMCHARGE) Sunday - Noon Friday ____________________________________________ 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE NEWS 4' 81 PEPSICOLA MIXED TEAM GOLF A $200000 72 FAMANDt-4OVE &thru2Stimes 2e times * IDEAS I ____________________ - Noon The Day Before Publication 1) MOVIE: 'Prince Valiant" LWS 4 lIc a line _____________________ K RO F FT S SUPER 2T 12 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY i Ihru S times DEADLINES PARENT EFFEC. * * FOLLOWTHESTARS* igusiness opportunities BONANZA(R) 'The Nunuodaga." TIVEPdESS IN TRAINING Letting Go 9 24 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW behind thiS ICtfliSS look at po football Onihour, C4) GILLIGANS ISLAND J) THE SECRETS OF ISIS 2 i1) IAMTHEGREATEST 41 24 l SPECIAL 'FOotb&lf P.d 009$. Fumbles. Flank.a aci FIIc*lSfs" OJ Simpson 6 MARLOANDIHEMAGIC MAN 'w*S 1 RATES HOURS SOUL TRAIN BLACK AWARENESS Zeco" MOVIE: 600 MOND SHOW Guests MiftOi &enle Criaro arø me Syf'ers 2 12 V 12 1200 12) ( i000 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 00 5 55 9 DAILY WORD 9 DONNY AND MARIE OS- 8 30 0 SUPER WITCH McHALES NAVY F RE NC H C 14 E F UIIOUIf$4• 1 O S4 - I 43-Lols.ACreage 831 -9993 322 -2611 _______________________ NCAJI FOOTBALL Afternoos% 24 Orlando - Winter Pork FOR Ck'ii&ts1a6 Gi(,t Ii GARDEN (A) 61 Seminole FAT ALBERT AND THE COSBY KIDS teamed, from Bardmooq SHANANA 6 tte ivtj pldts of Cardinal RESCUE 14)11) SPAC2 ACADEMY SCOOBYS ALL STAR LAF AA LYMPICS iZ ANVAL FRIENDS 24 CROCKE'TTS VICTORY :1 __________________________ Roommate wanted Male or Irnate, $100 plus half utilfC% Own rOOIYI & LII bath ,orkrig , CLASSIFIED ADS '¼Mid Iesters Once again. IY a.mPt Friday 2 _____________________ , I srpe l Nothing m4lI lam I) arport sale F r I aall04TangerneDmRa,enna ,, SA I l5 ii Cal )22 2611 • i , i • I I • ii '_F_r___- ",-.. -"' ----'e-.' --- �aB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday. Dec.2, 1977 BLON DIE 1H.T5 I Anther to PrIVIOUC Puzzle 45 College degree (.bbr) L!A IAA!L) I Egypt (atbr I 47 Pitcher riandle TI N _O N C1 1 1C E1 I Of the nos. 49 Disagreeable [ a 9 Auto *ovkers 52 GoAernCss AM ACROSS by Chic Young AELV', ( 1 \c 4 _.~_ 11 f.7- MISSING BUTTON I / SOE6 N 3p. 1 NE ) PC ( V ,AR6C. i THINK OUVE SEEN PLAYING LE T/ I k TOO MUCH TENNIS L\ ) ( ..N", __ _0~ I , ~ ~) k Lf ! 4 ) ~ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom !:O L 28 Vase 30 Songstress Fitzgerald 34 Ha*aiisn guitar abbr ) 35 Sister 5 DOWN tU LA U M ' RT _____ '.J,j!4' I T IILF i$I T iw l -- ;i CES1. ' S'_ ',, to. # -,,:C,. VE - "A 0. f±!.' -1 I 'E "\ 1 ESL D Tçj r14 %G o s..__ i'E SCCC,.' - - - - - Al - J31 37 - - - 10 mom 0 - I - U 53 - 154 - 1 55 - 0 - - HOROSCOPE .1 howl) 1 he onI> reason ifaihtu (its St,itiun, N.'ss York, recoin' .,II) ihSJtiS I1 I-Acirctse %sill t.IliiK(. lierald Staff Writer federal investigators says allegations of discriminatory luring and segregation in Seminole County's building division are "indeed founded" and that the sheriff's Office u.scs "discriminatory" hiring practices as well. i' in resulted from the federal fi of Revenue I I 8> HI:RNl('F: HEflEosol, For Saturday, Dec. 3, 1977 7EX AUD I NE. - / THIS IS LXT 1k) THE ST 1kJ1ET O Gccc I S1111 tkJTER1lQl1JEt \ i&i ujiicroki \ 'f)t'R IllRTlll)t',' Dec. 3, I JTIC UJILL. Q7H tit Pus or her rescue Events tins) unravel this coining year in such a stay that ou re likely to get sttsat >ou go 1 ., The > ou pa>, tiusst'ver, con)) be se'ry high. SA(;lrrAltlus iNor 23-Ih'c. 21 Even though you feel >ou should 1k' center stage today, don't hog the linlehgtlt I At others' acts get their share of after So ll the price applause. Find out to ss horn help ' - "K Y ITS A THERE \ GF/lNG IM 5t'T C,1r.EPC1ALS ARE AT THE MQ/1E5 %" AT A.,4 by Al Vermee, I OJTRN3E.' - LNY ZE-:NP TF (ESCAPE?! F'(' ) r I AFRAIP' F, I LIKEP 'rOJR SUGGESTION TO fl-fE MANAGER. 1110 THCtiGH, In BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Helmdahl 1 / 7 4'(4Y;V4 'I I' -' ' today is to keep yjur nose out of a pal's problems. You could suddenly get in over yo ur head and help no one. regrets. '' z-o,'t, sideration today. I)ecide first what's best for you Ocl. 24-Nov 22) Be discriminating today Ui what you do and also who you doo it Ntith A carele.ws or crafty friend could stick you with a AltO_S March 21-April 1 9 Impositions will be intolerable' 1 F1 to )ou today It's possible ) could disappoint a friend who helped you by refusing to conic FEW 2 12 ; by Bob Thav king.size'd tab. SPIDER-MAN VEN ____ LET yei-• NOT WITH i AS! 4R*4 STiL-LON BLINK! 1. se SPuN A HASTILY- FOME M3' 8AER1O STOP ME! HOW RBoU'r '?'HE HPS 11 501 - - . .trill .15 'tli Q - lt ',j 6 54 -1 " 66 A . 10 • Q 10 '4 £ r 41' I fts DONNA slit 6 A it , , ' K I . •- I .. _; I . ~ . ,-, - ,' I I .' i,,,, .' Sti'tt \ortlt last A (;Iiir('.'ia r,'aih.r st.' pin know whs esith .1 6 Woman Arrested In F Scheme Totaling $22,000 se,i,t I ill.' hit A south Seminole County woman has been charged with AI V F, ' t A, • F,. ' rist*'iail if u,' heart hit' reason ss.' ;,:uj iiv,'I '' percent of experts (Ili titus . Bs Oust aId & James Jai ohs Hamlet, the nrielanit- hi,Ii, [lane, looked at his partner that our eXpc'rierur . t,. the fair ()ptielia and solilii shown that sue' can r.'hicl iii, quized, A beautiful dunn' heart i( partner r.'spiilu' in>. to riiatt'h our own one diiirriond or one fliitIUtii)i beauty. mv darlink, I - If I will gist' up all plo> for ant sue Opt o one heart Itt just overtrick so that we can never get ,i ions,nii,niu surely end the rubber lie won the club with his chan:e lii show our hand ace and led his de'ue' of pattern trumps West showed out ,,, ,, ii,!. I anti )iannit't soliloquized fur th.'r '° , j "l'is we'll unit : ?5 As. nv,'rcomri' the slings arid ar . :0' -i -' r,sts of outrageous fort line ' - '"p - jack ' ' - . •'• ' - I '- 10141W)", "' ' '' j4f,"'ot 'C Ci,$ - with his queen ,snij ''-i;:e. returned i club bu t ilaniil,'t '. - or,s -i'e was on his sta> t)a( k t. '5! "'.'esr,, F,IS n - Witt, the slain .,. ~Sfo(l n 10' I :,'.,yr'5 ,-,, It un if,' in ilunillis 1:,.., 21 r. of trunips, (ovl'r,'ul 'u •.' - nt O' . by Stan Lee and John Romita -' ' ". • - _________ BitT T#IaWG PRIZE STOPS N The NjP(r' e Ihat aim 1 - ,,; . estilirIg at a ........'- ' I - . ,. - .5.. .'t I. ','. - .i),'14 tt'l'." "4" ' .,,.. I.. A-, 's 5'. .'. - ' il ' ',.s .f 7. ?. 4 r .,, 5., , "ft" ' .'..' .' '.' ,,,"-'I' " i •'q :. '"- ,' _,,,,,,, J 4 ,iiL ''* "-4+ - "",', '??:'' Y L" .'...'. '. s_ .•:'.' " P tf"4,1,,j ": i)s .2.''1e.'4' .'t'• S '', ,',I'.' 5.. '.," ' ,''t'5-",t'-,t"-,s44' -41 C,' '' .p' .' ', .:,'( A ' the establistizia'nt of ''goats and tinictab)es sthich 'Ad) enable' the '.surk tn v if Sdnmnol.' ('unts .u.'rnrra'nt, ti reflect the ''"':! -'I I i';,, ,t I See SHERIFF'S, Page 3A i."- ; i ...,jrz - d,L1't. ,,,y ; -'--"-- . r'- ",- - ,X,- .-, M_, t 1 1 " _r" Yft l.Lo;.-Al 4_~11,~:F. IVI IPV . 4* - _______________________________ ____________________________________ 0 I 11. 1 ______ __ l' "ktw " ,. ". - *- : y ~ ,., .".: - -i •1 1. ' : ,~ __________ ,- ' '. 4 T"_ ,.),.v;I . ' " ".. •'J'i--'-__'. ,__+: ,.hh4 2 _ I to ,.,,..'- __ 'A' _______ 'F _______ ' ' ' Aaw~,e Bright blue skie', aiiil tool crisp temperature's greeted a crowd Sanford police' .'st imated at I it.inns jnibu's Tiger "as grand marshal For the In i in. Sin lord parade'. lie ss as lolloss ed b I 4:1 mart'hiii g filorning fur the Greater Sanford ('hristmas Parade "Smile ile - It's ('hrist illas" ss as the' theni.' for the tillits. Including marchiiig han(Iti, S 'ti' ia us urgatiii a lions, clubs, I)oIlce officials. iii st no tilate mote' t're'atis.' ,'tIti'i•'s, the (re'ater ,,,ara(hol. !iiii , infill-il ( hril,llina-- I'arad v Committee w%panded the to 12.0111,I) persons %ithoo turned out Saturdatio Torn ViOC,niu '4suuIt (tril team". (It(- first of throl-it schedulord ill SI-11111illole this weekend and ne't jisilgiti g categories to ass .ir.l First place trophies for '..iti uiie're'ia I, cis it', to arching. religious, public' sctiiwls. jiris ate' schools, cars and equestrian units. I'tll)tO aixis 4' shows hut' of manl% Floats '.stik'h d.' lighted I he' large' cross ds, Below, Bernie' Carter, $ of l.aki' \Iars rests igesns ss hich represeiile'd "tout Pack 212 of Lake' lars in the parade. . 'Ilie' .ltaInontt'-('asse'Ihi'rrs Christmas parade' was scheduled to begin Siiiiita iii 2 p.nti. at the' I,it' Oak ('enter on Ilighiss a 17.92, 'the' Winter Springs parade' will begin at 2 rn Siutetas . I )ec'. II. tons in g . , r :w Akl~isei: . - Jr ~ .9 .-.".'..""4 1. ": _-, " e' ' : " 'ç;L. L,r,1': '."J __tz..:ul•,L ,.tCI . ' ' . ' 'I. 1. 11 Ill .. 45ta.k.'i if .•i •• 'i. C , it . 1.1k ' ..' - . ' IL 11 I 14 I .. . .~ .%,. ~~ ,- t! 44 5, L _ "4.. '., _N , , ! - in ' - '4 - - - ssi'stxs ard aloflg 511 1:11 from IIa c's Road to N. I'.dgs'mon venue. 'e r ;t.' I _______ ' iHreaId Photoi .:, '-•. . . .- 'A :11 . St by .Garry -.--- Trudea' LOOK SORTER LIKE PAT RP AN' WYATT MAS7RYSON, I NO.... I .. 'S h, fM.. 'ti5T EXCPij t A R/F.6! AV.4(I7 M.4'L OEY.c1 J MEAN MT (MAswRsofJ ANP if ('i WYATT I- A RP .. ,-- c) " Champagne [tall photos, Page 2, DOONESBURY rJII 'C 'y4f Ii. Li- I 46 11 Saints win in overtime, headed for state finals Page lit. '1' Today P Around The Clock Bridge Comics, Crossword Editorial 6A Horoscope 4 Obituaries OUR,F.LVES 51101`` 6 Television Weather 4' llosftal .0 4.(' $7-A Dear Abby 1-C Dr. Iamb 4.8 1 •3'..:1''• Page 9: TUMBLEWEEDS 1 I Lake banquet and the war on povcrt I ;'; '. It _g K sEf:u('() ' ' - .'-...: P.,, I, iitcruriinattsi against [)el.attibeaudicre. the Sanford resident, anti EEM' began a conciliation period to negotiate their dif. fercnues under EEO(' guidance. IX'Li!tit'.iuiIiere broke off the conciliation effort. i (lirthing to Thames ant launched a qticcruii&n,iticn suit in Juls against the owits in Orlando federal (hisirtct court Motions in the iast' have t'ri (ilid. but a (late for hearing arguments has r.t ber'n .'t "I J"st'lop ,.nti iriiplcmriont meth'wis for recruitment of bbn ks ,iriI fenalt' for empluvirient in all positions in all depa rtments" .1counts gos.'rnn4nt and the sheriff's 'uffn e Th is should include % * (umple'te wrap-up of Tuesday's election F '"'5;','.,'k '... l'ages M-9A ____ 1 ______________________ What's Inside stories of . -r.' the churcti as I ssas arriving, interested in expanding the radio for five )ears lit She had a baby, an eight-weeks United Wa> progranli ss ith husband ssas in the service an 1. old bali> in her arms. Her str,lces to people and cx' she ssas doing a lot of voluntet husband had left tier. She didn't ;'viallv children and asked stork at her church - I'ar have a cent, no food. \lrs Carpenter to serve on a Like Presbyterian aril stit "I st anted Iii take her home 'tidy connmiiittec for developing Ito' IA'ague of Women Voter stith me. but sht didn't stant a the program I.WV i. both state and nation; home, onls sonicone to take During that same period the organizations and in the JUOIIt car.' of her bab> so that ,she state Ikpartnient of Health and league . co ul d accept a job as legal Rt'habilit.itivc Sers'ices I HH.S i Asaniennber of I LI st'trt'tiirs that she had been offered United Was funds to legislative committee with th offered, could make it on her establish the program and the own;' said Mrs. Carpenter, community service council Mt See EAST, Page 3A . u" -•. . --. Sanford Parade . Ii *P u1 the (i rulinat,' ( 'bill Cart IlERAlJ)sT,F'F' WlTEII i nunoith.. nlic'etirig, Mrs prograti if ('entral Fljriui,, I .irlx'nt r told the story and Ci, Thi' (.'nitt'il Way asked Mr Pho't*' ''ar penter kness she planning began for 'shat was Carpenter to be tilt' iuuldn't make everything right ultimate)> to become a child director . ssith the sshole ssorld that day tare center at Park Eske Mrs Carpenter ha nearly 10 )ears ago. But. she Pr.'sbyt.-rian Mrs ('arpenter graduated from Florida Stij believed that she could make a gave her next four )ears to University where she ha idiffererice, could help mothers loolunteer N4ork at the center. majored in ;)UUIIL relation to do for themselves. Then, (he late Sen. Beth speech corre.tiori and Englis ''One day a 'aonian walked b> Johnson of Orlando became and itorked subsequently ligunts indicating that a large At a first court appi quintit) of jewetr> sta.s being hearing Friday, bond was tifft'red for street sale prompted reduced to $1,050 anti Mi,s,,s the arrest Meneses bonded out, a jail Miss Slene.scs. an unern- spokesman said this mornini, MAN' ' ;Z?Wi the ':ounts s affirrrativr' ai- tion program 1Tiut be unproved by the -fill if J;uivar, i ounts riffi(-lais iwnd"r their respiftsetf) the federal charges. the tW1tS affinllatls&' action officer, f'i-rsonnel Director !tln fliatres, has fired a black personnel analyst one of on)) three black profes.sicrnais in the ruunty courthouse - ssho ssas ssorking under Thane'' uliroctiujfl to update and find ssa. S to implement the ruunts 'c affintativt' action plan. approved in February 1976 ti unanmaiu vrit , of the county comrnis.clon Th' Iwrrin.'l anals st is trieas' Howell, hir ed in (kiober 1976 a' lii" counts s urant t'oorriir.ator and transferred tsso months ago to the personnel office to ssork on the affirmative action plan. The counts ssill receive $1 7 million this year from the revenuesharing iffu:c',ssiiust' director. fernaduie lknrnng,si gnedthe pag.' letter to ('ounR Uwjniniisston ('hairrr,an Dick Williams detailing the alleged discriminator) practk 'S in the building departriuent anti sheriff's (if.tCt'. M Ienning', letter, in finding Seminole (ount:, in ii)lation of lb.' State and IcaI Fiscal tstance Act of 1972 and revenue haring regulations...r.'que*s'' the county ss ithui 64) lass to (fcr Alfred G l)eLittibeaujicre the next available )ui'uitiOfl 05 building inspector and rctmburse him the aIiIouit Of pas he ssoiii have received had he txn hired on Mas 7. l3," the date the letter says a lecs'qualified sshite man was hired instead of I)eIAitti bealldire , arrested by Seminole County cording to jail records Sheriff's Sgt. Jerry Capshaw Authorities said $22,000 worth and Or an ge County Sheriff's of jewelry was recovered when Sgt John E)addysman at the Ms. Meneses was arrested intersection of SR 50 and John Thursday. Young Parkway in Orlando Miss Meneses was placed in Seminole Sheriff John Polk the Seminole Counts Jail under sail a lead from Orange Count), bond of $5,250. , i' Fs lily' ti5Itiui'tuarlflg of lit t' 5VC the counts .s from Nov the da!o- ~ ount,i, offl(lal oo reLel%ed a l etter * dt.tal' ling results Of ' ployed cocktail waitress, reported to sheriff's deputies insurance fraud in connection Sept. 21 that jewelry valued at with the alleged theft of $22,000 approximately $22,000 was worth of jewelry from her south missing from her apartment, Seminole' County apartment 901, at 5573 Semoran Blvd., last September, authorities Semoran North Apartments. said The loss was reported to Elizabeth Meneses, 22, 610 E. Reserve Insurance Co officials Horatio As., Maitland, was in Orlando at that time. ac. .' - . an i:,sTis '' . . 14 i Pass 1 6 I • l'acs 4 A 0 4 I'ass ),,,,. ejit -' '1... a .A4..'. "otilPu PHOEBE CARPENThR WITH KIDS AT 'BABY WORLD" IN SANFORD it ' 'it;' , I;i,. lii iorr.tt the alleged discriminator) prac. tl(,-.,, Ft-deral (T:TA officials have told lofal manpo er riffici 1, - stould hat.,' stitrke'd this tiint' AA Sonin-Stiuth vulnerable Pass f'j Pass I ' i,Utut5 the lflsr't,stlin fr Th is might be i-,lleil a super'safets pta>- , litit it iii') guard against the' iii, chance in 20 tti,it East ssu( bald all four trump. Npt.' that if West h.'liI h four trumps the hail .if the Ore .1'. .4 st, rti'r ss iiljlihi hat.,' hurt I,t- I,.ref hut ri the lead of ,, loss trUnrili " - - World,But, .. tract. £K ' Ii Ifiet t A Ith i5t'tLSs possible Inadequaciesof the county'saffirmative action prograill, dttgrieij to increase the percentage of racial minorities iii'I 9 'i Fast s nine '.s ith hi'. kin4: sst'nt titk to durnniis, liii third trump pi hod up lb. suit and t'lairri.'d his i-urn " - 'A Ill Eniplo)mient and Training Act i 11IhijØI) I I Si I IllS - I Concentrated 1 • N i , She 1 t . , , VI -l- I r r., I r IL. (units 4-C Director A&131 6 . county inanpos.cr and personnel official:, Mon( la) to Coutunission IF:EO0 that discrimination exisis -in the building department. flfl -. -, . i MeantiiIe, officials of another iJeral aencs the Atlanta regional offiri' of the xnan[Misser program kno ii ('ETA - the sheriff's office and building division spokmmen ismooller federal charg-to of cliscrinif nation. - '' LIBRA i Sept. 23i It's nice to have the respect of contemporaries, but that ,shouldn t be >ow- prime con. results A FRANK AND ERNEST \ 6 - to your success today. A little humility can save a heap of PISCF.S Feb, )-'March 31 Unl ess you're staunch enough to think for your self today, somebosi>'s going to make )our ik'cision,s and you won't like the E ' I )"%t till ' , 'S BRIDGE PIT The invcstigjtioii also included an arlti-djc r.n,IriItl)l -- I )ou bum controlling Itiod) ,Aright. 131111 - (;EMINI nirrumt icall> suited his (AN('ER June 21-Jul) 22i st'ndmnig for your cop) of A,stro. ('nssurker tan be led today, but (;raph Letter Mail 50 cents for not pushed. It's important to set each and a long, seli'addrcsseet, a good exaniple, and that yo ur '4wii)x'd envelope to Astro ;raph, I'.O, Box Box 49, Radio inistr'.iction.s are requests, not orders. ('.t>' Station, N.Y. 100)9. Be sure' to specify your birth sign. LEO July 23-Aug. 22i trnsneces.sary expenses st-ill get CAPRICORN 15cc 22-Jan out of hand toda> unhesa you're l9u Titles anti trappings of 5''> Prudent Cut out the frills, potter could intimidate )ou Sari' >ours4'lf a fistful of francs toda> t:fortun,tel>, > be too faintheart ed to do >0w' 's'IH(;() tAng 23-Sept. , own thing Take care not to get into a AQUARIUS iJan 20-Feb l9 personality conflict with one Your best court' of action whose' influence is paramount uu're PRISCILL A' 5 POP ____ - TAURUS April 11w' on sour guard bu.sines.sst se tixias lh'mand a complete thisclosure from others, If someone's holding back, >OU hold back on them. May 21-June 31, Things could bet a bit rocky at ho mne'tby if either you or yo ur malt' are unwilling to cum promise One party's ob' stinance could spoil 11w day for both - Monda . WIN by Howie Schneider roirncs - of - " EEK & MEEK Sharing's investigation in Augwt of a July dcteniunaticn b) lh lilorida division A ttitii of calories, but ssill nut enable you should lx' part of i's er) iii. I to "spot reduce If sou don't program 'flit' inure >iw ,im.' get rid of 11k' exce.s fat, >ou able to .'x.'rcls. itail> lii.' sson't get rid of the flab t sit t'usit'r it ill t*' lii ii'iitrtul ).(s fat tills V-S,ji-Nit . - -- -- Oilg. this ness spapt'r I'll I1x 1, I I . ill'. -- mom dov.sn't result lit too Illat'll, i alorit's and in turn too iiiuch sst' b % ou I he ,,jampvd, self -addressed .'tivclx' for it it) lilt' ifl t'tTe f Departments Pro ers Leve r) iscrimi nation Cha es rg I -, %%ork. I'm Nendittv - . -lblioll"llal ll' uscles ;%lit'I 11 leg lift That tlI help keep I). strain iU sour hat. k ,iliii II I 4,.. I,..... r II,irui in:. I it us, I,.. ' .................................. I" .. -- Sanf;d, Florida 32771-Price 70 Cents 1. \ Ilsilo tIlt'fl(I restriction of (lielar) I 'tipli' ss iitdul get .4 hit lull ir cholesterol i too l)tt'st'nt the blued level froii, being too high results froti ibet ing if ties thu it right RiLht ii cans. losing all and increasing the risk of heart the i'.ci'ss buds fat, riot u...t and vascular disease It is a i o goiid idea to have fairts part ,if it When a I rt'qut'nit checks if s OU tiecids' lii poimds uvt'rss ci gut, a ini 1u5w'' moore than 300 t'nR 10 iiiwuLs it is t l)IISUIII4' of niUigranis cholesterol a da) Rockefeller lunng a dune. i - ,, Riot) ss,'ight s also trii• of physicians do not insist portint, an(l an)one ss ho has their patients lose all 11w exces' fat tuIi can It'll v. toll >tiu have had a heart attack should evers' ounce of la't it all on) hs theattsenci of ikt'd get rid body fat that is evident under .in> siiific.int fat ,around ii the skin. If you have moderate tt.ust, the stiiall of the bai take ,.nil ,kfoWlil the navel area I flab over sour atxlomnen ou has e fat there, iw,l h.i' it off do ttut sonic to lose. r.'gariUes if si.0 iiii only ii> > i b eating less caloric's o.'ight in tb stalt ,or host toli regardless of ss hat tht's tunic )tiU art' Walking is a great atit Ill f rtiui than )our bud> uses 31 -- 32 - Agains t Two Seminole (;trill vascular disease. If it st ays Ikaith IA'tter riwiita'r .voiding The Rig (iiiit to) can indeed cat that sa), )OU chole,sterol in )our thut ,is long .%liddle (ither-, N%ho ,itiant tlu% , 41l(1 i t'flts s ith a .'ating foods containing it 17 llIl 11 - 11 - 701h Year, No, 90-Sunday, December 4, 1977 factor lit the blood is elevated If SOUr cholesterol level i tilust 220 and the test is at . rural.', ct'flairu% it 15 1101 .Ii! ollitorlant fact or in heart or Spa'ks UIRIU I. E V R'4 Lo .""Cy 56 Relat,Aes 59 Sarno (Ptefla) 60 Comedan - 0 by Bob Montana Evening1111eral4l Sit ups onI help the up, r ,its$oiiit'ii i,iya If )0U call. tiW ti.ii.,. user the unrwr exercise daily. M) physician Put ou do a sit up s.a . Fill in good health, but I ath'iiitn s lien ,s s fIlth uiutIt not ice .itirl get the flabbiness, .tucti ii.u.t i Minor, nor, oil Ili)aIxlotIlt'n contract you shtitilil Ix' doing 11111 . I'It'I' tell iii ki. lift These affect the t M' nwierous situps. to no avail IOnrr .it)dOnicr) V''U l"Ud 1:AI)Elt I )E:\ R t)U1 tighten U ('holesterol is an uliportailt risk 2_1- BEEN I,_ mountain - 0 1 It ARCHIE - 0 "U LUll II AINIC 46 Aardwolf 48 Actress Dickinson 49 Unclothed SO American "I" Bli 0 Him I egg olx.s, etc. Now I can eat anvttung, but not to excess. one of sour I think I read rulunins that ii s-ou have a Io i tiniet.roi. ou can cat aU the .OU swant Is ttuu true" I ani Ii feel 3, antI eights and ;wiuniLs. I lift ui ard 'y Astoriaut 35 Greek letter Cooper 9 puts to *01k 36 %leisure of type 0 Chi'c part cp:.s E e:t' s .t 42 om / 3T) 44 Arm.niaii 19 Preposition 2 B1 birth j Tore do*n 24 put into a AU IUAU VF. - language I Flying saucers 25 Pre-adut fabbr ) insect )abbr I 2 A, (pie).) 26 Small guitars 51 A drink of 3 Regretted daughter 4 Ruth 5 27 Celebration 53 None (Fr 37 Infinity of companion 29 HOld in check 54 Spac e agency tine 5 Fnd a Sum 31 Departed abbr ) 38 Stroke 6 T5rft Hierology Chinese 32 55 39 Artrntiori 7 Epoch A1H IIb 141 '1F1AR SUNDAY Ei)ITIC)t"I 01, DEAR 1)11. L\MH I 1iit1 it heart attack (n March. 1970 I recovered itltcr 30 tlass in the hospital. I was on a strict diet - huff1 o fA 6 jM!CL ••i 1 CIVE M& Reduce His Flab ANTIflhIa j I (1 secret ME ~" , - Tu , 24 look at 75 Whiff 41) HO 41 8efddled 43 Purpose II Egypt ' J 5k ~*/, 7(6:-,~ ":& 64 Our country ,bbr) 55 Energy Unit 56 Positye electrcde -... , ,,.. ,u.iur 18 Dead Su 20 B,gnnn 22 Pine £ by Mort Walker (FAUL7! 13 Maui,, II Fashionable 61 Wat,r (Fe) resort IS Mine product 6201 God (Lat) 16 Moto stringe 63 Japanese American I, Superlative FOQ5ar 1> 7J 1~~f ~! BEETLE BAILEY °n 57 Scratching Out 17 Fire (Fr) THAT I __ L 68 - 4 .:_ ~ - CEor REMEMBERING ,.' - 160 I ( ',, /i CAN T ij EVEN GIVE ME . 41 A. ) AYTi4iNG I rELL'IVtJ ~ ANYMORE, ls ~~7~ 4 41 1 1 -' Nru CAN Ir ,> ? I" L 0 i i1 77 ~~ VA $-A 13-C 1-18 2-A it •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 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/1bfdfdf7f94845c801bc326f35a62f9a.pdf 80c555ea72b06510f6cf190c82e588ee PDF Text Text BLONDIE by Chic_Young 1. AtC\ ' Ce(AV OPEN TidEQ' -- 'WELL 5 MAYBE ITSSTILL) 1 p - - 1L1LE LCSE / ACROSS I 4, S.% t, !, ;"..,(,I,% P~Ille 4 7 Nalule 5 mipth-cj mill-dell Demi-1,13fized 0 . I .A. N A 0 M I 1 II: I A 11 4 _ I I .,".1, - if 11 .0 12 B,eaih or' $ ., ( . I ; % . I , .:, , '~~_ _Z ( " 'p 1 - _,,~ i - in I 1 0 S( 4ioUt 3 C!ercjl — ~ _iZ I , 64 65 Gii n4mr 8ile,n,i s 20 by Mort Walker I 'V OU .%A\ TSEE iE EN ER A? EhITS NOT ______(I __ JLi5T A MINUTE I'.L 5EE TODMLH r \, (T) '9 Drt,lor S Vol I 21 ,-1 P . BaSebAlle, ~ , .311 , " ! to 2 :i ,; (J III 3 ,1 7 A.%iy fllfefioj 4 Cr"-'. 3 L-lol!'.W 113ne Alaskolt. t,." I- . I .11 - -1 . 11 — At ti ` _I _1,Rr,1_1'_ i;itI /1'- - I t 4 ~ 34 A J 3 jtats.' 1 J, 1 e Ct 40 Asar c 42 8 ' ' ; '' •,'.• 3' " - - I - ' i 40 -T, - ~ ` op """ Ill -f i , )' ge m ? I ~, Z ~ -- by Art Sansom - - - — - I —4I -- — -- -- - - --f-- - — - -- — - . - - -- I - - - ' ' _______________ - T' - -- - - - -- - - — - - 3. - I — - - 36 4 - - 4 38 — — — - —.z' • 3 - - E s-_c- - - 5f 51' _ - _ • .0 C I A :.. , li~ — ") : 7 0 ---low 4 . I 4 14 ( .1ust, ;t.,)% 11111 Is.. — — '. •-. pot st .i,ltshp-ii solid it ii bitt 14.111 IhUl 4. '1 WIN 5 Itt, : se brent thinking aIut • is I quit tls without 1 • nilmuti 1 ' i •l tI'sl \ta. 21June .!-i I ii "' I I hr's III, 1w ni ttUii-'- flt,t1 ti-I..:' tnt ttt'iptng ~%("; tarl, ,I pro!1I It %41011 I lo'lit, PRISCILLA'S POP ii t.h n hut the 511ff I 4 fl' i i itt ii t YOU I VN0NSENSE.' '\ I DIDNT GET IN J I I WOULD HAVE N ON THAT I MISSED A GREAT ) ( GRANDPA ! ) / L EDUCATION' '.--Yi .1 ;,~/ 1 So . 11 ~ I , - . _. TOO BAD ' n FIVE YEARS OF 5QA ' OPERAS! I It III' .iii I '.111 i 22-Jan _ 4.f / 1-I F7I rie if •-ss'rtiung i gitrig siiiti.jthI lit, lb.- 'su,k'ltnt' sag' `AX — I RIDICLiI I NO 11 , QUITE SENSIT%V1 ' - / - I IA... si ho .0-'k. ] u 4 t 11 It A V Q 114 6 Q ,,, ml * iH '.-rth-S'ittip s uln,'r.iltl. . V - 'ut t in hand totliuy (.otngs' on ill.- un;iss an f make this - ..---------------- .- 'rn ' —( . &_1 •'uii h phi'. i'r ,ruls in Fr oh if 1 :i 1# L - _. . 4'- - .-C& I 1. ' / - . "south Itmuk,. do. in tlurl,:nls BY , '1. 1 24 'us ( riliti ni's .11' t mnig sour status ,our knot mii linam 'shift tili rt ugain t.MiIt.ii 4,' iinigs-i01sJbI SI (alt I'l() in ' ' tliIit hi ili'sJ)4'( to-ft lPm.- n iS uitt k' - ' I ' - ' those I A "p . , - - I 10 suip i Tonight is iii lx - - ' I I - ' -- ,'i ''I I 4W , . 0 - - '' 1W A t . _~-- I. I I . /I 11111 ,. t . I.." - I r . tu rttsl clown (lit' t s .ir'ou.s SACS t Air, L I . I 'I, \ I I ,,, * .. : . . I zr.=ii.J == .%r ~ _Ii A I' II "I, , - - - / ' - - DOONESBURY _ L ill • 11 lanips were lighted vl.crt, oi-,ovning b) the 11111pilighter. 11111 tile Cowan in,who made his rounds on Grades one through I I% v ,A crohowsed downstairs %%ith tilt, older pupils goint! upslair~ Dalls.chapel stior vicies wery held Ili the hornerooms .ind A11:141 Baby Ic NI-:w YORK I UN - 5 pregnant isuman who has been declared 'bnauni detiii" is being kept alive on a respirator in a Brooklyn hospital in the hope the 4•month-uid fetus van develop and be The woman, Rosemarie Maniscaico, 27, collapsed Nov unit rç V ( 'I -• - 4 - - ouuis 23 at her ConaVy Island home and fell 11cr husband, John, said he rushed her to Victor> Memortal hospital where a neurologist, Dr. Wolodvmsn l'ssctpnko, told hun his wife had suffered inoperable pressure on the brain and ruled her "brain dead" Mrs Marnscalco was placed on an respirator to keep her alist' She remains lit critical contition. Tht' wonoin's family said they were told by obstetri'al ex perts that it is possmbIe with modern technology Mrs Maniscidcu'stiaby can grow and bebornifsheça be kept - abs-i' or regain consciousness, strs't'ts '. entil itti I al'.. - uvvrcro %; din.,: Lake llossi IL one tea cher Ili it tifmtd I s rn.in luck of t insuf lit lint .iutlios lSua qiipmcnt On the sshok hosseser the . lit,t _ tn. r itiori of school children - _- ~,p organization s'et' lartir p b" st.,ites lt~ purpW 1.1; to pros i 1101, itlon that A C Jtt 1 ha.,, Hut -standards 5t-1 . - . '. ' priv.de corivrvences Ili 1908. tilt- S.inford 'and Evurglades "111 A street t.." '% 11%IX111141 ' - ' -. -- - - ueitnt was our fir. ." it 11d5 S1!1.t ' Z ' - , ' Va" _P.."'i,'.',7:-i.' ---'--.-• ' . .'. -.-;.:''..---: .u-. , I ,'-' : ' '- Page —it 2'. • A, ' . ' •i ,, : ' ' hiount flit' (lock 4 onto's (russisord F:dltortal lit-ar .lhb> . ' -. - -" s,.--; ' • -- ---" .. - "awti(, 1 - !"'Ts -j '-:: L-:r. -di' - --'-".:': fpA11 I 1V • - - FJp' ) .41 - .-, '' -' .. - I ti I rn " - I I ,• ill .- -: -., _t,ii ' ,biL1 P15 'alif , • Va- -, ow . . flo, ~ - - w$-''s- 4•'i% : ~ .?"J.ft - I - I .J: il" v~,I . Y .11, A. .' - : f.., "' 's-" ' - --- -.- - ok - - - . ok, . r .1 V 4 , ;, I , , 'suvJ'-u." '- . - 0 4 -' - - - I . if I.' I -"- , - '.•( - ,zt'i! i(4, - ,P .' - - I 1 'a r 1 ."c.t4',,...,2'i -''• •11 I - 3-11 3-11 1-ti / 4-1 " I. ,W. ' 4-11 ' i-- 4' - - &N 12'It 4-i'A ,__..___,i - 2-:'.',- -i ,,' , kilt- hell. till- -student% holli 4-A Di. Lamb 3.8 IItiricopi' WI Iiiispital 3-I1 (it ItSI'.I.l Fit 3-H Spurts 4-A Ti-It-sision 2-It lIt-tither POI ' Toda y Itridgi(au'bt ;- S' r s .'s,t:iftinti IL'. Athletic Ast'iation (;rIu,mnlIir a'rgtirnzed in No'.-"nmitx-r (- ASSII,8KKI4 5 -• ": Tor I 1, n ti, 11wn knoss ii as Sanford I ugh dossntossntotl,e dnustoni' fora huu'l, the fnrt ir,iIIuait'o ill i,lJ, int'iuueul tour 'tis'rr ttuie anti ;i (liii pICKIV ,inl's, onto of sshonim Mrs MaId instead Lunches wets' again (ruin Sanford ltrant, is still living lilt' first siatcilited • :I . ' Al -.s:. -;-;: --'- -. ' ,11ISM to bullil a building ;vol buy -quiplinent for the firs:t -t hitol graniitr school f or lui..i llis did no t prov" sti'sfpitiurs its stoma' of thi-n is tnt i' - $ I ' '.' - - - ~ III , -, - ,,,' I ' rI' the tents The kill.ticii also pirp.irt,d fould fur South Side Sth)101 ' ',i'5, •- / ' . --.: I - - . --' • ,' T. '' I - - - L - 11 ' too T W. •. ?T's.' :.-.", - txvn " - 5'. I III :.'*! ' - 4. 4:' --'t, I ---. tidflh( Ij . . -:- . t',- r- -. ' S%sterI j , -'-" ir •' -: 01, ' .. O'. . 4r, , .%lodel I* Ford too Stouth Still It"rilugh Oviedo . '. '.a,: 'u • ILi (in of 'A ' 'p ';l; ,vs - ', 71, .' .' _-_- , lunc hroom in St tumult ' ' i -1ti 1.-'-.' ''- .loill work to correct those a. ' %, . i. ' i,- • ' •' - ,f I - - . -:--. - -- . fOV . -4' 1 ..t'1 - b, a iong ccopenati se efforts ilnon., colleges schools and tlate-d "ct' AtlIti 1)11 ATIO's . OX ~) - ', o 1.,''- ..- 'south md through tht proni - . - 'i-I :. 5. 21 -i.•t 'i use some 1._li ant.ies and 01, "Lill - in U ' 4 , 1 .:.., " ". . t., .Illd IlJT;, .I '* I)% largo, wagons, (tallied trucks, the sttuct (.ir ;11,.(l '. , 'I,:. .4 "'I I ~,It through vxercist- of lew!torship - J, I- '-1- -' i-'-'--*e . ' ' . .: I luth The out , h. then .,,;,% to walk were transported sitill in usA ' •, -,i': - _ - ...ci. -'-- -- 'i-u'-' •' ce '-l- -,- 'i4_ tJ . - (all There art' no inintt'diate registrar In 'ittis said slit will plans to it h . cTedltat - for middle or iii icritar) sc mIs rep. nt:n., the school at the SACS metng. Accred it ation means niembership in the SACS. and un. -' -_ -- 'c'-1- --. - i' ' mdi' atis ti-at i S • ii ol - ' .m-, . school only high st.hv-ls during the cordin,o; to Nnna Nvel~ --itorkirig in arvas in which ttx~ five rl.vdia i librario ) aide. Seminole ' '': -, ç -• I.. - fln're was no lwichr n at front is hit h thu st udents cot'lti th,school and in Itrl rh,,trtiikl short time after the oak S,iiifonii %%o,nan s I lub raised 'st ii(Ls built the Iii's' trvw, were plantLA proioiding shadc for the present •$.i... . As .'nL't', IM'tsse,'n Ninth is trig's is s-ri' Iati(l..-d Os i. rt ross ut ti sctis,t,l hi's Iio..'s1rasun cant flit r. R comatose woman's '' ;1 (" \ 4 \\'— isi9i ieIt 0-% 'J ths' streils suere not pits 'ii tilt I9"I) t)uring rain> is t'iithu-r t 1.-s sst-ne alnio impassablt- Us-risuas no e'Iet-tr;city and "tn-ct into a coma CAP1'IV I who attended fifth T (J&,TbOL)1 //- teacher-princilid In i;i .anihI'sn)u!t TMT4 4'io I - i,'i-anue Sanford t;r•unii .r It thu tmii t 'icticur I' I tin . ount ) in 191 i s ifond 4 ,r mini an housed or p " 3-8 is ittu \li's_s Flora 5% ilk I is I ay, ru 10 'MO CREATIAli 15 GROWIJ& US NO W FATHf5 AS FAST AS IS EA&L.Y rSSiø... ,— City Council was in change of the operation anti c'onslru-tiun of the local schools Mother Kept Alive TUMBLEWEEDS , pa I espett.s to the old dosuager • - tiodi %,, 3. was opened at ll.I.n~vtto countoo and the fourth oldest ul * the state. has not alitiass bo.-i-ri jo~ just it griumnar sthool 11", sch000l now hou.scoo kill. by Garry Trut au ' the rear (if the sluhoul with a frutfitivni visitor to the school - 'salt ,~ch000l. At that Itine the Sanford idler the school was t,t1i ll. l ot,, - tiit first tilt,stilool. ha%e tx,%.ri Invited iti (11,1pillan. .1 teaciier at SIinforll 1.0 0 1144Pm in I selling at 15 tents a cops in Januar> 1911 the ii. -. high 'st hool Public School I hng dergarten through fifth grade, "/ , first 11w school was , on truu ts on six lots near m I ar-ga field farmed by 4 F it , sin 'tid. is ,mlk,s is CII Iiiii ot /-Q'_ .'1_ ti tss nui1jls in tlis lungs There was no indoor plwnhung The outdoor pnis-ics is..-re in u separate brick building at been used csintinuou,sI> for I 0 - _. — A I i 'ir an1 1 I'he school, ,Ahich is tilt, o]dc, I school building that has -1111111~ - but sstw n it isa's built S4twui No I tstmll standing at l'alrni'.to Avenue and Sixth '.Ini. ..ti it ssa,u kno w n a s high rw I Ill - ;-, 4' report was sirs )S1ti% i abc Ut agent it SACS ii n. is ill (ost tht entir e s1ior,! ss steni ..iid O u.i•_m II,g,h 't hool $210 an Ralph Ray. dmtnistrative nUall) That lee is standard for assistant and pu.1tc in- all high schools having L0(' or formation utfl(s r for the sU'iool thou 'studi rts Current student population at Oviedo High board ,%urtsljt,,t n t.',trns ooteil Scbot.-1 is "about ,0I). an ' ihi' connmunit> it-large. t 'ipet i ills thost is bit att.. n aihs1 3(4 s Slit' has turned U 11i' t,'n,-'stirg f a cts and figures citncs'rnmns the school - iiI 5lViPd6f, XR.4 YEN s P,QE5J ), IM_ qp / 'i t ~ 4E ,. ~ I .- At— -CIWARP- r ,t" iftv\j S4OVE ___ __ , -4G- P41F 5 HFAVIi A t_ -TLE 7W.fE' I .- I ~ S ~. , ,_ " ~ . A AvE To BOY . -.-- -,,,,., all area Ili lAhich tic is i;,ll, S it' . ', I Schcail 301 West 7th St shar,' nnennn'rws . - ' )vit r Ito A was published !n 1910 1:1(1 si xt ii h grades t h ere in t he ____ - __ __ _. 7HE olo~om! No - I - _____ Y!>ELr 1 feel g reat* She'll he 5 tonight Ibis. ut h for thit program an d Ih. printed hLstors which isavailable on requtsi hum_c been pr ared itt ii Is %Iic-s \Ialx 1 I by Stan Lee and John Romit ,15 (,, - - , ,.* - , . "r r, ve I___ IP p-V, CAN - "V4 FL I)'. "uI( lUll_S lCd is 'm'. t he •iCt nutted grade rouni anti II " this 1110 but relieve overcrowding at Ilut)jIt- (;rIIuinlu '- F n'r 'ionn i, ALBERT nosialgia at S.inford Grianniar ep " !.'_ 1 - is to rt, Iota: 'tigit chsiols and I iii,,nnt' bsirl f-,n t' running front the tuiam fit-id-lung to the outhou.st' to ss'p.mr,ut.- the txi>s from the girls flit s mit ngtn moan who Ii iul.. d uut used t,uc hi. tc fiomni s isds a outhOtL'st lii. to wn 's -' • i t ni5jit of ' , '.111% - 1. .. , I mis 6im:: ittt-s vLsited - p ii ii : ... - -. -,!'V - - .-, - '-: lirantic~ SAU~, ,it it.s amnual movivic ir, is - I. ----- I', starLintis All fusi' Pugh schools, plus (1000 .utr, isitrd in Oct ix r an-' "sss'rntx'r bi s,cs trains in tiditiori to insufficient niennbi ('ciUp in OTWIV . Ip I r ., - r 1'- i' for I ill 05., t( 41IT1'.if ljiifiip-,l .ill t; t t tti,p --- -- - Fa ll S hort Fr:, 'k sa 4 th.- schoo; ,A Ill till- - I it up ll p1us for tile ovettrick and (I,.. I- I • F 4 I - - ti,. -- - - - of for r?i -a ,. i . i r -..-.- hoots 'i 'sa - ' - i r .-1 .'t, i -i.. ' F-- , ' ( oil.. g s ,nl ' -• ;- -- - . ' -';T --- -. edn..'sda% Ili a letter p.icL' SACS V1Ji.itts . t-: )r Ihtrnar F rick tht Follow ing v'obkrns at the I. St ( uti t 'it cr(ttmr) of tilt. scI'iooj Ctot ms us en Itaricla innittte,' of tilt' crosdirt,, and eight tachers Pi't" itt'tI - , '.n Sutizth . •.t Uoit iiki' 's . 1' suhool fluff 14 A lm., I)nist I Amntgss.'oti idi''s litInto ,, * hi.' ttuuiught that is u. fins but iiir'i s'. ho iii ik. ti,. it lontralts 01 betterr Ii in I 11 LA . quite a while i. r DECEMBER 7 1977 1 '(78 Oviedo High S hool is ib the first .inil, s- far onls accredited -i lit.iol .St-i.tnol. I ounty That i lard o,vt r tit, lit I% not ;isk I-k a'that triciot i1g;jIll CA iununii'o us'lii - fur - Pr3 p--, is' I IS' I \~ lI HI I 0051(1 ' - ; .1 1 THIS CARt) •.n S I itt'gtsnin4 •Jan Norris now lives ,Atli) his 6uglarr oone of runt, livin): children i and ,4)n-in-law, \lr and \lrs J 11 'thuniak.. It, Ii uI Ut. V first glance he thoutojit ith-lut inaking till overtrit k All h, had to do would his' I null iii's to ii little heart's Ili i - -- 1 '' - ils IAR Ii', "III- I)L)A'i Herald s ta ff %% riter :' fits biggest pru' 1vin thest- -lal, s. t;v, ..;-N s, Is "krcpiri~ track u (if iii the gr it toldrii to I great grandchiliir. i cards are turned iiver In the new duplicate ruli's ''s 'ot'li as • Pi as. r turns ' r,'h'sh,'tl b> tn -' .. - , A ,: ~r . I W --. .! -F r ;.V I ov I *a* 0 H.S. Earns is State Accre *tat i ion *4( 1 \ç lie lia)s he's in ~t,00d health and a(Us with a cIvickh `i,%, , A rn cat.- his, 'liii then is tiest of men ii1iutt. - r pool . 'pw l I . "I've got i p oimui •jip..titi mu king iriul 1. iii ' uin t ilt. 23u ni teas..: that , sot ru hoping for toda at nIaniuging trnIpliciit..'uI -'it wit iminis for it hers 'i our .- ff'unls could Ix' r..'sstrult'd in iinirtl its d is is'51(11-S 'ii iii ii ..l pnuI 19' iii make a lii., hit toutas hi iu t lou n. t ugniz ilit if by Bob Thaves 7a . 1.0-W. - - - 1 .' - I ,75 Years Of esi For Sanford Grammar to(t,%vrdupli(,itv Indulil; , Its i'swald & im.-s J 23-Oct IlliUl - Ss';d 1111111 :. I e ru1i4r w,'nt a far fs'ti 1 ciii ts phi F ast 11.14i,ili. I is itli s.-nv 1.-is hit'h -an's N ' I''' I 1'" lot i-fi(letl lr~;!ni - with 'humus s iti runlift tril t ii ilk. d , . 4 aid ttmula) ',hat is is II lx ret irn ii ~i.ls 141 rellialn .I %ish Taku ' FRANK AND ERNEST MAY I A )O' I ,• •_.; 0 ,__ L , 'I '.40 ' _ - 1 feel great,' fie sa)s %lilt .I twinkle Ln la-, e)c. an, ick. PIIECT YOUR ls expect to go on feeling great third club. but Smith Itiff. ! let his list I. is heart, r tall. I, 'oar N'ou'ro- vx(vpIii,naII% &Iroil f;cn '14; --- o o, k - i I'lle (11-I'vilst. trit-d , " P , still '4dfltiS str,io,ht and tall lolii t lit' ik SPIDER-MAN p— ,J ' With his 104th binlhdt> coniting up next Feb 13, Nirni when hi gets out ui has favorite rocker that was gisen him b> hi. ctuldrt n oil his 100t h burtimulay ii iii tin, - % llt.i rt \ornis was him on Feb ii 1874 Ili 'it 1i Carolina md inns to F lorida in 1912 lIt settitti n IAngssood in IttJ4 A cIty worker for2i enur's. Norris was rdireii in the i plus, auondinp, 1 1 its (is rk it 91 tcuiu.ss of his ( init' Shumate, the fact that the city null not afford i insurance coverage `olovst lit%( .1rdt'd S4111111 slilill-A 'i qtpils lit-tot - 1 5i'trig (In 1(4 h.',.nt is, . 'I I Is - 4 g 'The Good lijrd's Uvn good to fill- Fii, 1,;,t here and that's all no secret to it " And Norris should kno-A He's becri ' here" 10 ycijr,,. '1 ii' Is 'iit '. -. 5" - . • -s I I )Cfl 001S 3 Wh) question it's asLs Albert Stirno' .rI all hav _.! ifr4 )L . USE I'M E1rnN' LXJTLHERt... )l .6 e ' -',)Iltr;i( I a ,.r,- - h'lS( Fit F • ii 10 \1 ir hi CEDRIC I fl-I' RUN CIJT,\ T)-4 P\Rk.-- : Jill, it untr exhibit Ahat %ou kilt)" Studo, 4W, WI-4ATt C-'..xc' 6oMs 5I-4OULD 011 ' .~ \ u shtnild I If ''It .. iii II learn moire in Listening toita tha i sill Ix tr U g ti by Stoffel & Heimda RELT1N' 'R&RA:N - ', rMYP t Vt T4iS _APC - r n"n ea t;r iwt,- I t 1. ) 0 % ~ , : 'no I • ( 'ii.1(111 isit,ilis-" uttught iou hat little :1 ; -n lb.- 'ritniiis to ,uil AQ111AIIII, S , Jan All-F-1) Vill _`\i, BUGS BUNNY ')uR - terrible. Florida ticr t'sIvIai1 I*s.ple lbs e tit and -at all the 'irit (i nttr il Floridai btait iii rt trazisitnt area in tilt- 1960s ,A l UI liii itt i be gall to gro.s ruwoI here., FxoIilt lOUSe 10 •un d out 5' ri d is Fhi. peal,. I,4 iS bit is ('4 n 1972 anl(i 1974, then it started leveling off But tiit' law n.'quir tog rtideric's of a year in the stat.tM six riti,nttvs of that ear n the counts hi election diii is,Is ieilan,'d unc onst it ut ona 'I Pus has niiade it much hardcr or us to keep our soti rt'glstrati'nt rolls up tip (lats iois )0U CaiI get off the bus or train. coin.' in her.- atil t rI gi 1. r itid there's nothing -i ( I )'iO liuiia ieguiteninig See %%lll{Kl,i)A1), Page 2A in - 11 '5 - sl$(,'5sfuiiv A N 1111 i51 s £ A I -. night Ii ii,I. 'o find -n;-t hin., s u t is It ti for ti ii 1' but pre siousl> kit spu'nsivt' ,s;is t 11(1 Jtul', 21 sup, Z2 p LIeIu'wtt surprise could b.. in titi is 'owi (APIII(i)lt'i I4.t i its j(( eltisils- a friend 'sho tiot's things V,4\T IAI'4 '1' .?-'-c.' - ,I'I •l;-. ,e , . -)- . B RIDGE AT - j. :1,:~.: if, tit*,( u.ss it m,rioiLs 11 - i(i(lrt 's'ii ul 11(11,4 (14 1)51 !Omu to t"tro-4 r aph I' I lbs 18 lb olmo (Its St iii ii '5 \ hI'0t" '111* tu ::. :- cur birth by Al Vermee II office If tht' can't tA' locateil. their t(iiniteS is ill Ix' dropped Front the registration rolls And, Mrs ltrixi' is facing several c h an ges in state election laws .shieh ,A tli go into tfft-tt 10 J anua ry. It won * t Ix sixh it iuwrn Christmas, 00(1 the ns'ss law changes suIt iniake . Ii i1 p ili I ,ssur-ant 'I %I III S April I hi-' t a .:t'il Lii to tJ&'(iII to st,a r mph I Its r iii in iilint ,_ been returned undeliverable — h the I r h.aniih in cart' of till. 0. 5" sp up. r I' I) H.ix I _m It iii (it 'it itil '5, A tb' r'-,tt::.-nt f a frost nip n \"u l(14 .1 , '. it trouble silt clung h\~~ ~ ((— b nVillopc %%till olour request to. * 14 , I — if ow registration renewal cards nailed uarl- last month- have Itnillot-ratuic.uolFt.l.ri Setoi,, !,-,joond it) - lit'' c;istileis lie i ,- nit 'It's 1115 (Jt(',( P f,uSTPAl' iS 14 t 'dl A1 '5'. - ' 1' RETIREMENT AGE FROM (,5 TO 70' ___ I. —,--, Ttit supt ri i'.or of elections of "i&iliiflolt Count) and tier SR p4 rson '4 tif fat I t rilofluBantiel job trying to locate 3.200 registered voters Si host' ',,,itrio:. ~,tanilwd. 'A.If-;Iddre~st ! ls ariui hand or this' hand of a I Oil) tffltiV( \ titi t ill list. 55 (rn S it, I lilt 111. r. I 110 p1 (1,4 i ,, itu ibit intact's Ibis soloing tIir ps-tip1.- ii. iii ti. ii thetIn' Ito ist .. RAISED THE 'o (liristnn is this tar . on 'nil situ tiods I th u p4'rutunu', ssitl 50 cents for 11' llraith I 'tte'n number 7.4, tilt. full thit- krit,%\ ,of thi- skin \ s:lllpll frost 1111) ',%Ill tkarming with .I HOROSCOPE by Howie Schneidc, 1- ~,r inforination is . For Thursday, Dec. 1 1977 EEK & MEEK tl~-NLW rwrinant-rit pinli ttit surf iii Ii's .irt ins ols' if. bttt a dii ft ost bit& is ill invoist' 'It lt',r't Its HF H\I( I HF 1)1 114.1,1 ) i p irtit ul4iris ins rn dos so t li k e It • u hangt' p w" I 1 - , I SEE THEY YE . - \1, 0 dr -(7") - ' I I I I— ': C- ____________ -- - ;:C,_./.,.A-/5 S CSE —— - by Bob Montana - i - 12 --_______ 4 4 - ARCHIE - - 4 have \lrs Urw U tO d n s before tilt 1978 rimary elections Voters ssbo riiss ttit deadline will .iu be able to vote in the general lutioni if the )- register li> (.-t '0 d i s before tti. general .1st tion Mrs Bruce urgist r..gisttrtd 'itnnwolt voters who IltoSt d and didn't receive rt'fleliiil eaniLs to contact her ofifte in room 404 of the courthouse in Sanford or ciii 3-4330 extertsion 310 or 311 She t''4uiiatcs her offu.' isill be able to local" tssu-thirit- i the undeliverabli's its inning next it ir It1 supervisors isill be p4'niittt'd > 'end renewal rants to -mis those who haven't voted in the pnt Sbus four s. irs Cards isill t untmue to be sent out iii osid riwntii'reil ears V. . -' -, -' .' our job harder,\lrs Bruc e iitl to(Ia l hree w eeks ago, Mrs brut e's office rnaiksl voter r. is'tr ition ni nit is ii cards . it ii of "it Ininolt 7 208 registered voters and 3,211,0 515 pi r tnt in onit us tr iOu That ins the people have moved and n sit' have to try and find them. We research every on,' of them through telephone books and iR darei,'tonit's, Mrs, Itruce s-intl If voters don't send thew rcro'ssai cards back b l)t'i. till'% II bi dropped (ruin the rt'lu'4rltiorl rolls and will have ti tontdct Mrs [truce ' s office iften -Ian I to get back on the sit, n ni gi_stnation books, Ihe books isill be open after Ito' first of the year- until Aug ( •i illa Ii Bruce is ill nut ' - - . ' — - — Its IAflk % F I\IIF IU. herald Staff % riter ' -- ' p. P . - - I 1 it irnhinl • - For Comilla s Worki oad Chan9ed E ect*ion Su ervisor' understanding of cold Injuries -old 1w eu ' 4' c - THE BORN LOSER A 4 Christmas Ii.iiot-bovenreplacudbl,. abo-Itel oat'-r, ,tml I told her that sa sw', it i. tx'ttt'r ti ! t I" '14vilt au oil is ivi's' tale, but sli" is a' .,., ou tail get Mnuit'place it UI uii ut ibout her theors so I t tict in ot it is urns it t' oull like sour version thdlt i'd. it iiiiist be treated Oil it ears ild, arid I injury i'ri tn Ik'r jn j,ol .1011 loot her If t tpp4 unit of ttItit (uI'I ii iti r but tha t '.' is I ((lit intl i fruit n p.ir liPri( tiliti 11 0 intl tunditions ii 11 r. is ii ui,t \oss I is tnt to find out t boils tempe rature .tt hit h on.. if Its is urns it t'pt.ibi.' \ a should t Lu put it not to ss in Injured part 1)1 \lf III \l )l It siriiil' . a are. It is a good ,'sct'ss heat. •cs fronii a can two' to r.iniind people about firs The part has lost Its ..o this prohlt'tii and is lout the can satiun •uid can t* e,isii 1,, .ibout it fr,iui tot blilOil twit Thin F,ser (old finger is not •i isill has e both a burn .. froi4 bite Thi' lir'4 sensation is l.ullagt' mu fr.'e:irig to tn..st painful cold, but h) tilt' tiui' tii. If tintuinstanit's pt'rniit, s ti's_sut' friezes, tile tissue has can is arm liii' area %% fill is ;it, ilrt ids lust its sensation *111 .11 it ibout 100 degrees ts F i' ssti frost iiik is ct)iIsitlt're(I a ,itxnit botl tt'inp4'rature p•ilIilt'si injurs Take cart' ti keep th art-a Simm' •.uthonitit's refit Iii clean. .ini after it has txs'n ni,ininit ii injurs is i frost 1111) uk qu it. Is is urim (j t p in it' lii,' freezing causes cr)stals to lii.' fingers with gauze if t' font in the cells. and with a ,,re intulveti .intl Pnovii' frost 11111 IOU can feel a ping protection for the part III its thus occurs The tissue of thu hay.' ,insont' sualk i a f(.'. involved .int'.u. such ;us the tip if fit after it ha's been tti.isu.-t thr It I d to further itf,1tri5t ith ntrt tii. tissu.' iuill ls-iiiia' hard aril liltbl;ui h.'lp Is 'illilils g.-: - tO :4'Il '9 Wo Merry - M% upstairs tenantsaid I iotws 5 B'o* e 57 Ar.ICa 35 Seo e' 6 6 'uis' rI Musical r3ce . " , Lamb no '-'ne trt ) ~ / , , 49 ln,rios ' j -- Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents fingers sst're frost 48 28 F c i,l n.e, 70th Year, No. 88—Thursday, December 1, 1977 bitten I UMd frust lil t(- for the U.St' if (-oil sarii oil is,,tt'r, sJIO5. or .U)', (if 11(054 S5.ItIII st.it.'r, v'r trouble si ith other ideas of eten da that them and had fabriL "i' Ir.i1,rp ?ti ' '0a"t 11 r" —? I- ,* 24 SP'.hone3n 1 Di .IF( ~_ .,,--,7 J I Slaugler 22 Dint la' __ - i ''.% 68 Gi 4 P '( IH[EVAI I d I Dr. _______________ T'S ANE' roo I, 0 C1 //Q )-- ( _____ : • V s 0 AborninbIe BEETLE BAILEY -'- ••11•• ~4 4~ '," , "t, sto.srn • a 0 1I3 I about the proper treatment of frost bitt'. .itoi ri'tneitiliering last liiiirls U all invalid in a stwvkhair. I did all tik' snobs shoveling. In lwing outthmrsutriLi trsinto ¶.5(f1(1i.'IIfl to ____ L • .• 17 'I S 4' I Pd V p.cIt' 16 Mn s AI L t)• A9 - _1~ ILL , II Mrie I i N 5 Ve'ca'' 60 ChJe1 nanlle I :\ , J F r l. 55 CI-3p H Proper Treatment For Frost Bite F. L. A!K t , I I N. of - - '' - S l'F'OItI) (;It-'tMMAR SCHOOL... 75th -NNI'F:RsAIV �?A-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl, Thursday, Dec. I. l71 Two Model Homes Robbed Of Furniture By scorr ABHAIIA%tS Herald Staff Writer window. entered and then flash attachment with the Seminole County sheriff 's at 1252, according to reports. hacked Ut) .1 Vdfl to the rear of camera were valued together at deputies the theft of a bow, a poser meter outside the home the model to take all the con. $250, according to police radio, pocketknives and loose way removed, disengaging the change from her home. home's alarm system, reports Casselberry police have tents, including draperies, records, lII1phadt's and other items. Value of the Items w as placed said. issued an alert to area la Owner of the camera was enforcement agencies about the littti said it is believed that listed as Marcia Siskan, 17, 2072 theft of $10000 in furniture from some of the Furniture ms have Grandview. Sanford. two model homes. 1)cen transported to the Like Casselberr% Oct. Durbin Cd ,i Ms.inni area. THEFT IWPOHTEI) atcn said this morning the MANARRE.STED James Allen Hunt Jr., 2524 MARCaAItETC, Johnnie, Lawrence, and thefts occurred recently from Sanford police have arrested helits was placed in the Park Drive, Sanford, reported KATZENBEKGER Samuel. all of Sanford; '4 io model homes built "back- ,tlphonso lAtrcnlso Fields. 19. Seminole County jail under to Sanford police the theft of %lrs Margaret C. Kat- grandchildren and one heather, VASIIINGTcPN UJ'1 - President Carter to.back" at the intersection of 15 lk'thune Cir , Sanford, and fund of 110.500. according to jail petg, electrical stove zenhorger, 75. of Sanford died Rowland Barnes, Jacksonville. ' today was reads' to unveil the details of his t'' Park Drive and Crsstal thargt'd tiim ith armed records. burners and bathroom Items today. ltri.sson Funeral HomePA is Bost Avenue. robbers in (hr ('umk'rland From a home at 221 Tuskegee first major journey abroad, planned after ,t%lEItAsTolj.:, Originally from Seneca Falls. in charge of arrangements. The homes are owned b) the F truii UflVt'fliCflct' store holdup Sanford Police reported that Ave Value of the rniing items N.Y., she lived in Sanford for Christmas Several more foreign trips are in developer of the Camelot suIi. of l,itt Frida a 3utni camera belonging to tis. ICRA BALL wim placedat 50.acrthng to three id half rears. A the planning stage for 1978. uwnit*'r vision, Devco Corp. (hitch said Police ,i lle Mr Lora Bll. 90, of 308 W. Fields Seinuiole 111gb School student reports Administration officials sas' Carter will of the All Souls Catholic Catch ft. . .tn .i un tshcn thrt't' iittn r''' . 'ir"r'I, died Wed. tas taken from classroom 1301 Alvine Tser, ttouI I tu leave Washington 1). 29 for a nine-day, tiurch, hc L survived b) to gffl t'ii }, iiut' y, sjx• gtdss t I fit tort' of $75 nda. I!= in lrona. W Va,, dl the .thtsiI Pit i. .. !and, reported to daughters, one son, two sisters, country tour, viewed as much more relaxed , t'uiit'toSinford m Wait. Sh and grandchildrti than the journey he postponed last month in AiLsit retired school teachefr order to keep the pressure on Congress to Funeral mass sill be 9 ant and a niember of the First pass Saturda) at All Souls Catholic' Baptist ('hurch of Sanford his floundering energy legislation. (tur&'h 140sar ill be recited • • nir1vors include two sons, at 7 ft III Friday at the Itrisson w 1 and Tom B Ball Jr., both ('ontfnued From Page IA ti• Funeral Ilonite "Ili] 11ev and that brings us hack to for Mrs Brute's office will hi' registered voter sstitches William If Sanford brother, William P. other counties as neIl," thc s,uut' problem Aughenreith of. ' us,-,] to the requirement that the eli's" precincts in the county by Phillips, Elliot City, Md Mrs. Bruce. han'.'' \trs Bruce said Sal' SCO1'TSIMLE, Ariz. 1P1 - Some 14,000 tans supervisor must appoint ing to a new area, ''he can go ficiating Burial at ..We aster. Mrs Lionta Brammer, orketj on so t'ginning next sear, the poll workers and choose the to the new precinct on election ceznett'rs the (;res'hound Lin drivers, mechanics and Miryland four grandchildren legislature in the early l70s to elections upt'rvIsur's off act ' pilling places These duties din, prove he's moved and clerks will vote over the next 10 days on a sjs, vlIt(;lNlA RAt'l.F:ltsos ,uul eight great .grandchildrt. let us close the books 45 days must handle the qualifsing of have been carried out by tt'e vote But what's to prevent lfrisson Funeral Ilome•I'A i tentative three-year tage agreement reached before election da) It was '30 candidates, a respiinsibilit'. Board of ('ouiits Coinhint from going back to his old in charge of arrangements Mrs Virginia It BaulerMin, \edmwsdav days. They changed it to 45 prv% ioush housed in the t1)wlt% ntissioners district and voting there as 5a, of lilt' 2, Sanford died _______________________________________ The tentative agrrncnt 'as accepted by because sse couldn't do hat sst' clerk s office This involve. "We used to have 51 still" And if sic Find out about it Wt'dneMl,i) night She had lived '' Supposed to in 30 days. the Af'L-Cl() Amalgamated Transit Union's Funeral Notice keeping track of candidates' pneI.'In('ts This )t'ar sic added in our pt'election canvass, (hi' in Sanford all of her life and stas This involved cases ishert' ste financial stateunt'rttsst . iablish' 12 ness 001's liii' nuiitb'r,f Greyhound Council during a four-hour session ', poll most he could be charged with a Baptist would get a new registered lOt'nt of t'*niunitk'('s orkinig BALL. MRS LuRA - rn,ra orkers depends on the nwnher Wednesdiv evening, would hi' a uuibdemiteanor," said Survivors are fire daughters, 'cr, r5 (or Mrs L 'a Bail . 0? voter here who had prevlousl) for candidates aol uuiaintaining of registered voters. In 1976, we Mrs lin we. Sirs Annie Strozier, of Si Saniord. AhO voted in another Florida the rurds for the inspection ( had 364 'ull siorkers,'' said In addition, starting next .'1cre%da, *111 be held Deland Mrs Ellen Borne). count). We're required to notify the publit and the press Mrs. Bruce Each precinct bear voters will be able to Tampa: Mrs Jsu' at II a m a? Bf-%%On 5tc('ill, 1 ,t(u'd, fl the other counts. We didn't Home *h 0' The . . gave us more must have an elections clerk, request absentee WWI forms MI Dora: %irc K at v hare time to do it in 30 day s.rr. r'ttaiit and no nuort' three inspectors anti a deput) aptoa year before election day. oa ê*n C,melerp flriso Slitjll, 11}eaouth, and Mrs said the elections supervisor t('ontinued From Page IAI niOfle) to do the JelL" said Sirs sheriff, she added "Therearestudents who wish flPtal Home PA nc charge The old lass required voters to Frank Suuuitons, I)eI,and; six Next year the books ntu,st Itruct' ;iced in topnotch working to go to school out state There are other changes as request absentee forms within sons. Jack, Tampa: Allen. Os'RAULERSON, MRS VIRGINIA close 30 days before the elet'condition Another reconi- Being accredited is going to \..th r na'tt rt'sponsitahits st'll. Beginning in 1978, if a 45 days i,f the election. nefI ter ..et tOr Mrs Land; Edward, Ocoee ,inil B','.rg.n aul,rton. W. of Rh nendation had to do with at. make them a lot more ac- ________________________________________________________ Ssnio'd.ho d.ed Wedr',sda,' emergency ighting system. ceXable to those schools." she AiIbi'PeIda?7prn Sj?urdl,al since, our %er) modern school said. ,P .n Geniwa HOSPITAL NOTES Woman Cleared In Theft, as built without windows Miss Johnson, daughter of ______________________________________________________ Cc"?er, lirtion i vneral mp PA ri charge Funding for the emergency Mr. and Mrs J.W. Johnson, lighting system already has Geneva, said she is planning to NOV. 30. 1977 'iruu. \l'rala, v been allocated," Sirs Neely attend Stetson University in ADMISSIONS: sa id. Sanford: I)etand. and that she feeLs Carmen.iini.ent':, Sanford B ii t Lost Her Home, Job Doris K. Anderson "The third recommendation accreditation also will aid BIItTIIS: Ernest I). Bicknell made by SACS had to do with students who wish to go to Sarioril 17 PENSACOLA UPI I - Jud> hack the service station at a fabricated his confession and two teachers who were working school in the state. R. Gordon Brisson Robert and Carmen Jiii.t'vi Rtt:hartjc, convicted more than rate of $93 a month the slat statenounced an it would outside their fields. One lacked Wilma A. Hopkins it tir "I'm not 3urprlsed we were two rears ago for theft despite a In October. W6, a teen-age Fight Ha hards' petition only about six bows of college accredited, Ruby Isaac (1t,IrI('s intl ''in Mullins,i because the confession by tt'nage boy, boy confessed to authorities Circuit .Judge Jack Greenhut, credit to obtain certification In teachers here have a sensitivity Debra Knapp hs was cleared Wednesday when a that he had stolen the mont') his field, and is now enrolled to to after hearing more than six toward Steven R. laubert educational needs of l)lS( IIAIIGES: Circuit Judge overturned her from her home, which he and hours of testimony, took the make up that deficiency." A the students," Miss Johnson Jeanette Payne Sanforil & onviction his mother had shared sharedwith cast' under advLse niient Not 15 minor change in teaching said. Jon Beth Smith Willie I.t's' Burke .lr ni i,leared," she said after Miss Richards. Finally on assignments has been made at Wednt'sda , Wen d) F. Spotts "I think accreditation will Ch,irhe (' ('arpt'ntt'r the verdict ......t' got ni:. name ltuo>t'd b> the boy's con. (;rt't'nhut ordered Richards' , ,• the school to permit the other make the students a lot more Robert R. Elgin, Altaniont i' ltuh I) i'.irtt'r hack, that's all I've ever (t'ssiofl, Sliss Richards tonviction to hi' recalled, ' teacher in question a position proud of the sdiool. In my Springs Agnes A. 1)imntotk .tflt1'lh ,is,sinied her name would 1k' revoked and annulled within her own field, Mrs. Neel)- opinion too many people think Charles H. Davis. DeBar> Virginia S Geiger Richards was originally cleared and her troubles would said. But Thomas said there is Nelson F'. Rivet, OeBar of tins as a high school way out .herrs (;ongwt'r (h,. .,1,4,,,4 .k... ... ,..,._-----C.._.. t? a"I....I,.l... v., . ., , ,si' niuni arrested in Juis. 1975. art xi tind ,,,p.,..u.is o.,,,4,1..I.,l' L..t,...... ii..1ldIIi ,, ..".• (JUIR' III' - TO RESERVE In I. IIC( UI iI(UIUiL1, anu now we nave r' LtIUILVII,) , It'I4tI1U ',-t, llt'T')I ...................... .. ( hiarge of embezzling 1.3.129 But 10 months later her caste her record expunged. the opinion. Oviedo High School the chance to show them Margaret Hicsenthal, 0k'!. I.c,ilt l.uullc Keeran CALL 333 411c from it service sation sstilch was still languishing in the was accredited due to "a year kind ofaschool we ceally are." restitution pa)nnents repaid toria .1i'ssit' C M&,frett 3159 S. ORLANDO OR, Nhe had uitan;iged public defenders' office Finally long concerted effort on the and is t'onsidering asking the Miss Johnson said that when WiJJja,n'1 G. Fisher, Deltona Carol A Tthkimnp Sanford Miss Ricahrds, now 31, a story in the Pensacola Nests part of the faculty. It brought the SACS visiting team wez.t to legislature to compensate her Armand R. LeBlanc, th'ltona ('hc'r)l I) taL.n pleaded innocent but was Journal resulted in attorney for her other losses. the (acuity together in a way Oviedo High School, ''we Armour McClay. I)eltona l)ebbit' A. 71ttrtwt'r convicted of grand larceny b) a Leo Thomas taking her case. that we h ave never been united worked hard. Our student Because she lost her job and Adele Miii, Deltona Kvclsn K ('rabtrt'e, Brandon ('ircuit court Jury She was But State Attorney Curtis ssa,s unable to get another in the before." Students were also government had a dinner for David St. Harper Jr , Lake Irving F. Nelson. th'Bar 1. ,,,'nt..ng'.'.i I,, lb,.. t,l,L.n',,,(i,,'. i',.,.I ni ........ ,.,,,_, ". - 1. .9 mill (11 UUIII up ,iiii' s,iir rngt' . Slit' 1(1st net IUVLIIVl Ui UK' riwn to inc team, ana we hosted the Mar) (Fiarli's '15 Sht'rertz, t)t'Itana __•_•• -. .-'.'"'..',, .' ,,,,,.,. ,..,,. ,,u probation and ordered to pa> and said the ',outh, now 16, had obtain accreditation. Mrs. members while they were here. honor and other props'rt' Ben Register, lake Monroe Paul S S1r'b, 1)t'!tona Neely said. Vivian M. Stovall, Orange We were really excited about Kenneth Si Sandon, Orl,iiido "The SACS team which them coming to our school," City Ernest Chavers Ill, Ostet'n visited our school said they she said. Morris K. Ileskes, Oviedo Manic-n Mt ('titluti: mere impressed with our School Superintendent student attitude, with school William P. Layer said he is spirit," she explained. "very glad Oviedo was acBarbara Johnson, 17, a senior credited," but that he will have WEATHER it the sct'ool and student to finish reviewing reports on 4overnment president, said she the other schools before he is i4i' winds 15 to O mph and felt students were going to be ready to comment on the S a.m. readings: lem• gush near thunderstorms helped by the fact that the schools which were not acperature. 72; oser"ight lost, 70; toda becoming mnlIr-therl) 10 to school is to be accredited. )eIterda3'3 high. credited. 83; 15 mph tonight. Rain barometric pressure, 30.01; prnhanflit%'lii percent today relative humidity. 89 per cent; and 10 percent tonight. winds, south at 6 m.p.h. 3AVE ON FURNISHINGS FOR THE FAMILYANO HOME DURING THIS GREA T11) PS Showers and scattered Daytona Reach. high 11:45 HOLIDAY SALE! SPECIAL SAVINGS! SUPERB QUALITY! FREE DELIVERY! thandlerstoms today. Mostly a.m.. 11:37 p.m.. lou 4:39 a.m.. cloudy and turning mler with I Mil I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, courthouse Space Use Study Will Include All Offices It MARK FIN ltlItG lit-raid Staff % titer teai headisi his Athiinislratir(' 5crvi t 'es I)ire'tor flub Ellis, w lit said he'.i conpIcti' his ,hfu i,iis st ith ti' Ikc 'i fi,'t' in the etiurthous, iii Is it the t'oiittIiSSiufl's intent sanford will IA' "1t'uu from a to h,is't' the staff review include .uflt t ?lI,ll,issicrt stud) to an and all offices iii the inapnic t' tIn' uffit'it'nt'> if office ourthous,' asked ('iiunit) spt&s' utihi,ation in Its.' cour• .lI Hi mi st r . tot Ito g r bust', .1 fliut) &ltuitliissiuuit'r \t'iSstt'n(j('i 'I he tmswi'r was a ha.. 'li'lart'ii tlflaiuillinijs commission ''st'S.luhui Ah"sander. it con. its ('oll"ctor 'Ito> Ita). niissi.nt'r who "t'i St's ont Iii" SuIs'rcist;r (if Elections ('anihia (ItWits 's vac t. 'tud> teuu. Itt to I'rofic'rt> Appraiser nod,' tIn' "lIIt'ul.t nt ,it 1.'rr (;ut'uihi'l and ('ounh I ll'Sh,i) 's unit) li,nttuiss:o,i ('I,'nk Art hit kA ith have offit' ltlihlisSi,,flt'F Hill tit the t our(hos,' its well as all K':, hi tI'r',r n ' ,, ::t:' th'p,irtHeg,ts t'icept IN BRIEF AREA DEATHS Carter Unveils Trip Abroad, Six Countries In Nine Days i Agreement Reached publu' wurk., public saft't> and hiwii;us services. Al' located in tb' courthouse are' judges' t haiuil*'rs and courtrooms and part of the stat.' •tttornit'> 's office state attorney h a s Filed a lass slut ifi circuit court seeking a judicial order requiritig (- ontiim.issiunt'r'1 to pr --vide courthouse spud.' for all state attorney cnuiplo>t's. souse of ci boo. are now lut'tt'.h in Sanford uffit' buildings rented li'. (lit' c'owst> - %,- host still.' poor allocations si. .- , the 'iurttii,t'.' .\it'xan,'i.'r said '' .'. Workload Chan g ed - Smi.' .l.-part uit'tlts and mth. sail Kirchhof f, who titnistitutional fiict'rs have too It.( 1111.11 t Ii tute specific iiuul spat anil suit,' I aunt'. tiffa loIs lt'partiiaiits in thi.' (ourttx,iLst' In (liii ,,, (laOs ,,i Tuesday's don't net'il to IN' hi,'r.' Wt' want (4111 11 iss l,ii it ' ,'ting, Coil' thI, IM'st itiluation .,f what it issi,ht r ss,"s r gut -not host ii- n.h hIM" .i Its.'-> ('01 .Pitt 'is cii cc t'r IIIII> stOut ' r .','ui. "nt w itt .'1h(:iuu.tnt r . Al.'aiuh'u th,', hued to mioti-. Spring -. utmd.'r whit h x'ci1it' lh'I)artui,'uits ,)r I Oil' '.'iit'rtt,"I I)) t"Sihft'tits if stitutillnal ofill t'r ;Is t'xauupht" 101111 .trJNu .,t,ii or.',' of south' of tttr spa.'.' utihmiatioti 'Wheti ,&,'st,'rni Si'hlintl,' will lit' w' .lq'smgn,'il lilt. I .turthi.ius,'. lilt p:itllsl Ill tie' (it) N st'w,,g.' 'it.' '.t us givt'ni forever," srt'atn.' - :t plant it K. lIen Hoot' h' said liii' ,'cn. haul .,Ifrtts ;ibuui 'I her,' s., nesting iristinat I'. , if ant ttrporat.'il '-rtuui ,'r."v' It, . SIr 'I ''tiliiic It, ii,' ;.r'thiii'ns -a.' ri ti.'ahii,' I n,, '- it ,, 5,'s'u es ,'. - I )in,s-ti,r 1 raig Itat(erson ('onI.li.t'rc'e that calls for staff- It I, 'Ito Stiupson, attorni> Voted I" begin advertising funiling next )ear of $250,000 for sew1i,,n Brick and William. ilturslla% in local newspapers tb' University of Florida to Shoffnt'r 'S"mnk'hi ,tVt'u ilI for offers Iron the puLla' of initiate a program to control represenit the port authorit:. lI at ii' site for a .t'ritra!l, tur .blind mosquitos in Central b.sar'l of tlirr, ut H iti" ltit-it,'tl cart,a.' tran:.tc Florida The research would be it "mt.b'r trout the in'iustnia st,Itil.tl ('oIl it issiunit'rs also tinitlucted at the university's authonit h,ari will to' aPI ntrut ted t .,unt> staffers to Sanford agricultural research pointed h> (tainn;iri George, pr.'par- . report necoui tenter on ('dir> Avenue t Lmurtnt Xl 'obt' tt i't offer n'eeiv,'d Appointed miembers to d fruit th.' adv.'rtis.'mut'ntt anti i- an n,itter which will studs rxphtranig the f.'asibmhit) of whettit'r S.'ninole County l''rt tlii"ing (It" (oii,flt'1 N sanlando .'\uthorits and Seminole Count) g.r hog. tr ansf.'r station if a Inii u st ri a I l)ev r lopm i'll t t-,'gitr,*t transf.'r st,,tit,nt is I.titt Author-it> 'houll be ruergt"f tt'uI Ii upport u . i wt, ii ttt'i' ni 'n Ixers or .' IrttNtul h- Santr'I ,,nl U'. tjusifl"sti.t'r lu ltwus anti Is t ,1 1- ai. I .? ;,tji '\Uon'l. n"al '- stat.' a.'iL Sanford Plaza Penney's _ l t - -- Men s and Boys Holiday Savings '., '• .' .: Special Buy! Accreditation JCPenney Value! Men's Special Buy! Men's Wallets Dress Shirts Boys' Shi rts Super selection of wallets. Bi fold and tri.fold styles. Ass't colors School age sizes med. & large. Polyester blend in Polyester-cotton blend. Both solids and stripes, 399 short and long sleeve. Permanent press. J 1i . - a pullover placket style. .41 jp11, f i9 Limited Quantity! AN C Men's Suits ; JCPenney Value! 3 pc. vested suits. Both 100 pct polyester fancies JCPenney Value! ' and 100 pct. cotton brushed denim solids. n. ' •''?.. ; '' , t!:t.'' Men's Belts , partly cloud) and cooler. High.% In the upper 70s to low 601 loday Thursday, Dec. i, 1977-IA 3988 n, ,,i i•:?:a,: Boys' Windbreaker School age sizes S.M-L-XL. 100 pct nylon front in Men's dress belt. The perfect gift. Ass't basic ass't fashion colors. colors plus white. Sizes 30-42. Limited Quantity! Mcr.' -I.'I •' __________ '. .,,.j,' ,'i4 .' ':; ]99 466 Flannel Shirts Long sleeve flannels in poly cotton blend. Assorted .,.r' plaids. Port ( anmeral: high 10:Sj a. ni.. If: 16 p.in.. lou 4: 35 a. m.. Special Buy.' 399 Men's Closeout! Friday. L4%s tonight in the mid 4. Warm -Up Suits Marching Units Added To Parade tim. Saturday have brought the number of marching Uruti. to 43 Pat Register, treasurer and f'ommitte niembr of the I;reater Sanfcd Christmas arade Committee, confirmed today the additional marching hnits will participate, although they submitted entry apPlications after the established deadline. I The new units were not listed n the 103-unit list p'.abhshed in 'e'dnesday's Herald. "We got hose entries after we furnished he Herald with th original 1st," Mrs. Register said. She said the committee an ticipates no problem In linini i4 the units properly, despit the new entries, Boys' Jeans ga&l 4- The huge Sanford parade will start at 10 am. Saturday from Mellnnville Avenue, proceeding west on First Street to Laurel Avenue then north to Fulton Street where it will disband, I CLOSEDSUNDAY STERCHI'S SANFORD 1100 - ------- -------- tnn. ''- -- - for Reg. .sç FRENCH J 1749,95 ' '•, • n,,., Vr 'i, W'-.•'4.) FREE DELIVERY WE FINANCE HHéi 01114 OWN ACCOUNTS AVE. Christmas Place MAITLAND 1795 N. ORLANDO AVE SHINOSOUTMENNHOMES SINCE 1see 13710 I---- ':' '.., 4'. $ 322.7953 4Ømt Oli'verv. $5 c.'sts Mov.#i. *340, 4 MoisIPil. $14 30. Ysor, 57110 By Mail ff.onth, $3 10. C Moffihi. $16.30. 13 Mstns. - 'x '4'- 1888 1 corduroy. PIECE EARLY AMERICAN OAK* BEDROOM HOURS I I"IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP 1 I I 9:00 A.M,.$:30 P,M. AT STERCHI S-IT PAYSI" JMONDAY-SATURDAY1 Fla J71i. '. -, .tJ v1 Crafted by Johnston 'Tomb;gbee in historic Early American de - PubiMI Daily bed $wr4ay. .1(10 SaIv,gay and Cari,l.s Day by The $erøsrl Noraid. ICC., NO N. Pr..ea Ave., $IUrd. - . .5 slacks. Reg. and Slims. Sizes 10.18. 1288 sign Quality constructed of 'solid oak and oak veneers with a dark highlighted finish Note the handsome flush-with-the-floor styling and antiqued hardware You get triple dresser, gallery mirror, 5-drawer chest, and cthairback cannonball headboard in full or queen size Thursday. December 1. 1977-Vol. 70, No. - - t, Ass't fashion colors in both brushed denim and Anyone who has any questions about the parade route or unit locations, "or anything else for that matter. may call me at 3224300 or 323. 7773," Mrs. Register said. Florida ,',' School age sizes 8 16. Poly cotton western l ean "We'll have each unit's spaca marked off and numbered wiser they arrive early Saturday, s we don't anticipate an problems," she asserted. S.c.ed Class Postage Paid at Saeford. •'j 3 pc. suit of woven polyester. Jacket vestflare ieq, fashion colors with athletic stripes. iining IIeniM • , Great gift idea for the active man. 100 pct. acrylic. Zip front top paired with elastic waist pants. Ass't Late entries to the Sanford ;amdac t fur IC Boys' S u i ts Special Buy', '-"'', - - :- '. -- ' -'-'--' =:: ' : - -.,''= , ---------- --= ------- ----- -- -. SANFORD PLAZA PENNEY'S OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 6 P.M. ' --''',= -- - - -' -"- --- '-•'- - ---' -------------'--=' , ''- -- . = .-.------------ ------ ------n.---"-------- ----------------------- - -------------------- - - , A 'I �,.-is, 0 Evening Iferaw 3N. FRENCH AVE,.SA,TO1UJ, FLA. 31 9TUDENTS Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Thursday, December i. 1977-4A I' 'It-ii directors ha'.,' been HONORED WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK. Advertising Director 1.1 21. ', Ten Elected Chamber Directors 41 ;% Thursday, Dec. I. l77 — SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (.arli, .1 S "r He'$ I ( Gib Etbuionds. .'lt'ett'd by the Greater Sanford Robert I)aehn, (imarmb,,r of ( ormrris'r Shoemaker,Douglas Sttnstrom are .' , Ton, Hunt, John Krider, A K. They Art 1k kw ith Jr , .Iihmn ". f - and Vernon Mize . .11 —— I '1550 lu.,'al cit i' groups has m' huiioi'i'il outst and ing ;11,41.1 st ii. lents. I 'I'iiii I).is W Rome Delivery: Week, S5 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. ('ha iii ht'i's. I .t . Optimist ('Iiih Ill.p. Literacy Tests si'Iit, ass it'ils ti) 1)111sla ndiiig high sdiis,l And TheFuture studi'iits \l iku' I Jul. t)i'i't, Lake llI',ul)t lu's 'l'errs (.,'.is , Lake I lust ill, a nd 'l'i'sIi \ lt'hulas . I.s ill ,mmi. lioi !o r cht ssiia'n in the live Seminole ('uw: nigh schools ill be sitting on those proverbial pins and needles the next few days As will their parents ANGLE -WAL TERS and families. And all because of those Functional Literacy Tots sts that ',ere administered several weeks ago. tthd whose results were reported this wk. Well, almost reported. But not quite. What has been reported are general results. 5tatistics. Percentages. They are in th e hands of schools officials and indicate that Seminole County tiindS out among other counties—with only three Percent failing the communications seetion of the lest, and 2 percent. the mathematics portion. Both IV] 0%%r the statevide 'S .. .• 'It .;. . . :. 11 -1,-~'.*~ O% " Suit ' ' - I to . .. l- A i, .4 _____ . .cliiu's u' Imu-mit . 111 t'oiii iii ill et' it es i'hair,ii.iii, $..!5 hoods -,• i'i' . J t .. I. I __ Leaping \1 h,'ti('IIi' %% hit(. t'hit'I It' 's sIllN('lo\ ') questions; that deserve hard study and answers. to untiose both (fail% Lntere,4 charges anti latc- The statewide scores already are resulting in cries of I told you so" from those who have been % laiming for years that our high school graduates re leaving school with less than a basic grasp of fundamentals. the old 3 R's particularly, The testing that was done in Florida—and might he done by other states—can only signal the need for closer scrutiny of our entire educational payment penalties. system, o 44 . . . 14 . '. • .,; .:, ..-. - - ______ ____________ .. ti the reque of Sen I 'ah. the (;'nt'rd AC('owiting U'ffiue has tIile up ith ,i plan hicti would require the federal bureaucrac) to repert legislation i regularh to ('ungress on ho urkin out in real life .\ it 1ands no". this lack I)! appropriate ,accountahulit) leavu of checking fl a prograii congress . ith no iiIliviI1:,I tiiui:isioninsz i ustl t . — . ,..' If I tnirrss is not IOitiI to ok before it leaps. S4'n }'atrRk I A'ah) I) • fM'lit'%t's that t 1ou1l. at the cc, least, took .'fter it leap" / .. . _________________ - - ______ 160 _________ —1 _______________ ed 't•• __________________ , .: 1%. ,. I. _________________ ______ __ ___________________ ss atchu's. uN . .. 4 6 HOUR SAL , __________ evaluation ruports That double-standard bothers en, Bob 1ack- FRIDAY-DEC, 2 ood. H-Ore., who notes that the government's Seri I .cah) w ill introduce the new Ii ti failure to honor its debts in a timely fashion can design ed .icuountabilit) process earl) nest ear Iw HAu i produce serious "cash fl oss" problems for small Sa the senator businessmen holding federal contracts In one extreme case cited during Snate 'One of the basic protiltni's right no" itti committee hearings held by Pac k wood earlier federal progranis is that there is little The lift this year, a witness told of a couipan 'Iitcralb 'iunirati'n l'tu't'n the people who create them driven bankrupt b) a late payment The money and the people ho put then into prat tic" tt t. held up because of a contract dispute. later have no ta of insuring that a program is resolved in favor of the unidentified firm after ill do s ith the reasons I to hae anshing i it had gone bankrupt the) hint 'st' will 1*. i:ettira it I Hill'pa)ing, like evcr)lhing else in fla' feder al .i froii liii' titiiLi't k hith sacs that if ' bureaucrac:.. is a nassivt• undertaking About 'I—I u rn a n lots of nolnt' at a problem, the Prof}!*ni ttir 80,000 government employes engaged .ill gi regardless of the quaht'. 1 procurement acti'ities and related services last ;r:L'rairi kin; funii''d "ith that IIiI'flt'' Its \uI(M IisIll(I\ lrwgs up .i fascuiating hi hsls'tII's I purchased more than $ billion worth of )C o one, for .'re turnuil iI'rd Editor Suppose tl tahle. goods and services is ie er nstaine. touId argue that the earth the important areas which thi , One The 10,000 different federal buying offices of millions of huni:in.s ritual this that hundreds It N -i tflii of )car. You can see it Ixpu!att'il, a stxn!atitits rr"ss s,hud t'x.trnlne UI(IM'IV L's deal ith almost u,Oc$) different contractors and ;t't .ik'.it •i1 's't'kt'rii. Rig and sm a ll grow n .iroiinl the glois' are starving, that disease is the cost to ' the Irivat.' sector of kd"rat handle 16 million separate transactions a )ear running r.w,p.nt through Han) it'ssik'vt'li.ipef irt-gulatory prograliis A lot has been said and Those activities are governed by &000 separate ri.,n o fall 'i:"s ,irid shape's. d'kcd out in boots, F1.'.i% c jatk"t. ap. and that tru.'sts firearri 4)ci,'tie's dung ritten about the cost of governinet1t red tape. laws not one of which required prompt hut hO5 mane trtent'ans re.ills apprt't late Ju.t penalty for unarranteil Ioo'r the shiJh'r payment or imposes a s ths iii fuur'legged Ilurianits Squad.' tioss ('xpt'ftsisi thl'!' rule's .ini regulations are dehinquenc j .15 to tia k do n con,fti'% 'Ic III their I lit-it n.issin ould be ti (lo their tiwian neigh lieSe are mp"nsc'. in( iili'itahls . hich Witt) that much paper-shuffling constantb pir.itul.' l'urlt'gged fig .ini 'nail grissli tr's in earth a favor This 1 'Jo it us arri,ing ultunat.'t's borne, not ii', bnsn''s hut hs run' unders a , there are bound to lit' some slip-ups i'. .d all '.izt's .ini 'sti.iis'' Ihero 'eli i's, ,siming to thin the rapk.'s if tie th'ni's,ivt's '.U• But when the General Accounting Office •GAO humans, thus leaving more foud and rr.'li mi' ftt' call tti*'ti.st'lve's uiierchaneabl examined a sample of more than 3200 Invoices for the 'sursiors hunter's or sport.'.nen flair prime niLcsion as on private c submitted to the government by To undt'r4and Ju.st ho nitich the concunit'r to kill. rIainl) fr fwi 111") ',nI4lN'r •iiguio'rit ad%.inci.'tl li) sport.srnen tractors, it fo un d that almost one in five hadn't 's'"kt'n'l ,,rrIrs peus in govt'rnm'nt red tape (ost.s ever) )ear, definition of -s port take the dntionar bn paid at the end of 30 days hunters i that their pastime is a sporting sonic comparisons are useful The $5 billion ide iitt'ralls That sstiich (lI%L'rts and makes north, ere the •'st'r.i' that is. it allows otherwise pressured, devoted to nieet'ng federal regulatory Particularly striking f)(j5% working iia'n and sioiit1i to get out into the requirements in 1976 was variations the GAO auditors found withm the p-stiui'. ,lrI.UM'rient, ph) sical activity engaged equivak'nt to 1)) fresh air to t'njos the wonders of nature government Th e Departments of Justice and in for pleasure 1'; percent of the Gross National l'r.lurt, p Agriculture, for instance, paid more than 90 per killing roans of tliun So tht's have fun. Arid the conic up %s ith all 307 pr e person living in the Inited State's cent of their bills within the traditional 30fay kinds ' rca suns. explanat on's, it her if the entire federal budget 17 percent Siir1 usualls conjures up a onte'st t,'t'sc','n period ratronalizator.s for their activity Tic,' the amount that the federal is,), noire equal entities, combating, battling, but at the General Services Administration, 1 ht' dauri, for eaniple. that there are too ptas ing or ssing for victory against one another government spentLs on health. almost three-fourths of the bills were unpaid at 73 percent of the amount Uncle Sam spends on equal ground. It implies an equal contest or mans aniii,als. 'so it's nm'ssar) to thin their the end of that period. At the Civil on national defense, and tiallengi' rank's Commission and the Department of health. Over one-third of all private invt'stria'nts in So. i Central Florida, for t'xariiple. the) head Education and Welfare, the delinguency rate In the spoil'' hunting, however, there is new plants and .'quipen.'nt for Ocala or Inverness wood.' as self-appointed was almost 70 percent ri'ahis one entit% the armed two-legged ., Mi. itmu.thiu'r II as lit's It ul liii' •' bdl uncle arnIna% not bt'i hopt'k Iie.olt*'at. buthe's certainly not ver prompt in iealin with creditors fer pamcrd Standard bu.suwss praetiet' of debts w it h in 30 days after the i ss uance of bill, but some federal departments and agencies take months and even years to settle their accounts tVht'ti an individual or cotI;pan i tltli::qucnt to the goeflUflcnt. in remitting money w hoevcr, the Internal Revenue Servitt' quick presents to .Ias Mill. .iiitt Il;is iii's ' .: ss a rut. Ross Itumtn'i't might Kiss ,inis s imlitfi st'rs f 1_1 projection. K io,,iailis honor Su'ui uimi.h' high School stimuli ills %% ith k i Not U .S . Strong I lluittuiii i Loo ng After Bills ::serninole students can feel proud that, as a fOUP. they apparently have outshone their peers Ill other Florida counti es . Meanwhile, the 2,323 testes are left in susjxnse. not knowing how they did individually and 't here they fit into the picture. Thus, the tension for them and their families. This is had enough. But how about the results themse lves ? Are they satisfactory? What must be done') What should be done? These are hard .;; ____________ _______ ______ 1 TOMORROW 5 PM T011 PM S"l'.Vl'F. (IF I"l,OItlI) \ lCI'.' I4,11 \I11'\IF.'s'l' (IF' IIF.\L'I'II .\\I) ltFhl.l1lIl'i' 'h'It I 1 ,1 11 1.[' \\ , F\ I)\I F N 'I'S Ii) Pl(( )I'( )sF I) \\I U. F.It%'ICF. PRO(;I{ \\l Pit' (:()\lI'RI,llI.\SlVl 111t0(,ht \tI 'IF. Ut JI i.'i I, 1977 JI \F 30. 1 978 I IhI.l'l\I 0 \1 \It'I I. I78 - '' There also have been cr es the past few days that student's capabilities and, by extension, his future, should not depend solely on the basis of one exam. Among those sharing this belief is Charles Swaggerty, program director of evaluation for the Seminole County school system. "1 would like to see the state allow some other requirements to be brought into the picture for graduation." he suggests, explaining that he is not completely satisfied with the Functional Literacy Test as a way of measuring a child's education, lie suggests, for example, taking into con• iderat lOfl the regular academic record of the child .s compiled by the teachers and the current testing procedures used in the classroom. We agree with Mr. Swaggerty on the inherent unfairness of using the narrow gauge of the test as the sole measure. And we commend him and other school officials in the county for planning to do something about it. That something is a plan for ''compensatory education.'' Through this, between now and the fall ernester of their senior year, students would be given the chance to recoup, to strengthen their eak spots. '1 hey then can take the test again. And, if necessary, one more time. Three times in all by the time they complete their senior year. This sounds reasonable and fair. As does Mr. Swaggerty's pledge that he and his associates **will do everything we possibly can to make sure these students pass the next time around. We are committed to that. That is encouraging. But it is not enough. We must not allow ourselves to reach the 11th hour again with such last-minute scramblings to justify our educational system. We must immediately take a hard look at our ' educational system here in Seminole and elsewhere in the state and nation to assure that our boys and girls get the learning they need either to continue their education and-or enter into our society. We cannot continue to play Russian roulette with their future. Th ey are, after all, the fut ur e of our county, nation and world, NORMS NOTIONS BERRY'S WORLD The i ty Squad s I IT huim LAY.A-WAY , 20% V, "" I", DOWNJ S it' , '.c' . '.'.'' '' ' ' : '' -I 41)5 4 505 6'' S 410 to 3 11 ' ' I fl 7 IL — ' . , " ' ,',ijv i, ' tat: ne of '. • ' . 15 AOd Tbd tOilOt5r'., staleme' Fee's ho day Ca'" Se'tCec ife no, 401. . ). f., ..r'' P,,... ' ' . '•.' ;' ' i'. . '' ... ' '.' . ''.'.'''' ' -4 -'- -• : ' _l'. - 1',, , : . ', , ' . '' rit 's's. ''t .;n. c, ' '. i' 10 ." .. aiti'..sIflg . '. , to '' : ,. . ' ,' '' ' the n,rs,nq home'' and ''as c' .rnstarrces cr an . '''h *'A" P,1 .. 187 De'ii'It' 4n !hC fist 'sentence and adjust to'' These delete's a t e necessi' e s'.l "0 000cr HrOvii0" adi..str'len', v.j' CCI Ii flur5'? " kus 0 '"ci Sc! ,cc ,'so' ' — do,-gootlersto(lothvir hit for socit-ty by targeting pran,'ing , loping deer 1)rcdalor. and almost two-thirds at the Department of Or th slain to l' p,'rforning a positive Transportation hadn't been paid after a month '('uJgiI'i function IA "..i. ing those poor (lc'er Packwood's hearings produced a series of frori worse fates whatever that oull b"horror stories" from those who survived .*iri par id to a 'shotgun pellet 1st ss i'm the s's es maddening encounters with government deb-tors One witness recounted the tale of a $163.1, ,tnI, in the end, tb's it'd 1)10011 PIt') has e. For a month b cause it ssa paymen t dela)ed e thes art' 'ins mciii, per frri.'i a Public serv'.' ''lust'' on the desk of a federal employ.' for all biujr,.iriits Sort of like Ihtini.iiiits Squads Sen. l,eah% says of his suggt-stv(I congressional accountabilits law. 'liii's suggests another hypothesis' suppose "This process will give us a good ctsan(i' that 'sought-after pres also were armed' Sup- catch and change bad legislation and make 'sur,' pose tia's w,-re able to fire back' that good lasts turn into goxl programs I 4 S OUR REGULAR LOW DISCOUNT PRICES Such a law is lung overdue. The ('tiligress should make it a criatter of top priority when it returns next sear 00 JACK ANDERSON..LES WHITTEN Just'i'ce Probers 'Constant Bad aerina' : by point by point. The third time out, all over, the some thing.., wa this type of cnngwit badgering, over and over and over again." Yet typically, This has resulted in "overcriminalization" of the law, be told us Rankers, doctors, lawyers and utliei pi iiiiiiriil pe'upk ill iR'Ul iiidick'tl. he said, for acts they didn't know were cririlu's The overzealous prosecutors, of cow a'., see themselves as good guys out to convict elusive crime lords, corrupt politicians and shady businessmen. More often than not, the prosecutors are correct dbout their suspicions even though they may lack the proof. But the rights of the innocent will no longer be safe if the rights of the guilty are violated. Prosecutors who believe the end justifies the means will one day cross the line between investigation and Inquisition. Already, too many prosecutors are more interested in gaining convictions than in seeking justice. Simply put, some of the good guys are getting out of bounds. Lick of evidence doesn't always deter these over-eag?r prosecutors when they are after someone they presume to be guilty. If they can't Goodwin was unable to develop any charges against Sager; the grand jury interrogation was merely an exercise in harassnent. prove a supposed crime, they search the statutes for other technical offenses. If the suspect t a bustnes.cnan, he Is open Unfortunately, the Justice Department has other prosecutors like Guy Goodwin. Former Watergi.te prosecutor Seymour Glanzer, whose dogged efforts helped to break the historic case explained that the Watergate prosecutions have inspired government attempts to push too hard. game for harrassment.' Most businessmen, as one prosecutor put it, "are inspected, audited, questioned, processed, franchised, chartered, stamped, taxed and examined." Every time a businessman turns around, he is vulnerable to We reported in an earlier cn ; rct !tcize tn','eduiJution of Guy Goodwin, a hit-and-run Justice Department prosecutor, whose hounding of suspected subversives has been reminiscent of the Salem witch hunts. The chief witness against him, Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Rodney Sager, testified behind closed doors about Goodwin's abusive tactics. Sager described a Goodwin sally into RichmorI, Va., as "a grand jury blitz." He found himself a targ.t of the blitz after he dared to criticize Goodwin's conduct. Recalling his experience before the Goodwin grand Jury. Sager said: "lie went over every single item point by point by point by point. And the second time, he started over on the same thing point — administrative hounding. " location for the trial. 1k cn also pyramid the charges, accusing each defendant of the others' crimes, which puts more pressure on the defendants and creates a greater media splash Nor is it uncommon for prosecutors to join forces against anyone who attacks them Testified Rodney Sager: "We're talking about a paternal organization. That paternal organization is the Department of Justice Arid most of the U.S attorneys, Assistant U.S attorneys in that fraternal concept. if one is attacked, inust come to his aid Some prosecutors bring their aggressive tactics into the trial court. If the testimony takes a bad turn for example. Former New Jersey prosecutor Martin G. Halloran urged: "Get up and make objections. Make spurious objections. Just get up there. Get the defense counsel off the track. Just get up, object, knock ever some water. Do something. We are in search of the truth: there is no question about that. But it is still an adversary proceeding, and you want to win," Not all government attorneys, of course, press for convictions at the expense of justice . SAVE 10% ON ALL I COLOGNES PERFUMES LIGHTERS . Man)' still believe that lair play and individual rights are more important than sending people to Jail. But the quality of Justice depends increasingly on the prosecuting attorney handling the case. I WATCHES ELECTRONICS _ APPLIANCES WALLETS PENS o RADIOS BOOKS f_SAVE 10% ON ALL CHRISTMAS: TOYS DECORATIONS TREES CARDS ORNAMENTS ' ' ' ' . t" • L_I ,'' " • " SC, c.ce Defr''t'on o' " 'o' '.'n'jk' se' SCC s"c': l°t' seiS'CC 5 eSs&''' i 0 "3'v Cd'sS on UIOtjt.Oi does nor CC,,..' 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Jeffrme.s advised prosecutors behind closed doors that lime federal system "is a veritable Christmas shopping catalogue of bad things to do to bad people The problem is that law enforcement officials like Jeffries are deciding who is "bad" and, therefore, who should be harassed. The are assuming the roles of judge and jury; they ' are punishing gwlt before it is proven. To some Jaw enforcement officials, almost any tactic short of lynching is legitimate tool to use against suspected crooks. At the closed-door seminar, former Justice Department attorney Robert Ozer told his Fellow prosecutors how he applied "fantastic pre1sure" to wrap up an investigation involving a voting machine cornpan)'. lie dispatched 20 ae..nts at once to interview witnessei" They moved across the country like a swarm of locusts and, In about four days, Intervic',ccd approximately 100 people," he said. "You would not believe the kind of panic this.. caused in the voting machine company. but major abuse, Seymour Glanzer told us, is the "willy-nilly" application of the conspiracy charge, Conspiracy is vague; it can occur anywhere the suspects might have exchanged communications. Thus, by alleging consiracy, the prosecutor can Just about choose the most Favorable 's 'i 140 D,'let,or of 1,1 fr I', nan"'q as i ,ir St'r's ct's $nCe tOe fedetal 'epo t'nq st e ' c--G' u 54 -' 1. "a., •.'- - a -v!-',.0 ,. ' H or' ,lJ?aJvm,'fr 5,i include ''no na.' 1 ri-A) r fl..' 10 it't!CCT Cuf'i'"t cOnt!3Ctflg 010C' 'jO" 1 , to Now. (fiat stoulil b- a contest, a challenge, a real spoiling po us ent ttonds'r bust brasi' those adventurous weekend warriors would Ii' then" •'l "__s,'•'_ i" I'.' Ja"ua' 1 1978 unanned prey. Sortie contest. 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I. 1977 Thursday, DEC I, _1C77-7A Dawkins Shot Beats Jazz Rim By United I'ress International fur us ('eltIes%, Bulls 92: Mitch Kupchak tossed in 26 points, Phil Uhenier 24 and Elvin hi;iyes 21 as Washington controlled the offensive board' en rout.' to its victory over San Antonio George Ger,'nn stas high mars For Spurs with 2" points l3.liig Collins had 19 points State Playoffs Friday In Vero 0 0 I , 1 ,11 NHL Slanderit Sr United Preti ifltVit,1i Campb,ii Conlrencp afflts Underdogs Vs. Miami If. . . lt DAN IIUTLEDGE Herald Correspondent - V I .:u's.s 'ou'd have to 4 own Pis y Is 4 1 31 11 6 7 29 Atlanta F I Y 21 NY Raner% $ 12 2 i Smythe D,w.i.on W I I Pit (n(ago 6 0 • 20 Vancouver m 1 0 , ly "The) appear to be physical Fullback on short yardage kicking. Hi' has booted 13 extra tiutititi wuath starts, but sitwi I. ion or if an injury points, and three field goals. lkti,'ins h pia>ed most of the tile past (our or ''As a team, I believe '..e are occurs to starting running this season. His longest field t.ii Tb.' uutIflg faster than they are,'' Kelley hacks Chan Muller or Brent goal as good for 41 yards five Truiit asses.w.i Matthews, both also seniors 54q)holnor.' is the better p.ISst'r Saints also have soptioiiiiri' .iiil I ls'Ii t' hi tier oi ,ihit ! the :v. Matth is ihi tt iui s B rooks Quinn who call also lvi seen, tint t are a but.' the • IJOItI ht'.iil ' rennet .001 leading ground gainer, lie has kick the ball. lie has taken over more varied on offense.'' under fir.' alt'. ugn lk'hrt'nj. yards or over in the punting duties more .in'l The Saints ik have a good run for l .i)l has uliprositi quit ki) with ''very gune but to this year more in the second halt of (hi' .k.d of depth I one of the two last siceks 16 and has a 32-sari season positions, despite' 1asing most I t Saints also thiS I jUfllO Booker victory. field goal to his credit People two .So ott Sc ho' i tlnt't. ii ho sta ii s it Senior Ja Johnson. of lit' sat out almost two The Saints rvgularl% LLSJ timo •h'frnsive back and-or saftt) Sanford. is a ii.l, 3)(1-pound quarters of the Booker games quarterbacks senior Mike but ha'. s.'t'n action, iiit'iuilirit burkik' versitihit'. Johnson smith bruised ribs. Butcher and sophomore hlrotk one start , at qu..r'erback this plays tight end most of the turn' Johnson is also the Saints' No. llchren_s smith a third in s,aon, when Ruk her 'Ails out on offense, but can boy.' to I kicker both punts and place rt'st'rv,' if needed iii t iso ga:nts mm itt an • r- ,. II.. h.'ad •'':'ch it the I iiiit S;iitit Pit- Saints, 7.3 take I0-1 Mi,.tii Palmer Prep Frida 'tight. 8 p in in a ('lass stoi'fmal gait' of the Florida School Hi ghi thk't te A5&iation htotball Plasoffs the toni i'st still ii" il.t'.i at ero Reach high Stadium. mm hih is a bo ut ti.lf'sm betmm eeji I hi' timo schils I....... I haven't hear d in u - h about then. but thus limeimon 10 '.o '.ttu knomi thus 'it' ' gWi' got .'iie'thinc.' said Kt'lli') _ .' ' .*bmw ..Wl i in, thing P,ilna'r has is . .f ' ) *..., ,! . . sit' Fh' Miati .1 si hotil has 10 'A iii om.'r iwuls in.Iuiinc fuhht,t k i)miight Most)). , V : .ffl wnor, siho stands i'-2, ., , . s's,. ,• . -..•. anti mm tights in at 218 pounds TRINITY DEFENSE GETS SIGNALS STRAIGHT Thu entire Palmer backfield is big and all undi'rcla,sn en Pict, ,uiis leading rnsht'r is . sophonort'. tailback Hill) I .ptart'ili taptarilli is onli but ottigh. 17S pouttoLs built low to the ground, and hard knock tiff his feet °n t'aiiiit'r sCnl.)r ill Litheard fruit is #14. 231-pound, Shersmoo.i Hodson pia ii idili' guard, and anchors the and Lake I3rantic'. huge Palmer defense' Bs DAN RUTLEDGF I'i.t more patient this time B) comparison, irinit) tie rsld Corr endent Lyman's rematch smith mmdl ht t)eIind Prep s biggest pla)ur is s4'nior The' Patriots girl game Bishop Moore is the First of a tack].' J 1 Wiik-tt It's Bishop Moore again, pair of hone games for the featuring Fret' a(thission For the Limo-it,.) iIIttt smould have overad smithout Carter osenior 'Hounds this weekend and leani opener .sh,idusmt'd l'ulniur's biggest in 'nter 1-'rankiei they'll give u'. the onh home gait' in Saturda). t.yiian's ho'.'. mmii size alone, if the gun. hal been said Lyman trouble,'' ho a good (hula horest tt'n -n.inok' Count'. for a bo)s ;Iit'l at ttit' beginning, instead b,1k.'tbalI mentor Rick Steinke Steinke was tr)ir.g (ii sii,iiu varsits I"rida) night of the .'nii. of the' season \V.dnesdas afternoon keep his tongue in The other boss' gain.' Fnidns talk, ii start ed liii' season at a They hurt us last time, is hen finds Lake' Ilosmetl 15-2 visiting cheek ,tll tilt sailt' tint .'.. hittis n pountis, iiJ m hen It were patient on offense It Orlando Colonial he' spoke' abou Kehics ste But ho too big, it mm;, their First game, though. mmorrs ing' uSer Ll..• Also on tap h-'riduy are' tim. Its touch '.m.'ight. anti it tiil the got excited before it \boore' c.w.t l-'rtdas unless he was girls' varsits game', both at so;, us e't I expect then; to be m' orried ,ibout Ins lean. slomm.',i fur., d.,smn Ib' ha' bt'.'fl home- Lake Hostel! '-mill hot ieing st.'ight all season, p,4111 .'ing 'serei,nfiijs'nt lx'caus,' I asked h.ti to, partl% In ths t%41, teams' first ii .'t'ting in the first round of the of he win viuhition." :thd parthi hi'taust' lt g.s:T.'s iC(turs Classic, I.) of tsto-sms plus still nut'irulIs shipped Bishop mI,or(' take the smeight off, especially leading 32.20 at half and outcortng liii' :t visitors tiers "lien over half the guilt'. ,... lu' on(t'st' un'io'r the quarter - Colorado M,rv,.'soia ''' . , " J -111 Seminole Grapplers Lose Opener ', ,,._ S I " ?- ,s 4 I I) S ;' 09 It I Ii 2 Ii S - ' ' ' * I. I Ph I) S i c 14 Boston SufSalO Toronto - i; Cteseland if Wednesda y's Re...tt, 2 SuperSonksS, Kings 84: Gus Williams finished smith 2; taunts and Slick Watts hit t baskets in the final two rninui as )te'attle im(tfl its second gaiti.' on the roati It stas the opcniI' can..' for ('ttath IA'nn WilkiA, the replacen.'nt For Hbhi hlopkirls. sthot soas fire-ti W4 la'. Bucks 13), Pacers 113: Brian Winters and Marqt. ,Jt,thj)5tJfl stoical 21 points eaC4i to poster Slilsoauket' India0a so a , pus'i'd by II points Fri4 -\ifrnu t)anitlt's so ho tangled 4U aiuut' with the Bucks' I)a Sleyers.Afte romards, the t'4' t'xchanged smurtis outside tke Mil'.oauhe'i' locker roori an'! hail it) is' separated bs police ' - hs.it s nit the first till., thus has hap.'n,''l cu:, nirughari '-.ini of lOs' , tiittt'f6ii-k f:se'r) night it st'snn,s like s. ni 'sine' e'Ls.' is ('sjilifl4 out anti liming the jtib - Adams Division injur) 4 ' Lou-i Montreal Lot Ar'gee D at,' .' Ptt'.burgt' aSt'ngton - - 11 6 9 S 17 Whet conferenc e N.tr.t Divis i on WI I Pit ' V . W i, Pniaa tt'afli try to near you down. art the underdogs,' said Joel : I Patrick Division NY1slIrdeft ~@ .A 'O 0 I .-i A record-shattering crowd of .15,077 was on hand at the I ouism.sniu Supe'rdotmu.' Weelnes' slay night the largest ever For a re'gul,sn 'season National lt;iskt-theill Sssot lation game'. Then Darryl I Sasm kin.'. did '.Ofliil sh.'i(tt'ring of his The' if oun(uinou'. Philadt'l' phia vi-miter hit a 15-foot jwiip sbiut mmli. three see'onuds r.'nuainin ..s the 7be'rs fought bath to du:u I' (t' Jan, 117-114. lifting (Ii.' 71i'rs to their loth t naught si iI.- 7''-r ''h ,:n',' fltw'i lii' 'iii.-. coil, hirig tt,st'Iu,', i ,slli,'sl (tIll. 1 Ili-point 'i''licit in Ito tbiirli quarter to cii-,' IbsIly C 1lrruingl,,hI, his 14th stun ru IS c,ilit's Pro Hockey S V SDlp Veteran Dave Ilsng, replacing .irisl l,lossl fres' 18 for injurs'tl Charlie- Scott, scored a I'hii lasie'hph iii s'ason-high 21 points and Dave Tb,,' Jazz, smith Pete Maravich ('.ssmen,s added 12 points and 14 rt'bowisls to lead a fourth'04,11111-d sm it hi is li.rtt' spur, 'A en'' quart,'r surge that sent Boston Sit tiiiu/sei its bitrirs Ibibby li'ist I biic'ago Artis Gilmore sobto [)lis i-li tsr Nest Orleans hall .12 point'. For the' Hulls. two tit'd'.ttbtS ugt, Bras ens lOS, hawks 511: lit' st untIl sisen o f his 17 Bills Knight Find in 32 points hunts ni his' last qwini.'r tis Itsand Ssmt'n Natt'r snared a game6e'rs uI)pe'tl tbit'sr ro-olIrd to 16-5, buight Ii re'hountls as Buffalo tops in Iii' .-ttl;sntn t)iViSillnl thts', it'll the injury- 'ridden ('sail',tiolrit h. mm ho pl.tt. el bluish'. For the Braves, Chuck (ii.' tnt in.' gati..' mm itbu Maravie ii 'iS illianis and W1I June's scored .ut, biatl a M'asotn-high 27 point'. ss'assjn high'. of 22 and 18 points, fir 5.'' ilrhs',-irvs mmb;ulI- ira t's'i'i t :',,'!'. Atlanta ',s as It'd I(Ili,lilsltli had ,s gtin;s --buighi )!lut' .John,sun with 19 points Iurt1s anu'i 21 re'bs,UrlliS Piston,c 10$, Lakers 95: l-;h's'sttus'r.- in the NBA, Bolt Lanier scored 3)) points Ito-stir 'ft'ie'att''l C tiitagi. 'tib.o',I ,ttib tt-an.'b so tb Al Skinner to htufftia t,.';tt -St lint... i:I .1 lt'ail a Iast'pc'rui.b rally as I h'tr it ttt'ik 1-jr, nu'e'ls s, 1(4I iot roil so tin its ""coincl ',on1 08. 5% ..'.hinugts,nu '.topçmm'ii s;m;; 'ec'utis'e game after dropping .' ritltnuii 116-105. Seattle six straight N,tni, Nixon hall 2 trUlii.t-'b Ka Ciy, 81-81, Flints and Earl Tatu.ni 20 for and Slits ;.uks'i- I'M.'i li'lu;tfl.t. the Lskers 1_lit-I Bullets 116. Spurs 105: , ss e 4(ttvetand S. Toronto 3 NY Rang,,'. I 5' io, ', C NY litnOrt I too I i,, Plttbucgrt 6. l)o't,o' 2 1.uSfto I (CIIj I Ouch! Seminole High kicked off i wrestling season on the wrong foot Wednesday night. dropping a narrow 33-30 decision to Apopka despite outstanding pins by John Temblay, Steve Benso,,, Robert Charles and Glen Wade. The Seminoles' chances were not enhanced by forfeits in 105 awl 112-pound classes, Seminole tries again Monday night i n Day tona Beach against Seabreeze. The next home match will be Dec. 10 at ii a.m against Colonial and Bishop Moore. Top performance of the night for Seminole '.as turned in by Wade. in the 98-pound category. Wade won his first match with a pin -- .r - ' . .. - - . - Limping ' Hounds To Bounce BOck 9 ' . - .mat.'r, ' Ha - Ili I : I 9 over Brad Y.O(KIha UI Transactions Mike Meadors picked up a 5115 in in I 19pound class via forfeit, while Tremhlav pin in the 126-pound competition came alter only 36 sec3nds OOlbIIi ' q',4 Al Burton and (orrhefbae. k' Mae'. at "cc 40r's .4 Datro' T.' end tcari.r on oee -ntU'Pd S4nd,,t *1'. Iac s arcs room. runn,r rCsrvp 1, i Glenn (aprola *% Wavne Duke Wil pinned in 4 II in 132-Jx-)und action, a similar fate which 1:38-pounder Anthony Everett suffered ('had Roll as disqualified in 1 4 5'pound action and 167 pounder Arthur .Jackson was pinned in .1 39 Benson's pill came in '2: :14 it I 3-pound play Sin U 11 Stoncesli 69 Sra-sti.t 97 MtT 10 05CC, 6.1 NY YarIm, SC D,la*a,, 91 Dr,.,I 7 0 Del vat 6 * s-s mi ll Agrees 'Cats Tough BIRMiNGHAM, Ala i UPI with 19 points, but it was a dunk Givens, 6-4 and 'onli 2O has tail.' ont of high st. hoot &. Joe hail would have you he made against 7-4 Vladimir been one of the better shouters Mat stint to Purdue. mm here he believe that his Kentuck. Tkachenko that awed the in the SE(' the past few years '.ered 38 points as a frestunan basketball team mmon't Russians against Minno"a.ta. n a and there's a transfer student dominate the Southeastern tM drove in or a layup, the,, on hand named Kyle Mac) who then trarisft'rred to Kt'ntuck) Conference this sminter, but then stunt up for a backhanded dunk sonic olaervcrs are comparing last )ear admits he shares his players' The huge Tkache'nko got a hand to Louis Dampier when he' mias l(bt') and I'tiiilips artfeeling that the Wildcats will on the ball but t,ec stuffed the at Kentucky excited about p1;.) ing smith win the national championship, ball and Ikachenko's hand in Mac). front Peru, Imi. Mac) because he's one of the Hall gives you such tines as the basket for a tmto-pointer moanted to go to Kentucky all i*'sl f.'°'ders the)' t's.-r pl;.)ed no trophies are handed cut in Kentucky, which was accused along but Hall didn't have a smith., said Hall 'liii') •'nvipreseason because, like all at times last season of playing a scholarship to give hint smhe'n he sion him getting (ho' ball inside coaches, he doesn't want to put 'karate'' defense, figures to be totht'iii a lot But the) may bets himself out on a limb. most physical when freshman hit disappointed because he's But pin hall down and he'll Chuck Aleksinas of La(chfield, 'e,ich a good shot sot' re going to And Carter pla'. i '111% HoruL, agree that the 1977.75 Kentucky Conn., gets Into the game big'.'.' tiiui doing quit.' a bit 'F tb. V. illt'tt's still, lt. of action, paringl'. in that giir haske'tball (earn is better than "We'll be more physical this sh'4i:g himself n the 'un ntltt's1 because if tue saint' back Injur) the senior tackle' last year when the Wildcats year than in the past," said that thire;ttt'ns to keep him out pounds hull keeps telling the Ken('rooms High, School's freshwere -i and should hav gone hall. "So far as that 'karate' going into the Palmer gait' at a of this mme'e'kt'nd's action tui,k alumni, and ;ifl'.on.' .'l'..' further than the NCAA East image go, we wouldn't have man basketbahi team opens its Iuii, quicker. 215 Tb.' hounds base' a pair of season tonight with a 7 o'clock listening, that no one (tarn can Regionals where a sloppy first recruited Aicksinas If we had Paul Smo,'tt. also a senior juniors in the Mitch Hanson minate' the SE(' this stinter . half cost them a 79-72 lost to home garlic against the do wanted to get rid of it. lint'ni;m. started the )ear at 210 ,iriii t;n,'g iiigu.'- waiting for ti that the Wildcats must work Nor:h "Alekainas showed up here la'csburg frosh but has shrunk to 190 The national runnerup tti;u' to shosm their stuff ('hris hard if (tic) hope' to finish on Panthers coach weighing Y8 and we sent him Steinke says if Carter can't go, sanit' holds true' for junior Carolina. "There's definitely a feeling over for a checkup to see host' Marlelt.' mmdl be going smith a b secomil teanrt'r Mark Sistrunk, then Hanson still start among our players that thus still much of that was fat,'' said ttarting lin.'up that inclunli's ,sriti just But, in alinist returned (hi.' sari,' Karl 1artu' Neal. last .e'ar's be Kefltuck)'s year to go all the Hall -Word came back that his l)sma)ni' 1)usail, Mik.' breath, he'll'eli )UU K.'rttuck both started at '.'consi leading 'toter, has 1M'.'n Salisburs stay, said Hall. ''But, I've playing weight probably should Gaudreau, I'dre'nct' Sippu ,, i' better than a )ear ago mmht'ti user 2(1), hut nosm are' down 5 1 fir LII et Tb.' i-2 senior been around long enough to be about O lie's down to 248 Robb) Rouse' and Robert Gu) the Wildcats moere' ranked N S each of around 19n pounds las -csire-el 18 $JLflts in know too m n)' things can and really looking great." a has been House is the tallest pla)er in in the nation arid then he'll add, Senior alisbur) lii.' three hound'' 'arie's. happen on a given night." Don't get the idea that the ('roorits starting five at (- ''We deserve to Is' ranked high Injured all season, but stas leading the 'curing in eat-li There aren't very many Kentucky is only muscle. Jack feet this year top t.kaye'd for action in the season (;r,'g Thon as, last sear ' s lie has college teams that can match finale' against Luther point producer, has not hail muscle smith Kentucky, maybe hut hand yet this '.ear but has been seeing a little' more action no ne The Wildcats have four bEt'fl making p for it on hit' each week and will hi' reac h for players who stand 6-foot-1 and turiis Thunias is lb.' leuslinc h',ilm.'r the "smallest" of those, fresh. Palmer is not a hugh scoring nt'Isiundt-r after the first thr,'t' man Scott Courts of Denver, teal., it i)s h.lIe' gauss Cob, weighs in at 23) sth' has ollco ted tim.. fllns antI Sit said that although Two of those 6-10 performers, Darnt;shki'd to six tout-tie's in hound,'. art' ( nil) 2'1 s.'niors luck Holicy and Mike '. sure stunted to "I n that preparation for 'rid Phillips. still start Itobe)' was h(otur tournanr,-nt'' at this contest first-leant all-SEC last season, ilrohiaiiier hatted 23 ru The's at.' ii ball control B) United h'ress lntrrnatioiial long-ball str-nglh, smhicti can't ;i'Lnt. b' is ilt'a.',si smith the Phillips third team, and hail gaines for (he' ('butag' Whit.' WhittDave Kingn.an, the erratic to be pitched around line up, run tiitis ost-raIl de'vo'I.ptnient'' t('aflt the) like says both are "improved" Itt,5t 'ason and is .'xpe'ct.'si ou. slugger who hits baseballs over anti eat . Maddox batted only 262 '.oibi - 1 have been please.l smith our right at ''They are stronger, if you ,ipartni"nt buildings behind Iso k limo hoin.'rs and flint' hUll for '' push l)enn) li)l.', the Rt'ti irIt.'rlsit) on defense. t'spet-iall) can believe that, and have more ball parks isit bats in the' .220s the Baltimore Oriole's in !'. in lb.' l4'e'sburg game t,m b) x incumbent .,'umid quickness,'' said hlall. Iboth with frequent .ctrikcout,s, signed but Met General Manager Joe bas.'inian, in addition tip giving Its Hounds. 53-I1 and I hik' carne to us around 260 and have it five-year runtract estimated McLonaid said, ''bit's a fins' Boston 1,11,.' nis'i,'ii,-d infield ;ibilit to run our (ifFi-nie.' trimmed down. Robey has at $1 million smith the Chicago talent and should be a we welcome oe ,tithoujt getting rattled, sh'spit.' become 3 really exciting player Cubs Wednesday and anaddition to the club . .'shur t'ji's press and Phillips, at 235, had a great unced he' was "looking for. Maddox aLso was pursued b) Rut lii" I -)TI-all tag.' ho',' ak's game against the Russians." wart] to playing Si games in a the Orioles and the Chicago 'oil.' 1 twit br ill' Kentucky beat the Russian Wrii'ls'' i"..'Id ne'ii eison Wh;tc 'r" 1' tb pros, Ii ,'jit if) soil.- aria'. .;f hi' TAMPA,, l'I'l seutiui (cain I(9-1 and Soviet me 6-fool, 6-inch, 2b0,,)und signed for les.smiionc;' with the s play Jack l'arde',' smorkeel his ('hie'' Coach Alexandr (;omelsky Said slugger, who played for four Mets because' he mmanl.'d to ha'.' I. start shootin,: go Bears extra hard for Sun- afterwards, "I think Kentucky teams last season, was one of return to New York '' tn t' thrusts IA'tti-r just d;i 's gal,.' smith Tampa Bay MIAMI t'h'l has the best team in the United lii.' Mi,iinii three free agents to sign i,ii k of • onic,ntratiisni W.- bias.- V. ,'dn,'sd,is ,.n.l said he doubted States Not in the Olympics, nor n. the first major leagu,' lk.lptuiis Filled (hi' last n.'n;iint lucrative contracts Wednestiay free agent signed by (tie .le-ts, ing spot on their roster We'd. been smorking on it,'' hi' said ii (ht'. could have mniath' i in the Univers'ty games have I Outfielder Elliott Maddox, inun1 Vti' han' not ts't':i doing through a garnie in (1w soanini, seen better.' soho previously had g;unibled nteo(i.iv bs signing fret' agent " m', i.1 jotion the Lioard,s, tither sticky soeaths'r only on pitcher Tori. hiausriian defensive coil Hick I)'.orak, a 'flteh4usslans were especially troubled with Enjunt's since a in Uti' re-cntrs draft circus l lit rdet', who moved his Inpressed by ''super sub" hedliant season smith the New off.'nsivl'l) or •h'f.'nesi'.'e'ls,' hsforrii', New \'t,rk Giant York Yankees in 1975, signed a ui'ntini's1 'I t- i-4, '2E'peiunsi tornnte'r practice's south this week so the James I.t'e, a relatively short 6I knoim part .um Bears ouid get u-ed to the Siy Kentucky's standards but a live-year package estimated at Yti hits State Itlis:..'r isa'. ri'ts,wi,lmnig pi-obl.-nt is due' 'o heat, worked his players about husky 230. lee led the scoring $&)O,000 with (he New- York Ii ,tfted in the third round in Mets and utility infielder Jack ('.irt,'r' being inijurr,l 3) minute's longer than normal. II hy the' hiroharner agreed to a pact with V. II inmost Mitt hi in (tie-re' The' Ht'ars said they have Iii.' Dolphins had limit '.pots to 'I For a 1- risl.i .iit'I -. host he'll is..' three' play ems recuperating The foursome' of Gloria till thus smes'k after daring reported $300,000 spread over SIs'inik,' also ti;id a good word fro". illness and (itt, who are I'rxsser, Loraine Miller, l)ottle ii'fensiyt' end Vein Den hie'rder three years. for hi'. ,st-e'ontl teami "Our injured, but all we're listed ' ci's and safety ( tiarle'y Babb Kingman, who has hit many' Bateman and Margaret Kinney mt-serve's pl.iye"I the entire probable for Sunday. t'fllhir bont' on iijure'd re'serof his gigantic homers out of posted a best-ball score of55to ve fourth quarter against A club spokesman said th Finals for the area Hoop Wrigley Field, agreed to e haul home top honors in the 5t'tinule'," he pointed out, running lack Walter Payton The other spot s.as tilled by "Bs't'au,se' all of our starters has the 'lu, linebacker tug Shout basketball event will be Cubs' offerafter dickering with women's golf tournament at defensive tackle lull Windaut'r, recovering from held Saturday at 10 a.m. at then. and the New York Mayfair Country ('tub. fouled out Buffone' is A (it' for second olace who had been smaived twice by "i%tal %v played the'ji, even in priewlionla and offensive lirt. I.akeviest Middle School, Yankees since the end of the developed between Annette (hi' Dolphins earlier in the year the' quarte'r, 22-fl That is very man Jeff Sevy is recovering pairing winners from each area season, The Dolphins said there sse'rv school in age groups ranging The Cub. point out that they Hodges. Grace' Sauers, Irene' encouraging. You base to have- frotit tonsillitis, only 500 seats left in the 75,450hiarri.s and 8 to 13, had five players last sea,%n Alice Potter and the Fullback Robin Karl has a it bench if you are to '' Orange howl for Monday foursome of Winners advance to the who had double figures in Suzy Dickt'y, shoulder injury' and punt hai.' a rt'all good year district tourney in New- Sniyrna homersandeachhadrnore than Vivian Pierce, Joan Ztnn and flii,ttts g.inii' with Baltiniore' 'A 'trung lamb will win returner gun t' on two over a se'asoiu.' kg injury-.Steve Shuyberl has a Beach on a date to be an. 60 14111 and believe Kingman Frances Phillips, both groups who has a onc'gauiie lead over Miamii in the' AF'(' Eastern nountinil. will give them top to bottom having a '' gun..' B Sign New Punt Itl I Ph? Jhnihn 75, Pt Pb 7 2 Prov 51 1,tvll. 51 Rhode island ii. Sro kotgtrt Ii, Seson 91a15 Fe 5' SOev'Jv 6.1. Scranton 14 St Jot 101 AIbr.gt.l 70 ¶.t Vince 13 ,Va'.n & is-fl 60 Slip Rem 07, WaFnsbg II ' Sleubriwl IC. R M•r.t Fe Spracute 505 (on,', 61 Croofl'Is Opefls Vermont 19 71cr,, $ *'d.ber 533 U's-n,'. 61 South Slurdld 69. E p t , 6. Ciemion 505 urman I) E T.rv ' SO App, 5' 63 Ga Ssheqn 75 Go $1 7) Go Tech 11, Troy 5' #9 - Mit II. Pd C Char 64 No Car 90, Ore 5' 61 Aihvi 12 S C Spar m Cl Pacic 7$ Mrs'hq'd St ?I Va 41 Rlndlpr Ma(c, ss VMi 1 3 7 Al.',,, BOl'. 90 Va T,< Ill 0 It *5' 6. i'a' o II Ars. VA 61 ,%'..,n ?Sid,,,iI s - - 115 S',IC'Src, Fe Bo*lng Gfn 52 L.ndIp at Cca-s' Si I) WIth IC F ii' 76 Mo 55 1 it Hanover Ind 70 XI,' Is Pltdlbg 101 OlulfIn t ans 91, r0,dPm 67 krnpn 41, 0 Oornncn s 10,011 iii 70. M.nn 6 seam 0 54 Obsrben Notre Darn, 91 savior $7 Kingman,Maddox Sign ed To Big Money Contracts ' $9 - OP''o '1 Ice , $54s 7 I A-tm OS Cs-n?,, *, it South,,l Yr '.'u'r. e3 Ar. s-l0 '.1 it 74-i 5t 105 fl-s"oe it I., ?i'<h 71 71 ',ls'. $' 60 A.' I orm - WetS S (010 54 Sins,.' 69 SnSe ' 6' - , hr Bears Drill " " In Tampa m Inks i Rick Dvorak Mi '' " "' ..'unt Hoop Shoot On Saturday 55 The Best At Mayfair • ' I)ivisit:i Ji Ala' AT SIMINOLE ORLANDO WEDNESDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIR ST - ¶ F celno Arana II 23 S 20 2 0,; , 14 0 -'1 4 13 3 40 3 La'' ja,920 01 326CC Pt? 't'.it 3• 06 90 I I ca A'Cc'r.' 16 20 760)00 2 Ns-gv Quola 100160 SECOND -- :2.3 THIRD — I .; .. ;c Sara Vs. to 20 S 60 2C 2 Larr Quota 6 20 120 lb.' AIbs-mO i iO c Ills i, 75' ¶0240 FOURTH 900 600 2 ' I ic:c;t - P :-.:' " 1 4600 P u's. Vi. 570 140 Larm' icha,e 500 0 (31) 7 555 50 00 I l 11 $17 $0 FIFTH - I Y,on. Sa,'cPaz ii IC 10 2 60 2 Nequ, Abcs 7 00 S 40 3 Sara Juan Iii Q i 1 61 31412 P 6 I6* 40 SIXTH - I 1(1 Sand".: 5 700 t 420. 1 Oita Pere: o40 leo (Icho Ecm:. 340 0 ii 3440 I' Q ii 11 lQ Hoople's - I Atdana Jav , 11 ' SEVENTH S 204 40 7 La'' Per 7 II C') 3 60 3 Uri* Coldol60 Q ii 113940 P Ii 117350 590 (17) *.tP all 11 96 00 (I 7 *.lh all Ii i 60 EIGHTH - I Ms-dna Arch I 70 120 300. 2 Sara AlSo 460 4 60, 3 Sans. Juan 743. 0 (2 4)2560 P NINTH - I B'lbaO 5020 5000 500? Amla600 120 1 (echo SSO. 013715160 Pt?)) $140 TENTH - I i,Ibao Allu 960 II 10 0.460, 2 Maya EI3m:a 1700 410 3 ase SInches 340. 0 '57)0220. P lit bucking smith 'ui '.,- t.- t an FiiiriiI,s elir;t'spel;llie- nt - I 'T I,.nid' .suiis'rd,, I,', iOu 'it' it'll •tssu. e'.i tilt' (.,.tors still tit',' out itie e.Ulipaign oms a tinchi itt' I,t tnIlIr?msi.Ung 51 lb Se'tuuii.tle". W' lisik hr %% w, hInt) (41.4-ti and cohorts ttlt,IitIi.IUi( the St ifs- n..' li',til h'. p,i',r' 5 ''''iI \'. :''li.;ur;,u",d .!:::;::,, ,!,r,!.;:, .ini the' terrific' .ill'surptcs. - 1 lillilt'l' Isrrs Kt.% . mmii tots ,,-'r ,I)t)O' - ,'e' 2 ';.-'' ' .- , '- resurgence evident td bs (ii.' C 'tugam s of hit.' 1 'on in I )i'curn her 4, I Ioust.in •tart Ne AA-11:11:1'.iii 'ar for .t r'- tUitilit 'as lm'hs.i..n iul;stion mm his, ii still kt.p Ito-Il iff 1'S' next star l'bie' Jap.tn.''e' f .tI,!I ft art' in fir ,t special (ret in tb' Csr.smiibling.l..n.ple' fr,s I i'ading (hi.' C ira,!: lilifli l'ige'r' .ittut' L'. the' as'ri.l stizard I ug V. ilhi,iiii' so hut ha'. as e'ragt-I tiir ,-e' iii pass.". ist carl.' thus ).'.sr anti •u,rt'ls still be lfl' tub lii,' top i tll.'gi.it' t- hoie. !11 lbs upe-unrinc professional dr .01 hit' 1 ''mph' (155 Is art n t !, it bt.isbifui when it toni - ling thu giuci lint', fl souring affair so.' Itu t I,;` n i .r;uni bling to finish. in lit. I Ic end of a 46-36 soontosk-K,,if Despite iii'. inherent rlodt'sts liar readers, I riust rs'ts'nl t. u this' hlotopli' Football Fr- .ut has .'njos i'd an,tbi,'r ' - nt' National %eason St;tnlit,.:, pe'ning mm ci'k.'nd so ton so. c, J % tL till Penn Sta(,' an t i \ ,tn, 1 is, i-nd the Rutgers a n il h'ittsbumgh sminstre'iks r.'spe'ttust'ls and then followed 'mitbn ittia 1'. if,,, ('.trolini;s''. startling ti'nque,sts IF North (',niana State and Duke. arid Intl mfl'5 lunnuing upset of Ust' .4-2!, the exact score " v ;lr.-tI: till Snil mm ha but hi's'pI,' gas situ Ukl;ihslrlui Its siek'tr;io'k ,)hill St,tti, inutl Notre lion to iieriihi'.ii Southern (',slii-nnll,s bill Ie-as to UIt- rnll tin. iklahi,n,,, Sooners. and Stirn,'siita to kmieo k tiff the hi, is us f.i% ttnt'i ('C 'l.A arid in.;snr'. _s4 - 'nit'-y r f ,..4,,,,,,g ' %1;,1l - Football Forecast ,,, o'rugt'tl 1.-mm than Pill nintis per g;ulut' ;ill season. In a thrilling (- 'ott-st. the Ibmipi.' Ss'tt'iji i aIls it fl,lrid.i 31, florid,-. State 14 And this one still 1.' month thi.' prit -,' of ,,ii' im ssiw, in ,.hl ito 1w km 1' iambi,; uinkuin.pbi -1 ht W. 0,11111,:. '.'ilr.' 2,ll nile's to il l' sidti, in the O range' Ilissol. tb, \ti,uii Ilurru- ane's so ill oulliti,' smith (utun IlosmI nitrinIrIl's- \i'(r.' Dan,' it o' tut.'rit Irish, '1 to 'late' anti hoping to s. inn Ito' Nil I rating in their imsol .tppe'ar;uice', have too miutti if t've'ruhjng for Iii.' t tit ni,,nn;,'d Hurricanes .uiii will s in hirtlils 47-14 Dr.' o unIte-st still gist' I ,mn I)s". lilt''. lads ant'(h, r h i l'portunits ti isli'.ti p. stt'rfuI thin offellsi%t. mm ',, lit:s afi , l sti.trpt-i (hi.' Itr'mmnt'r'Illi sIeftrsist' t hub for their -1,tnlU,ir o'mug;.gt'ni:t'nt in lb. (ottin 1 \nu'uni and (I.' hiasmaiu 14,iiiitmtso \,Irribsrs hi,s'.t' int'l t'.mii lsftri mili tiso' V'illJo-a('. noinig fa i th encounters But. 1tisy ing in the fnu'nudls confint's ''I .Shisii;s St,sdiujii so ill lii' just (hut - right trio hi tb, hiusmaimani 't,ilsm,irts ,tnll tht' still take the ,.. ,ssuj,' .1 tie tniti'tiu visitors, ,'82I I hi' hliit'ttuii Cougars, soti', t.irttti lit.' "i'.ison smith gr,'at i'xIs'obttitilus hs tnippinc ( (l.A , :;-;.;, coil's 001110 it UI) t'fl it ts'lit' if stIll! riot,''. In •i ru,ttittni,ills bit's 15,11 ;sffuir the I','sas A01 ' - -, - - .I :-P1-' -i 5' .ri-,'3 'I s'.. S.- - :.-Y-, ,..,. 5-i'-, - ', - st , - -- -- . - ___3 - It 1. ,,,,,,, 1 — Sale 18.99 - 1. - A, Wilson Prestige Reg 2499 F Ill ) I !li' I lilt-b niediats' to ,5 , ______ ',' 1' ' ' 'O " ' . : - '- - ' tt I l( ti ?n(lltIltiI hire' is stub I'ntlgniostme-at l,r l's-i itt's' '. t.-riinit' Io i tait- la'rforini,ult'e Right Wrong Ties Pit 444 166 9 .721s that, tls';sr Inc-nil'.. i a picking i'll'. .141 to o top-rate'.l es'n(t'sts 1.0 P1 mme'tk hiir'ruriiph' hiapps bmiliticiss Is i all ill trio tiit' hitltlplt- f't,rct-,estr:,-t.'.uii tit1 be sure to st;itoh for olin Howl ( ;.,lines pr. l;t',mtii' it, th.'se' i'c,''. - _ _1_ 5 pcI off req price on Casey s. ' ' ' '' t' .'''S -' And I C ', L k4 1 •'t/i. 'I ?' • , ' .-s- 4 'i - 4v" '-V 4' L4i1i 3 Lr ;'.1i busm offis ii 6.- 31 "101t, Is - ' ' " ,' • !6.1.'.4. 011t. . -- 14 ' '4 ' L r 'I >X5i')J'h"".. . '.' 4,., " - '.' I iiEv t'e'.1r'i li'' a , • pet- li it, - ' '' -' ;'1( . o. 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All 3 311 20 All 371 It $142.0I9 A 7551 9-1 - - -" :, (75)73950 I Bnbao (Chays-TWELFTH 7? 40 6 20 1.0 2 Anton Arch 4 60 7 40 3 Mad na Able 2 40 0 12 II 4620, P 43113950. 5-g Q 15,1 P. 3 u ' ' - Q1 '- C'ht;snilIl,'t 2''-' - --mimi by .1.,.5-21 count, di 'pitt' the- Major '- Alabama Vi S (a' 7 Srtmn! Atbp IS 0'.' Dom I ' 2 :,rr - beqlnlrlirtt; t .\ggs i.' g''t (he' hittiip l. ri d II F, :1. l 'ti-it-Is, I to' mm induj. if Ito' rt'gu!ir s.'a'.e.ni finds u.s sm itbt a short but smo tot Mhi.'eiiihi' I ht'r.' art' four irttt'rt- st inc • 'tritest'. 'n S,st uritas '. ard and tb - it in tint' real t-qs'r for tb. ''en, I'-nn.pls' t'iiisersity 1 I'inI;ols-lpbui, and (r;tnit.iliri,: 'tatt- ( niv'rsut'. of C 'snunibhing I. ,%4111 lie-ut on Suiidas, l)i'u II, in Tokyo \'... itoir rI'tele'rs , that s ( .y U, Japan Ciii, heim sour , i'rrt'spuntl.'ni(, a .itit'ii n. nstmmn,'d mm ''iii tras '-tk'r .111(1 I'stun-r, en'. il's tho' 'uric ni..ri fir the- ipw.I1unts it, take .thi a ii;t'mi.sr,ibl.' Intl I sot-Il r,'ruut'itits'r k,iff.k,iii but, so elI, IM'rblup. 111,111 ta's t ct-I back ill this Saturday '&tie'dul.- 1 son of tb. tour callus on (up will be tinitestt'd in the Surtshunt' Stati' as I"li'riti,t .i:iii F'ltrutla State l* ct for th" in. thical stat.' lit Isat s,,,in's% ille, and \li,,ii 1 rii'.e'rslt'., (hit' ,1a0, third mo. houn.Illlr ''lest-ri taw li viabli. ,ss'igfni.''nt ' listing Iusoi'rful SLit' 1 ).111W In liii- (it her so hi-bIt-ti n.t- t'tings. Ar izona 'oil j,i.ro,-y hi, Ibis' isianil,,s to lll;is hi;is,sii mid 1.'x,is A&M still ntert,tlr r.'jus eruats'ei Houston Fbi' Florida (;aturs bias" Intel ill,- 'lilian Sign'' hi-h-Pit-hi Un thi' F l'riila Stisit. Is. :n.:nn.i.-s hi,i'.inu, sotini Is, gill.'' Mall. lISnw ,l'. limo anti pl,is irug nit' 10 prim 1.1' tit, in their II ,'t'IlIi' hits f'm';u'h htoso,k'ni has d'tnt' it renn,trk,tii, j olt smith. his 'I .tligt'rint' It's I t.rjnii Ss'iiuriul..'s a nd s to ( .w ''.p.'c his forces t' i' iii u! .gsrot tho' (;.tor' sot. I,'., t;,ti a kaff'k.iff st..s , tsps Mat. Cage Season "' Iii %l;ijs.r S iso'. it. hi.sopls' ,' h,'iIt''.'. I'rt.gnosticat.'r C)o*t.r.g 72. Pratt at F Conn 77. mica". 67 lartid $. Or 'dgpl N F Ps-fCC II. 5, Jot SO &i'olr, 50 Dckntcg, 33 Iat,aIi, 92 ftu(knI 1), Har vard 41 Na,, 60. P'rt ,On 5? Pd,,, 9-lamp 0? Sin (0 NJ Itch 69 Poly Tip' es Ply ,, it Pit * VI W',t,n 56 , ' Hoople Likes Florida, Notre Dame Saturday Emil Adeipri. ti ''i',a I? Vil,,va 61 pp, oh ¶.s $ ' - Wilson Conqueror Reg 19 99 For the Basketball ,, U:XIN(;T( 'N, Ks UP! ;ismard like this it points out iii.' Kentucky's Fran Cure-i admits achievement of not just the that one )e'ar agoatthis time he head coach, but the entire' prohabl) stould have laughed at coaching staff and the players the notion that his fcx*ballteani as mmcli," said ('urci. who ouJd have enjoyed the success completed his fifth year at UK Utat it (lid during the 1977 and is in the midst of season re'negotiating a new contract In fa-t, Cw'ci said he could s'ith athletic officials at the ren;erntx'r a recruiting trip he school a'e last December around ('sad credited an unusual the Miami area ishere he once closeness smith his squad. oached the likes of ('buck e'speciall the seniors, for being Foreman, wondering what the able to put the right replace" V'7 season stould hold for his rients in during the earl) p( luh of the season After the Ba)lor The Wildcats were coming off loss. Kentucky reeled off i ; Peach Basil victory in n 8-4 straight victories, including ason, and kit stould have mictoriec at bosml-bountl Penn fs,'lieved that the Wildcats, soh(,, State' and LSt', Georgia and ste'rt' plact-d on probation by the 1-'lortda \('AA, could improve on that ''The' senior'. bait' gun.' success But Kentucky stun 10 through a lot, but I think f 11 games this year, con- knosming the men and ,A hat the's piling its best season since l), ian tb helped lb.' coaches and and because of the nityself rnukt' the right decision. at-hjevt'ment, Cutci smas a near- at the right tirn.'s," Curti said unanimous choice for South' Because' of the' probation. eastern Conference Coach of Ke-otuck'. was ineligible (o go to the Year in a poll of sport- a bowl guile, i* ranked in tb. smmriers and ttoadcasters. IPI poll, or t'urnpete for th' ''IF you would have told roe a SEC title ('urci's 5quad. sohichi 'ear ago that all of this would featured two hikeR first round have happened. I might have draft picks in quarterback smiled but said that you must Derrick h(asuse) and defensive' be kidding,'' (.'saci said end Art Still ste-nt undefs"te'd in There- was even a time after six league' games and han) Kentucky suffered its only loss ola&'n'ers indicated UK night C,$,3Ul .I L ie>ioi and have t't'n tA'tte'r than league faced the prospect of re-placing champion Alabama several injured starters that ('ure'i, who %a% [lack ack in ('urn had his doubts whether Florida recruiting again thes his club could have the success week, said the probation's it did. effects were all but gone anti "Hut sthen you get in an that the post-season awards his teati. has been receiving are' making his work the riiost ucs enjoyable of Pus career "Thcreisrnoreinkrest in the 'niversity of Kentucky's fool er hull program as the result of what we've accuniplishe'd than ever before," Curci said. UPI i- Free .TAMPA. PA. The' Kentucky coach will be *ntpunterLarr)'Swiderssas ..sestingintsiopost.seasonailsigned by the Tampa Hay star ganics, but he is already Buccaneers, and the coaches looking forsiardtu next spring's ..Aid he was expected to see drills "Them" are about io attain in the Hues home game' young ne-n that moe' are going to against the Chicago Bears be' able to sign," Cur4,'i said. "If sit' can keep up the Stinday Swider, who played college nionit'ntun that sit' have football at Pittsburgh, was ,,tenerati'd, there's no reason ishy now that sot' art' going to be drafted ses't'n(ti by the Denver Broncos in 1976 but faded to off probation, that sot' can't continue thus success." make' the tea'r. Sale 14.99 I'' anti Curd SEC Top Coach .h, but t he ones that didn't get ass a George Sinipkins, left, and Larry Keller post' in front of their miift catch of amberjack after the' pair of Sanford sI)nrtsnlle'il returned Iruni Sebastian Imulet, a trip ss Iiicli prefllti('e'il fist' ambers betssee'ii $0 and 71; College . Willie Fisher was pinned fit I :31 in lH5pound action, with Charles n eeding only 34 seconds for his pin in unlimited weight class f THEY DIDN'T GET AWAY ' . �$A-Evintg Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Thursday, Dec. is 1fl7 ft 'S OURSELVES 9S P, U M5 F.vpn,ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday. Dec. 1, 1977-I TH$:: Brief ly I DAR Chapter Delegates Hy@1Iy When Courtly Love . 1( - J to Attend State Confab ..;- 1""""`~. I -L, I 7 In Flower... Was 'flit' nit iln'rs of Sallit' Harrison ('llaI)U'r )augltt t•rs of th :\nwrican Rt'viilutio. h('l(I t \('('ml) ('t'iitral Florida ?oologit',il ardt'ri Ut t tit \IN 1< Wil l)Ft(hd I x(ii tUhItit. IAt IS anti \lrs V I) lR'illI ere vIt'utai Ii, si'rva' as (icit''att.s to the I'iorida ttt 'h'! I' ;it f'ti ,ttrn.itu it$ 1t \ U Uriu ti h' arid ,\lrs 1. 1 foo rider Na t ion a l • 1 I iL UTOMOTI VU : Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS LANTERN WITH BATTERY I 7J - 100 J O."t-a s,%#45, . __ - 67 CdLfl (15 Heavy duty 6-volt lantern. Complete with No. 509 6-volt Eveready battery. No. L59WB. Reg. Price (oach) .... ...............4.99 watts Bungalow WALL PANELING For painting toys, chairs, or other household items In tenor or exterior. Bright fes tivo Colors and White. Jft, , - 7 . , IrI ' -I' •• l , .-- ' - ' -- /- , . . -. 11 . . - -- - . - . 01 .. 1 - , . / - - timt ':; . . . . '. t'PP ' H ! 'fl' irit$1.'-t in * -' -' itt;: fir 'P iti r hUt! r . , ~ ttii Q,, , , Iq . '. .,;F i il. , . 1 - $$ i.i trturu- -. ; .,"p UITh ( hoil tiu. hut ., 1151 $1 tI('(th't,iI - . • ' ,.. , -. i S-it, ';. ''- .11 ' .,... BRACKETS Saw Horse oiipl Un barr hi hlst r'r) lu-s t,.st tii- sent ii .i ! - t ut tip(\p;lthI' UtiJut iIi thu h 1' ., I -a -- - ' - ti-., : I; .•1" hi - : '5 C Rag, Price ....... 1.9c (each bulb) Easy to assemble. Folds for easy storage. Gray Ea. E3uhb o ,I i enamel finish. I3 99 I Pair Quaker State MOTOR OIL ' 1 jJ \\ White and Colors 95 La- 1164 A oo Double Duty HAMMERS _ Reg Price fqua,ri -. '95 l6oz. 9 9 t 9 __ - - p .,q, : sais i, Dowgard A professional tacker that loads quickly, feeds staples automatically. ..-" : White Only i\i'_'__ . 77 Model 1-5. ,' hs A' '4 1 ' Rag. Price (ga//on).. 3.49 * 79 U Each . - P - - '-. - -: ,t 3 Sq. Yd. COLOR TONE SHAG - Foam back. 100°c nylon-a. 12' widths ' 'HLING 11 60. Ponderosa Pine SHELVlNG' 8' through 16' lengths. Reg. Pr ice On. '')39 Sq. Yd. - - ev - - - - - H .;_---- Econafiber CEILING TILE - ' Made 0 f f lflSI rubber that w ll not harden or crack. No. 4072. L'\shuiRag. Price (each).. 1.25 . ' ' - I~ White linen finish, R'g PliIisce 'esc / 35 n 65C 49 er Each 19 Ft _ . I. ::: I: :1 . :1:: A I _x ............................... 8.( X Mineralized ROLL ROOFING 90 lb. Roll ........... .... -......... 8.' 5 Self-Sealing No. 240 Asphalt SHINGLES White and Colors, Bundle .... -... 5.93 Square ------- 17. '9 A ., rrce-g-, I A' X ............................. 3Tab !:iberglass SHINGLES White and Colors. Bundle ........6.44 Square .......19.3 2 AD Interior Piece 1 /4" x 4' x 8' 8.39 3/8" *4' *8' 10.65 1 /2:' *4' x8' .12.49 5/8" x 4 *8' 14.35 314" 4' 8' ..17.49 .. . .. . - ~I Each Tile 210 ROUND Each 1F5-30-1 RS7 30 gal. Single Element. -. 74.95 TF52-2RS7 42 gal. Double Element,. fl.95 TF5-52-2RS752 gal. Double Elenniurit, 108.95 230 --- . Af .... .. .. . -. 8'x38" ...........................7.59 9419 10'x38" 12'x38" 113 9 14'x38" .........................13.29 : 16'x3W' .........................15.19 01 ~ ~~.7,1~.ie_ I' SHEATHING PLYWOOD Piece 3/8" * 4' X 8' CDX ................... 6.69 1/2"x4'x8' CDX (3 Ply) .............7.48 1/2" x 4'x 8' CDX (4 Ply) .............7.95 5/8 *4 x8 CDX 1075 -- - Gypsum WALLBOARD Ea. Sheet 3/8"x4'x8' ............... 2.28 1/2" x 4' x 8' ............... 2.31 1/2 *4'x 12 347 ) J' >4 I >< / / )J /5 I ' - Wood YARDSTICK - - ~-- Ptc.s quoted in this ad - -' - are at out stars. Delivery is aveilabi. Ic: a maIt charge. Management rmrvs the right to hir'it Rliollintitift on ,p.cI.l sat. merchandise MESHCAP SANFORD 700 French Avenue Ph: 323-4700 11 . Ills PALMETTOAVE 111~11, N ~ Phone 322.8700 vIs4j nUflJ j )19 7:30 - 6:00 Monday thru Saturday Closed Sunday Each _ -0 ~~~ --1f"?-dM___17T_1=1 3.-. S MrsF--Myf"-- ' FOR r'ucxup AND D(LJVEPV (~A4aL6' OPEN 22.95 10 T06 DAILY ___ . . 1. .'Ju,, - OPEN SUNDAYS I & ol. A.11J* a, el 41, .*%. -u1*04 4 '* Organs and Pianos We feature Thomas Organs with the fantastic ColorGiow Keyboard... - and Kohler Pianos ,.. Do-it-yourself Feeling " .~-'l,ra--~MNMF&*-4'~-",-~W)P-r--rf ~;n~,1_#7-,-~oi:.,?--_ - -- -. - -I 1'I.' - -' I -'. - • stii;u ti- .ttu ' u, !,)r a mu hi m •.#_ - -t:r._,.'.-I . , . - -- .tr1j..T "I u -•g.',. * -' - ,'-,,, ,--. A1" '.i4 'S tt h. n ',jf -t n-j pi-rh.u;is nit .m thnrt h$ Suit. (lilaflu hin ,i' fill h.t is fu$t r' I ru'ferr*4 ,,. - 'it'I U- r' f. -:-- . - it , 4 ,'1arch of Dimes . - .. . ' - ., .• _____________________ - -t it, ,, i,%sr, `j% ,iirri \,,I rut u I 24 hour service. ,- :,-iisted i,,.It, ': 11r - ':.. -.,. - r Moll I . tP1.I. ' tin (.mt%ifls if (hr.-.- fuf n-r1p ti*tui,'. it-::u- % - F U I h -r '.ui, t - t Slit1 1 uttit-rni " Sit '( I'' War Ilocl%fof .~,I, tilt In -m br ief biu 'r u'nht if 'to- tituf the Psi-ta • • - - ORGANS FROM 75 TRADE-INS EASY TERMS LAY-AWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS We have some of tIne I'weSt prices Florida LOCATION- 2212 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD in .mIri.ii' h.mtitiit'n hr i 0 A. fl Ii iut*It ";-', . - a ' - ''. - • -, - tti.mt.'i - .' \ - Thank You s '.T-' SI I t- r- - &-rut-pt it) JO tn Y.Irs ' uurt II ) to' I- r-t )1.irnl', SI I U II ISOnI.,'. Sirs SI art it %,I( ( ii it ( rn- Sir - - ' - ' utir : JL f #',9} 'J . $ si I Wlhtp $ ,it . itittpf,i'.h I ,, "I'- SI - t' - ' If. illc li - 'id I '' * -. , -- - -' . - i I "I 322-5434 208 S. Sanford Ave. - , 'fiy '•' I- JJ611thill iIt ?i Ô ICL'11511! tl "Your Full Ser vi ce Printing Shop" .tr.i,. If - . t c fht • Fine Fancy Stationery A IItCZI it U ,. - • Reception Cords ' 4 ' ' i.-':, • Napkins . is*-irr JTpVtits ;'.'. -- (formal paneled or fancy •mbo3sed) . - p fu ,,,.'ti.I. • Wedding Announcements .. I'; is- -r ituruk' sptI,t- ;i - r - t.$h,. t i'. it ;ni-ttijitrt1 n n Slit II. s- hp s,it r.sir 4 n '..t '.ii .t rru''I I P. utti. 1' uOk t it, \Ii,Hu.' Autr sit Pt.-. ithat, it'. ii III> I,t iliul '.0 hat Oh t I PP t 'h. iI , '. rt Ii'\lr .1 art Si-in i it% t Y' ", - I Sanford - it!, Ifil, . ar Bettojit"Irl ioiar that ;%;i% till st'i"' , .. sist.iifla - SALE STARTS FRIDAY M , r,r 1-i I's u hi. I.a.mpil$ S.infonul ss ill tgit> .i lit-PS sari.- ' ui it., atitnu:' UP I h-u M (hi i.nuuup ilpa $t. tufl Ui,' st't,utuI if t'at Ii itionth , ,ut Itiur' uI,i Ii (of if it, H''stu'ss fur this sent-s .sill tn \I,ifl,m I(i(liaiiii', ,it her (kin , i: -Sint. nt iUt'h -5 si-nt- s f four tTt,-titiis tolill itistip.'. titi'tttiall'. - utiffitin-it h,i'.Is -if fur' i'.tfrtuhintt I h ti-pit o Ito firsi tI$-t- tini ss i ll . Vivant lI4 '. ut bti'.t ' wv. ; t.,, _i*_ - - - - - - N E 0 - - L A1,1 AlTol -. 'l '5S'..48LfLd1E 8 $ 100 N SAVE , - lull QI6F',1 NEW SHIPMENT r. • 1 , '' - •SOLDS 'L.E L i.': .A ' -i"j". ..H '.':' ;S i 1 r - - - " 'A '.. ' ' 49_ 1 1 %, .• a: - -. Quality Inn North -4 & SR 434 Longwood 305-862.4000 - LL 0 U -f5 P,$ , '- ' ' ,,. ' - S . - a',' . ' t4: , \ . I • :" -; t y ' - I ji , r ,.'.jè ' W -• S SQu44' _..... -- -' ' - L. ;' q 4t; ' - -- NOW - "at ' . - r,iiw, -- - A. • -- ______ ... '- DISCOUNT SANFORD 2994 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT AIRPORT BLVD. WIAES FABRICS . . - .-- - 11 149 PEG'S198 - - :: -' - ,~ ~ 1_ ~ 411 - & £5 IL . .. of ~,,Iai 4 $ 1 .00 .5, c.'4 s$ - - A 11 ..,..4,'..,z.,ç . .'.a. 'A.fCS'A.ihSS'A'.' 54 NOW - - '. TABLE CLOTHS p $ ,, - a; NO IRON • NON 5a,t,, 9.00 ..: ''-{. ..•.. ., ",5o - . '- -. $LQO I 0 .1 9 R0UND, & - ;o , ti PRINTS & SOkDS .' -1.t., 'Ii lip i4 , 11L - :-' - - . ....,... FLANNEL___ - E, tp5 PRE t I illS Pta%'A'U ..... I S$ACP.i!if WA54AB,f • t so A%! Slit-- '•f 'isa", of •• 1• ' - - ----------' - ~ij.;-; 100°' COTTON DRAPERIES. . ..i S600 , 100,10 NYLON $ •1 29 98 - 11,11111 t.. - ILI Ill o - ,I • .: PONTE ST1TCo '.ul \. lit ',t s_it tutu. ,l>iIu$uliiuui thut tuitllu --I hilt lu uI,iugtiti-r II, .t it Iii l,itidu DRAPERIES 12 JACCJAWS Iii - -'• . P C L 'ESTER itS Mt, i(', !11411 11.11114"'1111\41% ( ,-p, roil iI.aspil.aI i , if . . 5 .- ' DOUBLE KNITS Announcement - , I OO° NYLON . B P it 11I .'' Z M PRIETA LLICCIA ME VALUE fit-n inifur,i.mi I lilt oil gI Pill! It Iii! -iit (i -I uufl' u'ritu' I Slut ii. Sit - 4I1 np - ' PCJRT )FIk, to - . -- 'b'''"'• -iz' :', FOAM BACKED - Sit hlUrsitiu ufiiidri- n un I -. -• - - - ' . :•'.--. - - THERMAL INSULATED - 11 . :"- ,.",'t t_,' -- I - 4,, - .il t'. d1. N PS iltuitii I tic 11,111, 1' . I.aI_t'thit. i' I hi 51$ Iii .fi alld titans. -S nun-settana,mn. lOinin -ilk --rg.mnaz.&t ion. profit I fit I a'agut' Purt>' is biilii -tiragu- - (;ik)(l Sluuttiti liii: U- u1:fi liii-,tstfu'i-ulini, -i - .' - MACHINE WASHABLE TUMBLE DRY - I,' --"( -- •. .'.- YCTEL QTh AND ARTMENT OWNES SIMPLICITY PATTERNS coios '.,,' Jr ATTENTION i E GGES SA L E OF ENT-E 5 I - -.11- 1 .._'.i' - • -- 1 c, - •.1 I ,r',..' .1- ________ _______ - -I 5c - , . I r, - 5' , f - 111s, - Ous,. 'E . . _ - , . 100% NYLON 111* 1 :.)S. - .","," 1,''........... .4, --- - - - - - .ittunun - -. . I • - LAVATORy FAUCET ' 'hi. r. to- -. ft, : -P '' ''' 1. SANFORD 110-1 - - Y1 0. - - Enjoylhat -. - I -nini LIP, tut't tu.r hi' ninmut 'I ip , eni ulled. Ii. Vtotta-ri (if (ha- (t$Ilf$(ii'tII% ut Virginia Birth I 1, \\ SANFORD DRY CLEANERS based on customers picking-up merchandise , ho - - - - re hanq if you desire! . - - ",A "i I flo tot, - - 15' E&,, -- -, NEW SERVICE Two Handle I - ' '•t -. . DON'T FORGET OUR COMPLETE RENTAL SERVICE,4 No 9620 - ,r i'tii,ttit 'it it in h,it , -, fuit tpertly cleaned and pleated 19.95 - - - - ' t. -. t- COMPLETE LAUNDRY& DRY CLEANING SERVICE . hut J I " , 'I,fit ed h\ \1 I - 1". (I it It St. to, .. I I ttt'l'. id n'plritiu(ni fur hut DRAPERIES - 5 p - 'hint :u- .utill!fluu, of Ii,! ii Sit tsi'rti- nI tsfii' ,iri- iriti-ri-sta -it tidbit's .ini' itptita''I 'ti!> lit- l- d tint hi. - - Single Lever SINK FAUCET No 8200. 24.65 km\l,-LiI' ,ip:ti 'fica fl tlIttt'Pi fro-in i,i-nI,-rlu & Iit- .*tqu.mnti- r' ti ,iI)Ip., 5P%.,fuI' I).a in '~ \up,uli t o -r prui.!r,unn , ttn--n h. sit- -1 thi S!Lni*\Iijunt.,ini Sh-u.ni;ui ifi I1-%#-j1 (- 11 .ag' iti unit .11(11 I li hUt 51ti1 Itiiir --- .. uu1.mr % tinist We now can fake down and -- . Ito !,-i-.tiiti. ti Slither 11111 (titlut Single Control LAVATORY FAUCET No, 04089 2695 --- '..,-nit.- i ni''tiIi. tf-.u.,rt ni 1-S it' if hi.apt.r thu t tilted :).inihtt-rs if thu I iiisfuit-r.mc su,'. h. Ii .11 thu hiiuttu of Sirs It i Sli (dli ( ii-hiott-s'-t' tSt'ta Martin and hut Sir I. W SI> "N .Itili.' utiu,fiti lilt, n- i tiusint's ttus uPPI In It 1 1) to Sir Ii irt h (tifl>u Iiu..c Pit '.iult III it % Sermiinole ('ouitrnuriit ('ollegm and the Parent Rtource 6,nler of Seminole, [tic , are en sxuisoring it "arent-Child Nursery Co-op at Christ Episcopal Church, 1Anigw(xd. The Nurser Coop is open to children 2•4 sears old and their Of parents I liii' paren at tend an evening class Ili P:arly Early ('hildliax)d Development an.,' serve one morn i ng j'r st t't'k a PI1yin g these parenting skills Ij'. w furt her Information, call the in the ritirser Parent Resmirt-.' tt'nta'r at S( '( ___--------------------Single Control 01% Rockwell ___ ____ SINK FAUCET No 07129 Ili', I _____ GRID CEILING PANELS For suspended ceilings. 2' x 4' Linen White - 1 12" ----- ............ 1.49 Lava - 1/2.........................1.59 Corinto 1/2" ---------------------1.69 Fresco 1/2 , --------------------- 1.89 Silentex 5/8.......................1.99 Solitude / 8" ............2.19 Saratoga 1/2.. ............2.39 Solitude Fire Shield 5/8". .2-89 AC Exterior Piece 1/4" x 4'x 8' 8.79 318 ' x 4'x 8' ..10.99 1/2" *4' *8' .13.18 5/8" x 4'x 8' 15.15 3/4" 4' 8' -.18.25 Scoftysg- * 1 1 uLit 'Pt ,;ti.irriaw 011til Acath Presented To Daughter Nursery Co-Op Opens t ELECTRIC WATER HEATERS -.... -, ''r' - GOLD CONTESSA ---------------- 24C ACOUSTICAL SILENTEX 28C ACOUSTICAL FLORENTINE 30C AATA I JtJpi -------- -- --- ------ PLYWOOD BI-RIB ROOFING S TILE - - ,,~o LtlLlN(j - x 4 x 16........................... 4 x 4 x 8............................3.85 4 x4 X 10..........................5.19 4 x 4 x 12'..........................6.25 ' I ,., / ~ I 88!.. 12Eh VA CORIN 0 - - 16C !RSURETREATED LUMBER i ASPHALT FELT 15 lbs. (400 sq. ft.) or 30 lbs. (216 sq. ft.) Roll ----- . Reg. Price (each role) --ii W; -,.- 'ill! unit ':, S - it -t,(tj" r'?'..- 'p.: -pt:''-'4' 1 S -p i).f,..' •:J •(S.# --- 1 I -' • - 1$ -trink' uti P I hi, . n. - / hUt ii $ it ii Southern Lad i es' Rev i evv - ihe salt' of Uudd I'oppies is the tra(lit iuiial wa to bring at tt'rit ion to the sacrifices made b the flat Stit (lead in their struggle to keel) 4 \ ttit'rira f ree 'I'tti' Vl-'\ Iuddv I opp\ is ,t'..,Ill bled P!\ (fl%at)('(j .inil iit't'd s't'terirts i ll fi'i-piIaIs I tiriiui.haaui flit- t iiitt'd States Funds na i'-.t'aI I lirougli their saht h% Veterans of Foreign War-s Posts and ux ihit'it's are used exclusis- t'ls for, aid to \ vlet"Ills and their d&'wderits Wiritt'r Spiiiigs Post and :\uxili;ir 3403 will 1101(1 their Uuddv I topp diive lit) Do-,- 4 and 10 in I he 54 auth S-er11inoh( art'a i / 1 $ 1 ti*. .'a U - U i $ U / / .- 1 - It nut $ '''' $1 tilt, it , Us, A4t,, I,,urviNirliz, '.1,iA p ' 0 HOUSehOIdFORCECUP - - .- Riris - 99 - next mu tine Buy Poppies For Vets - 1*l2No.3 41. It . th. tori 1 00n:u con- ............................ -- ROOF CEMENT - Use around chimney flashing, tab down rcof shingles, etc. Handy 8' 2 " cartridge. .9 - .-' ,Lq)j i '.44 18.95 8' .............................. 22.59 ' - Cf " 6' --------------------------16.59 1 i - torts Z", tiriuous filament nylon. - - Household Wood STEP LADDERS Each - ..r: - Gallon back. 12' widths. sti is I roan I rt'asur('r -'- .'-' i t, 1 . Ur lion' I ri' 'L' ;f. . :t •'Y , .•.t - DIA MOND HEAD _Foam - .i each ., . .'. ~ I l'! hill fkl'. I a iur apt lii I a ka \Iapti tat. and \Irs U as utiond C . I hi itt. lb I. tis lii ii'. dna sd,is Fat. Ito !',r,IItp,'u s liti4'ai.Iiuig t he Board of Ianaga'u-s and I)a lii1-1 'ii. tat hiiu iii, H tu. a itt ii FUI on the ir It spoitsihihit II S IS ( Itittt 111114 -11 iuial iii. taint (Hans and sIt iii liar.' au liii' (61-111-1-al I- .'.I,'r,atta,,i and I- horula I ,-ii,'iaijnpi oh 'tauu,i'n's ( hiatt'.. - rr(, i ~.- - -_ off . 1698 2-Gal. Pail ' H1t11Iiii " - In reusable plastic pail. , \. - ' - Scot-Cole Acrylic HOUSE PAINT T5 TACKER ------ TUFT TONES 100% nylon level loop carpet. Foam nack 12' widths. '. "i"IllAH'% it"I'll) 'if '%;',If(,,-tl. titielcoinvis lirfloSI)ective COFFEE ut,-.-i,i if- of IZOVAI SCOT - SIrs. Itoheil 'm a Morris 'righi I. chairman of (he (Irienlaijori auth Minthersitip Coffee for the ORIENTATION Indian chief.." collilIllete chm*ige front I-ist ilie s(s'()ni(I S('S iOi t he Crime Prevent ion progr1ani %k as ln'ld I'ues(Iav evening in the vicinity of ( 'r st al Viest Drive vt' These programs are being held ti oUtfit lv UI it 'ut It'it'tit flVigllbor hood t hrough the cetnhtiietl efforts of flit' %ornans ( ,jut) of Sanford and the Sem iriole ( ,o Ill, I v ('rime ion 1 eritt'r '.t dli LI I Ia mId Taylor Prevention directing flit' classes afl(l the Wonian s ('Rib ar-r'anigirrt f lit, t'ss quest iota and arsst ('r bix-ril ifil lad host .'d i t)(- 'Iue Ia night ses in the Sent mole ( 'otint Sheriff I )t'partnn'ffl mobile cIa sri on - . ILILA Summer coolant/Winter antifreeze. 41343 CCITT -. --- - - ----------- ',,- T. Pail 641 9 Ea. lGoz. Claw ANTIFREEZE Ir it ai. a r .', 0. LIMIT SIX PLEASE __ , ; $ ------- itt flit' IllCrime ' Prevention' Continues - ----- ' No. 4176 Claw 69C - r '\' 49Quart MOTOR OIL For interior0r exterio surfaces. White Only 77 club, four V(iht1ht'rs costume .Jack Le vi nson rira b pur(-has('d at \rnus I). idlini is In, - Flo-Cote Latex PAINT of S 1ir st h n ht l.t flit ,is a ( h lflam,u fl I i kets for 'lit ( hrnslnr,a'. h1in(1u( I anti tnstahj,atIOn (If officers A £& Weyerhaeuser Crestline 5'32" 6.49 Goodviow 5/32..................6.49 New Hope Birch 5/32.............. 749 * last IlIvet ing n,r I rails 1~)I000l(Il - .-., for -at viu.plvj Sheet Harvest 3mna ..... ---------5.49 Plantation Pecan 3mri---------5.49 Gallon 30 Weight Heavy Duty Motor Oi1 At the Prefjnished 5/32" x 4' x 8' sheets. Simulated woodgrain finish on wood fiber board. 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Price (11 ft oz. can) 1.27 . ,.r'_ f I f/. treati-il .' .• - ItP.*ycwrI Can 'i ,flpf s k'arriel prorts t ijil . .- - or tilt' :;IhiflK uf ine pirit s I niver hstl..'r I; ttII'I 1 ii*ki t'J' $JTI t)f$ 1r Rit- r '.,I(t,,! 'tiuits nI tnt (lWr\ atut tt wa'. rt-mUi5nt in .ci'vj 1iInS theirhu' .'$i$I I. b tiirn: it •snnII'e in the I tn's ri .,If tt- n.m P. ?. \lit lit - ..-s Iii It-t fro'ii4 tihip- furthit i'., $.,ih$r u-ntt t,-q*'r ii thi!1 tf- 1ifl.!.mn'tr i Erir-h -1' *C1I,t.iI tffl F'n1-tltn,:i f th.- nn . ' ., (rt$j,$j pir It . L. 1. !t'iNl., $ .. ttii than!!' tii- t'tita. "- - - k , kittens J)hOtoraIthed h Lvail 11111' uI the riiam attractions of *tile )t'itori;i ( aitwra ('Rib's e.h,tiit at tht' l)eltama Art Festis aI 'hit' liihlntui' club niembers shused Nrpt' p 99 ?I , A . .. 0 ff, t$th$1 th - . - A ha - kt 4lHl tin I.tjst'r uir . Cam era Club Exhibits l'.Ul(l( R '1$ III '71 __ .. _.~ - . • y ff'777r-. Georga Ricific 4 t - '- ' SPRAY ENAMEL watts 60 ('Si' r- I . . ,, LIr''L . . '_-_fs : '".- �78-Evening Herald. Sanford. FL - .r.,. Thursday. Dec. I. 1977 , - - For .L. :. '44: '. . .. " Mom . .7 -- . . - - - i: . -,, ' . 1 ; 4' , 1 - :' -•- 3 .. t-- . - ______________________ And Son I)F.,'tI( AII1tY: What do you think of a 13-year-old boy io 40.op - : a personal r*'pi, t rt Abby: Bbs 69dUO, Los Angelc. anti entiose ". ('ili1 For 4Ow, 4 1-4 ___ ________________ - '- . " ' ' 9' ,%,- -47) --° "' , __'-CE';, raw Is Into bed ith his mother alter his fattier leaves br stanipt'd. addressed enveloiNork' I can't stand to visit iiy sister anymore when I we tthat's going on there. I believe mention sex, companionship or Youth, Antiquity Join t is wHos; and I have said anything rise. Just enjoy his .She lets this boy wear nail lpndktnjturel.akelts with ncr I" uiiu For Forthcoming Fest cours'• at kill be iill be. rnakcup anti jewelry. lie can't is going on so, is be. Appeal to A festive atmosphere, Cs. ('JlOI, drating, print riako. tandlo get his hands dirty. It's her husband to gel help for the ,R AI3II lam a 28 Dh-E A1 otogr $pPR too hot in ear- clttmtnt interiainintnt and sculpture and sunumr and whole sick limit) before it's too O,d ti.ic.htlor ho rectntl) met tio afternoons of fanhli) fun I'M) told in the Inter, so he bait The '1(xitt) hastak&n on '-i.is indoorswni plays with las attractive 26-year-old await visitors to the First pruliar) goal, the rt'stor,itjot I*AIt MIRY: I have a neigh. ofaian in hona I could become Annual dolls ,trts& crafts Festival at a multi-block section 01 the ci t., bor who is a tnIoer. i am a onl Ile has a l&4.'ar-old brother yIlistoric.l.ong wood -Vi llage. of I4)ngtood, Out' of tin lj idow I'm 68 and he's 63. I Veryinterested. There is tho is so ashanetl of the knew his wife eII, so after she on(- thing irong with her- she Saturday and Sunday, from tons in Central Florida ,5 t() lilUth. I'rernpttsi by tI'I Ritt ft oungcr one that he is died I invited him over for t.il noon to 5 pm. hee-tirling more anti more tsth- supper several tines. langoxl ('its Council cr.',,t. I like so many things about l..It'ro (frSIgILs in arts and Ir ittn from Ix'vpk Needless ss to il Ill ' al I )istrn • specii al tht ii I realized that tte could t this girl.but I can 't SCUll to t cra ft-. v. ill lx tiispl ii as th4 %uUfll,e r ho) has no toor.' than III 191'U i e ('BC uUa .0 C il - I'. just fru..iirthe oilest am) host irittitLs hit' father is helpless. lanoIn;ak a area Licit Saturday night I was at significant • chile-ct or - I ii' •)o our think there is a lie orwt' threse all the niak'up his place. We had a fees Hotel. (hrt1 Lontseood , of Centra' .ind i1olis out, but the bu% cried cocktails ,trill he sent out for 11"filf.Florida hotties, schools wid .h hard his lnuttx MvInt, rt se. IrLsidt out and fried chicken. AJter,Aard.s %t- bre. hab" it he pushing'for hxiught Bore This boy gets ,lanced to the radio. then II,eLse. t8' ('lowtcr I 'nttao e Old-fashioned hunt' cooking liobt, the ShtuI Pious.- u furious if he set's hi.; father ke.s cuddled on the davenpors and marriage. But I don t think I he kissed and hugged nit' All of could live' se ith such a ialative and mod music makers help to the' Bradford lIouse' his iioothe'r s r'n complete the sc ene, stilt re %%hill a' strong hire I can't tin t so. ptitn of a .sudden he stood and iid BAt liI-.LOB south and antiqwt) are draeen I 4ngnI.i 1i'tcl, 'a 'A it ta'lit've I an se urried for ou 'Nose I don't seant y getting t together in one noagnetic field n othing r Isn't it an of na> s'rou,', about me.'' lie really around .ini) through An oIhcrlse attractise and - n. ' the, hurt no feelings tntr ci 1 islorit ii I mdiii irks is on it Si*.onsorttl b eligible young seoman esho NCERNED WsF I) AU'.T I got to thinking that tiias be puJ'lng for marriage should Florida Stwuts for ilistork .i 1101.1 I)l-AIt( ()'etI-.UyFfl: 'tea, It hes afraid of sex iIis seife toll Plans are' in offing appreciate being told hoes she l'rts&rvitioti tehost uiottu c L sour business. Your sister ne "Insuring if future for the riik.' ti. Vitturian-Ste he's been uhopotent for could in1proe her chances, and her son are both ready ean )ears. I've heard that quite' a past," the exhibit eategorie. hiridlee--Me lute re- G r., didates for the ps)ehiatrist's fees men have thai trouble in It'll her, A nd if she's include glass how'.' into' .1 hiUStUll. lUll I' It.couch. And If the fa th er looks their 60's Mint- (11(1 hoplcss, seize the first op. blotting, textiles, metal stork , restoration ii.a to-en out lb.' seindoes, knowing whatShould I put hill. at ease and portnrdt) to get a word In leather, uI painting, seater plc-It-el A '" V_ 1 t5 1 K'-.O',I- 9,JT AS I CL SO O : - I" C' it C. - _ . - i lo, , - ~ - ' ________ - - - ' 1" 1. ç' ,.jl,,, /±/( (/ - 1. 8 , . 1 I r~, ski , .., - . - - - r. . • r -_-. - - '2 - - - -j , - ____________________ '? - . .- I f k ,'.-\,, - by Mort Walker - - I. -. ,_ -- - ,HraId Photo by (Ida N,thol,J - - - -\ - 11 r ~~ 111 _________ \anc' I{:denour, right. s ith her Iii,io daughters. mdi, left, and Traces . prepare decorations for Santa house. BE ( ' f'' SURE TO M5 M ON THE RILE RANGE YESTERPAv ' - L 'T Ir"[7/ - ,4 em 59 Toque 60 i.e1 aircra 'ebb. I 61 Whitebait , - Sant a house, is the ("hri.stn a r . iui.jn.., land of enchantment for all grl,"JI)I, pUPpVI at 1476 (,ulnevere Drive Camelot Subdivision , I it . Stlt)16161 2 Wait's IF.) .,!Ili Sajtasflouse still ftature, tha, Santas house cci!, pen excitement of a cartoon room, Saturday, at 10 00 a n and Wilian I)flboCII5 the mystery of a magic room, a close at 11:0.3 p in - seith thevisit on Santa's lap complete official ribbon cuttin, picture. and a visit with 'remonbCasseIberry' Mrs. Claus Ma%or Christen.sen at lif") A boutique featuring han) narn beautiful handmade itens and On Sundae. Santa flout' stili a bakery that is full of sweet be o.'n from : pm until treats for everyone' still be 6:00 pn, At1flhisij LI i ii,r .• 1 00 ~, * All filiourite things -Aith balloons. and -Ail! be ________ - - - - It IC - 23 24 PREPRE. - / .5 - - - - - 134 35 35 3. - 3? - - 'r'--' -- ' c'' 4 44 ARCHIE .... -, __ ,~, - _.. . .7(;". -- .*. , 'Ir- .. ' 4 - -- __ " ~ - __________ - --- , ~ -- ' - . -. :' '- HOROSCOPE " 11 - .",l::;1:::~ i) .1 *************************************** I Can ' M ) 16d ___________________ FEK & MEEK 4.0 ' - " Call now to be included * L in e Herald I led • ) For Friday, Dec. 2, S 11 S on 17 EVE RY FAUDTh6kJ1TS - -'U : 11 A / \ - - ..........w - 1 lie' "tn-jan'- task' .east' sour toll' . 1 nt urn tithing I SI RE S April 21 - \1a. fl: I;: -e itlo an ,'leqii,':t it ,i,,;.j' ' 'uli pas off hndii c-Is to:kec Theough t hers 11.05 t.f OU 'te' taking " risk. lbs -id- at'- that sound ('',,I!ojatla$n tilts in sour favor hg tb-jugs tan happen for sou this cataing sear but not in 'catS Cu !ioglt anticipate It (4' itt cuss false )au'rtt.aeing, bout it still he if tawitifuI I A'/e'G.cLio 'IIII It HIRl 111)-S', l)t'', 2, 197' by Howie Schneider .1 LIVING ROOM V , - Wl, I %(~__6~ 4 V", ! J- tke, - is iii 0 2I \ - our 'trvngta toetas uhhp.-t ills e' cit t'rpr ui-c Vi tier' the-re is pios-ibilit) f-i x-rs-'inal gain l'ushing to no,tkt abhors ri.akt S&'IIM' fir ',ou 1._ku to tint out more '1 'chat lie'' ,,te'aot of ciii Send for or f Astro-4.raph I u-tIer lit 0111)5 ,l e,- t'nts for tat I 'Ign nailing -- PRISCILLA'S POP by Al THIS IS "IS(lLLA,1 ITS cr TOUGH GET TO ME PRCILLI I*M MMM-'- ' T NG° D OLIVER' TE L YOU GLA EC srp U Vermeer tail / ' LETTER NOW! - .' THE self-addressed, envelope -'o'trau- to liox 489, Itatiiu (its St ito ii N 't I019 lIt un to 'l' if) )aiUi' birth sign I Sl'l(l('l)ftN ii 5 PIECES! long, 1 ;rpto, P () X PRESENT TIME 4... a ,tan-pt-ii W10FV FOR ' - 1 2 ti t 21- t 0c prut'rastlnah -; I atet ais i ui reason tt oil 'cull todu) but if a-, ptit tht.' r aif the s 110.1) hi tI ' for ,, tang tint- ii,;i bias Cit i ir, '.'i' liPel' ' l\'dh If -- hall Pier t'ot,e's tte'' :44 - iouil - !oF:th I(LU)HC , litor -ha',, r-p;iir.'it 'Linia'.-: -i_.__ S i:.ii'', If s.-ar 551'i-n -' h- hi-; tut - toil that i- reahl'..a onjurs Ii the' tU1A's h.,t,, trait -lottie' vats. but ,1r e h 'I, this cc rk often - Let:; .i2 p.r u'ent sUccess '.O,jt, '-iiabling lint' out o f 1 .r -eno.'n to gil pregnant ottil tb:1 tub.' - tire- 1A.'t'fl ri-paort--1 Ihe' )UtI*,4)h is ti at '-fla,itbi t'"n'-iaurage it ce',u.,in tip 1' 'Pu except to v u 5% 1 A ui , :'i s- - I r": 411I.-.1. - - ,')'-,-d. - - -- - U'i,l ON u:n't.,ra &'s If a es-:;,:, N g,'oro, tic hate- ht'r tut.'-- tii'l -h' -t:uAt ri-garit it [-r:;..ir,'nt ste'rl!uiatn it , a ',% :'h the n4- ,A :nicrosi,ir-.t.s frttque- 'iii:.' 'las tors hs L'l h,Lt-t six ri-s tote'' 'rh. . IlL '- (an , -:. ' • - :- v . : • , : a 3..,. - ,r., •' I:.,. - .5\Uj( _loflt' 21-lids i' N' suit e-nthusuasti, toel,is S u carrs loot - along on cur seske ('h'innt'l this e - nt'rgs oil, " "mmg project and it'll 1.5 _ t - I c'T A v - -, £ i ,,i na a 5 I-, t v -s • ' £ - I',.n '.,c-I - - " - -' - ',r:' ,. ' -i • ,-, , - -,-!',-.e,h.4'- -- -<. -- ,'t;" ,•;'.•- -'i- ,_-, 'i:•' '.r ;' Lt - -. -.-I1 -, I, . -5' -. ; a •. ' '"Iii tn-I 1st-' '1:.. ' ,r4r.'e te-.i: . .-.t ,d1Tlrt a 5 . r It'd hi "Ott I 'f - '•' - -1 'iU' I - -.- -C:" I fi'.,--,.rl '-r:li; .:.- 1-cr-( cIut,s '. -:art ii q SS',st lettan--It Then o ii ' - r ' - -- ' -' a If 0 'tart's fr rnarids Ill c- , St - • LI- 0 ' Jul) 23-Aug It like a magn et . ou , ttrjtt inonc ,n I ri-ate-ri_ti abjttt' todu) Ktt'p )outse'tI 1: the- n-iLl]' of ". :",51 - a' ret-suit fir'e-c.' .t 'I, :on! 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IAII k I ' I f%t__ ' y £ r." e .:' tT'' -t,-s,atiino has ti-I hi- U,edR11Is -criiIut'ant In lar'-r Oflh'''.:ts, it cause's joioinrlo' Frratnj the taan- ''I war he-tIer . I sloe'' presume the ,h's,iti,n it) siur ,,I), r. ii,,'tht'rs t.,•' i- -I.ht, ,'r cur ,d IL',IINI Ma 21-June- 2U he quick to JWI:p into .ons situatin that .idols to i-I ihi lit'. or i-e'e,'Uf:tS ttkIiIt It uiu-t also benefit th, -i,u'r,- respusible- fur, to pat If '1 hs -- '-I' -. 3 Li- onbr,eWh,,' pont if I,t,,ts .t'Ili t$ Ii, this I. the-n- eio 'hart-,' of gettini: pregnant of ,aiisltoi',. t ,', 1977 ! ' tIIiOl,'t. se 11 In tiihil He HF.ItI('F; HF:hF: osoi_ 1 • Aram. as scith -tin.- , tie' bitt ituilils U) haiti it-Il h'-tructiiini. IS e-rli,,jouog liii' in,'- r a .iit(it\ Ii P.,;iUt- it. SiiU '-':- h've.'iap t t; I ,! !I bloat lets- I by pt-i :Iirubine-niia - Iha' :;a ''cur th saiflt' art'hi.tas it.sSO(i$ti't -tIlt int'rt'a,se-t 't,'structiono -t r'-'l bl otod ct'hI' - __________ J usual so.ur ti,..t -cii n.,is i U' JIlitliul' If th' usc - i can I '-and].' the- te-hio:tiboI plaznie-nt .tt'quiatils. it', ii loser liseasets, 'Ui- Ic-ti'I tiuthi' ' (Jr, it taO t.ete- ,tii oraretasc-t ,in,Oulit of : 5' 15~ - I ~ ....I.. -i ~ I 2 i OPP' , 5 - -',CC,, PED -E - the '.cith',ut pi ,:11.1-111 9' ill %*I)ilr 1111:111rie. 'Lireit -' - 57 ft the- It the tik'ian I 48 -,4 - _, % .- 7 46 - by Bob Montana ' iVI 42 4' k .aiii II,'. dS ccitt: a all 'ta-roe'. ti.' -tools stall hi las it h.,lks. \'--,s j:i- "c b(iiia "Iai tha t to ' itt-Be-nt :: Ito' l31 hi-. Wloll -' h.,rgetailor, iiiiIing I 'I-i ta the tsisee-1 it ll' 'I.,!-t is ,,j It'') !dtubii in Iii.' iOge' Ilult 144 1 43 s S(llfl.SRIUS Nue. 1111 ,11111111"111111F 2 ijfl','tte'(i - -II '- -if .i ' I' 1 Itiirutnro art is i- s re- teat ii sour tIc' its is hole- pocni- nt It ( aUses tie- gre"-n aIr f b i ll, \.s this - - - '' lo -- - - - 25 - ti nt'i!'ibin iron 2' 26 32 - - ': 'aur re-I $ '-Its lri-,ak ,uioi r'-h-,t---' tli' tii'io,i,l'tiii, the:i:i:te-nt liu,st hi- ti,iioilje-:I 'l',ar Ii'. 01 111,4-' Itis iii'' t-Str,s -- -- - 20 %D W3 ITS LcAT UIAbMA I.4Eolo j [it) UAV i,'zç 'r -:--- -_ 15 - by Art Sansom - - -' - [40; "lit *_ -- - --lf-,aol'tr.-55e-.I •n chip.' for it t,. 5- - - 5 THE BORN LOSER -- '' , 4 -- - 3 - - - ' - '2 - ,,"'r L 'UI (tilt dit~nated to ttit. .c' - ' - ii riiliiir rid ,.'iis .. it,iuiute- h-.a' ' ni($)41 ut'ht , .nt,,ins toil, a. liotoni the' ' 54 1 . 5 - C-:' .. 3 - .1 t NI' ,- this I- a fuioi tifirl if Ui' lr,t r. I iii -citing (jOl [iii lit- all to Letter uiunb,'r I o', Ii! 'c otto ', ''or Lis'-r, to gi'. a b-if'- h.'l,eoI,i infrtiati,r . tt -',,::', .:s in 1111 ati'U: l it, the' user 'an 5,'I' e'f',t -'c itt A lang I ih-.,\l( 1,1EADI-Ai Itilirutou It 'the-s Iron • plene-not r rei Idoicih o ills Did ou .i' tiiiit lii it i'r.aie p.-r'ini i,str',ss and ,,I tt,'- s,iU,e' lOB.". . - i.,ii-- 'ii,- to u, - V., 'c iul't gre-aths .appr.' iati' -$14'. iflfIJflh,,etiufl front SOU t ' •- '-don' - : ~) <'j Cancer Society In addition. there will bot, Simlif Parents art. fret. clo-Ams from Scininole Comproct-els fron; Santa munitv Colleges Clown Class, a House art for the Ix-nt-fit of s1 si,' - i -I', 1-:- ';ui'toon-, ' -. ', 35 ' 50 Sa'et v age -- , - _ . I 1. - I i JjT1 and ten' 24 Mt'.'eut 25' atie I 5 io Club 26 e - i 29 5.: 5 S W,itt ,n SNOA 30 POI Or o.a 3' Arab r ;_ 33 17 ze bait-et 34 - () 45 D r. 6 p 'eSdi"t ebb' 47 et 3 Acifeltio 'anani n's _ - I- ,und.ition from V.1)1/ broadc,-esting from Area Council of B L Signia the u:.otsi.- unit and giving asea l'hi 1 is being il; eor k tca lift of - - ftQi - g e tot F bro is 'e - 23 Four licare B ' ifter 11'4s ,it tie- ht)pit.il ,t, h.,, nt', or h &I this 'ut to,'r hition e'spliin.-'i to -.itisf.action hiS her doctor, it aa.se' 'of toot cc,inting to , t%t,ti iii'. iii.. 'c itto rowt'rou.i ' • At CI 19 A'l-21 D ,ect r, if (' reamics, A es . d • Pe C S sI , rj symbol 2 CO Santa House To Feature All ft ' Ci s faUoer ' lit-. ' \I( 1;1( I.-'tMhI M ti.othe'r, 60, lo.,s ls'e•ri ihi,igiiosei as having hp.-rhihrutnnt-;iio y ado' e c t :A : A P4 '4 C) S K II 'A! ' S •I• - 0 5 I 'e'1 - - r,1 e ' o'u1L. , ! ;7Y7- I Attractions For -j , L 25 Ces.s'n' t 38 Little 33 ia:.4ff'" -I' -•--'-"_ p: 62 'ears (Fr) il Gap 3') Tolrj 36 MCCIS se'i b w roP_riRi:'ai::aI 56 57 58 Greek epic 27 Lill Pam 28 Guionav, J - OflCVried oHice 16 Balance books I? Article 18 Quiz 20 Fifth :rdac SiQfl 21 Meccar labor., )' Ti. of Yen' ~A :7 , -, BEETLE BAILEY 54 Was 15 Stand for JC tie '•- -- / . y I ' -? t 53 vifigh Fleming 13 Worihp Thursday, Dc: I, 1977-38 Readers Problem: Overloaded Liver c,.'. lJ I!i+ --,-.'i.e I I CL( , UTU 110I'M I Wy I04.!..1 9 - I, lot Previous Pul• .: , - i'' - , , "A Ae'et*,r to 4 Biblical priest 45 Pd,mbl. 9 Stitch 48 P reFrY) Cft.E HAS .0 Tvp1 measure 41 Ptepars G'5' 45 FEET MUST BE - nhat's ,~v E' MY 'r -%I - - - ACROSS by Chic Young ___________________________ >' : all - -, 7 'Couch ' tell him I don't care if there's no cdgeii Ise. And make it sex- all I sant is corn' "(oodbt'." panionship' I'd appreciate your advice. I'roblems' Unload on ,thby LONESOME the _______ Headed Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, LONDIE - I - -- j'I'''A',,-. • : - A ' 0 , ~(i.;,,,~ - :-,.1,.,';. ~..; * ,, si~*~,~~ k 6, - - r,~, -, S s ~~.:.! ; * - \1 X Az - - -~ -7, X : : -. ' ,. BUGS BUNNY byStoffel & Heimdahl Ii-lIt TiRE. -.E'\ L\JT - , "FR AR\1.4T1 ".2'L' 4\\ ( L) \tL.'0',,t "°fl LiLLS5 '-A I F'WEE' \'e!kE L)RIVIN LJ IJJGSYI --- 1 \ -k,N A L4Cs,JN1Ao'- R.)AD FJLL I 'T'IR RA1z C4CTL'/ 'c'c'-irRtT Nf P -\N1 I LAN .'\.¼,,:°\! 1 j' - ' I I-- - ' I wnR \j - .. L' I . ( , uI - [' - I . ( _-/ 1. - k. -- ' .4_'. - - ,. - - L'5K.' '4ER' i.i'L / taro'o. surprising results t-'dt' e,.';i rolls, )a(U'rt' .'ass tr , Ito'-:. -i ccttt S)(iF.s (' 2 , s SQL SItu'S Jan. X.F. . 1.9 , It -ill se-em to sot' that t:as s rt toning to tou ,ert out e5 , t- ur-!rarl tO(ia% In't fret S' or ie''t ntt-rests still be s,-u,ial I I l( I-_Si-tb 20-.%lartti S cc iii ness to t ompr ;- ) strange-i to get .at'n. - ' ~ li. I I x) A Ty-4j 1 , by Bob Thaves 84" Hercubon Sofa Matching Loveseat Comfortable Matching Chair • Matching Ottoman I Man-size Recliner Correlated Recliner Available In Vinyl $ - --IMII.II&H So right for today's lufestyle. this collection has thick, padded Tuxedo style arms, extra thick roll front cushioning and a rugged Herculon plaid fabric for years of service. Ordinarily you w.uld pa ll, this low price for 1ust the sofa and loveseat, bu' because of this very special purchase, you get all 5 pieces L;J .-, - 1.Oo$ LQ c4Z t Ly . •- r // - UP! . Charge It ~% CHUF01 HAT I I - *- - PONE MUM , you c' )' - , . 4.'..,-.. -\" f I "c -j • • - 'Cc st oUst a - ,rt -'-i 1 lu is e proJt-e-ts lt.ri I I nte''t atiS h_tint c_ti-to i'r ii,eke- iris torn. - - Ji:lnia'rtI s - '''' 1"", 'lit c gi p;, 'Pt,' f' -'. 10 aapeo8 ' l I. s;), a, I top atr op it 'iS I-or, t. t'' sU'st boo' - 'o,oi. C 111111 M lt~ n ,r (il ' - .'.f 'I, ,,- -. -- ,- •- ,//2\/ . i. p c! - ' - 1 - l .vEARlPd LIT NOT b, Stan L&rc and John Ro rni e ;. •..t: : #1 c 'c1 CA' 'N,L ;'o.s T ' .' •,..'•.' -c -' C C" ARM' g,. ?fl -: a -.' ,s-a • .ia'- 5fN6 "3t' HF a • ' - r, '.St. '.i.'ECT•• . - .. '- '' .,sv C' ,_ C' .it:' .-: rz. f', ., x''.,'i - - -' .. e..---..: -.r " - f - - IF c,ejr .-•. - Ce \11, -. d • ni,f ' , C ' ,• - 1 11$OU? b guy - 'ro 4RVIN R LO A :'7', TI-4AV4', 000NESBURY by Garr, 1 rude, / I-TT 2 )-%5v 'E-44' r .'s :' - Y' .- \ 01 I / \ , •'l. - *i.ij .' ' -'a L;' 4 . I - 1, - 1:i k 0 -119 -'-: C-- - S •sf, ___ / ' Hi ., : Ti.' -- - I JIr 2. -- - ~; 1 c V t 1 t'•a,.,ts - •.. - O .. - - - Mflv ceP ~~ - '; :: ' -nton,,, -: 1' -. ''. ' -- - '.S ;-,-, p1:1 ito- J@.ant 2' &AAi /t'-. , ' '' per; ' PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN Mon. & Fri. 107 Tues W., Thurs. 10-4 Sat. 10 Ph 3231322 He, 44 (West lit $I.) I Male Eastof 1-4 ••,._ • £ - 7 r5 ' 3' \ 1' •, - .t K. Ryan KAI)IE COWG4JY - WITH RI - , •(• 'RNi'... IVAY, \ 4) INS ''L. . • -. '- ' -'. a C tiat P AT IT tHIS TUMBLEWEEDS DISTRIBUTORS INC. LOWEST (i ___ - $399 country Furniture I YOUR I OLD I[FURNITURE -. 'W But hurry, they won'- last! TRADI IN IN in -- ____ t:-1 ' :'.-- - ito Ohare's I, bridge or', if tte' ,:r-at htim:tot Pis'ii- • - Z. -. .•. •- -- ,- ',d. -, . .-,- ._J I,j2 "i", .. • - i',' ,. - I •. - i ,-;. -. --- t' -a-., 2.I' - , P. -",-• .-•, ii.•''-"-:. to, I' • . it 4' 0 .,,..- - U . . - . I -. - _ . = 1 . IL. . -' s e_ts ti,, point I pboa ate 1he 4N oust fauii,L,to ti _a . )o, d 4, , ) ( . j~i - I Li FRANK AND ERNEST - e • IF ./ ~,_4 1~. , .., /A__:~ - . $ I -- inti' it storjoe,'i hit- stun I forget it I - A p,,s,, 1.11101A Sept 23-Oct 23u Uriceict gaunth. bvas ' s ipproc al tots is to t ike rite ttiino* 'n that another IXite"t, .*niai turn it 51 (IRPI() Ott M arc ii h 21 Spit ('hi,, togs-s iflsplrt' )a(4 tl . tie grt-,iti-st protluctivits t.- -Is . -r 11.1 - cc tot't' the lii: - % lR(,() Sin,, ,!3 5.. p1 u 111,11 on , griinIaose- i-cal,' ia'-Lti You it' up to handling the biggot's You cOin 'Core' stilL I tr,e groups.major projetts ° IL'' taul) b_tnanas 0. "'r'1"-,!'.:7:4 - �45- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, Dec. 1, 1 911 Thursday, Dec. I, 1177-SO Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Legal Noti'ce Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CulT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA CASE NO 17 3039 CA 04 C i n Re the Marriage o4 iOi ANt) FRANKLIN PEELER, Not(C 1hereby grn that I engaged I n bulnfll at P0 Ba 1114 .antCrl1 SnnØ!r LOuflt1. 'ofda under tht tictt.s rime o Husband Respondent, NORMA JEAN PEELER. 15 t. pet.looner, NOTICE OF ACTION ROLAND FRANKLIN '.' PIE N RQnderit aoires At last P.no*n to %P% Pr, "oroer was No 170 Hum'nriQbrd St Daytona lppP Pip lOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 'riP! a ptt.øn for d %t.OlutQn 0$ Pal been ilj aQina, Ou , r Abo v e captiontd court. Arid pt wow Art reQr,dto5,,pea 0 pjr rtlrfl f,ries or Other 'ea r 1 any . to lad pt t on, on s[Ppl AGAR the attorney for ', Pet crier AhO%f aOarell 11 1271 -' t' •e Orlando FIp r before theftP! 04 :.'rm1er. 1971. and 10 fIe the rpi thereof All' the Clerk of ' cc,r' etPi, De'ore le'vce on , ,t'!7 rn, 1O' ite p"',3'r or lOS? S Of Merle ( PjrP.r PDIIh Nov 17. zi oft 1. • 1977 DEN 74 FICTITIOUS NAME S'atutii, To Wit Serton as Statutes 1951 S R CP. V Stuart . Pi3TCE Or - PROPOSED Oars Vergef No.1cc 1 hereby Otri tIpt the ,s!' p Ii S Bans Of SemnoIe F tx,ja "as made ap A' 9 0 thir Federal Depot -s'ae Corprieaton Wasringlon. C) C 23120 134' 15 Ar'len COnitt!t to ..in 'P riagv'p Bank CO 5jritord Sanford, Fio,,oa It 1 .on!,mpatpd that a ll f the otfcti PC at,Ope flamed banks All .ori!Mie t o be operated T' 't CC 5 Piti.shed purauan' C Sod n I$lc Of th$ Federal Ditcloo, I insurance Act An, oe'aor A-St','g 'o comment Oh to appl.(a!or Mav #'Ile bn ArtnQ *.th the 'r.cpl D'recio, of tl'C Federal De(o.q' InSurance Coepo,aton at '5 S-f ueg ona Otfce P'aChr,, N A ,t Atlanta Gocr;a 30S 'I .-, f5On dM'el 13 ?0$est rt 'a-''-ng of Its app' ca'on e "as a Pt 10 cc so f It, flee a ArtIer, "C"CeOf h.5 n'en! AlIt the Reg.ora Dreclor ti, Jar.uar, 1o"i, 197$ Tb C-nCOnIdCnt al rCrt , ons of trie .'c'Pt'ca'on are or lIe In trip rg-ona' Oft-( or as part Of the put' C OI Ir n'a n'anea by 'me Corporalen TS #.I 5 fae fo r putlC M SOPCI-Ott Cu'.tig feg.lar bulneis O.'r Nc".emter ftPr. I977 'as" p Pans Of Sanford 15 FrY S'rc0$ I atPIp Li S Bans ' Sen'nole X00 Orlando 0r.ve IS, 7. 79. 30. II" $" Dec I, DIE S 3 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO 77.I107.CA.I9.E L.',RPY A DALE and CYNTHIA DALE *.fop , ALA.5•ANZ K HOSO4NOU Oeiertjarn NOTICE OF SALE NO! ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ~m r ole 1411P, day " Doocembleer 1177. 8, :'e hour of II 00 a m . at the Welt 'font 000r of tIe Serriniole County Cour?to,s,. Sanford FIOvdi. M# LitOersgned Clerk *11 o f fer sale to fi h.gPoojt And best bOde, for CAIN 'be foIlong d,$crtied real Properly East $55 fee' f North 73 f South Of 15' ' i Of SE I .. Seclon • vth, Nang 20 East Niinvlv 70 C 55 Sou,r, ISO fee' of East is s treq, A It CfC,cner,!%, p11 5?'Lclures pppIa'(n and •pp,jrtenancr5 on tad land or -jled In COriunCtO thert1, 111.5 Sale Is made pursuant to F nI Judgment fl Foreclosure entered In Cvi Act-on No 77 170'7 CA 09 C nio* pond no in the Crcu-t Court. n and for Seenoioie County. Florda DATED INs 3511, ail, of No v ember, 1077 f.i'IsrC$ Seal I Arthur H BecS*tI,. Jr Cit's of frr Crcu't Cvr' By Mar 7 P4 Daroen 0pifiy Cl,r I'. ties and Roost H Rc'and Bates Esq e 1337. (P4* Tç* 5 South Orange Avenue aoo FlOr,da 321.31 r' 305 473 1703 ••11orne5% for PlanIff Il'%P' Dec I, 1011 Dec I 15 7: The variety is Dtv%,Iy Clerk Pbl,tp Nov Il. 21. Dec I • r BOWL AMERICA SANFORD I I ' ?. Pick Up Yotir Free 1978 hallmark Date Book Come I lii'. 11.1111 h it'ltli ui •( 0 till F*floVtiI Property Is also beng orocreded .;arist. to*,, 1 Lot 1. Block 3. LOCKNAR I5 SUBDIVISION a re(orded ri Pip? BOo. 3. page 70. PbIiC Records rif mfl0Ie County. Florda tIll Ponfac aulornotile, ID No. 252 351 2335551 3 1963 II Challenger Boa,. F is *Snack Bar • 1 17t P' t , \ ,\ I .1.1:11,' 19" Color TV Port. 359" 15" Color TV Port. 349" Toy Chest With Book Shelves FUN AND RECREATION P •2l!Itl.11 \t'illtlIIl.. \lll(iit- :'..l''u Cards and Gifts FAMILY HAIR-CARE SALON Give Her a Al G1L Cek ak 0 5" WiperBladeR.flls 1" Twin Flow Oil Filter GOOD AT Treasure Chest of Beauty She'll love it! Mabel Duggan - Owner'Operator Diane Johnson Sandi Palmer Wanda Collins Ruth (Pooh) Weiss Barbara Mayo Kay Wright TREASURE CHEST of BEAUTY I I I 10 ti .'iV:•. nr.'L-o' it - ' II i fit th iinni'.''r'.ar. all ftifliut'r pupIl, .1(1(1 tri,ri6 FRIDAY. DF('I;%lflF:H I)'sii, t''1%i'i'(lt*li II) Arts- ri ,. !,a'i.11ifi 5_u.sllir) 1_nit 8 'r • 1)elto"ia WOHidO s Club NlirUu Wright'', . Event ,• 117 iho'tii I,. -,"•'' llapp Senior ('ittirtis, I p it-, Ia',punt home, Fern , - 1',lIfC THIS WEEKEND l'j 1 (1. • Still irnilt' So-uth I('itar ' \lt,htl iruti- ,SllrIrI bird ("hun l' - Sauiford-Sein Iiiolt' Jab tees. t'.' .11'. deC binlIllnu. Sernlnollo' Sunrisr Kistanis, i ri . Sa:rLsi's. Sarfurd langlIssIllId AA. slusii, B p nu St Richard's ('hutch. I ,aks' hio*ell Hoa'l lMngssosid 5.5. i losed. 8 pin Roll= Hulls Moravian I 1IUII h. SIt 114 ('ounl ide School Ad'. Ror Committee. noun, First F t''tt'ral of Ss'ri.in'ilt.'. SIR 431. langssooil Young Adults ('tub for Singles. 9 p flu Orlando I ardsn flub, 710 E Rollins , t'IACL1 :'.. ,, - ; 0 , - THIS .5 ((' uAIY u 3220580 I)f'XtS Ill 't('lfIf3(J btu'r soft ,4 ,tttu(ors for t(x,lVs leisure 'lii.' !lff 'Sti,'FsN r111 Christmas Club If' ttø $199 U NEXT TO JC PENNEY IN SANFORD PLAZA OPEN EVENINGS TILE, SUNDAY 17:30.5:30 THE See U S. R HAPPY i $'89 OF SEMINOLE Sewing Machine BANS WITH US '.IIYB( N F 0 C I. FULL SERVICE 8*14K MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS. INC PUSH A BUTTON AND Riccar Galaxy 300 REG. 589 NOW LIMITED QUANTITY bcouty aids: soaps, Pajamas ''- - $ 10 I IrfanI Kill PLAZA ( SQUARE i 'r A t no -.4 Mighty Match 39C REG. 48c 16o. Can .:-1L-.. SsTL'R1).s, l)F:CF:%IRFR I I Sanford .55 V. omen's Group. 2 p ITu asst'lb.'rr ('hutch "Stiss S-S. B p ii. t'I'o'l . 1201 W. ir~ Ascension I.utherin - .f'L Oct. Vtsnter Springs" contest. sponsored b) the 71 r `A ifltst Spr 1fi.1. Fire 1)" puarUTiefli .Auxi1iar (',rt'att'r Sanford Christmas Parade. 10 am lbssnt,'.sn Sinford V. - lPr Cas.seIberr, Santa House, 1470 I arId hs Rota Sigma I'hi to benefit Cystic Fibrosi I Foundation. 10 11 Ill, to 6 p it, ' Sol First St A•,..'...•-. ' t '*' ' St. Johns I)IstricI BII S(OUtk Leaders Recognition dinno'r p it Ilp'It,irS Fire 11,11. 1)cBar - St \DA'i, DH EMBER 4 IL 'pILanI,Inh.-( assi Ibcrr 'QC ('hristnias Parade. frr:. L'111cr 1' -Sltanu unto .!aI1 on Sit . 5 IlItI Il(IUst'. 147' I ;WIIO.''. ,r" Dr , (.',,seIberr s,rci Pi ltt't.i Sign a Phi 2' ttneftt F'itr',-uF un t.stiu.n, 14 p ii . REG. 1.49 Li 77C %ft)\UA%, 1)1.1 F:%IHFR 5 Kti'nagtrs, 7 31- U. Ito Forest , F rot- blood prusturi' i lime. it. .1 r-' , 1,, tiu'r t, ' REG. 19.99 1..iki SI'tnr,,' Si:1a(t-ur I tjU, t.'t ,t 4t p it S.-'. '-nihir. Springt 111. 1 p n - RadiI No, le'I , Iii: .rc ,'tnin'oR' ,ljct''s, 7 10p it. ItIIh ' ,nts'r LJ J11 .J•1'- - i i ubhoum.-, Sprr.. ' I 5' . aresi.,tc -' -,,.:. • .- ''.. I' .0 FREE ALTERATIONS bartender ZALES SANFORD PLAZA BANKAMERICARD DINER'S CARD MASTER CHARGE ';- 0fl'S& • j• ,•.•• f - , • NFORD MAKE YOUR APPOINTMENT EARLY AZA TO HAVE YOUR DOG GROOMED Suede and Leather Coats greatly reduced. ' ton I ' uvus I '.'rt,'r ri ' l.lkI' •tli't 5' -' ' ' i p ri atr I r ' uL Ia-I F'irst Itapti' ...' ' ' ' '.t 01) "' . ' ' r ' I ,. '-• rrs sl It 1;SDs N 1)1( F1%IIIF:R 6 1 '11111% Sssl1 lout 1ss'u'rt't.iruo'' 1:t.;.. , sets. •.'ti.14,• i'P° ?i .pJ,.1'.. "12. NOW FOR ' - . 1 • •.',1._ P'r&irei 1 .'. j • i$4... - - • Tt and minerals by: (WE CAN HOLD ANY LAYAWAY UNTIL DEC. 24) 6 Beerage g lasses Thru Wed., Dec. 7 New low prices sANrorit' LAZA WE PAMPER OUR PETS - LET US PAMPER YOURS- (2 0? 4 hours 8 hours ) Cowoleft Lki. of PCT OaOOMINO - :. 6.00 $10.00 Al PET SIMt*$ Radiance Natural Foods SANFORD, PLAZA PH. (305) 323.6760 -•'r' 4' HANKAMFRICARO - MASTER CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRESS VOGUE CHARGE • -..•. G(R$ItS 000$ uaos GUINEA PIGS TROPICAL RIN HAW$T! CAGES - CARRIERS. AOUAAIUWS 4. SANFORD PLAZA JCPenney .,,,, 'a' 323=4635 1 0, _ SANFORD PLAZA ONE HOUR CLEANERS - C. L. SCHMALMAACK. - •*"' Your Carpet Steamex ".4 .' (12 oz 6 Rocks glasses 1 7 oz I jigger g!iss ", -, '-; - ; -: . •vi set 6 HI h,'iIl glasses (9 oz PET ANIMASUPPLY - are 19-pc Ltit-, . ' DRY CLEANED 2 for •• :.' I-1,,5•• Dresses $400 • '' .' it ' 1''-t'.'- 8.88 FOR CHRISTMAS! LAYAWAY , 'intril Sl• .513010 Ilr,111g The Diamond Store AMERICAN EXPRESS "ar1.'r.I Hour % salirl 5%, . 11111s I hipt'r . 'SI iht Vt iti hors. ( )pen a /ilt's as isunt lit w%tnaittinal cfedit plan'. R[ECOFFEE ' en.' '',5Ii "• 'I Senior I itizens trip to cor.ccrt at Tupper*ar SuIut)rlun.. tue-ar Kissuiln,er. 8 p fi; I.&'avto Sanford Civic ('ariter, 1 P° I'ick up at Leeds. ('aic1berr% , 4,31'l p fl I Onner I,ri It.' ss a', cttrj • hirKr line uI III e MISSY AND JR. COORDINATES SWEATERS ROBES BLOUSES p.j.'s TOPS GOWNS SLACKS Taylor's HEADQUARTERS FOR FISHER-PRICE TOYS AI LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICES Y.•,'.•.' John's Senior Citizen Club, 1130 a m , St John's Lurch. Sit 1. .Sltamontt' Springs Professional 1'1d ( lutgt' 'I Reduced for Christmas: Thompson Solgar St I"tcr anti Paul ('i1tholu. St. - to s,1' % 011 1(1% I' Itt't' We feature vitamins Schiff Plus Nulife • I)io't Vt orLshoop. 1' an. and 7 31 p it , I I \I 11_lust I 1_h, Sit 134 tad 1•4 .Ir'd 1 a rtu In - : I lt'f,7 .17t seven brilliant wy ,i 14 p f sites 3.14 1 hirts'int'rs, 7 30 p ii 'hurt h, (,Iik'rr,l Pizza Baker 1600 .- CHRISTMAS $ 1187 REG. 99c r. , '-: shampoos and creams in warm flannel prints SCRIPTO WATTA. PIZZARIA -.'•'. Christmas shopping? and 37c PK. OF 15 ';,.7'I4's"s e-' c,f - '. - HONG KONG Stop by and see our REG. 49c Roasting Pan Solids and Patterns. Lunch Specials! Nightgowns 197 17 1fx12"x3" Now and our regular RESTAURANT asseltwrr Sunshine ('tub, :,r it II, I titheran ('hut'. h. I .ssseItirr> \ABFL. I j it. Firm Federal Seminlo, .Sanf,ri " ( '%SlIl. Reg. 12.50-15.50 Family Dinners Combinations! a ;iu '-!•' -';'-' REG. 2.79 Sauce Van Heusen Classic Collection New! SEW ALL YEAR - , 1k1tor; - Vt s'tghi Vt atthers. Stirs. Altari'jr.te Mall, 10 OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY Shirt Sale! I, ,':' ;•, ti, 1,l) i: Srmaruh Blvd.. Llt.'ltor,a I ore WASHINGT0I1 2-LB. .LE3E FOOD GAL. 35 MINI Bows FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK HOOKER GOESTO I Prestone READY MADE CHRISTMAS Or rile 311 REG. 3.97 Light set ""i'04C. 0 )0 P C. 1041 SLFV(D HER COU$TI'... IT WAY 51141 kNEW HOW! THI :P4 CANTONESE ir''.! r1l1t DON'S SHOES b'Ii Pancake and Sausag.' Supper, i.a p ii 1 "(AS CtaI,5 SCSI UAI ANTIFREEZE ItF H I if ' account! AUTHENTIC Sfv:tI $3999 T , IL Su TZI SANFORD PLAZA l ab .'' t.LB. Mom's Christmas Present for '771 Girls' Holiday Dingo 1i& 49; Fruit Cake Sewing Center - with each new 'op U Publix •':....: , ACE. ,cu.,rl .': - . L imtt Right, Re serv ed OPD PLAit. ON L Y Christmas Cactus IAA STILL HIUC 5u7 HuIuy Il l Sanford WELCOME WITH OR WITHOUT APPT SATURDAY £5.10 'CS Hl9N*py 17 07Ja PU BL IX 322.7542 PRICES GOOD T!!RU THE, HELD OVER! THROUGH SATURDAY SEE AND SEW AT 1" HOMEOWNEDBY DAVE £ CLAUDETTE KARKOS PHONE 322-31111110 SPECIAL ELECTRONIC 16" Viewmaster Set t I is i - 80Z. BOWL AMERICA of FLORIDA AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD PLAZA I:U;flI VISA 'CoCktail Lounge - • 'di 0' 111! I1"u Dart,N Iii Re'tusr:uiw- go 79" 69" "LIZP IMOPP'..) 'll, Pumpernickel Banquet Facilities WESTERN AUTO PLAZA Featured Free U II Party Rye or Complete Pro Shop 'li''' NO FL 0.320 AJ These presents Command you to appear and Vie your answer or other defenWoCpIeaOng with the CItes o the Circuit Court in and for Se,n,noi, County. Florida, and Ieee P COpy thereof on Pejitiorsers attorney. Mack P$ Cleveland, Jr of Cleveland. Mi. 1, Br'dges, 'P0 Drawer 7, Sanford, Florda 73771. Ost or betore the 411t day of January, 1011, OC otherwi se a default *11 be entered ganst ytj WITNESS MY HAND AND OF FICIAL SEAL of the Clers of we CrcuI Court, on this 391h day of PlOvtmbV. 1977 (Seal) Arlh,jr H B eck with, Jr Clerk Of 'Me Crcvt Court By Jacgu.Ine TPS.,mp5on Oep'v't (leek PubI,ii DecI. S. IS, 73, 1177 DES PII ' a I' 1 IP I PEPPERIDGE FARMS .32 Lanes i,,,,': .11'llIi.l: SANFORD PLAZA MASTER W.A TOTAL CHARGE CHARGE Saturdays 7 PM. (,ul (.ini,- RCWOriOnI The boIlo*ng 0elcrbcd reap and SANFORD PLAZA ONLY Bowl for Top Value Stamps 'Thursdays 1 PM NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO LUDELS. KIMBLFY SAMPSON W H OSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING ADDRESS IS 4930 South Wabash Aenve. Cricpgo. III-1`10,11 6104 1 5 A svrn Pet i t i on F or D'SIOIUtIOnP Of Marrage hang beer, lied OF CLIFFORD THEODORE SAMPSON. arid LUDELL kIMBLEY SAMPSON, in Illoo, - 'c-paring tIe marrage to CLIF FORD THEODORE SAMPSON. ri Ibi C'rcu 'Court ri and fo r Sen'role Cj"v. FJr,a ne sloet l.l(, of AbC!! SIN RE THE MARRIAGE p ii - 1978 Vae Boolç DEN 17 SAMPSON - '.'t': ..'Y" .;-• - -. ar-j . ': 'i;IrIIor(l (,ranlnlar S hul excellent service ! t?i I N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNT". FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO 71-7324 CA 04 L In RI The Marriage of CLIFFCQD TPl(Qt)RE SAYP 5014 P er I 0*? I)eltona Hh'i'wl Bank ir,,.s ,.. IIiVIIJO'(I, I. Itivil Indiana flub i.arr•tn dinr. rt,t.1itir I .tr;i ,'ufl,it.ur.it ct'nts'r I 77,,', prvtd..'d SANFORD PLAZA'S afternoons ... until Christmas... for your shopping convenience! Seal £?'hf H Becv* -tI jr Cler k no 'he Crcu t Court , J u neCurls Vinyl Recliner 'OJ III p.. before the 7I1 di, of December 977 if VOV taP to 00 50 a deIaul *Al te tak en agarist yOU for "C refef demanded the Ptt5ri Dated at Sariord. Flra , 's di, f November, 117' Swivel Rocker Vt elgist Vsati PlOts. 7 p HI , I4iflgIAtood Qualit'o Inn •iti1 'rth Ftirt 'nntol Methodist (hu OPEN SUNDAY assures you of HiIj%1 3n Iea% Last p,r!Owri Ad53rjl YOU ARE HERE 14'.' NOTIFIED that ' D ssc'uton of MarraQ, fiat been ou 'ed a;aristy arid ,ou are 'eov'ed to Serve a ((pp of P,' afl%*t?orplHdng tOThe Pof 'on on 're PtttOnfr$ attorney. JAMES C ( PERRY, Of WOOLFORS S. PERRY PA at 'toll Sanford A v enue P0 Boy 3730. Sanforø Fl0, di 37771. and tie the 0fgi'l answer or Pleadrig fl the Ottce 04 It, cree' of the Crcut Court Or or SANFORD ULS So'niinole Chapter L 8 p ui.. Ma son.,, Ts'tr,rih' Most of our stores are personal contact NOTICE BY PUBLICATION TO CHARLIE NO', T URNER 115 L tIle YrP. Sir , ASSOCIATE STORE I)it•t Vt iiik.shop. 10 .1111 .1111 7 p m • Mor.tgwner V ,ir ii, Iritt'rtete ,1uilI 7 30 p rn . Grate United \1''thøkst inford Sanford 5%A. a p in , IflI W First St Friday 2-6 PM Saturday 10:30-2, 2:30-5-PM tremendous and Wfe I(IP,*OLEY . I ' VAluE EL IZABETH TURNER UOELL ' i And ------- , w ll be n i our Plaza Shop our Plaza. $11 OP iknanza, Altarronte (as YIberr) lions. 630 ji fl r in1 i Senior ('IIlu'ns Dance. 2 p III \I!anont Springs , (-nte 5A, Claus Pi I cc s hereby gven tj$ AC are "aged ri busnqls at P0 Sol t011 Sproier, Semnol, Covnp, FlOrda under the 1(1,1(51 name of SEkAINOLE LANDSCAPING AND SOD SERVICE and that e to lcnd CIQtter 'sad name Alh 'he Clerk it the C . ! COurt S.on,o)lr COuntp. fl accordance Alt! the Of the F(tl j5 Name IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH 'UDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY CIVIL ACTION NO 17 2251 CA 04 C In I the Marriage of CHARLIE ROY TURNER, Husband - Santa Sta tutes crier and iudQr'ent may be o,i ,t you to, the fel'Iff demanded - Sanford ilotaraU Club, 7 30 p n . First Federal of S1- flIiflolt', Sanford Ih'Itiina Theatre Arts Guild. 730 p.m., Epistopal I'arii.b Ilottss. F:nterpre. I lorda In accordance *tts the PrOvlcflS Of the Fictitious Name Sttes To Wit Secton 163 O P 'e ptton NESS bp hand aria lhilise&I of on Nov II!,, If?' I t .'.L Ar1l', H Beckylb Jr AS (innS Of tIC C'rut Court. [IV Jean C 15's, C,pj', Cie.'s IP Now I? 71. Dec I, S. 1977 :1 'I Till: 1(511% V, I)R F:tI1ER I POWER PROMOTION PRODUCT IONS, and trial I Intendlo 'e.5ter lid flame with the (seeP. of one Crcut Court. Semrtole Cont,. ll',reat!er ,c altoocso I default All be -"r'ed a;ansl iou on S'cton Of tr'e A 4 CALENDAR.. FICTITIOUSNAME OWNER �fl-Eening Herald. Sanford, Fl. ______________________ Thursday. Dec. I, 1977 — ______________________ TONIGHT'S TV I hursday Evening 00 7 4 6 9 12 NEWS 6 30 2 12 NBC NEWS 4 6 CBS NEWS W AM!L AFFAIR 9 ABC NEWS 24 DIMENSIONS iRE CONT N CUt - 00 2 .1 6 cng Richard istakenprrsone' .irt1 Robn intercepts a t'ttt" 'ram Prince John to me scc" 830 24 SILENT NIGHT c music for Christmas rq (he Vienna 6o,c Cher 900 2 12 HALL OF FAME The Court Martial o' George Armstrong Custer Brian eth Ken Hoaut Blht' Danrer and James Olson sta' nJohnGayslVaclaptatioiof thO st sng ui0 ' Douglas C Jones, AhiCtiCom bvnes'adand'ictiontoteflu, mt't hape i'appened 'I Ire rnntmor'.,AI Gøn (7,uvr sursrseJ the massacre at little RiQ Horn 4 6 AN ALL STAR TRiO. UTE TO ELIZABETH TAYLOR Party honoring Miss Ta i with r'any 0! htr iiCflcJs arid 1C1'OA actors perorming Ir her inclui.rg Bob t-4opc Roc. SOn Pl..I Ne*m , Sba.-r Cass Burl Rey-no's PeIci L.lA'0rl Ropert Olive M'c"ae LIARS CLUB T'IE BRADY BUNCH TrIE CROSS WITS MARY Ti LER MOORE - 7 9 WILD WILD WORLD OF . '.'ALS Tnra 12 CAROL BURNETT AND ENDs 24 "rNEIL •iEER RE. PORT * APED ro 9 BARNEYMILLEnWosis Friday bued ave and the precincts are ocad 24 THEBESTOFFAMILIES Episode s' in series Stephen John Patrick Rattorty tkO ppos'te c1is in a dramati. .%tPOfl of a violent flOiley strike in 1895 Cauer From Outi' Sace John Saion Patrcii r'eç 1965 12 30 2 12 CltiCo AND THE MAN R 4 6 SE Afl C H c-on TOMORROW 9 flp5 HOPE ' 00 1 (Non) THE LAW AND you (YU&'S p 30 MINUTES (Wed) OLACIK AWARENESS lThu SPECTRUM COMMUNITY CLOSE UP 9 SUNRISE JUBILEE 10 2 hues Thurs jCOUNTRV GARDENS 6 25 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL 30 2 iMon POP' GOES THE COUNTRY s Fr i PORTER WAGONER SHOW I NASHVIiLE ON THE ROAD Trr, T-1E W)LBURN BRoTHERS SHOW 'UTANA 5 .,UNPISE 'EMESCR M THE ARCHIES oo 2 12 ODA'i 1 .j I A 4 I 5I 4 6 CBS '.'Ont.INc, ?.1W5 Cr\an9e 4 ii5 1000 4 6 BARNABY JONES ' oii girI .tcc •"t'V. c ic'. Jones 0 IiC ma, Ut C "ICfl! he Occult in r n ì A fl CS S ' NEWS . I LI V ( P A ul A '.1 2 ________________________________ --.--•-.-•----.•-._-_.-------.-_ 31 -Apartments Furnished — 12 NBC NEWS UPDATE i 00 2 Ii GONG SHOW 4 MIDDAy 6 THE YOUNG AND THU RUSTlESS - ! ' t-. - "scrs Chid Everett vwrttev Corner 19,0 Art , '. I P T144 5G'( C lA UP 0(1) ,. ——- _____________________________ - pAt TiMF JrjI eII.n ii r,n( rOA Vii( (IOPdl i ,.IIrr in ,pIe' r'sr U l,anrr cQvrSe oo s,.s r' naran'pe i, S ii 'er iA S L aII e''i P1 r 5( m.ss SI ,5, nter P. 6IS UPS -- - - -vAN I 00 . ',-fl?l .5, - '' -- - ' FIlER OV lirlifoom t " q ir4"i. ,- tJ JuPl I SIUDEPIT S*O SuE AS SEARS ' 31 TA",1u,O DA, 't -J - )rl.3 ag - - ' THE CAPTa HAPPY 12 40 9 THURSDAY Pl , GIT SPE- 24 LILIAS ', 5?I a oC)A AN:C S a - '"___ .( f4 J.- . . .- ' p -, . ,& • - -- -. •, - p '•4 - 2 12 -- iI 4SI ¶) 2 4 ME DOUGLAS 6 ULWIILu GAN - S. LN -12 ',ls THR[ [ SON' c 5,r-'r•-t — •v4P4 v4p %i(jsp u nssons "" "' I' 5n$o' 1$) III) CE P4,( u '' ' ' ' - 18—Help Wanted p- 40 2 NEWS 7 71 T'IE ELEC3RIC COM P NV -40 ' [ N ''v.p v,,•.•.,,,,1,, 4 • • r Ii.-. ' 'AtcOun S eCe-,at C C 0 OctS pavr'-, .r'?s anO "aur OPPCS'S 'or a uit On I t0 po'aio, Ai5 Some 'vP r ,'4t.e p Pi15, send rrs1mv- 4 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 FAMILY FEUD -: f - 4 I , 6 /J l4ij.'fd IT_I I CBS NE'VS Afternoon I V,vM'( ' - LWiS OWEEN Ok hALM & HAIR STyLING SHOP anti ' - fiend to ?i%tCr 5id name *144 ' of ph, (ru' Court rmnoi County. ilorda fl c..idance *444 I44 pow5Or'i a4 '44, 5m eioSl&?u'PS SC?Ofl *55 C 1iUI,ul& 5!S'i!pS '5 S Errs i G,, Pbu 544 P40, 71 Dcc 1 S I 5 47' .1 6 l. 1; 2 6 9 12 ?4i,5 4 HE YOUNG A1j) THE "F,TLESS -S - -. --- 4, - -- --- - - -- - - tIP - --- - iç5p home -- LACE ftR ihot, 'i: e'u' -' • •.' - ' n-. ris fiji ' • • .• erti nrCr%%ê'y 1,.' "-.5' be '•v- O P&.F .4 -m . anti 'esa" a'ras 2 . , .1 'ar- r I. , I Legal Notice -I J - , --FICTITIOUSNAME i am .- p Pirrebi QvCii •. •. ieti ' buSririS •, 0.? Bc. Sem,'i I1 S,nfo'O 37777 C ''p iØi34 r-q Pi I-c??C,,5 AND RE P-IA, Ow ot (,44P4(, iOP4SW_ rAP4 T nC .- rpu%i.r 543 ,r I - . , " Arthur Treacher s has a double d elicious S. tn(P*IP5 ihe special for you' A cup of steaming New England 34-fVL,1JiP4. ,7i411'Ies ____________________________________ 4414 1,4 pr ill ll-I-v'5 ( II I chid * It be at .,pIed n - or's $4', p.r yrCi. 322 9318 - ______________________________ - I fl 2 Bk L0* Cot' Home .4511 or pa cash siriti aIdfi'S5 ol hQu5c ,or Sal, ft,5krri v's- cIcOmC P 0 Rb' 1791, San?oqd, Fl 37711 _____________________ 41- -Houses 3I c I-I $735.00 $19900 374 05*3 RegSJ •38 J unique blend of sauteed onions, Save steamed celery, Idaho potatoes ant. 321 0759 fish sandwich is something else 0 you-can't beat this periect combi nation to warm your winter. The Arthur .' *,tcIl fer f, GraM Opeisiag sPa - -r"'.. Qua lJv-g Re&r EsPa'.- II' 3 2 I I O&, m l .r• ' 7610 '-4 -aAusIha li • 6; , - ', 30-Apartments Unfurnished - -s ,v , -' a''jr a , • 5. u-.. tv-pr', 1' OPENTDAYSAWEEK A.M. T119 P,M. Arffiwr TreacM,s Puis Hills AM Ailamnti Spress- •,arutord LOvrlp I or 7 1114 a, vaIl 10 vaIl (uirg4 (e'am,( 0 UlS Ill Ac cnct-' tme '7 lo 3 lull dlp',I appi aI Pl4lIClIlIhh.0l,,.-VL,M;, 323bobo ________- 1I3 ;, i. Story 3l-Aisrtments Furnished r "A I -A'11611OP1 '41 t0 -vSPv , • * First at l-4Sanfo,'d '-mvi' VETERANS * °P ' ICI Ii A IllS i fri I If SO - IV! '73 PINTO ST WAGON LvU-••i.c Usri i"PG '73 MAE RICK A '1788 - 1588 '1 895 . GRAN PRIX 74 %'f'iG 1.15,11 LyP ' • , c.' LalDif Pø*•r A S.'qa' ' - -- - BILL BAKER - - 32)9 S. HWY. 17.92 322.1835 ._ I F r & Sa - car. .arage Sal, lurn-lure. CS0IPIrig 10 1,1 9 VaIifld a St or cii 172 175$ - GMC TRUCKS 451 N. 17.92— CASSELBERRY— 339.2)00 Open Daily 8 to 8 Opon Sat 816 D.c - & 3 a' 10? Colonial Way 77ri1 SI I trot he? Peces. canoe lImps, ccua?PS lOIS of ?,mt - — 't The Brand Nw '7$ Pontiaci Are On Dl.$$ly Newt - IS I Ferguast runabc,u' 35 HP (bry5ler mObor anti Iraler Misc dIr, 373 5511 - . 'a _______________ In, DICtion Of good uSed 1? - - ."' a -a - - - I , ' s!/ ____________________________________________ - -- I MOwn9 Ever yIN ng goes iamson COuHi & H's-r clesi & char 3 5*vCI 'ock,rs '3 OlOr Tv *144 Outsjr a'-'r'sa ICivit 100 numir Ps '- e. ' All PCmS riaSt "at', 76 SCm-nI, Dr D,h-5 -' 5554 --- --- ----PbolCi,ApNC 115 Ic' a- - 'NC bam.ly ror', WE fl'OL O S CAME PA STORE :10 -- Prp Avp 377 611? _- j. '. " GMC Trucks Hug I vlCO1vIp 40147A 7 LSuCOLti.n1I4,IPSI,,.PP+d lii ' Coupe Are Here Now ____________________ ,o—Otf ice - Supplies ,$ 44 - a :,, -- -- - -- -- - 1 5 ..-__-' _________ Dog Track Road on 17 97 ____________ -: S • •. 5 ' . A P'S £ Al I a , r YV.'-SLLMLSO , SISI, (I ISrositAssot r'A,-c K CONSULT OUR ____ - -- - -- _________ - 'oorn - ,. - it rrne - •, '' Lth% ILW& 011 Iull t11'(?ed Ia-loved drapes. 411 I, F I -(PlC Appl.iriceS 1.000 CI ls'r'Q space pius a 1(4' sL_) garage ALSO 70 tIQ I t;u Id r'.Q 1' , ,.uP,5 .51 TC lifAt 1o175 5)56311 •' — tII -- ' P' Singer Zia Zan - I.L3 PlEAt T011 3234311.. .v• MIS RAYMOND I LUPIDQUISI iH 0S17 llcg Real (St4pe (troS ri .11,5 Appr4 -5415 371 22,9, C-al' finn-u. i- al., * IpPI lerpIau%r,r,nnd rso'-P' 'TM'1 50 LiT' 371 6530 - ------------- 1) Al — u'g(''' E A,,, ,rvIr -. PeaLiqe (esstw.ii" atSeminola Blvd (hone Track Rd.) (5TATr -- - • PR b . - iii- j'vr a 5-lIen a gc.ji P'.,'r- tuciti r, and Irre- Call) _______________ '.' ( , II •,,-. • , •t. '-" ''.' "is —'- , 555 .-• .• ' i' , --, -• .. •.• -' - - - - I '5 • 'i4D-3. 1i'i-- p s,' '(.' ict."j' -- -, ftu1 ( - 42- - HOmes IlDa;i'larr •or a (Tr Ii ('Tnt'S $1 )I LJ'S) I flUIY1 D Al TV 1$ SILl I - - ' - '-c'-SI'(I.vr'-"g & j - 1976 SINGER FUTURA irigprs mot' moth-in Sr*"Q m4l,op iuII aubornalc told o''g-r'.aIIy. 1595 Re-**,tt,-t,d uSe-cl '0' 6 nnCinbhS (tIlInc, $g 50 • 57?! C.OKYLY - p. I •. S uvi. ,...:• ------------- SC LII 5319 JAll FEED I - ' Yru. P. 0 ' 's AIriân 449111 (Cavilers 90 .arge worms II Also P.1? I,ne - -• u I, I 15111 I -i I I0l -- , . " .A&PP4A P ltANl 'NC. 22 (.,rq'aI Lakes. 3 1111 4' - ball-i. fUllv'ufnthpd. many evIras 71 CC Co '(l 377 9i$ U i17 ArIn 3 fiR I' 01144% 322-4132 Larry sMart )9 SAntI)Cci A e C ICili -n uSOd 'u'nIurp Refrig - 5IQ,e5 '2014 ________________________ s . P. 5 •,. i ,,,-' '4 _______________________ - Heater ' I $,, 4 '• - 1 'f i..-,- I '-'. -.:.,.°•'-',•. - •;l ' '% v . • u' '51'It •v - - & ' — __ '. — _ - - -. - -. - - b ", ' •4'3 -v-' ' ,Ij,' ,',tm. I' Control - - •' - - ?'- 2 ".•J' - "; -'-/: - -. - ____ ' 4, - . -- - - I Stamps __________ S'i S.n-Pl I ' - ta,e up Ps SO pc' emboss,, Ca I 3 3 Upholstering --' "- -- -- "I ' I '2 - ' , I5, -. 5' a -j .;fIFç•/• - I -si', e. - - 2 Land Pv')intenance ___ - , 'nijv.- - :.' - -. Rubber Electrical - ,. I - - Ii, , C '''4! -- - fl 11)9294 0 $31 8110 - - - • - _______________________________________ . _a.7' ..,.ltL;., S _________________ 41,1 OIL P141(11(11 v& I. .5.. -' • - Pest - - - Cleaning - p) i-- J3 . . - - :. ' -- , - - --'' - 7 I—Antiques ____________________________ - sleep Salt and th,'r 64,* Only 3c'; - Cash V0V con'a net '1'OVi Oem buthel IlAo(,S I MARs. IT Sanford lv S-anto,d I 1.44 jIC, v' I ' '' - . '-- - -- ' -'' ''-' P — I • .-. r'-i __::-:-- Carnnt Cleaninn - . • 2 , a -- 'P ' C" i nll pe-ople '- vS - '-2 " krtc.* 1,-'',-a ' 4 - I' - b--yj ,sj , , , :. rll i III 9991 — . ,). '' Sflàppin Turt - n 5 , ,, OITUItYS - - —_ '' '' b' ' • r;. Miscellaneous Services -- --' - - - i1..., - Lawn & garden Equipment • so: ' (tea ly I P4,10, IC '4011SF I 110 ..'Jo.4:l • •.,5'S.c'I ?..' -- - - -- ,,p.r '•ce' C"CC 0) '716 , - I -' -- - . - 110 '1(5 W:OI,tar 0 I. I and all 16.. --------- 3. I - ndo Buy Sales Leader needs cenI4dA!toae%P4o* rnng Dru-mber s - - Light Hauling "'Ii - • ••• .j & • u-s v-scer -en-ce .. a' g' 5• , 5 Ire, I'-n.lPp P I' mp "1' Ii ts 'I:: • - unIar,d 324 1 lamogo. I BR b.glh lou? p. ce 173700. 1700 1Io*fl.mofl?PII4PI6m.-nI 517)0) t-"( pal & n'pYesl new roof & Il-di-rISI to NYC au-a Dec 21 'epa's before (los rig tall_5.41 , Sal,' l7%IrrrgguparF,c toad ASSnIAT lJUifll S.0 i New Models Under 53o,500 CAMELOT AT CASSELBERRY a I •vtre lskr lr -r? 5I )viI $75000 dovn aria laS, a,er pa,n'en151 No CI0Srig (0%'l (aIlIJO 14101com IOa m 5p in 0' Call 5)00634 alter 5 p ni , ''bd r, ,,,,;,', ,,,. "nil,' C')unP 5i SC-I •,• • $S 000 Dc's',n pa," i'' A 9116) .-. ,-, . -7,,..''• ' Insulation , i'..'- (0 1 - lIp-v. Poril S-amr-selrni, "er 10 9000 home 377 597 ni,er uSed su g44II4 .•. •, 6 . • - Beoufy Cre -- Brand new - 65-Pets-Supplies - 1977 .--,...•- Auto Body Repair I - '.'u*leI $I4$ juic11 f ill of arg,el.ng '.0111 Oéu3n.III, 1754 •.I'd for 5150,1 - 4-.. '' _____________________________ t/ArliliAa V ._'J;,Jyyl ' for Rent i-i' 'POur Oar ISv-nb 0' I7r'trcisv WOL 5 u UKPil lU4 I :. . - improvenn?s — '.4r' -. , a ; --- : - - ELECTROLUX psauri - 'A - - Condutiontng - I. N. 216 -- t,P41 OWD AlIt-A - Air - '..-- &-v -Equipment - AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB 'c2p. ..2' .- . '- r'' -- -- -• c'om . . _____ '- 2 a '(It' l'iePlAu- rIi<Ir 14% 'Ca' r"j usncl one mo Sold 5149 vs %,iCr I (C ,9, 111000 call Iii 5i91 "' ill 1.72 Jell r 5)? ' I 1410 b-aPt, lIrn I room a nag fOOfi'. IIuflQ 'OOifl dOut,',. (OS'S't Kr 'It - ,, ,, ,T J0"lv.S b.'ilui- ACREA(,E , Li-cs Lacy 32)71/. 1 i..'h - - - . . m9la5s tai.pm,nb d'ac.-.rrplevdbr aiSc7s-ngIePl .'rigIh. nevlmal ((so, 0.47 •'sl AiIv-iô .IbPi'r , __________ •I I 2565 ,' - _______ HAULING' Multiple LIsting Service ---'-vi. C '-S m. - 3R T CLAY SHI - •--'l -- 'ti C C MAze-a-U Phone 339.2100 - ., H I .'.R 141 TOP O 'LLtl& - :: __L, -':-0'a'e 11. 3 ave a ucuj t R iiit1tt... tjeu IL1 Y-cs,e la'a'n,-('',es st .%3lr*% $514 Cc" • & 5t I,*IIl'flf, icy,1,''. 701'. 10,. ,. 0 i'. Flu '• •• "Nt : 1 *1 -.1 - . . 'P.4 15 •-u • i'Stm ' Ii.'u,. - ,, 11 :.i.,'- - -- ...-,-'.-- 7401ASu Pill $2 p.1,, P.ad.glido..I, 6$ iOPacbvlI miPI ____________________ _______ Located Betweenlo and 4, - i. a .4T.A1:u$i I- and Tremntj Savinos. ass assist, C.ia bsCvll.cIa.t !'°' 722 5 ''' - 3' , - uicksand — _ 'OmI1 O,4ans ' S u' c Lessons • .4 n EU • oust ROIl 14..L -, icos-ir' V/Ic (en',-' _!__ 10 'I- ',.;:')' -- Plv-y - ' :'' - - Walkeq Fiji lure 4H1 HIRe -, ; __________ ___________________________________________________________ . Buick Motor DivisIons All New A ' RCvoIutlonary T'urbo a, - - - hlOBSoNMA" - - '.?')') ")il ")fl siLL - L,'tL,LJ 's I •u i ,-, . A' I - , • -- -_;u fle-lIJYS A I' fill rI I IPSS. & osjlCK - -- • i-I..,, I. -- ___________________________ taragc Sale -Fr S Si' - Hand, Man Spec-al, rrc'orcyc. 'urn & m,sc 'ems Earle, Ai, Count Cl 323 7191 , 7'-ll. .. APIb 1 %'lt.I)'E (:.O' [0 ADS (lION I o'v • 'rum A0u. Dl, T lIE t" uo'npr 'o 's ooI & C11'P' REALTORS - II I Eastoff 1793 ApIs for S,n'or Ctiisi Dova IOvin very (ltA I roomy 5pp ' 2mm e (o4n 35 Ca' had. v. 1 1114 I Wig Wt-ai 1)09 )77?s JN ST JOHNS 111161 Ii 7 1414 I lolda moom 117,70 laung I ha'l 7 level dock oii (411 iCe-fl Lemon Bluff 115 Weg (lark Weal (spa?, "lit. P"IK,,d 373 si. - for Sale •"' L.?ra MoNApEmRcii GENEVA vi Openings NOW''' To 0-O00vr '4'&fly I'e4fly MOrE Skilled arid Untk.lI,d P u?ure SOur (Ontein CVI SPOR COLUMN SHIFT Sanford s Sales Leader iOitilpfr•b 3 ; op.' 60 5 904 77 $660 6 28 il)$ IIi- S ii rn or 11-4 U p -• 0 guI • 'o. '.,-,i-,, (( 155i M Unsworth Realty - y-v, sop' 5 1688 * HORP4E I 30-Apartments Unfurnishe.d _______ LIlSBRnC&?SPIOcPn9I,a%,$13$ AM EM PLOYM [NT DAYS INN P.R Shade.) A I4r(f u-a' pail C H a * carp & mucr' m, & 0',', 57: lilly I L4?b511 5'Q,r'nr7'N7I 5.05 1, • -' fluIdeq 177 22's? I Li ' '.1415 EVAI4L( '-or", ct,, g '- riec,,jt 'ftv '" PIETIWIL 5i'I(IAl 11414 lbaP lamli rtvan, C PI&A a'peled fenced ,.,rul cce Ps s,opP•ng & Nosplull 176 500 4SSvmabl. mortUlge Sm S - I aHoY, , dIAne o'- str,'u, :tag sre-ng ''- aP act Sng,m "cv- tIll bluant, $99 Srrgem u'u'a SolJ npvi for $lQ pa t,4arrce CI $231 S... a' • BR I (tall, pam.- -n Counir, CIuD Ysoor I ., Ii.i TOP 57 330 -n I ui? I -'mu' •',( t)i'aiun,i (vrçia,.1 ()'&p it (dii )2) 6i/T • 1974 AYC 'ABOUT 'c-"' v'.. 0'.. S1Ciii SUBAR U 1288 a • S'arp --i '-- 1388 All tia, Sal Only. Vard 5al some turafufe clothag & mi%(,I?inr-oput nSIlp new 536 Valenca SI - Sanlord AlL SON MA.t1, P URN 10141 140 V SELL 117 AOL 31? 11$ F I ,5b 5' 377 5617 LOU. A P4( RE - --- 1 41401 '4. a I Ills i CaP 4y-',.I- 0,' '5' 'SC çC t P454 I, n' I Ct• t'P&t . maisrI Appi a perscwi 50--Mjsceilaneous - r',- rRI(T I I tJ 016100 S'EAD 51A'.c.W .' I fp r Ridgewood Arms Apts ANttcu Eip,r.,c,c, "ado' ,crndriiir AppI, Mec __- -" . , uy a atempt.r We are something else' r. Payton Realty ?-'.- 2 - $ $ir- v- '• '73 DATSUN 6)0-2 DOOR S - unProcrcvDll 1 r 6 - - 'sPa . II -s' - ' tall .Iih (Ut' &'-"DV ho'? :" u bu-r %P'43P11 a Spat tn-S cab ii .1(4-en r.Irge , , , , p.,. .45 -j.v'ove On 1$)2C'(SD' ' - v.p _____ I _________ - - 'L/SA P UI 14 At I ' ' .. - I 14 A loIs U, 0.4 - "s tinted Companes 479 '595 479 Mch-gan Aip C'Iantio LCCI'Sid Mortijige (-'tb pm ItO and ?Oaru% - 5UP1 11 I II 7 bliP, P'ome On corner '-a' " LiSP Ma' ' Comb I Il & 1 14 ID, S pa 'Out Ipql r-j - C H 5 .5 5. '71', A by, .,' $34 OX 14G'I' .SAQRA'4l(b - "C A — Sintord. Florida ______________ 1,1, r - UC'o I0r% lOrdcbscOflscdaI1on - t542f14 •'5A14114'v '1 2 ri ' lIP • p , P '51% $ IC'. -c; • 7 Js los,' rt I' .si ''-(7 . j , , p. ,n (.5 -" t - The Evening Herald ? 990 Treacher's Soup 'n Sandwich Special! Arthur Treacher's makes. ,I'$OrtI tS' Breakfast Toast or Hot Biscuits and Jelly Coffee .3s I 21 ' "sn 'i" - - p DART 01 , 72 'aid Sale ISIS S I'ncPu Av f, 5 5 , 4 $ ,r "i-ri 55 AD-en ClolPini tOP I -- Cc-of '71 NOVA ills 51 01474 10*14 COUPE. AsP 1 SPEED 1141419T%lt.s 11AZAA&4 SI? Dec I (?su.'H' of 000 94 3 FelIOiw5hp Hall 22,ud St & PIO!Iy ('411% & GoOdS''' s)flY L 4JV 'C (Oflspfl-('nl Se('-cn 6a'lpn ikshop. •FOn? S("Cn-,d I(Pi eadv GO move n' Ca'-,' r'(oQ - BLUE - THE STAP S - - I DOOR $ I• 1445 PMgC 'DI Cv-' shrnas o.as ntn: ino ' From &arvtJ-rre'rs i i-si_si-so • '69 FOL-..OW - 0'' ______________________- AilveriS-ag ( All ASIiCaIS . ___ '68 RAMBLER - Frtqa9esBovght -- ------ - . Iv'; OiUS 'I LU*URV SEDAN LOADED SUPE K NICE — 3 s ' • ?, I •'' 4'.. 1; j-i I 1*11 PAT *1 ONE RID ONE (uhF '4 CHOICE L.a'ge Ga'a,. Sale n.pr,Itung Irs & 'i Dec 7 & i - .,., I • .5 V ri l)r, )4CPi .4--If-in .i., ,_ ' '1 Two Eggs p4.1 'II 4 4 Ak .164 TOUII ase tue uliiereflCe '° " e. i ''- —- -- --____________ i-$- ASU4prr at tO,jril% Açjcjr,ss, Salads. Low Cal Plates. Desserts Otter ( IPIiCS D.uinb.r 31. Ifl •4',j%(I'-t "5.45 ' i-.--' p H,. Rentals O'1flI bPF55a(.I ADVERTISING SALES PERSON SERVED DAILY Seafood. Steaks Hot & Cold Sandwiches too. Inside our fresh, tasty bun is our secret batter- crisped fish, tangy tartar sauce and 'LI _r BREAKFAST • LUNCH • DINNER I 'v-, nj -• 'I.i, •a I '-'lv' lI i ' 'P''-'.In.I--..' .. I'I4SP , I 1.-.- I •--1 '1 d i It • ' , -, A 4/A - - . • SAVE _________ - - air Al - I- • -- _____________________ Tnur 44:,4:r0 t'7' _________. - . -- ______________________________ - - - - cc' - - 011-lIes Ia' 14rm'- I ease a, Pdr-* Your'" I$uld.n7 ?rf,,p raIcs 3?) 470? -- '-..- ca 73 Isp - 'ado gooci c- - I %2P5 11? 03)1 -- -' Irom 1)-) •,. -' Torao 11100 . '17 14I .illei ..M tv) orcyc es v '' -..Its:- -r '-1 • a' ' S ' i.- — 46--Commercual Property - - U V LR , C JUVU An III smail "- 4P- i)g Sale - , l971 P II v 'P IOsiS cmoS -rig for , 114' itulIF I,pp 04 fl-1 9-si m hip c.pCr'ufl? C .SOrk lr ytu (iii 1',!, 5, nip P1r &? PU 5? s"' 1 1 1 lvii — -' - 5,pie vo 'I' tab sOI:.,'eclnecm:ho — to '7 - - 3? 7643 eves 78 • amethn9 Go, ' ,H,1 r' C ?qveS l i0ns' '5' c%Slp I 4r6 *yi - Ti,,, nice iQit 1311 SALE C)cllorsa 10* rIo*n *Ih ',rm'. ' Cr Pq-tIy 4 72 vS F I'rr,ji(olSFl 37501 '-''m-'. .•d C,arrq-tP APib,. Opj lup (-51.4?p jOHN . RIDER ASSOC 107 A Con,,-nercau lI-v,irp 3 1p4 C .v"l' 1 ,." - 2OASSR(ALTOW11H9S3 R1 a E 514 ( I 4( lu(:.- 'Qu ., ,,, • , -,, , •. i - - II • —. -- - - NO NEED TO SPEND 11,4.' It/I, ili,. 'i'rll A vi $39 .t/,, * .' P (i (I 5 "C-A 'COOt CiliA r PIA ,5,r5-54 ,,,, • I tv' ur 11 ncj a "'-r'e c • irea"'. 1" s ci,' I nq almos' • A 1 (I 14 I - 1-_i ' * smp Ce' ' '6.- -1.a-1nr'ti 5ii - 'in'C'il 'it J.i'tI'i C4 br'r ----•.i - *f P ' 'a-I'd '45' 'fl-I 14, 1 cilia &%h& Ovin or RP- in A',' ll!ul /• i ' pO, 0-4 'i 44- • #5) - u. P • n' •'j ' '''I I 1 01 #' 0 I 7 '71 __________________________ v-v-v, ('v-na.. 0 . TASTY WORLD RESTAURANT tasty chunks of fish lfl a creamy-rich hearty New England chowder. -; ,( r II4f) t)) DAYS IN 38c v- (411 32) Cr71 S p - - - I "i"iijv-nipq-ii ,n ,. --- I - - • nti 'a • ''p ,,.. ,,, v-i-. 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I-till, (Iesc• b'O as !ora?n. 4 Val. A.. t,.'*ren CI,', scsgiPtlmu:rr%ti,r ' chowder and the best fish sandwich D ur '1 ' 1 121 i.0 IS 6'I I • MU, lUll, (4R5 I •I ' mJfl9 (3j 3. )7) 3711 I I - 6.Ls MAcRAME SHOP - FL L ui(, iii f4f' AtJSf - . o"g*ood u'c-A 'u "P5% i'&% a %''ci'-ij (I Pfl'e 4'I , 5•r)r 'r't $2t (.X a •' '0 a.4iS ' •O A" S'OFi 1)3 IUOI,rum 34 'r '06 " C' rail S 3151 altir p in TRAVEL Sri' - a11Q,,al,c4rbnr, au Fri & ., NEW USED OR good. durrerl? •nsp.cton. $700 or ma.. 4?pi , A 'i','' '','nn p, • v.. . , - ' c' - ---- - ',.-'. ' ____ • • - - •m?llA B-Financial services -- - 'mp Ar-s. '310 '- - 1 pv"Is 122 771? *?2t ;;' p.,., ' I 41 IL 4I•,., 7 9' 2' 14? 3 , -ia, 5j4J ,, 4'ifl(i 54- -Gara '1' JU I (IAII urluur\,) Cci VIiI Removed 1112 -C .UPd C 4115 5 -m %' ? $70 377 9930 &t?er pr" & eere - - D R ieaity Jim liii Hunt UPS -- biIIiS IIv 5* Pij %p4 0' up 'I-nt. dl. t jci. a-P . *.,,tm ,cI ,.,, i place • Ut14 s0 - all ,',-t' Ir-indly I .-.laIi Ii PP ratci 372 'Is S icrrs var' 7SO On L' Splian 'Am 1544555 A 4-tie 0 v-Ps Let? lerms 4V.IIarn Malic - )t .4 .1 U Ha - __._ -- S"Cl hii.i"5J -. 16 or 18 ares or Doyl. lId Price sf53 go4-abI ie,Y.i, F 1 0 122 - , Al TFs . ! (P-%L u r__.mrc, rviLa i'io CI7 f__s kI IS .. or IIQIII - '• ai- ,-- io.' nflJ ..,-. - CI'-'-itQCS 0 U ---- c' s('rcr ('' y-Pi ii 11 Q pc , 173.111 5lc , ' '' - 07 ,1 1 ' $.4n-i S'C•r 54 •ur:, p,pd. - -' .. - ,r'lu'fl ( •,-- Johnny Walker 11414 1014144. ua,g, ,a'ti 1)69 a morihls 121 7457 7 " ii'i-u ' •, -- - ,,, --- u- - ,-,rcuI-ve 1114. 2 falPi home AU' Pl"O %H•'.l l,ng room. cPc-ecp IIly iQu-pppd i-i ,, t.!I?t'r I:: 'i3i-n C 4151. a j u rpi-I tiOubir Still (è5.lI2ia A-Il vcev Ce-ncr' o,'.-p A, *144 spiflilir Sy'.?Pfl Psi large 0116 t1-jIr3 tha,i,1 ,.i'ti 'v'v-''-'- -S - '4u '-1-i t - GUYS UlL NOTICE TO THE "ireb, 2 vPfl ill 'P's No? (C - , • •.- ' Irppla(p% r' •Pist C0I0a.4I I o' 4 (ill 7 oabr - --tie' '-u-mr C'" -'''l) ' o.t- I V 4 1111 2 *-his fa'nIp room La's , 4 e.P,a% II r I4nfl P.,k FIll 2 tta'h Q0-rh t'u'.44,1,, Counlry (lot, 177 7369 T% o- u-on tioiiar a ,ra, ''- "CS cv hi Or'via"d 'or A 'r'r% Ij rut Pf'35 'hr 4,. LIv :, 4?OAPV 4 or N( P ,Irnr5 ln( ii 1*suppo't r , P, i GrIm iP s?a9 A".r 1 imp IO4piI Of viorms R&( A ii bp all ,o,.e c'o&-r' on rcs u'r' con',att And 'rmemo.c s ,np pp '' 5,4 , 4%flQ viorms tijrnu Aifllpf Avil høip me 'a Sr! fl lhr Sprnrj 4,' ir mum flveSml ol 5310 Wri, or cat .ie Sho* v oe ,ou can become pail ot mn. &C Aerm I&,ms irt ir' Siirg, a'3 A'i&mon'p Sor us 3270! 3)4 - •- -----------____ - F PlAit ,,i L4P S.ri'C I ftPl. Se-nor ('1,-is C'f-'e'r'-,j 377 5711 EAR THWORMS Ii —Instructions , -. -- - - - - vv#-SLNUT STEREO ,IIi BRICK FRONT PAN H STYLE - -- - -- A- n's 122 IIM -- r 5' I •'-s 322 ISa' 22231?? it' I 75'- - - HAL COLBERT REALTY,.-- ,inO,a?,-d ill Gird S Lg ,a'ci ienIr&lly IOcabrd 1175 172 )754 ---- - - - -- ') 323-/a U.JA ---- . - ____________________________ 3 ($14 COflprIPIv Lu modem - - • • _ hR I tul" '-ti i---, . its1 -du'- .,,I .1 'u ", .' :. .peni, P1 •J' 'v: F 'or' p( tj"cet , p r 1.-srr 0 flilt 5tP.i brCo"r esvs .'r: - ..'"c e • j• -- 'v ' '" annng 4nd l'eeZnq Iii "U F __ 'or I,i $3 OCeuspiri 372 03.2 or 122 S'fl - - - si 2 '3PA', OUNC' L TAP TREk €M • '[R6r ° 14 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD 9 ',l[fly GRIFFIN 5HO'.- I W'IEEI OF COP. Pv-lI DO? A P%.I-...S'•S I r. %f J i vi n,rnurr Cr31, 371)IU A,AL 0APdGt & •r ., , • J ' 32 ---Houts Unfumnished I ________________________ ',lort Fr 12 T•E '.jNST[RS - lues 7'. AflAI,!S FAMILY . ;'2S -mj ii pr -r) !,.,n r-rip &-Child Care -i,jrni iii ,rl.rpr Cl' 12) ?3) 'C' fin, PA llt',% II fl r •-fl,,. lii tn ___________________________ !,trS rut? LcrigAcI -Busiss Opporlunities - ......__________________________ ,, P,it,i 'I " ' ' r-,r'r (i.Sp Oi ut' -I LI ,, ,,r, tar " .5 'I .' p .ifl,lrne .PI' , T $50 000 L' APIt,I.S , '. " j"." '' C4'? - ,,, 'pu ,,'i ' :: flu 1 ' r$t5p ' _ I •cs t4 5214 111 04)1 37) 1762 -- 14, Dyne, 3 11W 2 FaIr' a'ppI li-nc i- ti y-l'd Iru-II,,ps & '''is t;a 'i-: c aF 32J ,-,.,' v r '.'v i.ln,Cts? is,.. A be cii no i-ri ti-ri ' ' v-i & - f i,rpeh d'.ateS ' v-Os "I 'v' 0.1% ,, ,,. •.-., 1460 , p ,pp ,p r , r'rs'. - . -- St Johns Realty I F •.'"-SP,rii nCS Our? ,a ,, lo, Apaitmi-nls 1301 5 A.n 173 13( 1 AA', II 'r,,,", 4 DC) 2 [As- F iT 70f3EA',Efl 4 e..LICIAN S iSLAN 6 T F NE V '''C ''C - SF CLUB GM 'tCEi .t JECLE 9 3G GM McHALES NAVY ¶000 2 SANFORD AND SON iR 4 6 '4° oes HE P.E5', PRICE 5 RIGHT I Tbu..r I CBS YAGA. I? E IM ANDY GRIFFITH sHow 1030 7 12 H OIL V WOOD SQUARES GM BEVERLY HILLBILLIES - C ui) & I S Ai I ,.iI A lii II4r " Iti .--n I $ P - - - 'f (34P.5S,5 ,P !T 7 Q[a f55, ,,, ,i . C".i'ir 24 'C' u''ss 24 'rj<)I 12 SANFORD AND SON P 24 ORANGE COUNTY Cr'OOL PROGRAMMING : A SLLEC,RF 3 HOPLT if P(flA( 0 4 6 "L N i[ IA" sM LOSE AMERICA?. 'LE 9 MOvi[S 'Come s, , on.inu. Ar'.'t.., - 5--Lost & Found __________________________ 9 ro Roge's Dac E.ars 1' TBA 3D GM FRAN CARL ION E rrISE SHOS 9 POLICE STORY The P oc' Ivi- ot',cecs track a .- or a' P'OmOftu*u41 5 Sta'c ca'ren McGpin arid Micoac jjjj JtL'.k 6 24 GM UC DUN GCOSF 24 OVER EASY '.tag..izrre•' Sho4 ar"CC l, thoSP 55 t..ve' '1 C)p DOAnS Guts ncu1e TiijrS , " 11 has-c rlestroyod a nurnbe. ' boil-i-rigs aT ri the -,amp YIDH(COUHTY... Ht THE ONLY WAY SHE KNEW HO'ah! - ' 4 ciliLoIrvi ill 11 , - •, 1 'C L ALTOR MLS 323 5114 day r night. C,.' 11 •,4'r- C, r - .5p •fl5I rrfflul 4111P5 I IT k E AL T ( - TflI 2?O4O'37S6an;I.e l6m A • I4'anl nevi 1,1? ir Cl fumIlti SIlk $?)( •'ve?I7 * * 7) (v4u.- 4iI Pfj AC ratio taPer rpjr v-"clov def'? Pit ond - II CCI) iii lp5. small -i - -- - - firtlany PlQmb ,ui MkE P,,yMEtiT '1 & 73 - modelS call 37) 9973 or 5)4 u.S 32? - 'ets ,pir ci, ttoid (all C4 759 SIP lOG fr Vhr de'a Sale 80--Autos for _____________________________ - - can leaf 5,6 vtulIy tra,lr r-.v 1775. 1109 Sntord A ___________________________ I', Pp Scoll Clectro retqer 4 1 , 91% tlove. SPdrr Ire and .,-..i Clean. rr.4dt, to go I 373 0971 71-Junk Ca MI,r%ood and up 7619 Orlanoa Dr 0)9? RE AL TOW 377 4000M1 EVE 13) 4179 AWIIOW 51- ad, 04 $55 .i ill •n45t" ''';: s' ?''' Magnovo. AM PM & C00 TV COrTb-nal,On. 1100 or be-SI CAlif Di-ilona $74 15.9 REALTY - Idrili bulti r,q sIr- -n L ,11 I- P,'Arp 27 •icrI-S 5?) C*3o -. I S 1. -. , ' Icit f--- r '.rrp- n' C '' 390 _3; h7 ir4f o 75—Recreational Vehicles - ,'';-" ' P.abo - OId 711141 IH44 r'n 5 4 P - 'JOIl IdVid fhr9Inr I 1)2 (*30 i-$1' -PIll $f-I'4 ri 45 - - , vu' '-t -' - RrOuhlon Realtor O-vn,r M,tland Pg I BR, I n 1144 cOndO All, 4I1 appin<e nil *.4s1er & (Ii per 176 111) Haroid Hall Realty • S3-TV.Radio-Stereo Dailona ileacli. All bold oolc AU TO 40(71044 C,,, , toesd4 & 54 fl9?t t7 33 I Pip OflI, 0'C ri F Portia YOu 5" lip re-Served pr-ce PaD dt'argr 79-Trucks.Trailers - yin-v • - is Ai COPIOL 4 l'Offtl1%' P4 YOLJl ' :.%ii -v' AL A 10' IainhI.es oil, ers ol pro)Im(rn,f., c,vsi 1 1 sar ,'n1Ord Ai Anor' i ,vr' p G'øvp P0 th. 5$) S,intO,d I a J2?I - - GM I LOVE LUCS 9 '000YRAMiD 11'tJ'ipun , I, IIy, I' I - 43—Lots-Acreaqe mu, I - ,419 MO I'AW p hi&-ter apIs 4 park #CPSI, 3915 ,nlor0 I)) 191C- 18-Help Want i-Personals 7 1114 IA 1 1411 eiIr large 'amI, rO0' k?(Pl(i', fI1uppNl li-ni j 511 4'i - — - i -'W(-i (01144111. 1 (Ill. I 'l•iH 5RhPn rQupt',d lencrio parci L• o 17) soo - -- ALL MY CHILDREN I 3(3 2 17 DAYS OF OUR LIVE S 1 4 6 AS THE TURNS ' 55 GM i t Ti i i 1I TuE MAGIC 0 1,4 AR WIL coN 7 41 rLINS T C) E M ' Autluor% every Mon u.gh' 7 o Oprn daly 10 a m $ pm ' tmro*-sung and bvyng Layavavs *,l(Q,rp 54444(5110 AUCTION j 17151 'tnh 373 p110 _______/L LIOPaS Of 3CLLARS ri Re41 tIi!r -5 aId daly -n Ipie - l,%%,t,5d -.us l-h fl3 smlI il ORANGE (it - V Lake I,onI aIJe. springs (rnlurp oaks, rch soil. I pretty '*11 (1 -dcl 970 Richard pavv-o 149000 I Ovil 3 tIll 7 b..Ih ig Fia rm •v-41 •rl S?(brn u-n? u4-t & Ar. I "u-ti '' ) , 3lA--(ipIexes PG is 1P? / 3(_ - P.' 1)441 ' V hut u ii I. ) 1i -'v I : ' I -;,u I p - 9 _______________________________ ' HANDY MAlI 'Pi(lAL Older 2 till Ir,,, 5?? IV' a moftir' (Phil It (Phd 172 0251 IDEASI .1 -I-4ous ____________ MoOle horn, 04$ • I, Atic r pi'Is. aduPt WV S ArIdomp. '(45 Park r ii? orci 8G—Autos for Sale ' Y00441 V APPL IAPI(t5 37) Gtt FOR CkIL6tsIcL Night Morning 930 9 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy (Victor FICnCh) I.WS into a trap when he treats his annua' negotiating session vim the mayor as Inc game mey usually Nay and the iy n'iyor h,rO a prolesssonal negotiator FOLLOW THE STARS tovis 6M Thursday, Dec. 1,i!77-78 l8Motorcyd4?5 fl—Auction 52-Appliances 7 30 2 THE GONG ShOW 4 9 H 0 t. woo r'QUARES 7 6 THE MATCH 6 C AR 0 L OUR NE TI S0W Guest Tim ConAa 7 OUT THE DOOR 12 THE ROOIES 24 EAST CENTRAL FLOR. IDA REPORT 8 2 EMERGENCY ONE 1R 4 6 THE WALTONS Jr" .1T" I he'n''ic a n3ia Orphan SANTA CLAUS IS COM NC) TO TOWN Animati mu .-.v Ii,. n!a ihe ' . teros and m1'rs 0 rs vrne Fr,i it' Mce Rnonc Keeni'n Wnn star ,r 12 BiLLY GRAHAM TRISTATE CRLSAU 24 ONCE UPON ACLASSIC Eo"c" 'ire " Pori.n NciC' Evening Herald, Sanford. fl I. • •.. ..;, • N 1 ..U, 'TI -' :-;.'i I 'jise i .7 ' S - - �Thursday. Dc. I, ill, .-- I — Proudly A nnounce Th Friday, f' December 2 thru Sunday, December '1 V 0 I Is 70th Year. No 89 rriday. December 2, 1977 For Unpaid Claims Seminole SEA To Sue (nHnfy School Board contributions c(Udlliflg 25 percent (If the outstanding debt plus the Four percent which would he paid an administrator S c in i no It E d at- if t I o 11 of the funds could be obtained, Association -SEAi officials iii then the program of voluntary file a law suit in i in. tat court contribution should 1w put in Orlando Morda. to seek The suit may also action. pa nwnt from the 5(11001 board ler justified his plan by about EAISNI in unpaid e amended.. to saying that employees had asurance -laini for school 5IVt(l )443,449 by not taking out di.trict etii)lu) t't's Insurance with Blue Cross-liluv resulted fronhIh include allegations /Sh ield,the sr (mpfl) lnkruptof Old Securities. under consideration MI uisuram-t' firm hiresl to SEA maintains that. while provide life, dental and nit'du-al of negligence.' the had agreed with the Board insurance to eniplo>ees of tile that Blue ('rossltIue Shield S(hOOl district The firm should not be hired, Old declared bankruptcy on Oct 17, Securities was not under leaving some 186 families with consideration. The only paid claims totalling about consideration ever given to Old $450.(H1 at- cording to school Securities was as an un• officials prtlliiwns,' (, xmns said (lIrw riting firm for First (;ENE (flOOlS We will he filing a suit The suit ni.5v also be Fquit~, if Fort Lauderdale .* t alleging that 1111, Seminole alliell(led in ti, 1107,, totsard n which hall bid for the (OtSCh0OH board IShdblt Unpaid bills Insurance contract," Grooms lor payment of Old Securities cl ude allegations , officials declared that Sail debts because of the contract negligence (roon added,SF plan unrealistic, betalLse the c went under the coverage whheuedtwtween SEA and but %souLI not say who might -sdditionai dcdution would of Fir E1uity on (kI. 1. 1976.' the board, which required the considered negligent, or what t an unwarranted '" Groom, explained. and the ,trd to provide insurance for specific tat idents might he conomi hardship on the Superintendent made a a hmnplostts (,tflt Grooms inolttI lit said it could reeouumiendationtothe board to excrutive director of SEA said several weeks beforethe swi is average eniplo>ev. Roger Harris, assistant switch to Old Securities as t oda heard, superintendent for Business prime insuror in late October At a recent inceting of the School Superintendent and Finance said tic would that year. The board agreed SEA Executm- Board. officers %% illian, 11. Layer ha prefer to make nu comment with his recommendation. The declared the% felt the schcool prcvioubl~ suggested that until a copy of tile Suit Is In tile ( 'juntyu Ide insurant c selection board w. espo elliplo) --s of the school board school board's hands for stud% committee. consisting of addiebt because, "pruviding Ili- this )car. %lit) were insurt-d s plan proposed t mnimstrators tcachcrs and non curanct miaarcs ptosidin. a under Old Securities last >ear pl edg e cards K pasced out lii tastructional dnplo)tts. was method of p.n hit ot of claims,'.oluntarils rontrihul.' is much H - - :. - J , Sr ri I, If &4 .:.4' Ec '3 - • -. - •-• \Jf3fifr7V r! ' , ' 7, ' It k. 7. I - '• ':-.' a - - Vj "5'i' ,. f; 'I f I ;;1t' •i I ._ • fr, NO .... ' A -I 1 j~ J. j C-z A & -71 r Ll~~ lic-0- %Y '-I tc all iffected School s)stvni ALL-NEW FACILITIES I 0 -A ç-rtT r o Home wo One of the Newest, Largest ak Id Most Modern Dealerships in the entire Southeast! a' - I (See details - , j Ole - - t _ -' -; -/ J + 1' • if .'. a • +•'- a. a '..•. '-p.-' - .•aç, •: ' ?i "IlIon't fence nie in" says Michael Kidder. 2. son of Mr. and Mrs.T. I.. Kidder of Warren St.. l.origAood. + , M. II IlL - P-U I. hE I)L( *y-------- at - ' - S - minutes. An autops) vNttr.g a good friend, Mike hitting another car, Mrs. about was being performed this Berry, also a student at Kudlac said. 'God only mo rning, Sanford Patrolman Sennnn It' High. she said it] i( JA s" Mrs Ku Ilac said police told Paul wits a student at All p If Whitmire said A jWUIII ,t Semnir+!t' High her Paul apparently wasn't Souls for eight sears, leaving to -t'iiing 1k was thrown clear attend Seminole High School Scho;I. Kudlac was returning about thu home at 7,55 p m his mother. 1 the car, she said years ago, acShe said Paul's glasses had cording one teacher who Mars Ku1liit., •1O'2 Oak Ave sail Kudlac is also survistsl by been recovered, intact. from rt'mnemntirtwl him this morning his father. Matthew KuJlac lie was very affable, very the accident scene and a sister, Katherine, 13, a A complete report of the kind and respectful, said conditions of the accident was Whutcy Eckstein, a social student at All Souls School lie was coming back to do unavailable this morning, studies teacher Eckstein rI-membered Paul hLs homework," Mrs Kutiho- Whutmnire said Asked if Paul h,ss t' '-s'.r'. i'd -li 141 said this morning 1k' had bt'n ii; sa I lt 111Th. Page S('OTI AHItAIIA%IS llerald Staff Writer •' hII,l.l'.l) -- '-I-X --• -- + . to - Happy Senior Citizens Are Living it UP ... ifl OURSELVES,.. Photo coverage of annual SEEDCO banquet, Champagne Ball From robber to watchmaker... , % IIF.RF r •;- rl* On Sunday + t • - UP -'5_• --- - S - ' today Around The (let-k ltrwgt' Calendar cairnic -! (rnssword Editorial hear +hhs ,- - Or. L.'imb $641 hlsiru'iropv Hospital 6-8 sports Tekstson 6-% Weather 'J-'a -•-+ - -• 6-11 6-A Ill 4-8 UPJ77T Great Door Prizes during our Grand Opening! _•_i.. &d not be present fowin. r DEAL with the DEALER GRAND PRIZE! who wants to DEAL! 171 J LMa, SIVO 434 Two, Tues•Sun. UR BAREFOOT CRUISI IBahomasond out hà. Line frees Ft. Luud.rdds. lighter, you may be the wmer BAIRD-RAY DATSU NOW LOCATED ON HWY. 17-92 (1/2 M16 North I 4 of Longwood) 4444 North Hwy. 17•92 PHONE: 83 1- 1318 Herald Pholof, by Torn Vnc•M) SCHOOL DAYS - • L Sixtt-en-% ear•ld Mattht'w Paul Kudlac, returning home from visiting a friend. died I1iursta evening when, ac• rording to police, he apparentis lo ontrol of his car while eastbound on 25th Street at l3radshaw Drive, The 115 Mustang Ii flipptt over. striking a telephone pole. police said Residents of the art-.j said power was out for - • - - -, Register for - / below) ' - *•_ . 34 up0' ut the never contacted - - S('ENE J - f, .J.-. • wBound Teen Killed As Car Hits Pole, F11*ps - , h1 i <r 1 -; lt WIN A WINDJAPAPAIR CRUISE vo 2 TO ThE BNIAMSI t - = 0 ... as . t's • :ba$i., I '"j, •I •..• - d - .'",•- - /1 p E , ; 17 .1 • ..A - - 0 ? - / _: •. , . iI•? -•-' - I • "5" MIT - -. 1 1_4 r 1ttYliS sIlF:l)l)A Herald Staff r4er . M_ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Fred Jones, who as a pupil at Sanford Grammar School when it opened in 19(12. compares test papers with Tanya Lynn Miser and James Earl Jackson at Thursday evening's 75th anniversary party at the school. Meanwhile, another 1902 pupil, Martha Fox (right, above), shares memories with Elise I). Taylor, who learned to speak English at the school. (Stor'. other photos, Page 2.A --- ---_-- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 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 01, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 30, 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/db989277dbd85ded190d1cc3a730fd90.pdf 129b81d43b978a0bf1b2a8d944844eac PDF Text Text 68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Tuesday, June 14. 1q77 BLONDIE Young by Chic Wa er Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 42 Rolling Machines .0 -~,r,6~ 1 `z ' ' • 6OCc'ege / / • ___ . 1 17 Chinese philosophy ' LJ1 r U BEETLE BAILEY by degree (abbr) al Surpass 16 Small drum "V Walker Mort 63 Canal system 18 Birds in north ern Michigan 20 Ember 22 Wriggly f 64 Confiscate 25 Sperm or egg Actor's 28 auditioni2 b It RE IRA IT1111111101 TA 4 Group of eight 47 Briny expanse 181 P M u 50 Oozes 9 Printing 54 Component of is N1 I lop necessity A T I 12 Rowing blade 55 Contaminate 13 Common Is U Mir 59 Written practice avowal of a 14;overtv-waf 1 _____ I ~A. EVENINGS 6E7 IN TYPE I eo ALL. UP A&AI4 7C' J4EA AØOtJT ''oi PATE : J..l IlIAT _____ DOWN 35 Spanish gold 36 Ask for 3 Ship's complement 4 Commencement S Confederate charity 37 Genetic material 36 Wipeout (ii) 0 1 States Army 39 Jewish 0 0 'I 12 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 7 ( I tW 4CV,THE 5TORi< j 4 — O tI LM OVJ, lJ) DID I 15 OUTA H iA',&JX4 V — — 14 16 17 — r 18 i—' 19 aAU! " 24 — — — — 28 — — — 29 30 32 35 36 38 31 39 c 40 41 45 I SEE WHERE THE SKYLAB SHUTTLE TESTS ARE - 49 by Bob Montana I ' IVIJO MAI(E '\' ,A PERrECT I " 1 JTEAH-VOuRE THE ONLY ONE THEY COJLO PUT I INTO OR8IT WHO WOIAON'T BE WEIGHTLESS! I ASTRONAUT! 54 50 55 56 — ' — 59 does more harm This Is pa rticularly . 3uiwu . , water is restricte . ineY 60 61 — — — — — — , 64 ,..—. HOROSCOPE W W'FiY ARE YOU WALKING SACKWARC1 AHA! A TENNIS \ BALL.' STUART? YOU SHOULD HAVE HIGHER GOALS THAN TODAY THE LIBRARY TOMORROW THE ON YOU. BOUNCING A BALL ? STEPS AT CITY STUART! ON THE LIBRARY-`-, CH. 5HAME !( STEPS ! ,) j • - '-_i 9 "5 •i -._---- • 4.; ._-.•3 •. ) "! r J (/ b , . -- rcri ' MEAL - -7vi & J 109852 V7 52 " Jul) 23 Aug 22) with whom you can strengthen Benefits accrue for you today your bonds today. Let this I - -i/ VIRGO (Aug. 2.3-Sept. fl) Something big Is in store today , people Involved. Hold up your 6-tq L W.31JL0 LIKE WHA, A,s,E. - T,) NEGOTIATE NA XNNA LJ5E A LAN fl4 -,. -• ir... ) rRTHE.R CIE\ELOP AN .. Il\LII '.11.4 U HAVE ".- . C'RC IN ANY TtME . S`IrLVESTER, WE C!N A LWAYS USE YUKKK \r -- J r- .7 . i.p '4-Nov. 22J Oct. witurt that h as larger a n d ,m' $.) -- dummy and rise with the Pus Pass 6w you have t If t t 14 I b suit . . clu ,, ou 7171 ... tI // .-;'•. .,\ six - j / ,2- A Kit, I IT is gyg ~1&117117 L17ARV, LJM -r'SFA YF R ' Wit HOW PAZZLIN& YOU ONe.' WHY,I CAN eVEN SEE FROVE~s Nr( N- ac N4W570 AWY1JE AtUlw Kt^d'17A_ Sill? 7 acomrwme . ' damage was reported to the hQ4ne of Walter Meriwether at Celery and Beardall avenues where a small utility shed and swing set were - ' 'X- 10 injuries vere reported. - '. Memorial • Completion is scheduled for The second phase of the early 1979. The first phase in SeminolI Hospital's • - minor remodeling projects. Herald Staff Writer hospital expansion program heard a presentation by Carol Ilosxtal board mimber Carl Smith program specialist at board of trustees Lonfirmed be funded from the depreciation finance committee, said he is in Division of CETA (Corn- • apuw, ,yl "AryAW, SM YAW7 Swr Awtcftw 7~W fewrl - .. ,,r G., [T 1~ U f JF 49 :t-Tm", • .. . .. Xr . .•Z " (Herald Photos by Tommy Vincesill by the board's July 11 meeting volves the construction of a new contract with. The board instructed • , at the hospital and the The new wing will include a proposed remodeling of the 36-bed addition of private and • fired th approved for its new attorney. attorney Gordon Stenstrom, who has served as Six Seminole County at- attorney to th eSerninole Co unty tornt',s submitted applications School Board for 24 ears - the for the position but Stenstrom longest of any school board Florida -- said his appointment Allan Keen, supported by Stenstrom commented this as hospital counsel will not memWirs Tom Blaymey and Fr ed \toble)- object ed that morning that he was glad to be interfere with his service to the Frederick had become too of service to the hospital and school board. JEAN PAT. personally involved with the felt honored to have been ap- TESON. • board's activities rtut,ricft served as legal 'i I b kroard 1 Oiii.C IvsP1.4 .or ,I COUflSt • 7" years. The first two he served for no fee; thereafter his be increased to at least $2.50 an hour. Operating costs for the I feel that we will turn to a current year amount to about tax levy only as a last resort," $350,000, said liesserer. lie replace wom equipment and for expected to begin late this year. given seriom consideration. I anticipate a long relationship with the hospital,' Frederick. Board chairman got unanimous board approval, attorney currently serving in depending on the minimum wage is 2.35 an hour; . . . the hospital anticipates it will ive today. The board has be en without .:. Schilke sWd he was also minimum wage. The current - Memorial average $6,000 a year, which is S "ill \ 'iTHOM in attorney since May 1 when it Besserer rep,;.- ed to the working on board that he was' next year's budget an project, said Schilke. west wings. The hospital board has "Something that will involve operating costs could run established the Charles L. Park the entire county md focus anywhere from $250,000 to • Seminole if ( F. fA clients can be employed. Sr Memorial Building Fund to attention on this hospital" poinled to the position. Hospital board of trustees, in line with what the board has have that many problems." • • "We are interested in some Ing on the south side of the hospital, joining the east and kind of community fund raising help finance its construction. ,., ,, .. . , 1-drUl Jr., . V,I.J F eI. b , looking into AI • • the possibility of Robert in is r a or urn . cal practice pal bonds as a means of Besserer, the depreciation fund had has been in existence for at Sanford for 51 years before helping fund the buildin9 least the 16 sears of his sersicu. retiring In l9'75 at the age of 75 program AS CENTER PIECE been appointed legal counsel to the area to their legal counsel said Stenstrom. "I don't anthe •-_ Polk Files Bud et equipping the inenL Ikrt s what the sheriff want-s Herald Staff Writer is new personnel for: fee was $150 a month board members said. . The board has approved Ma month fee for Stenstro to attend to regular hospital ROBERT r Ft F S'iI It F It hospital 'Ll years ago. A Around The (.lock B r id ge comics board business. An additional fee will be negotiated (rosssord sepdrdtd) for work he does on Editorial rt -.".- 4-A Dr. Lamb 8-8 H $_ 5.. HOSPIL21 Obituaries 3_1% $-A Ourselves SporU 67A 4-A Telesislon I-B Weather ?-A 1-B ults - ' i jail s kitchen Is now staffed bs i fiscal be asked to approve Polk s salary, which is set bs crease in zones to pro vi d e law, will increase from S28,9~6 better protection for rapidly growing areas in southern In a meeting this morning Seminole where crime has The county cornmisslon will County Adirn strator increased anti where traffic is have until Aug. I to approve or the heaviest, be needed to cover the cots of lIne idIitiemil f ull time 's—.. disapprove Polk's budget budget chief Pat Glisson. Polk request. explained it would cost 10 per - Four new detectives cent more in the next fiscal Deteilives now handle 75-100 If the commission rejects )car to continue his program at cases each. significantly above Polk's proposed budget, the the current level. sheriff has 30 days in which to the national iverage of file an appeal to Gov. Reubin case.i. Askew's office in Tallahassee. Tbe sheriff is requesting 18 identification Then the cabinet would rule on one new employei, and the budget ft budget figure to grant the increase rtNuested by Polk will technician. sheriff. responded to the fact that 10 duties by not talking with. In- stored nearby lawsuits have been filed against terviewing or keeping McCall Other defendants- named in him and against Assistant advised of thestatus of his case. the suit are Supreme &-des Co.. Publk Defender Frank Kelley The suit also clairm that the X a mattre&s sales company. by Seminole Sheriff John Polk. problem reached a clima Products. Inc., -The only thing I can say is I when M cQill's trial for robbery Alagold manufacturer of the jail don't think John Polk did this was poAponed on June 9. mattresses; their insurors-, and personally," said Porter, Although the suit clairns that Enuna Lou Pinkard who has A think this is his insurance Porter failedto notifyMcCall of Filed suit in behalf of McCall 's company doing shat. the led the potponementhesa>s e to do to protett their was talking with McCall's they 'so hearing has been set. own company," said Porter. mother and brother. While I A total of S7 million in The sWLi claim that poor was with them one of the damages involving 33 suits servtce supplied by Porter and bailiffs went and told him of the have been filed by attorneys. Kelley was responsible for 17. continuance." said Porter. relatives and Uunates against • year-old Ray McCall starting a When told of the contmuane lk he t heir fire in the Seminole County jail McCall lost control of his insurors and the Florida hich took W own life and that emotions. according to the suit Division of Corrections. uf 10 other prisoners, Jun ! 9, and threatened to bum the jai 0 IV 5. down. A understand that Polk Polk authorized 10 lawsuits, According to the grand jury might have to do this." said %ith each one containing a which investipted the fire, Porter about the suits Polk has reference to one of the 10 McCall attempitt-d exactly that Wed. "but I have never had lawsuits which have been filed just a few minutes later. but the anything best against him by survivors of The grand jury reported that relationihip with him y year. Roger SeIswender and county The sL~,.; llege that both opening in his cell door a nd set Defender David Porter today Porter and Kdlle Failed in their fire to .i pile of mattresses III one full-time and one part-tu i n' e cook. The part time position woullf tv converted to full tillic Seminole-Brevard Public SF.MINOIj (Ot SHERIF F JOIIN POLK the ktliel in the fire \1('jIi T f Today S.NIII Administrator suit-i or special research, ac- DcarAbby cwk for the county jail. The Seminole As -- Twelve additional deputies County Sheriff John Polk this to fully staff a reorganized zone morning presented county officials with a' requested pattern, which would increase budget for the fiscal year the number of zones from nine to 12, with a 13th "floating" per Lent across-the- board ui. :,Lbeginning in October of $3.5 zone composed of motorcycle crease for his department's I& million, a 20 per cent increase c will Patrolmen. Commissioners wdl employes. expected, 0-qwA Cwto I AM AM V4Wff, afa WT WX AS W! Sir., ,,,C 7 ' . S~infurd attorney DoUgl;I S Cording to the board. Blant. sai d his research of -trom, Davis and McIntosh has fees paid by other hospitals in • fund. he will be ready to make a Besserer to identify a number • The third and largest phase of recommendation on which of projects particularlyin the DOt (I storage area as well as remodeling of the main entrance lobby. Monies from the hospital's approximately $1 million us depreciation f undill to finance the renovations 0 A ccor d in g Hospital • - L. Stintrorn of the firm Sten - -.._ will involve remodelLng of the Schilke. chairman of the the Seminole County Manpower $2.5 emergency room. Board the hospital this project will probably also raising organizations, and that Training Act I. • "- - In other business, the board million expansion prograrn -A ill Chairman Ulen Keen s;dd that contact with a number of fund prehensive Employnient. and begin in mid-July , ertheL9 nil ionw I I.-Ne ,•_4.• Stenstro Na ed As Hospl"ta Counsel . 'f4' I • 611"ion'SMH $295=M'i c, ffZ &R- • .- PART OF It OOF IIAS By MARK WEINBERG Fre -,,e ~j AU ac SMP915C-5, 07"V. ••. c r AW i i •'•4' I)EBRIS LIES IN YARD OF BROWN RESIDENCE' By JEAN PATTE.SON • " I •Li' c\ recovery roo m and lobby is the semi-private rooms. Architect said Schillse. tic said that a added that the operating costs first major expenditure from for the proiLct L., the Florida thrmfourths mill levy for three include the annual payment of , - Z7IhVIWULhr, -~OLJ AINI NO ' '1'\ , . • by Garry Trucleau by I K Ryan -- involves a renovation f •h DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS , , ( " IX __1 •S -. ----4/;;;•I ) - . Elsewhere in Florida. what was described -is a Small tornado ripped off the roof from the Winter Ilaven baseball stadium, home of the Winter Haven Red Sox. farm team for the Boston Red Sox. ne team was away and no if partner siiows us *5 ,% e 6. &A - I .• ' %,\%,PCeLA' e Firemen also tended to another Pocahontas room and surgical the expansion program in. organization the hospital should areas of maintenance, where rose one club ding ... Merhether Farms on (den Av enue. Jack-small. T8AAM 4" - damaged and to the~ roof of a packing house at by Stan Lee and John Romita PAPLsE5T 4 -• the fund. hospital architectural firm of years from the county corn- $45,000 to $50,000 toward He sai d in the past, monies Steve ns and Walton . Orlando. mission had be en mentioned, retirement of the original from the fund have been used to Construction on the new wing Is but at this time has not been $800,000 bond to build the 1$ THAW ?J* TiIiAms water damage to her house. She could give no fire officials set the loss r trick you six; if you lose one ace. It he shows two am two, You make live. Offhand, we will ask for kings with live it looks as I' th ere is a simple notrump promising e residence, where Doug Kickliter reported a power line down in this backyard. Further - Opening lead - J & the ow damage estimate, but at 1,Ooo. --..- - 3 ere Pass Paii 11 2 "There'll be a lot of tearing down and redoing." said Mrs. Brown, noting extensive .. queen. East takes his ace and leads the suit back whereupon uck. This line wins un. South - - • ARIES (March 21-April 19) Pfrtg PARKER r.E RUTOMA"CaLLY AS YOU MVE-! 4A -I When county firemen responded to the call al the Brown residence on Pocahontas Avenue near S1114115. they found debris from the back porch and roof that had been blown off. ."No Injuries were reported. ;. ."Arr WHO NAVE M16 LIVIIN~, I1.77/\'II Il the damage caused by a windstorm Tuesdaayafternoon. It surveying '. " J~rur)rvtr,jticn in ',I u J4,-nt PE I E R PA P K F R w I S bf t I en b y j spider A tiv-, h h,I-I 'I c C RIDIOAC I VE PAY Pett!r sour, found he two GAINED the insect's povvers and hjd becorvo,i tikirTi,jr, by Bob Thaves I'm more thankful every time I look around." said Mrs. Art Brown this morning, •-• _449~ SPIDER MAN fM'uI L. -- _Alu I Now you lead a club toward pass 3 & today. When everything is ta ll ied you'll see you were far You may be involved in a joint boss for that raise heIs been Ml rl FRANK AND ERNEST - .4 he started with North East Well se 4 ~, Nv - - Ex 'pansion Program To Begin In July. (I of the bargain and they'll lbere's a strong likelihood Just look at your hand and A Montana reader wants to hold up theirs. You'll be more successful with dummy and plan your (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 1 yo ur big plans today than you any heart con tract ftplay at know what we rebid in standard American after our Your word is your bond today. will with small ones. Con- simple enough unless trumps partner hiks raised us from People respect you for this. centrate on major projects break 5-0, but we! will tell you one to three spades. We hold: Othersare aware that when 20-May 20) about trumps. They break 3-2 you TAURUS (April AQxxzxx CAKz4KJz LIBRA inake a promise they can bank The timing my be ripe today to like nice trump ts should. We go right into Blackwood Now the entire play is in the with every Intention of bidri it. inc'-' 'he e or rvi ces• SCORPIO ( I ' ,- P'M''A.4L S, .x i' - HAW rs ---\ I LCA" Co I1.E holding four of the live clubs NorthSouth vulnerable but there are several other key luckier than you realized. — V A Q 10 4 . .. I west is holding two spades and two clubs while Eat is &K5 3 fluential friends. Try to arrange PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) a get- together with one or more Dismiss any apprehensions persons In this category. about the outcome of events I rrAL,M) ,. •- — • •. SO,;J1l1 ID) • A Q9 from association with in- person know you care. 7/' V83 4 106532 'q 14 I your slmdes arld diamonds to come down to a four-card en. ding. Meanwhile. If you have counted you will know that 64 084 either romantically or socially, LEO EALST EST on to one in particular on whom AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) fortune smiles rather There's someone important, wsi-ct€ - ui-n ____ • ". There is a better line of play. Start by playing three rounds of trumps, Then cash £Q102 •i "4.w p tTW4 , line of play. Just lead a club 14 from dummy, play your king and later on It a finesse for the Jack with 7ummy's 10. •KJ7 Others are luckier for you today well you're able to perform for than you are for yourself. Latch others. THIS TAU.. HE HAS BLA.CK HAIR AUD SJRE AIL "(CM '"2 IAJG ,'' / (t ce-vi .l. I UI'%IL#L NORTH K7 3 vKJ 9 6 CANCER (June 21-July 22) manifestation depends on how by Howie — ., _ • Its t)SWAIi) and JAMES .J,t(OBV party going today. Others will CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. quickly catch your infectious 19) Opportunity surrounds you good humor and high spirits, today in your work career. Its ' E E K & MEEK / this comIng year. You will aLso 21) Agreements today look experience less pressure and have more independence. tZ — VT II A ,..ç, 06 more far-reaching beneficial effects than you realize. Give It quite advantageous. it appears that the people you're GEMINI I May 21-June 20) bargaining with are equally as You're the one who gets the sincere as You are. \. •Gy YOUR BIRTHDAY June 15, 1977 usual could be in store for you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. _ - For Wednesday, June 15, 1977 Biggerandbetterthlngsthan your all! HALL! —.. 'YOU RE RIGHT! c -i Al Vermeer 17-r., A~.-tf "It i terest A by . The orange juice won't provide such as Iced tea or lemonade. sodium salt but it will provide Dr. Lamb will dnswer Potassium which is also im. representative letters of general portant Milk has about the n n his column . Write to same salt content as the healthy him in care of this newspaper, human body. Then salt will also P.O. Box 155 1. Radio City be available in foods and salt Station, New York, NY 10019.. ByBERNICEBEDEO,ot. PRISCILLA'S POP . - -- have them drink plenty :!water do In this regard for parades. You should allow the childre* and also drink at least a quart of low-fat milk or fortified skim to eat normailyatnoon between milk a day plus a couple of 8- sessions. The meal should in. ounce glasses of orange juice. dude plenty of cool liquids o • is to get salt but a better — — -4 S WAN- addressed envelope for it. Of co urse dressing cool helps too but I'm not sure what you can d , H k 'I usua llyInformation can send 5o cent with a long, stamped, self- — — — — — 83 - 58 51 52 53 .. . ' ±.r ,• There is a difference between coaches used to do this to Salt 1053, water loss and heat athletes and It exactly the stroke. To give you more wrong thing to do. It can con. complete Information on these tribute to developing heat sUoke. Let them drink water and how to cope with the beat I before, after the parade, and If am sending You The Healt.t it is a very hot day they can Utter number 7-12, Heat Stress: Cramps, Exhaustion, drink along the parade route if Strokes. Others who want this that can be arranged. 42 43 44 , - Win water. ,'Jsowhat doyou suggest parade begins. about salt tablets for this age Allthosewhoworkfnver) ho t group' They are between 4 and environments would be wise 17 years old. cool off during the In of the DEAR READER Let me day and do their work later. say at once that you should not This also applies to home restrict how much water the gardeners. childrent t drink Some — — — — 28 27 •' I are always soaked. Sometimes the body a chance to eliminate after the parade we have any heat build-up that has trouble keeping them out of the occurred before the afternoon — V IF I WERE ONLY TWENTY YEARS'O(GER. 1 IQVOLUTEERFCRTHE I .. SPACE PROGRAML.,./' - — 23 — — — SS\ it We have several drummers into a comfortable environment who carry very heavy drums between the morning and af . and afterthe parade their shirts ternoonsesslons That will gi v e 20 21 22 — 25 ARCHIE An J nescheduling of activities is im p nt Since early morning how much should they be given exposure during the hottest to drink on super hot days? part of the day is limited. Should they drink before or would recommend that tN children get out of the sun and after the parade? 30 Soviet river 57 H: ' ._--,, state (abbr) lIi"ui h .tII can be added to the food. to know if we should allow the competition Is over by 11 a.m. chil dren to eat much while and the parades do not start untllafter2p.m.,theamountot waiting for the parade. A1 48 Centennial 13 Lamb - Some of the parades are rather ng and sometimes it gffl0IWewOWd ke li 25 Wisecrack 49 Inner (prefix) 26 Cooling drinks 51 One(Ger) 27 Auto wheal 52 Peas (Fr,) type (pl) 53 Dints 29 Exude 58 Hatchet bbu) Cent s morning 6 hestajrant bill 31 Vanquishes 56 Nose (Fr) ascetic i Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 69th Year, No. 255—Wednesday, June 15, 1977 say about 10 to 11, then wait until maybe 2 o'clock or even later for the par 44 Pcs out 47 Petroleum 1 Sikb 2lSnoop 23 Ogled (abbr.) 2 Ons.bilhionth 24 Canadian (prefix) capital 32 Cretan mountain 33 Take a meal $ lot of towns during mers Sometimes It Is an all day session we have drill Loire 43 Move quickly general I1TC1li1igit(11I1d 7 Dr. are Members Of a cnilure" baton m arching unit. We go to a Personality 341nd.firntsarti B More compact dc 40 Environment 9 Merest bit to 41 9nCY bbr) 19 Southem 2 DEAR DR. LANIIB — MY ,LtD1N 151M11 1 U N $ TINAIAI ; ? t re.R'thd thruuh in \iA1tl.LN SLIEDDAN UAC i I'p3x1 'F �I 2A—Evening Herald. Sanford. Fl. Wednesday, June is. Dii - Orlando Attorney Says Deal Is Off _ IN BRIEF Julian Stenstrom. said, "We've got three or four years" in which to go to court with the city over An damages. "We're not mad at site at SR-46A the city. We just don't want to and Oregon Avenue will not be give them any more the location of a sanitary landfill nn'rtiw1 by th. Citu.7 n ..eiA.... f,.. i...... 1 11 ..I,t, ,r, m. flnp ,'ltv r'nmmftInn.r John 4 .IUlI Sanford. he wants were concerned." missioners may want the Morris, said last Today was the deadline set by the deposit returned to the city. Davis' statement means the deposit returned from Orlando attorney Charles E. sellers consider themselves Alexander," the city attorney It was Morris who made a Davis, representing Sanford 86 free to sell the land to another said. motion at the commission's Ltd. Partnership, the group of buyer. Asked if he would take the June 6 meeting to withdraw the out-of-state investors with Under terms of the January city to court to attempt to offer to buy the land. Whom the 'Itv In •1,n,,aru ,'nntr,,rf •hn ,ilu ,.,,.I,I .. a tin gw fluIq qniii cimirtd by The mot on -'rr" _•.-.•-, ,..Jfl..ns., ,.,, agreed to buy the land for deposit to Sanford Realtor John "We've got a number of Morris and Mayor Lee P. $320,437.50, for the city to take R. Alexander. Davis said his remedies available. I don't Moore, went down to defeat. action on the contract. first move would be to talk with know which we will pursue. The Voting against the motion were A. A. The city plans to take no City Atty. C. Vernon Jr. (city commissioners) have a commissioners McClanahan, Eddie Keith and action today, and Davis said about the deposit. 'That would deposit that's in jeopa rdy." 85.45-acre At Scene Of Scout Slayings thing to do," be Davis said. Mire said this morning he would talk with Davis before the next city commission meeting, which is scheduled for this morning the deal is off. "As far as we're concerned the contract is terminated," said Davis. We've concluded the city's contract is over, The Land Is no longer tied up By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer Bloody Footprints Found , '.O . AJ SIIU'. IUI Davis the orderly that LOCUST GROVE, Okla. AP - Bloody footprints apparently left by large tennis shoes — have found on the wooden platform of a tent in which three young Girl Scouts were slain on the night of a camping trip. The platform has been to the state Crime Bureau headquarters in Oklahoma City for tests. The bodies of Lori Lee Farmer. 8, and Doris Denise Milner, 10, both of Tulsa, and Michelle Guse, 9, of suburban Broken Arrow, were found Monday morning about 120 yards from their tent. .. near time." "mA £IS. Mr. first flown ., ni... .,..un. •nv,uvv i -......... _cflow,...,'l .. -- - - ., ______ RIG 01W. 200 Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17-91) Ph. 321.QflO Sanford Manpower Program Gets More Funding GRAND PRIX County To Boost Staff By 17 - 1. in P Fed 'ran$I. in - Eastern Airlines' agreement to pay a fine for failing to provide seats for nonsmoking passengers may set an industry-wide precedent, but the tobacco lobby is urging smokers to fight, not switch. In a settlement with antismoking groups. Eastern agreed to set aside at least 65 per cent of its seats for nonsmokers and to $10,000 penalty for denying passengers seating in nonsmoking areas. •..•c. c BUFFERIN TABLETS It I c' 'CO c I ftc' LI '' ~ RFGUIJ'R OR TWO 1 c- LtTRA HOL D LIMIT -' '- sJf.)'' k Top. Jacksonville, was driving broke down on Interstate 4 and when he returned Tuesday to tow it away, the car and other containing personal items, was missing, he reported. Cornelius J. Van Houten of 7103 Timber Drive, Wrenwood, reported the theft of money anti guns valued at $161 from his home. Red Bull Bar.B-Q, 17-92, Fern Park, was burglarized Monday night and items valued at $535 taken, including an antique clock, six mirrors, an antique pitcher and bowl and cash from the cigarette machine. An undetermined amount of cash was missing from a cigarette machine and a juke box at Silver Tip Tavern in Sanford. Jo Ann Brown of Apt. 33, Castle Brewer Court. Sanford, reported to police that she was asleep on the living room sofa with her purseontbefloorbeside her and when she awakened her purse had been gone through and $158 in food stamps and $42 in cash were missing. JANE CASSELBERRY li C "" ____ rs 77" '-" • .F -; .. '._' 0 ..n 'i .,.' , " ,~O, -f. '01,li,~,~,, , vi..."I I-.--got fl . ;~4, 1/ -I , I ~- * ,, /1 4 P1 4 IN ,',iTuI CHROME )LA!I000IIL WEATHER -- . ___ A. 4) . .•. L ~x J'~11.,t~ .; I' '" ~Iit ll__ 41~ I 7) LEATHER ,.. HIBACHI 88 I. \\ SPRAY 399 j MICRIN 24 OL MOUThWASH AL LIMIT ° , 00 • Wednesday, June 15, 1977—Vo:. 69, No 255 139 TAMPONS Flo-,d 13,71 f - LI MI T ('! d — TWO GALLON "',' .J 1 88 4' 4% liFT. r it " 99, ', - ' 999 7 88 WEBBING A . . P*g 297 12 14 88 S%, - SNACK TRAY \. 04 Atum CHASSIS FOR ~xk~ SURFRIDER 597 RIG $19) li~ l 4 ASSORtED i , . L - -I __ 399 1 ., . ".;."~-;-7. 't . . ,~.,-1--~~-, A . 1111 P /1SHAVING r7 - KIT '-"L I7 ' 10 v 88 -': ' ~.)--1 .\rH ,,..'.. r~,1. !~ ,.' : :': 1 r' , ~isfii- 11 I •• FOAM .-'. CUPS NUDES .! . , ~;~ -' ~ ;;I, nommmon ~k. ..,'.s~. PACK ,.. COOL-RAy 39c -,:' .11 100 RI G IEG PRICE. : UMBRELLA 288. ' I ,-... •a,' '1 ' : .229 FOR :' .... ,'., '. — . With VVffV rod 01 cokc or black old wtww print him - — , , I — RATHSKELLER PRINTS 6i I ! VVi 1. — .- .'• 1r._=i •- .. ... fl fl 6-12INSECT REPELLANT , - " . Coot & COMFORT. coLoAs ABL( PEG 69 18 3 , TODAYANDV(AYDAY STEINS . "" . .";',":' ";- : -'. •,,e '?,'?.k 2 Y°'.. .-. 3oo .. • ~ il-11, •. '" 1i10-:-,;-.-', - ' TWICE : ' , Plc. 14'i, MI'S KNIT DRESS SHIRTS 488 .'.ITIf CONTRASTING STITCHES ), —AI PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S . j -,/`# FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT LOWS LOW PRICES! _y , INSULATE NOW! Insulate your home now with pink Owens-Corning Fiberglas' insulation and save on air conditioning costs yea,ear after year. Stop in and see us. Get all the facts about how Fiberglas Insulation will help you keep cool inside even in the hottest summer weather and help save electricity at the same time' Well tell you how much Fiberglas Insulation your home needs. And '.''here It should be installed for maximum cooling and energy savings Insulate now and enjoy cool savings all summer long' The PINK COOLER keeps your home Igloo cool! !1iii: . 4 iUht,, 'a: I Save on summer air conditioning costs. c-'-- . - — P,rhirs 1-p.1(lDr Florine F. Gill Arnold Cleveland Katie Griffin Ida M. Holmes Gehaza Hillery Keith A. Jones Mary Mobley Bertha McMullen Ethel C. Moore Juanita D. Pent Bertha Nichols Darrekk E. Ross Alan K. Singletary Miriam 0. Wallstedt Charlie Taylor Mabel N. Perinchlef, DeBary Claude A. Whiddon Sr. Hollis H. Stanley, DeLand Roosevelt F Woodberry Richard Cummings, Deltona Ellis K. Fleming, Altamonte Michael A. Reeves, Deltona Springs Vivian M. Taylor, Deltona Louanna M. Douglas, Dade Eva M. Pittman, Winter City Raven Christine M. Robb, DeBary Mrs. Robert (Carolyn 1 Joyce U. Watson. DeBary Berube & girl, Sanford , I fl .,4. i, I Roy MacNamara, DeLand Allen Horace J. Deltona Lawrence Valenta, Deltona Sarah T. Cantrell, El Memphis, Tenn. Betty S. Barker, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: Cecil E. Callan 1 ` 33 ~~, I ni FILTO PIPES I wn cou*i ~ -.~ WITH ROPE ~ KNIT SHIRTS 49C 29 ,eco X 43 INC,, I, A5STD COLORS FOR U(ACHCIR POO L '.i , -, i!k 1' At,i 'Cl I ~I Z~ •:4 .., 328 29's RUBBERMAID i l I ____ 319 ' ","s ,Iqs ;M1 _____________________________ . ----~I-i~ i— L- 5 0).'.I1 111103 IN ASSORIED COLORS 1 588 ... ". ANT MIWS KNIT & DACRON V t"', ' THE HANDLE STACK A',)CHAIR ¶LJP ASU colors 'o CLA Mp_ON '~- -.-,k1; UMBRELLA ~ ~ -'-. 1 .I1 ; ,~ ; ,1f t ,o 4 . ~1. .f ~ !.~ .~ ~-- in - VINYL TUBE - METAL 297 _ D. ~", ,. , . .— %7? - . 599 SHAVER ... - JUNE 14 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Essle M. Atkins Melba J. Bach Bonnie Bell Thomas P. Cason Jeanie E. Cogburn Walter V. Coggins . LCNS REMINGTON RADIAL I 'I!h'FLTRAu) MAT iI,th H , 1I ,Ti SEAT CUSHION BUCKET 599 * -~ -l o Ej '• , 11 1 79 RADIO 1 1988 DELUXE T.otr,ccsc 488 *151 SipS Re' 5 9 "- , , % 41" , COFFEE MAKER 899 MEN'S VINYL CASUALS \ 4% 650 C,.-, .MHI.. ';"".:. .... :'.t't NORELCOBCUP - $1,; 11~~ MEN'S TIES WhO SPIKE -FULL OR PART CIRCU 5* 5 EG $629 YMATE CHEST IGLOO COOUR - O.z.t, .ind .cup ',Jtfld4( and ChristmasO, S.4,'Io.J Hr.Iid Inc ic t,-,tcb £ od ij 89C SPRINKLER 488 IS CIT. IGLOO 988 - "' Aj,I i.zes A c oin's Pei; 88 Asti A Re' it.ati TACKLEB9x ,MEN'S BELTS RAmBlED IMPULSE MIC 0 4 0 7C $110 leg 9 A PLANO 6300 MEN'S ADJUSTS FROM FINE SPRAY IpI srfa 6 Aft Sli Reg 3Ior3i9 88e - * KNIT BRIEFS METAL HOSE NOZZLE - "". ,!,,. ,...-- ~, 18 WALK SHORTS ENGLISH 0 . 110 , ~- :7 : I~ , 44 1 ~, % ' .I , ,!, J „ I ) -: i. PACK O3F/ ! T, .), I" ' I ~11 PEPSI-COLA ,.,%,:' ,. LLOYD'S AM 20-INCH FAN MILITARY ! . JL! WITH FILLET KNIFE flfl ".1* I' ZFp St. "ess to .-. -. .-. , RDEN FOR MEN ......'i . :-~, GALAXY3-SPEED FISH BOARD .0o . BALLS °' 1 X r-, ~e- I-~- - & 1' 1 -~.g. I, • 11 - JOHNNY MACK 3 t. 4 33 -' ' Till MAN WEb'S GOING PLACW Bill 1. - -i -- Fb,rIai, R.s,i 1 14 ~ FRUIT OFLOOM '-• 99C 1. c'. 129 1d its Req ,ec c. , V INY L ICE CHEST 1ANG j ' DURABLE 1 STYROfOAM per INCH'rd X 50 FT PA;1388 c3 1%- V , T-SHIRTS or VNCK SHIRTS I 00'. Cr lr %P?'5 *%,o,te.j %J. REG $299 21 QUART • I I ; ~ I,,,, ., ,. - Sc ----- t* 6LNG I 1~ O. - Y ~ -~ -~”- -. ~ - ~.- ~ no 1 998 FRUIT OF THE LOOM HOSE TABLE TOP CAS T -jC I - 4E * 9E1RICE REEL&ROD W COMBINATION L adej d drag IIl,,,IIy TO POWERFUL — per rent j -- ORLON SOCKS . . 14,. 'd 0 S,rj I GARMN -- SPEED STICK DEODORANT ,,, *1111 do , ELECTRIC '.' % 4 1-1 15 ~4-:'.,- ~r 99 ;~~ ~. ,,',-.*~--,f' -. - - " --. t~;,;..' ~~Z"L ! ,~.%?, ,itv ~;,-,e.~..~ .,(~; ~. RiG 1141 88 R(( $99 1.*, ' ..~ uc.vtSiaa ,,1• — FOR 11. ZEBCO XB-65 I P( cono LOCK tm.') MENNEN '" .' 146 75 ii _______BRUT JET SET NOTES HOSPITAL Darwin •T : EX ( )J I 98 'i• (GS7 Mr 1(51 FASHION TAN 1 25 '/2 '/ :ci:' j ". ..% :, 1 'f TI GILLETtE. b", SUPER CRICKET-,.A -. ~,If~..-* WATCHES ' i'S r ::4. LIGHTER W 0 AerIrco'; C scta Reg /0 M POWER GiASI CA?CNIR T' MOWER 3 s.rr S11988 __! MEN S & LADIES ,1, 22-IN. CUT SELF-PROPELLED 188 log 4 s cr Iuse t. ALO ..~~ ~1 .- REG .;:' - If LIMiT 1','wO DISSTON GRASS TRIMMER - ( .11 .r'f4 ,~i 41JLJ-1,v 9988 V ' .S Ar '.' 'Cr I• fl HEAD AND SHOULDERS .sd i1J . SHAMPOO / 25' t10 I;4I(I,) 4 5 '''2 A , 11 . 1'31-, c-' A. -.9 IAll ______________________ ~"t-jl lt,'Otl L-11 - FATH ER'S DAY _______ -~ POWER EDGER R C, 63 11-1- raising event . UPI "w- - --Ww Wv S NGLE PACK - ~, - ~] protesters ___________ ________________________ BIC ~ DISPOSABLE SHAVER I ',' Lrn,i 2 1 , EFFERDENT ,, — ..' i~e 3'v1'((iS FOR %- - thundershowers. Rain probability 20 tonight and 40 rent Thursday ifteranon. THURSDAY'S TIDES Daytoiza Bechz: hIgh 1:34 a.!')., 8:54 p.m.. low 2:19 am. 2:13 p.m. Port Canaeral: high 7:54 a.m., 8:34 p.m., low 2:02 a.m, 2:09 p.m. Raport: hIgh 2:44 a.m. 1:35 p.m.. low 8:00 a.m., 1:51 P.M. Tube L,mit 2 + Soc fed tax 49 suitcases E 5 o~sxe 1595 •, - . . ". $ '... GASOLINE TOOTHPASTE $2.2 To $3.12 - CHICAGO API - Eight per- outside the Medinah Temple said her 45-minute concert, repeal a Miami-Dade County sons were taken into police cusS Tuesday night, lie said ills- along with a Drum and Bugle ordinance that barred ustody during a demonstration by orderly conduct charges would Corps and poetry readings by crimination against honiosexan estimated 2,000 gay rights probably be brought against high sctioolers. was arranged ual.c In jobs and housing. supporters outside a building them long before she got involved in "No matter where she goes where singer Anita Bryant was The demonstrators formed a the gay rights issue and was he won't be able to escape us," performing, picket line around the temple. ¶trictly part of the Flag Day said one of the A police spokesman said no "here Shriners staged a fund. o1servance. The entertainer outside 'Gay people are alive charges had been filed against In observance of (10 not speak to reporters. and well and Anita Bryant or the eight, who allegedly were Flag Day. "tiss Bryant recently led a nobody else Is going to put us in volved in a shoving match A spokesman for Miss Bryant sthct,'s.s(ul Fight in Florida to dOWfl. I -N1' Sunday t J/ PEPSODENT L7Ix1S $32.0 ;.J,lp. 11 IAI N 70 IT I : TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin says state telephones in the homes of five of his aides will be disconnected to keep the phones from becoming a political issue in his gubernatorial campaign. But State Personnel Director Conley Kennison's statement that Shevin should have received authorization to keep the phones in private residences is "absolutely ridiculous," Shevin said Tuesday. He said the five phones will go when he announces his candidacy for governor at a June 23 news conference in Tallahassee. H71x14 $30.17 07805 S29H7I*1S 530.94 From Eight Arrested As 2,000 Protest Anita Bry t Concert in C rag 'r Area Man In Jail Tax city Shevin Aides Will Lose Phones Whitewa Its Cord ' . JUNE 19th RUT 33 'SPLASH-ON LOTION i P.s •29.25 19 Z-~"'1'~~1- tv `~' Y. 79 ~O 1, HAIRSPRAY Stolen Goods' Put ' 111*15 PASSENGER ANY SIZE ,d' 7 ourxe BotIe CONSORT - 2.25 RECAPS -'----' I TS, . 11 Klkll Fed. , ,__•E ,ci. pay a f 111183111 Eflx14 $27.11 F78x14 S2$.1 071*14 $2S4 .• 1ECKER-[1I S - Lieu iiiJ Ier.ild 125.75 Both £ Polyester county administrative services people which might add another Seminole County's has in. screen CETA job applicants, $2 million to the county's creased. Both factors make technicians and a rece pt ion ist. director. "The position is The new employes' salaries more funds available under necessary because of federal manpower program. would be paid by the federal federal law. financial and accounting IF the county receives the The county government government. Smoking Ruling A Precedent? 1$; overnight low 0; Tuesday's high, 101; barometric pressure, 3&; relathe humidity U per cent: winds calm. Partly cloud) through Thurda. with a chance of afternoon and evening thunderibowers. Lows lower to mid 70s. Hot days with highs in the 90s. Winds '.artabk 10 oc' casionall 15 m.p.h. and stronger and gust) near 123.00 F7hi4 "PREM" Billed 2*2 Fiberglass steps 8a.m. readings: temperature s,,.. studied WASHINGTON (AP) A key House committee, approving President Carter's plan for higher oil taxes, now must decide where the money should go. The vote Tuesday by the Ways and Means Committee on higher oil prices is expected to increase the cost of gasoline by seven cents a gallon by 1981. Carter, seeking the increase in price to cut U.S. consumption of oil, also is calling for to make certain that oil companies don't receive windfall profits from the higher tax. was To staff I 22.00 1114 0?121$ With Seminole County's requirements," Ellis said. additional $2 million. the county administers the CETA program In the current fiscal year the would be administering a 810 For all cities in the county. federally funded manpower program expecting twice as county received $2.8 million in million manpower program for Projects proposed by cities are federal manpower funds under the current and coming fiscal by an advisory commuch money for the fiscal year the CETA i Comprehensive years. mittee which makes recombeginning October as it Employment and Training Act ) Excluding the special youth mendations to the county received in the current fiscal program. In the coming fiscal program, the federal funds commissioners. year, the county commissioners year federal funding will in- would provide 800 to 1,000 Jobs "Over 80 projects have Tuesday approved Increasing crease to at least $5.7 million, in the county, said Miss Martin. already been reviewed by the by according to Manpower Ellis explained that the 1fl the county's manpower advisory committee, and we crease in Federal funding was have many more coming," said Ii employes to a new total of Director Lots Martin. 35. Within the next week, Sliss caused by Seminole County Miss Martin. receiving a larger slice of a Martin said, President Carter New positions approved InThe most important staff will receive from congress an larger pie." While the addition will be the position of .ipproprlation bill for a special nationwide unemployment rate dude comptroller, accounting comptroller, said Bob Ellis, manpower program for young has dropped somewhat, clerks, counselors, workers to Vote Will Hike Oil Prices was Hwy. 434 Whit" Ply Polyester WASHINGTON (AP) Members of the House of Representatives, voting against President Carter and favor of 17 controversial water projects, don't appear to have the strength to overcome a possible veto. The 218-194 vote on funding 16 of the projects was unexpectedly close Tuesday, apparently surprising even White House aides. One said the administration expected to have only 175 votes on the issue. Timothy James Nichol, 22, of 204 Charles St., Longwood, was with Tuesday charged receiving and concealing stolen goods and placed in Seminole County Jail in lieu of $5,000 bond. Mikel Gilchrest, 21, of 31 William Clark Court was arrested and charged with possession of burglary tools and prowling. His bond set at $5,100. Security Guard Rickey Heath said he saw Gilchrest wandering around the train depot during the night. Edward Walter Adams of Geneva Gardens Apartments charged on a complaint filed by Laura Winegard with the theft of a Siberian Husky and jailed on a $5,000 bond. Thomas Pennington, owner of The 46 Produce Grocery in Paola, reported to Seminole Sherffrs Department that he left the fruit stand For an hour Tuesday afternoon and when he returned someone had helped themselves to 100 watermelons and 50 cantaloupes valued at $260. The car in tiich Chelcie Hollingsworth. 33. of 1718 11111 TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Lawmakers tried to mop up details of a compromise spending plan today after Gov. Reubin Askew extended the special session because there's been no agreement on a state budget and its funding. A social services bargaining panel had to resolve the remaining obstacles to a deal funding for the Aid to Families with Dependent Children Program and a proposal for massive job cuts at the headquarters of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. Askew gave lawmakers until midnight Friday to write a budget, but he tosscd them two more problems - the Cross-Florida Barge Canal and financial disclosure. Lawmakers failed to meet a Tuesday deadline. Ph. 1*401 LIII1wjod 0111111 city money as In Extended Special Session TIRE & WHEEL SER VICE TWO LOCATIONS - Carter Wins On Projects Lawmakers Toil On Spending -- ______ Let IT I -- I Mize 0 burden." parking lot," he added. He said Burton Hines, president of alcoholic beverages would be Florida Residential Cothand it would be detrimental sold William Heffernan Jr., Mark , - - -. " , '. n to the young children in the munitles of Altamonte Sprins, Rabinowitz, and Harvey Alper sa id single Fam ily homes in the area. have a lot in common. Not only Council Chairman J.H. Grant 80- unit development woáld are all three neigh bors on said, "The man has paid his range from $30,000 to $4O,t*. CashewCourtinLongwood,but requested Binei said Florida Res1dental i ~ .~`- , the they are all angry - angry and filed application to change Communities has purcha*ed 1 about the new city well and —," . the plurality interest in co mmercial, pert y to t pro he / water plant and a proposed Longwood Utilities, whdse he deserves his hear ing." July convenience store, both to be sewage treatment facility 18 was set for the date of the located next to their homes in ul d see the developmet. e ch ge of wo an public hear ing on th Sandalwood. They are planning , Public Works director permit the to zoning request "I an organized opposition to the Tommy Jackson repnrted the store's construction. $IftVKy AI.sPER, WILLIAM IIEF'F'EItN.N JR. AND MARK RABINOWITZ projects. Council passed a resolution blower at the Skylark sewage They voiced their objections authorizing Mayor Gerard treatment plant had broken to the rezoning of Stum Corner Bennett, who Is requesting a jected to the fact the vote was the new well In the heart of the Connell to sign the contract for down and might cost anywhere on Williamson Road and Range change in zoning for the heavily taken by council at a special property was probably purchase of the well site For from $1 to $1,500 to repair. Line Rcad at Monday night's wooded property from meeting held on a Friday af- calculated to create an $5,000 From Charles Stum and Jackson was authorized to make repairs and also to go out city council meeting. Clyde residential-2 to commercial, ternoon. At that meeting argument for rezoning, the Connell signed the contract. Bennett. representing Miller said plans call for saving the Councilman Lawrence Cold. ultimate argument being for bids For a flow meter for the A public hearing on the Brothers, owners of the Handy most important trees. berg voted For the site as he said "Nobody desires to build a request by Florida Residential plant. Way convenience store chain, Heffernan said there was no Sandalwood residents were no home next to a well." Connell said the flow meter is Communities, developers of presented plans for a 'Spanish. homeowners association in longer objecting. necessary to prove the facility Windtree in Longwood. for Llp style" structure and said he had Sandalwood and never has Alper said the zoning change Rabinowitz said when he grading zoning on 26 acres on has sufficient capacity to overcome objections by going been: '1 own property adjacent represented spot zoning and talked to the Goldbergs three E.E. Williamson Road and service the homes in "Skylarkto the neighborhood to the land and no effort was would set a precedent saying weeks ago, they led him to Range Line Road from multi- inthe-Wood5." He said the associations In the surrounding made to contact me before the this is the first such move Into believe the proposed Handy family to Residential-2 was set has been told not to hook up subdivisions of Sandalwood, city's decision to purchase land this residential area and Is a Way site wat in another for July Il. The zoning change additional homes because the Shadow hills, Devonshire and and locate the new water Fundamental change. location. "Then I found my which would lower density. has plant Is overloaded, but the Woodlands. facility." Heffernan also oblie speculated the location of house would be overlooking the been recommended by the City DCpftIflflt of Environmental Regulations is using projected Land Planning Agency. Approval of preliminary figures supplied six years ago plans For "Windtree West" was which are erroneous now. Sal Orlando, representing tabled until next week despite plea by the developer for Land Engineering, said reports prompt action as a delay would to DER do not include the cause "a very large Financial needed flow rate Figures. IN BRIEF land to allow a 46A ••----------•---' 1! By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer a landfill. The city's effort to operate a landfill at SR-46A and Oregon Mayfair CourOy Ave., Club has been opposed by the Environmental Protection ASSOCIaUQrI, a group vi LIIL&VUJ living near the site. The state Department of Environmental Regulation turned down the city landfill permit application on May 25 because the land was not week been WASHINGTON iAP) FLORIDA properly zoned for Until Davis announced today was the deadline for city action, city officials had planned a June 27 public hearing 4 rezoning the landfill. Wednesday, June 15, 1977-3* Longwood Tr'i'o To Fight Rezon'i'ng Plan I Deadline P~alslses For 46A Landfill Action NA110N Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . ~~ "" ,F 4 — 4 , 1 I 'I OPEN 'TIL 4 P.M. SATURDAY IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIIIIII — -.111111111 1cU 0000 THIU SAT. DAlI ' '31 'U,)A's 10 ______ o 7 1 SANFORD 950 State St,, Sanford Plaza Seminole Plaza and CASSELBERRY: 1433 Semoran Blvd. pi*RO*R1 STOat Phone 322.0500 $20 S. Maple Ave. Sanford I -".. ~ - F~i, - ~,, �Evening Herald ; ! V0 N. FHENCIIAVE..SANFORD FLA 32771 Area Cud 305-322.2611 or 931-9993 Wednesday. June 15, 1977-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor 9 RONATI) G BECK. Advertising Directcr Httne l)chvpr Week, 55 cents; Muniti, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All uther mat) Munth. $2.0; 6 Munths, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ________ ______ ,I J .L H I . I . Future , 'I . I J Paris Seen As The Clock Inevitable Thirty years ago June 5 Secretary of State 1George C. Marshall announced that the United States was planning a massive economic program I to assist the postwar recovery of Western Europe. References to the Marshall Plan are being drawn widely today in the wake of the Conference of International Cooperation. This is the so-called North-South talk in Paris which is intended to improve relations between nine industrialized Western nations and the 19 countries that supply them with raw materials. The analogy to the Marshall Plan implies that if assistance from a wealthy nation could help Western Europe recover after World War II, similar help from the world's richest Western countries could solve the problems of poor Latin American, Asian and African nations. Unfortunately, the problem is not that simple. The Marshall Plan was temporary and directed at nations that had a tradition of industrialization. Today, underdeveloped nations want massive transfers of wealth from wealthier nations on a permanent basis, as well as a complete stabilization of commodity prices. The United States and its Western economic partners were able to offer only relatively modest sums to assist in debt repayment and to stabalize a few natural resource prices. As a result, many are calling the conference, which has been in progress for the last 18 months, a failure because it did not achieve dramatic results. A particular disappointment was the refusal of the underdeveloped nations to establish a permanent international dialogue on energy prices, which could have pressured oil producers to exercise restraint. No such dialogue exists at the present time. While it is difficult to radiate optimism over the Paris conference on International Cooperation, we wouldn't classify it as a total loss. In the year and a half of discussions, Western nations did gain a new awareness of the problems of poorer countries. And they did take some positive economic steps to ease the economic burdens on tiem. The Western concessions were not up to the expectations of the so-called Third World. However, the Third World itself made no COflCCSSIOflS at all. Nevertheless, we believe that there is a growing realization in the Third World that there is no free lunch. We doubt that the problems of the underdeveloped nations would be solved if the bulk of the wealth of the eight rich nations attending the conference were distributed evenly among the 19 poorer nations. Third World progress will come when social, political and economic climates are developed to the point where the seed assistance offered by richer nations produces positive improvements. As the Paris conference exhibited, that day has not yet arrived. But we have no doubts that there will be future Paris conferences in due time despite the suspended state of the last one. The need for international cooperation among the nations with resources and those that fabricate them is so intense that future conferences are inevitable. i Population Threat Langford. - Talks 4I i I 3-2 operating By MARX WEINBERG Thoughts : • •. . : i.I- liberals are mad. • •.. _j . _. 16" LI.L. __J.._ L.. A imijor uutui icuer nas yet ugh -- ..._1__ launched t he sort of frontal assault on the new ;-• •• 1 president which George McGovern unloaded last month, a growing number of influential black political activists privately criticize Carter's appointment record and political priorities. "1 really have mixed emotions" said Rep. " upset are at Carter's apparent int ention to stress balancing the budget a bo ve all else, even if ac hi evem ent of that goal ui go-slow approach on Jobs and social programs. req res a The pr eside nt has threatened to veto th e $60 • ,ç' I I . _______ ."U! ______ ____________ ________________ _______ _____ ______ , . ,. I civil rights * ' More significantly, blacks are retaining those gains during the recessionary 1 9703, says Prof. Reynolds Farley, a demogr aphe r with ______ • . _______ - ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada (AP) Representatives of the military dictatorships in Chile and Argentina told Sec retary of State Cyrus Vance that combating terrorism and _________ _____ _______ ____ ': economy rather than to any fundamental decline In white prejudice. Just wait until the COuntrj • ________ ______ __ __ ______ • billion Labor-HEW appropriations bill which _________________________________________________________________________ contains f undi ng for near ly all of the social programs which benefit low-Income and minority f am ilies in this country. MARYLIN K. SHEDDAN He has outlined a welfare refo rm program which blac ks fear could wind up hurting more people than it helps. He has proposed a new minimum wage so low it wo ul d leave m illions of of Americans, many of t he m black, with in comes below the official povert y level, Most of us love getting letters. Unfortunately, items. And he has don e little, as yet, to attack the st ubborn pro bl em of black unemployment. The many of us don't get as much pleasure out of Add some flavor to those personal Items as Communication enters a recession, they said. Examining some current st udi es and cens us reports on ed ucation, occupation and Income trends, Farley finds t ha t the predictions were wr on g: the gains of the 1960s have not disa ppeared Despite a shrunken job market and a standstill in ci vi l rights and an ti po ve rt y legislation, "racial di ffe re nces ha ve continued to narrow in all • should be fought by the promotion of justice, not by government counter-terrorism "Th e surest way to defeat terrorism is to promote justice in our societies legal, economic and social justice," Vance told the o pe ning session Tuesday night of the annual meeting of the Organization ion of American States. - - not the changes In language were will have the work done for it by made, gave its informal stamp the county. of approval to the plan. The plan written In very During the next few days broad terms notes that one of copies of the proposed plan are the city's objectives to be distributed to the other annex unincorporated areas, Seminole County cities, the surrounded or partially county commission and the surrounded by the city, thus East Central Florida Regional establishing a "more solid Planning Council. urban core, improving public The first public hearing on services and assuring a proper the city's plan is scheduled for environment." itiIii I * 7 .. ,, h.. aL., ..J...._ .rL L_ -, Ub Cli)' 3 tite nousing eiement el ementOD will be to non-residential And while the earnin gs of black men still lag far be hind those of white men, the ea rnings of black men rose more rapidly than those of w hi te men in the first ha lf of the decade. By 1974, the wages of black en were closer to those of white women with comparable experience. Neve rthel ess, he points out, these gains are wom not are - are not was • y Is prevent i ts eras ur e. That way th e recipient of In 13 sta tes mostly in the South and Mid- f inished with the paper first.) It coul d also mean that the predict ions of the y our vo.al letter ca n listen, erase the west the black vote was larger than Ca rt er's ta pe and Mark each one, as you clip it , for someone in skeptics could yet come true and that the respond. You will get a lot of mileage out of a 30 philosophy of "last hired, first f margin of vict ory. Those states accounted for 216 particular. At the end of a w eek include all th ired" once e minute ta pe if you continue to send It back and electoral votes of the 210 needed for victory. clippings with a brief note about more per sonal rt again threaten the hopes of black and others for fo h. a f airer share of th e e cono mi c pie. may building virnnmpnf' ..-._..,...., AND LES 111.-h tn ... n..1 substandard housing; to encourage single family development in order to more appropriately balance out the distribution of housing to assure that the development of mobile home parks will only be established within planned developments, The agriculture element notes the city's interest in and unit establishing and preserving bA toning that light, clean industry intensity agricultural areas of activities within flood prone areas. The plan says the city wishes to develop participationoriented parks and facilities at sites convenient to all ages; will plan and implement the ex- is encouraged the city, Objectives in the commercial sector are: to stay aware of governmental programs to assist in commercial redevelopment projects; to WHITTEN group tommercial areas to provide a more efficient and economical use of the land and to protect the aesthetic value of commercial areas through zoning, building, sign regulation and the cooperation of the business. ot current recreational facilities, will encourage and utilize the neighborhood school approach to recreation; will plan and umplement natural and water. oriented parks and develop nature parks In flood prone areas. Of industrial development, the plan says the city will assure through commission action, public awareness and support, ordinances proper and - I IJ) planning and zoning corn- jectives are: to prevent nonmission, residential developm en t within The plan will be formally residential areas; to relocate ____ F!. ______________________________________________ Altamonte Votes Employe Pay Hike The pay en velo pes of 175 codi fication done in 1974. Altamonte Springs city emSet a series of workshops to ployes will be a little thicker be gin at 6:30 p.m. J un e 28 on beginning with Thursday's updating city ordinances. The payroll period. first ordinance to be gone iver The city co Tuesday In the series of workshops Is the evening gr an ted a three per zoning ordinance. cent cost of living pay raise to Heard announ ce ment that all city employes, except th e "summer break" in official department heads, on the commission meetings will recommendation of Mayor begin July 12 and continue until mmission - - - Just press the button for sharp, clear SX-70 pic!ures with Polaroid's new OneStep. Fully automatic and motorized. Takes sharp, clear SX-70 Pictures from 4' to infinity (4' to 8 indoors with flash). - • to develop within pdJIlI(Jfls uiiu a program for the removal and replacement of enforce mi - ECKERD'S LOW PRICEI - - -- - ______ _____ - - County Delays Voting On Iron Bridge Pact . - . I _L__ meeting. .I " JACK ANDERSON development outside residential areas; to assure through zoning and regulations the proper environment for moderate-to.high-priced single family housing; to provide low-cog building regulations which will produce a desirable en- Norman Floyd. Aug. 30. During that period no Th e increase Is the second reg ul ar commission meetings three per cent cost of livin g will be held, but special raise gran ted th e employes in meet in gs and workshops may the 1976-77 f iscal year which be sched uled. began last Oct . 1. Total cost to Approved payment of the city of the pay raise is ex- $34,248 to McCully Co nstruction pected to be $15,215. said Floyd. Co. for work done to date on the In other business, t he co rn- city's new $1.25 million public m ission: safety complex, adjacent to city Adopted a resolution hall. The construction is be ing _________________________________________________________ seeking a $23,000 gr an t from the financed through a U.S. AREA DEATHS Low Enforcement Assistance Economic Development Ad. AdAdm inistration for a mobile m inistration gr an t. communi cation program for Approved payment from MRS. RHEA T. DYSON the Keystone Fire Company No. the police department. The f ederal rev en ue shar ing funds .. 1, Stullington, Pa.; a past crime prevention program of $43,000 for the purchase of a Mrs. ithea T. Dyson, 2, 1201 commander of American wo ul d include pamphlets and new garbage co mpa ct or for the Magnolia Ave., died Tuesday. Legion Post 63,5. Shillington; films for showing to groups sanitation department. She was born in Sum ter American legion Post 53. incl ud ing homeowners, school Included within th e city's 6 County, S.C., and was a Sanford; a member of Elks children and senior citizeni bicycle path-sidewalk summer r es ident of Sanford since 1925. Lodge 1241, Sanford; a mem be r Included wit hi n the gr an t construction program She was a mem be r of Bethel of the Seminole County money, if approved by the sidewalks on a strip of Ba llard Baptist Chur ch in Olanta, S.C. Association for Retarded feder al agency, will be a van Street by the civic center to SR and a member of Daughters of Children; and a former and a police officer. 436 and from SR 427 Into the Confederacy. manager of Tafeta Xxchange Passed on first reading and civic cen ter property. Sur vivors include i son, Col. store for Retarded Children of set a pub li c hearing and second Agreed to charge nonJames II Dyson of Stone Sanford. reading for J un e 28 on a cable profit organ izations w hi ch are Island, Fla.; a da ughter, Mrs. Sur vi vors include his wife, television non-exclusive given use of the civic center Oleta Dyson Casscells of Mrs. Katherine L. Wolff, fr an ch is e or di nance. free-cif-charge, a $10 fee when Wilmington, Del.; three Sanford; one bro th er, Robe rt Approved on first rea di ng a ki tchen facilities are used to brothers, James H. Truluck, C. Wolff, Vero Beach. Gramkow codification of city ordinances, defray costs of electricity and Keith Truluck and Richard F un eral Home is in charge of The city agre ed to have the wear on the kitc he n eq ui pment Truluck, all of Orlando; two arrangements. sisters, Mabel Kelley of Orlando and Sybil McElveen of Funeral Notices Lynchburg, S.C.; and six grandchildr en . DYSON , MRS RHEA — Fun,i,p Brisson Funeral Home is in serv,r1. for Mrs RPiea Dyson. charge. ' 1201 Magnolia Ave. Who died Tuesday will be held The Seminole County Corn. J. RUSSELL WOLFF ubjci to approval bs the Thursday at 9 a m at Brisson missloners Tuesday postponed Orlando City Council of the ISFuneral Home with Rev Leo un til next week a vote on an 18. point agreement. king officiating Burial will be in J. Russell Wolff, 70, of 112 Olanta, S C . on Friday Viewing po int agreement betw ee n the Tan ger in e Drive, Sanford, di ed hours are today from S 7 pm In But Commissioner Iiarr) county and the City of Orlando Monday at Seminole Memorial beu of llo*ers, fami requests K, Aiatko, ANki, who voted with detailing arrangements bet. Hospital. donations to Arthritis Foun the to governments for Commissioners Bob French dalon Briswn in charge A native of Reading . Pa., he and Dick Williams to approve operation of the proposed had lived in Sanford since 1970 WOt. F F, J. RUSSELL Iron the Iron Bridge site last eek. Funeral services for Bridge sewage treatment plant RuSted moving he re from Georgia. lie was a bsent from Tuesday's Wolff, 10, of 12 Tangerine Drive, near Oviedo. was a veteran of World War u, Sntord, who died Monday. will , A 2-2 vote would not and a memoer 01 inc uoou be 10 m Saturday in the Good ......... have ratified the agreement. approved a Seminole St'epherd Lu th County eran Church, With Shepherd Lutheran Church. PtO' Palph l Lyman of SIIC for the 320 acre plant. which Mr. Wolff was a retired sales When French moved to ap1catlng American Legion will add 24 million gallons of prove the agreement, his engineer wi th General u be at 7 p m li treated waste ii atera day to the motion died for lack of a n Gramkow Funeral Home and Ceramics Corp., Reading. chapel Friend% may Little Econlockhatchee River call at the second Ile was an honorar member of POLAROID'S SX-70 FILM Shatp Cleat f ace 3 , it 3 , 'es S-S - tant tan 39 5 Single Pact -0 POLAROID'S 108 POLACOLOR2 THE S0per 4 (CCi ' 3 , ctu's•rl t' tO SIC rrlj~, ; .. 88 SPEC IALI 99 p~ 'i'- II, MINUTEMAKER LAND CAMERA I 14 ~, POLAROID'S 88 POLACOLOR 2 31, Rcrt .r',ar! 3 • it ecorcrr Ca Color pctres 399 Ia.esbg3.s4', and economical T. 31, £ ectroncally contrcleu sn' A.,omatc exposu re control ,e'r'der tOLi SC! "'e d on i Battery Caddell's Cliio en t Pushed For Census Job WASHINGTON The president's pollster, pretty well chosen." scribe. Patrick Caddell. apparently has been granted Doormen's Society which has parties on it The pollster more modest. "I helped with As the president's pollster. Caddell has I'm- regular ba.sis." his own personal patronage. He Interviewed the the search," he conceded, "but it was their pressed Carter and has become a close adviser. candidates for census director and then "That would make the parties more fun,' decision." At the same time, Caddell is earning about $1 recommended that the appointment go to one of quippJ Thompson. He told us that he met with Plotkin every few million a year peddling his polling service to a his commercial dents, months to discuss his polling data. But he long list of corporate and political clients. The Committee agreed that there should be no With Caddell's endorsement, the prestigious stressed that his poll had been transferred from OPENING DOORS A 200-year-old tradition sex discrimination on the House doors. And post was awarded to Manuel Plotkin, a top Sears Plotkln's division before the 1976 campaign. will come to an end this month with the afterward. Thompson and Rose cosigned a letteç Roebuck executive. The company was an early Caddell added that he knew some of the other recruitment of doorwomen to help guard the in behalf of the committee, asking that the subscriber to Caddell's $20,000-a-year polling applicants more intimately than Plotkin. He great bleached walnut doors of the House. The doorkeeper "actively recruit women apservice. And it was none other than Plotkin, as informed the Commerce officials, in event, decision was made, perhaps inappropriately, plicants." the company's research director, who urged of his business relationship with Plotkin, Caddell behind closed doors. At c1Oed-dooi' meeting, meanwhile, Sears Roebuck to subscribe, told us. It all began with a request by House Annunzio the agreed there W35 a need for five more The brillant, 27-year-old pollster told us he White house press secretary Jody Powell is Doorkeeper James Molloy for more help doorkeepers. But he warned had undertaken the search at the request of the not disturbed over Caddell's involvement. He "they have asked him open doors. His request was approved by a for more: they will ask for the moon." White House. He said he recommended Plotkin told our associate, Howle Kurtz, that Plotkin was house admtniztratlon subcommittee, which Rep. John Dent, D.-Pa., for the census post after interviewing half a "superbly qualified" to run the census and asked referred it to the full committee for action, more upset ove the hiring of the extra pages There are "damil dozen candidates. Applicants were told by a rhetorically: "What does Pat stand to gain from "The Doorkeeper made a great case and near as many as the number of Members," h truillon official: "Pat Caddell's handling that recommending him' Nothing." convinced the subcommittee he needed five grumped. "1 told one," YOU yesterday and I will tell Powell added: "If you get who knows additional doormen," announced Chairman you again, we now costing mor e to operatd The Census Bureau falls under the anything about the field, he's going to have Frank Thompson, D.-N.J. jurisdiction of the Commerce Dept. Yet the than the City of Philadelphia, who have strerU relationships with people in the business, it's Rep. William Dickinson, H-Ala,, objected. and department's top officials never spoke to Plotkin hard to avoid an appearance of conflict." "There are no more doors than last year," he until Caddell had already selected him for the Plotkin told us there was "no possibility of a snorted. "'lowwould You like to live in Phlladelphia" job. As Caddell recalled it, he mentioned about conflict of interest." He had evaluated Caddell's demanded Thompsn "But ,we find the doors Unmanned," pleaded 31X ala prospects to Commerce officials and told polling service for Sears Roebuck in 1974, he Rep. Frank Annunzio, "You can kid yoursel f you want," retoded D.411. them: "You might as well start with Plotkin; I said, "before I ever heard of Jimmy Carter." Dent, "bUt what W are doing here won't The five extra dourepera "are probably enhance the chances think he's the guy." The final decision to subscribe to the service, needed," suggested Rep. Bill Frenzel, R.-Minn., reeiecte.J" of anybody gettin 4. Plotkin was then interviewed by Commerce Plotkin insisted, was made not by him but by his "to open the doors for the ten additional pages." Secretary Kreps and other department superior, Both Plotkin and Caddell Rep. Joseph Aminerman, D.-Pa., after The confidential tianscript shows that Rep. listening to the discussion, offered his two cents. bigwigs. "Plotkin was Caddell's recom- acknowledged, however, that Plotkin had Charles Rose, D.-N.C., raised the question of Worth. "1 have never mendatlon," One high official told us. "By the evaluated the service, recommended it highly recruiting women. The present toor openers, he said, " he' tune the secretary intervewed hun, he was anti strongly influenced Sears Roebuck to SUtr where I have heard so few .thl. are ':tli male and they have created 1 I -- .' MEMORIAL I "fu I Care I was BERRY'S WORLD on the 30-page document during which minor the Land Plan - Young blacks and young whites are now more alike in educational attainment than ever before. per - subversion must take precedence over human rights. But Vance repli ed that terrorism he says. spheres," writing them. latest Labor Department statistics show that well. When you write to tell small compared with many of the racial di!i one "' not? wh il e over all unem plo ym ent dipped last month ferences that st ill r emain. For instance, the you j ustbought, enclose a copy of the to 6.9 cent, its lowest level In more than two floo purchasing po wer of the typical black family in r plan. Mark each pe rso n's room off. Better Perha ps one of the reasons is that most of us years, the jobless rate for black wor ke rs has put ve ry little cr eati vi ty Into the l et ters we send. yet, have each person mark up his 1974 was still only equi valent to that of a white own room. actua lly increased since May 1976. At 12.9 per fam ily 10 years earlier. it is unli kely that the letters we most enjoy Then photo copy the plan and send it to all th e cent, It Is more than double the unemployment receiving are dull epistles about who had lunch friends and relatives. It should also be noted that Farley's study rate for w hite Americans and among bla ck where, and w ha t the weather is like. The sail bo at you spent the weekend a board, was undertaken be fore a rec ent U.S. Supreme teenagers, jobl essness has clim bed to an the new haircut or suit you got are natural ideas Court decision, w hi ch civil rights activists have The obvious concl us ion is that we ought not to astronomical 38.7 percent compared with 15.7 be for photographs and photos always enhance a ca lled me re ly unfavorable but "disastr ous." se n di ng such letters, either. for their while counterparts. letter. In a c as e Involving char ges of discr imination So what can be do ne to liven your letters, if child just wrote the greatest story, against a Texas-based "Around the country, people who worked like with trucki ng company, th t ou t ma ki ng them so co mplicat ed they drew the most charming pict ure or wrote th hell for Ca rt er last year sta rtin e court has that ruled seni ority syst ems are n ot g to ask me become too much bother' cutest song do n't just talk about it. Send copies nece whether we led our folks down the pa th," ssarily i ll egal, even if their effect is to of the story picture. Ta pe your child singin One of the easiest things to do is keep an eye Mitchell told us. g his perpetuate past discrim ination in hiring and out for clippings of in terest to those with whom own song. Blacks, of course, promotion. it must be proved that a seniority the only voting bloc Therein lies another opportunity for making a system to feel slighted by Carter's performance to date. you correspond. deliberately designed to dlscriniiate . letter far more interest ing. In th Organized la bo r is thoroughly disenchanted, and is day of inex- against certain workers, Fr om your local newspaper, your favo ri te pensive recording de vices almost everyone a good de al less reticent a bo ut saying so. magazines, or some odd little publication you At the very least, the ruling may force some ki disco ver t he re will come cartoons, articles or machine.nd of a cassette-playing or recording But the black contribution to Cart er's elect ion reconsideration of impo rtant discrimination is far e as ier to quantify than that of oth er gro ups othe r bits of information w hi ch wo ul d be of in . cases invol ving the st eel and communications Instead of writing your letters tape them Get terest to friends, iihich would li ke to claim credit for his victory. industries, in which senio rity practice s weu the whole family involved now and then, c ha nged and "affirmative action" programs as well. A ccording to an analysis by the Joint Center for Keep a file for those, and clip the m as soon as Send al l the news you can t hink of on a cassette, Instituted to give mem be rs of m in Political Studies. 90 per cent of the black vote you see them.( Or almost as soon. It might be a ority groups and wo n wider employment op rtuniti . but don't punch the little holes in the back which went to Ca rt er last year. good idea to be ce rta in everyone in t he fam il me Pot es wrong - Some skept ics had predi cted that the lowering of racial barriers was only temporary, and attributed it to the soaring Vietnam wartime - session submitted to the city cornmission at July 12 meeting before summer session ad. jcurnment. The first public hearing by the city commission is set for Sept. 12 and the second hearing and final adoption is scheduled for Sept. 27, Just five days before the Oct. 1 deadline, The law provides that any city which does have its plan adopted by deadline t - Security Over Human Rights University of Michigan. - The Fatal thing Is that nothing can be done about it anymore when some day: It should come out that not only the figures prophesied by the World Bank President were correct, but also the warung he tied to them regarding the economic, political and social consequences of a doubling or tripling of the present or1d population of four billion. Ninety per cent of the expected increase will come from the developing countries. ~ The struggle of the 1960s, favorable court decisions and the passage of equal op. portunity laws resulted in more economic, gains by black AmericanA. than they achieved in any previous decade. - World Rank President Robert McNamara's declaration that the rapid growth of the world population presents just as serious a threat to the world as a possible nuclear exchange may seem t•tiggerated to many. i _______ I. Art a educational and social ____________ ___________ I!) I______ Parren J. Mitc hell, 1)-Md., chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus. "On some things, he's doing splen didl y but on others, we've n so rely disappointed." Mitchell and other black leaders I - —. ~ Are Genuine - support STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The nuclear weapons race between the Soviet Union and the United States and the expanding international arms trade are increasing the probability of a general nuclear war, an international research body said today. Improved offensive and defensive strategic weapons and sizable nuclear arsenals "could well lead to a situation in which adventurous political and military leaders in one (or both) of the great powers may perceive a chance of winning a strategic nuclear war,” said the eighth yearbook of the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute ISIPRI), I __ •' Women are uneasy. And now blacks, whose was crulcal in last year's election, are beginning to have second thoughts about Jimmy Carter. especially Group: Nuke War Chances Up Black Gains , The - DON OAKLEY . - MADRID, Spain AP Lang lines formed outside polling places today for Spain's first free election in 41 years. Officials predicted 80 percent of the 23 million voters would turn out to elect a new parliament. Bombs exploded at the northern and southern end of the country before the voting began, injuring three persons in Seville and damaging commuter rail lines in the northern Basque country. Joe In America By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer The City of Altamonte Springs is on its way to adopting Its comprehensive land-use plan mandated by state law to be completed and in effect by Oct. I. The city commission Tuesda y night after a lengthy workshop First Time In 41 Years County and Second A l ta mon te N od s Spanish Voting Freely; Orlando officials are changing their tune somewhat, but they still seem to be off key. A June 9 letter from van den Berg to the county attorney spelling out the 18-point agreement between Orlando on the Iron Bridge Seminole plant is addressed to " Mounts, Esquire." The co unty atto rney's last name is "Mount." Blacks Have WASHINGTON WORLD IN BRIEF It is fair to suggest Orlando will be primarily concerned with handling its own sewage treatment requirements, however. Seminole officials will be aware of this when negotiations on using the new plant reach the stage of specifics. ANGLE.WALTERS Wednesday, June 15, 177-5A Public Hearing July 7 I sewage was County Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. effluent (treated waste water) Into Lake Monroe, and the city will instead have to buy 2,000 acres of farmland on which they will spray the effluent. Land acquisition cots alone for Sanford's spray irrigation system UC estimated at more than $10 million. Orlando City Atty. Egerton K. van den Berg coyly avoided promising any specific amounts of treatment capscfty In the proposed Iron Bridge plant for Seminole's cities. He said at the June 7 meeting that this all could be worked out later. That page is blank because Orlando submitted its application before it got approval from the county commissioners. Permission came In the vote, with Cornearly hours of June 8 on a missionera Bob French, Harry Kwiatkowski and Dick Williams outvoting Bill Kirchhoff and John Kbnbrough. The delegation from Orlando's city hall at the whose brief meeting included Mayor Carl remarks were received with good-natured laughter. "In a benevolent dictatorship you wouldn't have this kind of situation," said the mayor. Presumably Lngford meant If he were running the show, latenight meetings wouldn't be necessary because the voting body would have been clubbed in advance Into accepting the mayor's view of the situation, This is an interpretation of democratic government not taught In the "Americanism vs. Cornmunism" course Florida high school students are required to take by order of the state legislature. But Langford was accurately reflecting the attitude of the Orlando officials who needed to secure county approval for their sewage disposal plans. pro hi bited by EPA f rom dumping Sanford Orlando officials didn't exactly cover themselves with glory in securing permission last week from the Seminole County Commissioners to operate a regional sewage treatment plant on 330 acres west of SR-520 near Oviedo. In addition to Orlando, Winter Park and Maitland, the plant will serve the Seminole cities of Winter Springs, Casselberry and Oviedo (when It develops a sewage system.) The Winter Springs plant is well, but the Casselberry plant has had problems meeting federal pollution standards. The ideal location - from Orlando's point of view turned out to be in Seminole County near the Little Econlockhatchee River. County commissioners have complained that Orlando officials never seriously discussed many of the details of the plant's operation until the last minute, when there was no time to do any serious negotiating. Orlando's application to the federal Environmental Protection Agency for 75 per cent of the funds to build the plant (the city will provide the rest) contains a page for the required Seminole approval. PH.3224U3 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD t" I . I F!' . i funeral home trw, 7 9 n Friday Interment will be in Oaklawn Memorial park In let, lioweri, Contributions may be " Ide to the J RuSill Woltt Memorial ernorial Fund of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of ',,,ntord Gramkow Funer,,i Home is in charge of „rranqernents SAIl PRICES GOOD THIU SATURDAY JUN E 1$ 1977 - How can I be sure our family will always find concern and respect when they need any 1/ the services of a funeral horn.? men to Village Suer Flea Market was 2) anyone are sewers" : rie4 Sinking or nonsmoking? 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I think the ides is great. I hope they keep it, I'd hate to see it go," relates a family from Deltona. CALL 3235454 or 8304394 Don't Miss Our Father's Day Celebration Sunday—June 19th LW C*fstL,i*stial 'By Tk Peiu&4&ts "Country & Western Music" REGISTER FOR THE SPECIAL PRIZES FOR FATHERS THE VILLAGE SUPER FLEA MARKET R,mmber, Summer Rates are now in dIed at The Super Flea Market when on Wedndiy and Friday tables start at Si G and on Saturday and Sunday tables Start at $1 GO Drawings for 4w prizes are held every Sunday and mast at the tables are cover For mare ,nfvmatcn or v oor *ae rf%r.1tiOfl CALL 323-5454 or 830-8394 �Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Last NEW YORK (AP) Today is June IS. Do you know where Tom Seaver is? to the conclusion that he and the Mets will have to part company. He says he would au.ept a trade to Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Les Angeles or Cincinnati. 1 have no idea if anything will happen," said Seaver, the winningest pitcher In Mets his- the New wants i& is in Atlanta with York Mets. Where he to be is somewhere else. The Mets have until midnight tonight. PDT, the Intra-league trading deadline, to put the best player the franchise has ever had into a foreign uniform. Reluctantly, Seaver says, he For Mets From Mr. Grant. I just cannot work for that man." Seaver and M. Dor.ald Grant, chairman of the board of the Mets, have been at odds since the star pitcher signed a threeyear $675,000 contract last year. Grant says Seaver became unhappy with the contract after realizing other players, who had become free agents, were receiving bigger money pack- has come - Where he Day tory and a three-time Cy Young Award winner. "I expressed my views. I want to get away To Trade Seaver, who has asked to rneogotiate his contract and has been turned down by a unanimous vote by the Mets board, said he was unhappy with his contract even before he signed It. "My unhappiness started with the contract negotiations a year and a half ago when I was called an Ingrate and a lot of SC0REBOARD g /t I1 ..- W Seaver said to have offered for Seaver, said he would not sign a contract this season, preferring to test his worth on the free agent market. With Eastwlck's stance, Los Angeles appeared to have gained the Inside track, at least in the eyes of Pittsburgh Man- other things," he said. "AU of a sudden, nine years of performance for the Mets was thrown out the window. They even threattned to trade me If I didn't sign. So I signed." On Monday, the Mets appeared close to closing a deal with Cincinnati. But that trade seemed to fall apart because pitcher Rawly Eastwlck, one of the three players the Reds were ages. Tanner said at Tuesday lunch- Dodgers, National League West, will have a big edge over the Reds, the chasers In the same division. "I sure hope he doesn't go to LA," said Cincinnati's Joe Morgan. "We hack him pretty good, but the rest of the teams don't hit him at all." frontrunners In the Tanner. "If any team gets Seaver, It ager Chuck probably will be the Dodgers," Major League A. eon In Los Angeles. If that happens, the Wednesday, June 15, 117-7A 3 RUNS -Winfield, SD. $I. Smith. Today's Games UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMAPens 1.40; 0 It 6) 4040; I (.I I) SECOND- 5.16, 5: I. K's Tuttl SIXTH - I M - ConditIon Pace, 11.105.10360; 2. K's Atlas 7.20940; LA, St. Griffey, Cm, 46 Morgan. BIRMINGHAM Texas (Marshall oo - Announced that 2195 00; 206.1. Fruit. 7 Sweet Lassy, 3 Rapid Prsi $600: I Iron City Nancy I KO4l5IfJ Pat 310; Q (I SI lI40 Cm. IS. Rose, Cm. 14. Cleveland (Bibby 53) Gene Barlow resigned as head NINTH - 13-Il N - I. Sassafras (Regurl 2. T T Thorpe (Komori) 3. P (15)234.30; T t s;i 140.60, Rudy, 4, L uc ky Trifle; S Baby 34 RUNS BATTED IN -Cey, LA. 52, Milwaukee (Slaton 46) of basketball coach at UCLA to HI Time (Robinson) 35.20 11.00 400; Fearless Bob (Ihlenfeld) 1. Marcel Troubles; 6. Go Baker; 7. Barbwire FOURTH- 5-16 D: 1. JoOill's Burroughs. All, $0; Garvey, LA, SO; become head Baltimore (Flanagan 7$), (n) coach and athletic 2- Star Student 20.20 1 40; J. Fair Sts Bob; I.' Boby Wire. Pro (Spriggs) S. Amabelle Wizard 203002 10; 2 Juno's Pitch Winfield. SD, 17, GFoster, Cm, . Toronto (Lemanczyk 4- 5) at director at UAB. 940; 0 (1-6) 91.60; T (I-I -I) 1713.10; American League (Unknown) 6. Lady Rues (Dem 5001.20; 3. Top Part 300; Q 1 2 4) THIRD- $16. C: I. Mar Ru Cap; Detroit (Arroyo 13), (fl) HITS-Parker, Pgh, 79. Griffey, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA 1.4.5.4. 2. Black Away; 3 Ace Commander; East 14 00; P (71) 3810; T (21-I) 6240; anlk) 7. Snow Mission (Crank) I C;n. 74, Winfild, SD, 76; Garvey, California (Tanana 107) at Named Ruse CrltchfI.ld, A - 1072; Handle - 133,466. 4 Something Light; S Jane Bell, 6 Al earn Baron (Marches.). W L 3277. Pct. GB Minn esota (Zahn LA, 75. Tmplefon, StL, 71. () assistant baCketball coach. Boston TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 31 24 .566 SEVENTH - I N - Claiming FIFTH- 5.1$, 5: I. Little Fun Ladette. 1. Dam Yanky; I Erma B-DOUBLES -Cromrtie. MIl, 22. Oakland (Norris n FOOTBALL U York FOURTH- It. D: I Shar on Ling. 35 26 Pace 12,500-3,601 Pvns WOO: I 1010 500 760; 2 Tiny Lena 1720 574 Reitz. SIL, 30; Rose, Ciri, it; I, Seattle (Montague 3.4), Na'Ional Football League FIRST - 13.14 As - ClaIming Bait 2 Mr. Elso; 3 Reinc ar nated 1 Bubba East (ThistIewood) 2. 1.20, 3. K's Summa 2.40. 0 (2 Si LuzinskI, Phi, II. Parker. Pgh, 17. 32 26 .357 2 Only games scheduled PITTSBURGH STEELERS - Pace 1750, Purs 1300: Milwtiee Dee's Don,; 5 Campus Eden ; 6 1. Amanda Pentlglus (Hlerpe) 3. Armbro 0200; P 12 S) 19330; T (2 -3) 29 32 175 6', TRIPLES-WinfleId, SD, 6 Thurs day's Games Signed Sidney "Thundering Bull" Miller (Perrin) Cleve 2. DaddIs Bud Newark (Unknown) I. Bertha 1694.70; 3111 Millstone; 7 (kId Palace. I 24 30 ii, StL, 5; Mumphry. StL, S. Thornton, running back. Oakland at Seattle (Butfamonte) 3 Miss Detroit Sernardston Spangler (Beck er ) S. Dr. peedabrt SIXTH- It. 0: I. Come On Repose 25 3 .44 Tmpleton. 5tL, 5; Almon, SD, S. • Milwaukee at Baltimore, (is) (Unhinown ) 1. Apollo Flash (HyseIl) ,J,oronto FIFTH- '..C: 1 Radar Beam; 2 (Ruggles) 6. Bonnie Flyer (Van Garden 31 20 Il 20 3.00; 2. l's Fast 23 33 .111 10 HOME RUNS-Burroughs, All, Chicago Cl Boston, (n) S Wingait Goden&a (VanDven?ey) Tituba; 3 C.D Blister ; I Brisk Deventer) 7. Valley Forbes (HySelh) Fanny 4-60 310; 3 Lady Ador able West IS; GFoster, Cm, II; Cey, LA, II, T or onto at Detroit, In) 6. Vans Choice N (Ruggles) 7. Demo I. Doctors Reef (Korners). Minn 370. 0 Cl 2) 2910; P (2 1) 13710. 1 Ben, S Venture; 6 El Angeiique, 7 34 75 Smith, LA, II; Luhln%ki, Phi, 13; 57 Kansas City at New York, A (Burgett) I. Red Head Symbol Dixie Strider; I. Aunt Marie Chicago EIGHTH - IN - CondItion Pace, (210) 731 70; ' 00. 31 27 .534 2'-, In) Schmidt, Phi, 13. Winfield, SD. 13. DAYTONA BEACH (i C- Smith) Calif SIXTH- 5.16, A: I. Artie's Scout, Purse $IN: I. B. Haven way SEVENTH- 5.16, A: 1. Shandon STOLEN BASES-Taveras, Pgh, 79 27 .511 3', TUESDAY'S RESULTS California at Minnesota, (n) SECOND -1 N -Claiming Pac, (Regur) 2. Jack Pence (LeVan) 3, Glory 37-10 17.10 300. 2. Alice 2 Jobill's Skydorl, 3 High Key. I Texas 77. Cabell, HIM, 23. Cedeno, Htrt, 22: II 27 .S09 4 Only games scheduled 51.000 Purl. $400: I. Sunny B.erona Oakland Majorette L Bar (Dagenais) 1. v Hansen 11 .40 360; 3 Go Ge'ttem Kenny's Pick. 5 Dude J., 6. Wee 70 79 .491 Morgan. Cm. 21; Royster, All, 20. FIRST - I. Reno Cheva (3) 11-40 ii (Robinson) 2. Taylors Farvel Mar J (Nunzlata) S. Dr. Cassidy (j. S 60. 0 (36)117.10; P (II, S) 121.70; 1 Mona, 7. Pecos Jivin; I. K's KC 20 30 Lapel. LA, 20. 4 , $20 200, 2. Bob Carlos (1) 3.60 260; (Piper) 3. Rocky Dominion (Gill) I Magelian. Seattle National League IfyWlI) 6. Spunky Etta (E. Hysell) 7, (6 Sall) 54610; 3171 23 PITCHING 397 (6 Decisions)- 3. Said Goros (6) 640. 0(13)21 40; Doty O'Brien (Nestor) S. Red Clay SEVENTH3-16, I Curt Jubilee (McFarlin) I SR's EIGHTH- 5.16, C- 1. Fireman 5: Tuesday's Results East Denny, StL, 71. $75, 34S. Rau, LA, T (3 1-6) 164 00L (D'Amaho) 6. Cathys Russell T ex as 7, CLeveland 2 Eclipse (Becker). Bob II 20 1 60 300. 2 Jerry's Jeno Millionaire; I Madds Kristi, 3 W L Pct. 05 6 I. 057, 110. RReuschel, Chi, 07. SECOND - I. Said-Ovy (7) 11 60 (Komea) 7. Wantawmn Easy (T. Chicory; 1. Elles Belles; S. Slap 37 19 Chicago NINTH -5. N -Claiming Pace 540360: 3 Punkin Patch 360; 0 1 2 661 Baltimore I. Milwaukee 5 11 100. 200. Candlrla. Pgh, 7 7, .770, 100 3 20. 2 Julian Carlos (2) 3.10 Smith) I. Supreme Gold (Bridges) stick, 6. Go Harold. 7. Bondy Fly. I Pitt i nn ings 11,601 Purse $400: I. Stars Hostess 8) 30.00; P (6-2) $3.10; 1 (4.7 I) 32 23 .562 4' II; Nor man, Cm, 7-3, .771, 2.70; 5.40:3. Reno Blanco (3)670; 0(1-7) THIRD - I M - Claiming Pace Axeaway. S Louis (Unknown) 2. John L. Purdue 71910, 3203 Boston 7. Chicago 1 33 23 569 5 DSutton, LA, 7-2, .770, 262; RFor. 35.40; P (7-2) 111.00. T (72 3)091.00; $1,500 Pur se $450: I. Steady (White) EIGHTH-tiC; I. Julian; 2 First Phila (Crank) 3. Aprils Guy (Harmon) 1. NINTH- 5-16. 5: I. Mr. Irish $00 Detroit 7, Toronto 7 II 77 531 7 sch. SIL, 03, .777, 417; Andujar, Double (3-1) $430. 2 Timm Tar (Griffin) 3. Freeze Montreal Metrolina Nick (Oemjanik) S. 620120: 2 King's Point 7105 60; I. Love; 3 Heart aches; 1 Sandy New York 1, Kansas City 7 IS 32 .439 12½ Htn, I 3. 727, 3.31. THIRD - I. Said Blanco (7) 1200 '11,. ' Calif (Hs'sell)1. Spud K Sun IDelCampol Time; S Nora; 6. B.awnard Rose; 7. N Y or k Heather Chance (Buetiett) 8. Barb True Faith 3.00. 0 (40)51.20; P II or nia 12, Mir,-.c,ot 25 3.4 .421 131 1 STRIKEOUTS-Rogers, MIt, 92; 460 3.20, 2. Uriarte Carlos (4) 600 s T's Kathy; I Ann Pat 1Jeans First (Bennett) 6. Narlcys Frisco (Schade) 7. Chatham Nick Il 162.90; T (0-4-3) 330 00; II IS. West Oakland 6. Seattle 3 PUieliro, All, IS. Koosman, NY, 77; 660. 3. Reno Golriena(3) 1.20:0(1 Bruce (Patter son) 7. Armbro NINTH-S-16,111:1 ArdenCilfI. 2 LOS Ang (Unknown) I. Sandy Do ll (Munti). TENTH-4. A: I. Echo Valley 39 21 650 Halicki, SF. 76. Seaver, NY, 72. 7) 3500, P (7 4) 14970, T U ' 3) Jimmy (Unknown) I. Yellow Princess: 3 Cinci Twin Jays Twmnki 21 101 60100; 7 Dottedl0 00460; 3 31 27 61740 (Neel y), Troublei, 1. Morley's Topper. S S Fran K's Viking 210. 0 (56) 113.60; P IS 26 31 .433 13 e FOURTH - 1. Zubi-Egurbl ( I) FOURTH - I N -Claiming Pace Sweet N Swift. 6 K's Frou Frou, 7 S Diego Il 4600. 1 (5-3-7) 152560; 3903. 27 37 1110 6 60 3.10; 2. AlbecdiMandlota 1I,SOOPur Snazzy Rocket. I Upper Cu?. $451; I Steady Gesture se Houston a's ELEVENTH-$.16, A: I. Li nd 25 36 .110 141 , II) 7.30 1100, 3. Gasti-Goiriena () 2. George Wynwood TENTH- 7.16, 8: I Maggie's Atlanta Tufty 920 620 7.00; 2. Ba Rae 73 39 371 17 5100 (1-3) 25.20; P II I) 7140; T (3FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE (RObinson) 3 Billy Go (Lieberman) DAYTONA BEACH Sweetie 100 300. 3. Pyrrha 460. 0 MiS5n. 7. Black Taff eta; 3 Rufus 11)176 . 60 Tuesday's R esults South 4 PM Star (Weaver) TUESDAY'S RESULTS ifalouri, 1 Faoide Babs; S. Bunny (47)2020. P (I 7)177)12710. TIll FIFTH - I Zubi-Dlaga (2) 4.10 Craig (Demlanlk) 6- Po S Bradley Atlanta I, New York S W. L Pct. 08 River. 6 Kim Luke. 7. Diane wer Crater 61 164 70. 3157 500 3.20. 7 Aprali Coblan (7) ' Cincinnati 3. Philadelphia 2 100 West Palm Beach 36 19 .646 (Hjerpe) 7. Lynn Hargrave FIR$1''SI6, 0: I Atomic Magpie TWELFTH- 7.16, C: 1. Whistle Dudlery. I Early Warning 2', 340:3 O sc ar Manmola (1) 320; Houston S. Montreal 0 0 Miami 33 21 .611 (2 (Bereznak) I. Engine Room Russ 710 3.40 200; 2 White Clown 3 40 Stop 103107.60; 2. About Time 6 00 ELEVENTH- 5.1$, T-A: 1 P 112 7) 9660, 1 (2-71) (Detcampo, ' Chicago 6. San Diego S. 12 in Pompano Beach 26 75 .473 10 400; 3. PanhoUe Pine 400. 0 (1 6) 310; 3 Doll Up 300. Q (I 5)1300. P Pleasant edge. 2. Lipari Ov er Two, Ill 20 nungs Fort Lauder dale 20 33 377 15 FIFTH - I N - Condition Pace, 12 60; P (8-I) 4320; 37.29. 3 K's Gatiby; 4. Moneychanger, S (IS) 33 30. T (1 57) MoO. 77. IXTI( - I Nestor-Cheva (I) Purse $410: I. Captain San Francisco 1, SI, Louis I C oc oa 11 33 353 16 Ridd le N Shredder; 6 Miss L ad y Go. 7. Nixon SECOND-' 1.16,1: 1, Swept Away A- 3,337. Handle- $212 12817 (.0 14.00 15.60; 2. Trani-Paco (6) (Burgett) Los Angeles 3, Pittsburgh 2 North 2. Custer Lobelt (Munt)). Moon Shot. I K enny's Glenn 77.20 410 6.20; 7. Little bowl 13.60 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 5603.10:3. Victor-Javier (2)7.00:0 Combat Mission I L Pct. 05 (Roony) 1. Brenda Today's Games 6.40; 3. Currylea Lad 460; 0 (I 8) TWELFTH- s, A: 1. JM's Mod FIRST- 5.16. D: 1. Let's Chit. 2. (6 6) 62,10; P (66) 176 70. T 11621 Van 3325 .569 (Ferrara) S Flaming Port ' ' 110 40; P Il-i) 114.70, T (I7-all) Open Sesame; 3. Johnny Track; 4. B. 2. Classic Clarke: 3. MeteNew York (Matlacli 3-7) , Lakeland 11038 20. . TULSA, Okla. (AP) - "Sca- Atlanta (McLaughlin 00), () St P et ersburg 33 26 549 1 (DelCampo) 6 Brockport Ba $10.60; Big "0" (16) (70) 61310, The Lost Brave; S Christy's Hope; Wheels, 4. Quick Spooi. S Scar' SEVENTH - I. Galdos.Wally ) (Udell) 7 Muncy Tampa 79 25 SCO I Bo y (Holt) I 3201 Philadelphia (Lerch 5.7) ry," said Linda Watson. 6 Mario's Miss; 7 Buizin Blazer: I Lady. 6 Madeawush. 7 Canadan 1400 500 11.70. 2. Gasil Egurbi (2) Winter Haven 26 27 49) 4½ Bombay Jo A nn e (Marchese). THIRD- 5 16, M I You 0. Me Eminent Eddie bowl. I Odd Juice : "Somebody asked me what Cincinnati (Nolan i I). (nI 7,40 3.60; 3. Trani Coblan (4) 3 00; 0 Daytona leach 21 33 369 10 Montreal (Brown 34) (77) 35I0 P (7.7) 15410; T (7741 kind of year it's been, and that's Houston (Richard SS), (n) Tuesday's Results St. Petersburg 1, Winter Haven 0 29970 Chicago (P. Reuschel $2) at what I told them - scary." EIGHTH - I. Galdos-Rodolfo (1) Wes? Palm Beach 10. For And should her husband, Tom Sin Diego (Shirley 56). In) 1710 360 3.10, 2. Isasa-M.aniola IS; Pittsburgh (Jon es 7-1) at Los La ud erdale I 1701 60; 3. Ramo., Egurbi (3) 110. Watson, win this week In th e Dayto na Beach It. Miami 1 Angeles (Rhoden $3), (n) OIlS) 49.10; P (15)122.00; 1 (153) Pom pano Beach 6, Cocoa I -: 77th United States Open, t he St LOuIS (Falcone 75) at San 713 20 Tampa 6. Lakeland ) Franci sc o (Knecver 0 I). (nl most prestigious of all the NINTH - I. Loyola (2) 13.10 1770 T ay's Games od Thursday's Games 130. 2 Echani: (I) I 60 500; 3world's golf championships, West Palm Beach at Ft Louis at San Francisco Rodolfo (I ) 3.10; Q (2 4) 42.20. P ( 2 Lauderdale what then? Houston at N ew York, (n ) 4) II? 70, 1' (741) 19210 Dayto na Beach at Miami Chicago at San Diego, ( n) . "Ohhhlth," shivered the wife TENTH - 1. Marti-Goiriena (61 Pompano Beach at Cocoa 6 60 1 00 6-40; 7. Oscar Paco (1)5 00 'of Masters ki ng Watson. "Real IntPitts burgh at Los Angeles, Lakeland at Tampa Wint er Haven at St Petersburg ISO. 3 Zubi Dlaga (2) 3 20. 0 (2 6) scary. Rea ll y, reall y scary. Only games scheduled 46 00 P (61)13290 T (612) $17.20. "But ni ce." ELEVENTH - I. Trani Blanco SOUTHERN LEAGUE u () 12001.10 410.7. Aiberdi Cheva And Watson, who has the best ' 1 Eastern Division (3) I) 60 600. 3 irusta Ovy (2) 700. record in the gam e this year, W L Pct 05 0(3 6) 4540 P (63)120 60; T (632) Orlando 3329 S37 has to be cons idered a co-favorI 31 30 531 American League TWELFTH - 1 Apramz-Egurbi Ite for the national championCharlotte 31 492 2' BATTING (133 at bats) - Carew, (I) 6 70 s 10 7 10. 2. Zubi-M.andiola shi p In the 72-hole test that gets Mn, 301. Bostock, Mm. 313, FiSk, Jacksonville 29 34 ( 7) 6 10 3 10. 3 Mutiila Rodolfo (6) 1. Western Division un derway Th ursday on the 6,- Bsn, 342; Sailor, Tor, 335 910. 0 1 1 2) 3960; P (1 7) 6990. T Montgomer y 17 70 677 Singleton. Bat, 333 ( l 26) 592.10 873 yards of wooded, gently. Chattanooga 30 3-i .469 13 RUNS-Fisk, BSzs, 15, Carew, A 1,073. Handle 197.351 rolling Oklahoma countryside Mn, 45. Rud,, Cal. 42, Reiackson, Columbus 29 31 440 13, Knoxville 23 39 371 19 that makes up the Southern tiv. II; Bonds, Cal, II. Hlsle, Mm, Tuesday's Results 11 Hills Country Cl ub co urse. Knoxville S. Columbus 3 Sharing that position with RUNS BATTED IN-Hue, Mm, Jacksonville I, Savannah 3 , SEMINOLE Montgomery 9, Chattanooga 6 him, of co urse, Is th e awesome 36; Rudi, Cal, 52, Zisk, Chi, 4 3, TUESDAY'S RESULTS Orlando S. Charlotte 1 16 innings Hobson. Bsn, II, Munson. NY, II, figure of Jack Nicklaus, the Cowersi, KC, II Today's Games FIRST M - 1 Mr Mute man Watson beat at Augusta, Orlando at Knoxville HITS-ACarew, Min, 91; Vaunt, iVanDevenlerl IS 10 1 20 410. 2 Jacksonville at Chattanooga . holder of a re cord 14 major Mil. 75, Bannister, Chi, 71. Sostock, Sweetheart Volto 4 00 2 10; 3 Bard Columbus at Savannah professional titles and Mm, 73. ChamblIss, NY. 77. nars Pride 110. 0 10. 1 Ill Charlotte at Montgomery C ow ens. KC. 77 6 III 70. I 351 generally considered the DOUBLES-Lemon, Chl, I?. SECOND- I M - I 140005 First McRae. KC, 17. Burteson, Bsn. 16. greatest player of all time. ICuihane) 1600710 310. 2 Winning He has ce nter ed his life and Reiackson. NY, 16. Bostock, Mn. Angel 1 10 2 40. 3 Amazing Alma , his career aro un d the major IS. Carew. Miii. 15 National League 720. Q f 6) 7200. 1 (63 2) 6020. TRIPLES-Carew, Mm, 10 , MONTREAL EXPOS Signed 7 067 championships, the Masters Cowens, KC, 7 , Rice, Bin. S. Gregory Station, pitcher. David THIRD - I M - I Stratton if'ive victories, the U.S. Open Ra ndolph, NY, S. Bostock. Mm, 3 Hall, outfielder. Bruce McAllister, (Britton) It 10 600 360; 2. Arnnbro (three victories), Brit is h Open HOME RUNS ZmSk. Chi. 16; shortstop. Thomas Haggerty. first Jam. 16 20 S 10, 3. Vict or y Rally Hisle, Mm, IS , Gross, Oak, IS; Rice, basennar md Walter Coppol. pitch 220. 0 ( l 1)11 70. T (I 7-I) 214 00 . (two victories) and th e PGA Bsn, II, 05(011. Bun. II, Bonds. Cal. er 710 3 (four victories). II PITTSBURGH PIRATES FOURTH - I M - 1. Goodtime Nicklaus, who approaches th e Jule (Bridges) 7000 100 1 00 . 2 . STOLEN BASES-Remy, Cal, 22, Purchased Jerry Hairston, out Big F ou r titles with a desire Palek. KC, 17; JNorris, CIO, Id. fielder infielder, from the Chicago Senator Gene 1 60 500. 3 Barry White So. for an undisclosed Time $ 40 0 (4 1) 2620. 1 11731 undiminished by the passing of LeF lore, Del. 13. donds. Cal, II. amount of cash 613 00. 2 09 3 PITCHING (6 Decisions)tlnu.', has a couple of special American League FIFTH - I M - ) Cavaliers Tanana. Cal, 107, I)), I I-I. Gullet?. CALIFORNIA ANGELS- Placed (150cc (Crank) 610 370 3 10. 7 S's reasons for seeking another NY, 42. 750. 4 02. ToJohnson, Mm, Booby Grich, shortstop, on the IS Boom Ban 1 10 3 10. 3 Black All Open vi ct o ry t hi s season. 67. .750, Ill. Tidrow, NY, 52, 714, day disa bled list; recalled Rance Over I00. 0 (2 6) 7060. T ( 76 5) A four th victory would match 1 $6. Littell. xc. s, iti. 3.11; Bur Mullineckt, infielder, from Salt 39000 2 06 Mm. 52. 711, 3.11. Midich, Lake City of the Pacific Coast SIXTH - I M - 1 Bippy Time the re cord held by Ben Hogan. grittier, Oak 52, 711. 3.96; Castro, Mil- 73. League. signed Mike Walt er s and I C Smith) 660 470 300. 7 Fast Bob Jon es and Willie Anderson. 700.' S ) Mike Slaver, pitchers and Easy 6 10 I 20. 3. Pines Bluff STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal, 153; Perhaps more Importantly, It CLEVELAND INDIANS - Signed 210. 0 (36)21 10. 1 (63-2) 70940. Tanana. to. Cal , Sal, 106. Palmer, IS. (truce Compton, Outfielder 2 002 would halt Watson's march B)yleven. Ic.. $4. Eckersley. Cle, HOCKEY SEVENTH-IM-1. Santas Girl w ard the Gra nd Slam - an 72 National Hockey League lbollonl 360 260 710. 7 Avon unattained achievem en t that COLORADO ROCKIES - Simon Marshall 250 770. 3 Tappahanna National Leag ue NcieI. forward, retired Boy 220 0 1171660. 1 (7 I 6) 5) 60 long ha s been Nicklaus' personBATTING ( I)S at bats)- Trillo. COLLEGE 2 07 al goal. (hi. '367 Parker, Pgh, .351, TEXAS All UNIVERSITY EIGHTH - I M - I lIlly Lady ' Now Wa tson may be making EVlen)mne, Mtl. 310, LuZinSkl, Phi, 5gned Pat Aguilar as head track Byrd (Newman) 4770 1770 310. 2 335. Scott. StL. 33 1 coach a move in that direction, Sophist 4 $0 310. 3 bye Thunder Baseball ' Jai-Alai Leonard, Prosser l ck Work Story I • I Of Stadium N'i' ght Operate On Medics Mike Leonard fired a three- fanned nine. In addition to his Center. hitter, giving up just one earned pitching performance he had a games the In other run in six innings, as Jack game-high two hits. William Railroaders stopped First Prosser Ford scored a 4-2 Wynn had the only other hit for Federal, 15-5, and Chase topped victory over Medical Center in the winners, a triple in the Seminole Sporting Goods, 15.8. Sanford's Florida Little Major fourth. Harold Gaines had a perfect League Tuesday. Glen Brooke had two hits and 4-for-4 day to lead the four but James Bid had one for Medical Railroaders. Ronald Kidd and Leonard walked James McGovern each had a pair of hits for the winning cause. On the losing side Tommy Grimsley's Crockett, George Winegard, 4~ . Steven Boyd, J.C. Johnson and Tony Gaines all had hits for World First Federal. i , "A- I ~W ), A pair of doubles by Mike r Li, - . I / m ç • \ ' Sports By WILL GRIMSLEY _________________ Bolt Not Mellowing Tommy Bolt. After a quarter of a century, he remains golfs angriest man, although he denies it with vhemence. "Bob Jones thr ew more golf clubs than I ever saw and he's Immortal," storms the pug-nosed Oklahoma native, attempting to defend his reputation of fairway violence. "But, of course, my dad wasn't a bank president. He was in the construction business. He carried bricks." Hisdarkhairfleckedwithgray,hisruggedfacetannedbythe Florida sun, his 50-year-old body as lithe and lean as it ever was and his golf swing still pure poetry, the explosive outspoken Terrible Tommy returned this weekend to the scene of his the 1958 U.S. Open Championship. greatest triumph By special u spensatlon of the tournament committee, Bolt, now - . - ' Gaim and a two-run homer by Daryl Merthie aided Chase In its win over Sporting Goods. Dewayne Drelferst, Bill [fudging and Keith Knight all had singles for the losers. PROSSER FORD In all of round two and ITlost the amateur po rtion as Popa" Bob Sweet had to show the kids of the third he pounded 1101k on around, un t il th e ref resc d "how It is done." Making his ring debut at the Holton with 1:38 gone In The Midway ORLANDOthrough the first round of his age of 39, the light heavy from final stanza. match against Sanford's Kip Oviedo watched his two larget hrong, Braden, Willie Chaney was sent youngersons,Rockand Sammy Sweet's crnr, exploded at sprawling by a crushing left lose close decisions. f i nish' lhiU a lmost carried e Then it was his turn. Going up happy warrior from the rind Ofl cross. Upon arising referee Jack Blake held four fingers in against a taller and quicker its collective shoulders. front of the Tampa's fighter's Harry Holton from Lakeland. The next card will be on Jiune Sweet lost the first round by a Face. 28 with Mad Dog Ross meet ing "How many fingers do you wide margin. But from that point on, his Frankie Kolovart and F em see?," Blake asked the bleary relentless attack darted paying Park's Alan Dalton making his eyed Chaney. pro debut. To which Chaney replied, dividends, "where" Blake halted the ma tch right then and there. As it turned out, Chaney was to give one of the better performances putonbyaproloser By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent BR ADEN COVERS ' F ROM CIIANE F LURRY te SPOR1 %5 c No-Hit Voska .)pv4I .IotuuLI', ul"v 'J, IUa counterparts acted like they AS R H couldn't see before they got Into Mike Leonard. i 3 0 2 Greg Parker. 3b the ring. 3 0 0 Vern Law, 2b I 0 0 In all there where seven pro .JohnHolt, c 3 0 In other games in the Bronco fighters with only a total of nine R i cky Nooney, to Mike Schmlt and Bill Lewis 2 i 0 William Wynn. rI 3 1 combined to pitch a no-hitter, Divison Jack Prosser Ford rounds of action. Tedjones.ss 2 1 0 hi one round endings: Taco Wiginton Fire as Milex Tune-Up took a 1.0 edged LeeFredrlck,ct o o lead in Its best-of-three Sprinklers, 9-8, and Orange Perez remained undefeated as Hesson, ri Robert Hill 0 0 o Seminole Pony Baseball series Paving whipped Crusty's Pizza, a "Full-Contact Karate" Totals 21 i 3 participant as he disposed of with Voska's Inc., winning 10-2. MEDICALCENTER Jim McElmurry had a per. Bill Brockell; John TaliarIco AS R H Tuesday, 3.2. James Bui, 3b 3 0 I The series which Is being fed 3-for-3 day Including a took out James Jackson with a six .A-tv.nung Nerala, antora. i-i. vv.un.w.y, june i,, 71 _________________________________________________ ____ . Scott Krigef,c 3 0 0 0 a teaching pro in Palm Harbor, Fla.. and two other unforgettable Chris colon. p old timers Sam Snead and Julius Boros got an Invitation to tee it up In the 77th Open at Southern Hills, beginning Thursday. No sooner had Tommy hit the locker room door than he was Mark Gibson, lb Glenn Brooe,2b Todd Hildebran,cp Tony v an Burger. II played at Five Points Field, will home run, and Chris Boyles *phantom punch;' Lake Sm Edwards ith, i Oil the losing side, Der ron determine the Pinto Division drove In Mike Sawyer with Howell's James Salerno Including two doubles and Roberts and Claude Capps eac what proved to be the winning stopped Marty Rivers; Braden Kenny Edwards added a triple had two hits. ChampionshIp, In the other game, Twi Ive did away with Chaney; and and a homerun as thbbard's Geoff Grant, Bill Lewis, run to boost Prosser Ford. 17-10 Oaks Campground top ped Mike Rhodes, Kyle Stanley, Leon Futch stopped Tom Used Furniture scored a I 0 0 Warren Joey Linebarier,rf belsieged with questions - not about the purity of his golf swing victory over Maryland Fri ed Eldridge Standard, 16-8. Jim Crumb. ss 2 0 0 Kruger had hitsforthe winners, Bruce Sasser and Doug Cullen Royer. which many claim to bø..the.eweest.of aU4ime,.but about the. Barry 8r,dwetI. rI that got as far as the Chicken in the Pada Little Ken Troutman had three hits bouts n a 1Q had two hits for the losers. shortness of his temper. Totals 2 3 azld Mike 'Bass, Mildred 1IcrCullen had the only extra sedofld session; Lou Esa took League Tuesday. "All ezaggerated,' he Insisted. It started when I was in Army Poster Ford Chuck Adams added four sey, James Hersey and Bob B 030 10 -4 base hit For the losers, a double apart John L Johnson and ..Griffith El it 000 10-2 special services during World War U In the E uropean theater, Medical Cent., Jaws Ocasio destroyed King more to the winners' tally of II Bumgardner all had two hits for ' in the third. playing golf occasionally with Gen. George Brown, now the chief hits. the winners. Kong Morr is. Sinks Badcock of staf f. CHASE On (heather side Ralph Nisic. "Hey, it happens," were AS R H VOSKA'S "Merrill Whittlesey of Stars and Stripes dropped around one Jeff Brown, John Frederick an matchmakers Bruce TramAlfred Booiihard, lb. ci 5 i I RH Billy Griffith drove in Torn day when things weren't going well and reported that clubs were MikeCalm.Ib Stan Brown had two hits for o o pier's thoughts after the abN K,rkRoze$t, tb.p 5 3 2 Cress with what proved to -Hi er flying faster than shrapnel. Right there I was pegged. I could Bruce Franklin, c Scott Bowers, p. lb 1 0 0 Eldridge. brevlated show had ended. the winning team run as Chase Darrin Roggemanp. C Dean Debose, lb. 3 never shake the reputation. 3 0 0 "I guess I am glad they all Alton Davis, It 3 2 I topped Badcock. 6.5, In San- Don Johnston. 3 0 "Everywhere I went, people came out to see Terrible To HUBBARD'S Daryl MirIhie,p happened on the same card. Pal 3 I 0 ford's Senior League Tuesday. I AN RH Bolt throw clubs. It got to be kind of a disease. After they say it SO Pat Dougherty, II 2 1 1 K irby S*inihart. 3b 3 0 0 Now, the next time we can have J m Smlh 4 Griffith had three hits In all. John Bowers. lb Robert Kapco, 2 0 often, you begin to believe it and start acting the part. 3 0 0 the type of boxing the fans have Mke McCaskill o 20 Wardell Fredrick. 3b 2 2 i Osborn. ci two singles and a double. Pat I 0 0 "It's a cross I ha ve had to live with. I think my reputation Xev,flBurke$ 0 1 0 come to expect when they come Murphy Watford. Cf I 0 0 Dwayne Straughm. 2 0 Reno, Dewayne Holen and Chuck Adams obs cured what I ha ve done on the golf course." 4 31 Jerry Walsh, if 3 0 0 Don Adams. rI to the fi ghts." 2 0 0 Clarence Sippo also had hits for D.ivdOborn. ri ennv Edwards 3 2 2 Totals Besides the U.S. Open, Bolt won 15 tour events and twice won , I 0 0 On paper m ost of the matches .irk Hibbard 2 I o SPORTING GOODS the winners. Totals 25 0 match play confrontations with Sam Snead in the FGA In the mail Hibbard t.',j were solid ones, but once th ey 3 AS R H MILEXTUNEUP Eddie Bussard and Chris Brian Sheffield and Theo Keith Burket l9jOs.1n1969,he scored a senior grand slam by winning the PGA, ErkFF reddie, a 1 0 300 got in the ring there onl y Gr am combin ed to pitch a no AS R H Riggins each had two hits for 5<01? McCaskill 0 0 James Cameron. u. p USGA and World Senior championships. 0 0 Danny ra if 2 0 0 seemed to be one participant hitter despite allowing eight lirettMotIe I 2 0 De wayne Oreituerst, c 4 o the losers. Andy Grooms, It I 0 0 Once Bolt st alked off the cows', smoke po uring f rom his ears, who was ready, willing and able runs on 11 w alks as the Car- Totalt 24 I 7 It Rodney Carley, p,t% 3 0 0 Bussard's hits were a pair of Geoff Grant, ss, because the crowd was cheering for Snead. They said he heaved Steve Reynoldt. lb MARYLAND CHICKEN I 1 0 Bill Lewis. lb. 55. P to Fight. 3 i i singles while Higgins belted a Mike Schmit. to dinals topped the Yankees, 10-8, Eric Dearborn 7 2 I clubs fa rther than most golf ers could hit a slxlron. He b ur led Charles Knight, 20 2 2 0 3 I 0 p The most Impressive winner in the Pee Wee League Anton Massey 0 7 0 Bill Hudgins, ci 2 2 I solo homer and a single. Williams, 2 3b 3 0 1 recalcitrant putters In 100 lakes. of the bunch was the undefeated Tuesday. Keith Redwine 1 0 0 Peter Colangelo. 3b 2 I 0 Mike Kruyger. to 2b 3 0 The most retold anecdote involved the time Bolt allegedly came Heidi Henkle NADCOCK Keith Knight, If 0 00 7 0 I Ocasio. Making his U. S. debut, Kevin McNamain,rf 2 0 0 Timmy Downer and Sheffield Emmett Kett I 7) to the final hole, lacing a 220-yard shot to the green. Totals II 4 3 AN R H Mike Gage, rt 0 0 0 the powerful Puerto Rican was each had a hit For the Cards. Derron Roberts Donnie Lively. cI. 55 3 3 77 Ross Ursham. rf "What club do I need" he asked the caddie. 0 0 0 Chase 523 041-I5 Grady Liggett, lb much-too-much for a normally Mike Buckmaster 4 0 0 Jeff Hagen, ci 7 O2 2 0 0 Eddie Barney also threw a Sptg Gds _______________________________ "A six-iron, sir," the caddie replied. 033 000Andy Mc Neill Eddie Busssrd. ss. 30 1 3 0 2 Jim Lamb. 30 rugged Morris. 2 0 o no-hitter as the Tigers whipped Preston Ball Chuck McMullen. to "Six-Iron, hell," Bolt retorted. i.Thats 220 yards. What do you 0 3 0 0 Hrry Gomez, c 0 0 0 Esa showed himself Cliff Brown Charles Riggins, It the Rebels, 13-4. 0 0 3 i 0 Totals mean, six iron" 24 3 4 FIRST FEDERAL man who looks to be improving Jenny PilBam AS R H Chris Riggins,c 3 7 7 0 o CRUSTY'S PIZZA Barnes recorded his first Beau Pelham "Only club you got left, sir," the caddie replied. Bob Newman. 30. p I 0 0 under the guidance of Dominick 0 0 0 AS R H Dewa y ne Anderson. c 1 refusal victory of the season against no Claude Capps "Just stones," Bolt says, with a shrug of resignation. "I never Keliy Faint, 3 James Elliott, to. )b. Cf 3 I 3 0 0 Stiatto Greg. C 3 0 0 I I Polo. But his opponent 's Torn Smith. ,l. lb losses. Offensively It was Keith frly Brown 2 00 was temperamental just outspoken." 3 0 0 Pierce. lb Tommy Crockett, 3 0 0 2 0 to fight made comparisons 0 0 0 24 S S Morris.p Denton and Barnes with two Vincent Ball George Winegard. to 2 0 I Totals Totals CHASE difficult. 171 DiuriS. ri, p Steven Boyd. ri 3 0 I hi ts each. AS R H Joseph. it CharlesGuy 3 0 0 The hit of the night came in 2 o o 1144 -17 - - 3I 3 I I 0 3 0 0 2 0 0 - . o tt Halts Yanks __________________________ . I; ' - 2 0 0 Chad Roll, Cf Perry Simmons. p I 1 Pat, Reno. to J C Johnson. St 2 Billy Griffith, p Tony Gaines. If 2 2 I IS 5 5 Du*ayne,Hoglen,C Dean Brown. 20 RAILROADERS AS R H Don Shuter.ss 2 0 Sidney, Sawyer. rf Teny RutS,. t Clarence Sippo, if KtVifl Huaman p 2 2 0 Tom Cress. 3b Kivin Smith, It 3 Totals Harold Gain,. c a ROnld Kidd. lb 3 7 2 N.dcocu .. . S . EP Oavs,ri JohnMcGowen,ss i -11 4"' ,.e i -, . . ar ____________ i 3 I I Chase 3I Todd Luce. o 7 0 0 Mark Hall, ci I 0 0 ____ Clark. I I 0 Totals uis io Federal Ra,lrsad.rs ______ :' 1 :- - ________________ lot 220 .4 Dwayne Johnson. 30 --.--------------------- - Invitational BobbyBledetmann Brian Ingram. to . Pro Tennis ____ Set Aug. 22 ________ _______ _________ ________ Dnn,sOuke,li Mke McArdle, lb I 2 0, 20 GO, JOHNNY, GO Kivvonis Tops 200 Pan th ers behind the strong relief pitching of Jim ney, who didn't allow a hit, Mar Viand 241 3 -II TWELVE OAKS AS R Irt 3 I I ) 3 a I II scored a 12.9 victory over the RendftSoslo. Kent Troutman Twins. Mike bass The Twins could manage Mildred Hers.y VFW By 43 A combination of two eighth- just one hit that From Bryan Billy Varnes Elwell Cotton nng errors and a fielders Brinson. The winners had six hit s three James Hersey with the winning run for from Dexter Franklin and 550 two Kiwanis in a 4-3 win over VFW by Troy Jackson. in Sanford's Junior League Arthur Hersey Bill,, ttumgardner Tuesday. Br i an Smith 1' winners managed only Wilson-Maier o 3 I 2 0 0 3 0 00 0 I 0 I I) 0 4I Chris Andt rson Bob Bumgardner 'Ilefl Hood I TotiIt 24 I Totals is 1110 two hits ELORIDGE STANDARD by David Jenkins llll.TON HEAD ISLAND. AN P H World In- Crusty Piita 000 III 0-3 and Richardson. Rolls, 1 5-0 RichArd ti SC IAPI - The fifth 1 0 Orange Paving 120 4 1 2 .-I0 four Th e lo sers -. one 3 ' vitational Tennis Classic will be Karen Louwsma and Betty Raiphpl,.ie from Phil Reno, Derrick '7 pla)etl Sept. 26-30 at the Sea Anderson, John Hardy and Turner combined to shutout Ken Wetherngton JACK PROSSER 2 0 Pine Racquet Club, tournament Shoemaker on just four hi ts as Wen Springfield 0 0 0 1 IRIHWalter Law. Frank Schautteef, 30 3 I2 oUlcials have announced Wilson-Maier went onto victory John Fredrick Laura Rowsey 0 300 Bjorn Borg is d e f en di ng Torn Bledsoe,rf 15-0 , In San ford's Wom en 's .iii Bergman KIWANIS Mike Sawy.r,c I 3II 0 Jeff Brown features four of the top mtil CasayHawlhorne,Ib Tori.' U.S. Pro Tennis Qinpton' players and Four of the top Jim McElmurray,s Bud Smith, ci :.hips, with $I2..000 in prize women players in the world. Jeff Ventura. 20 money, again will be held at the mc competitors pla) with and T Stiffey, If _________ - L.. _________________ 42I i I00 champion of the event, which Chris BoyI$, p BROOKlINE, Mass. IAPI ' In another Pee Wee game the Hibbards 4 1 I choice scored Scott Richardson lm5 lb Todd Lorenie, rl 120 Il-S Opens Sept. 26 MikeWerirt 340 11-IS '---_ I I 0 Horton. 3 I I I Tanski,ci 3 1 I 3 Eo!andson. It 3 0 0 2 0 1 Delislo.7b 3 I 0 0 Totals 27 7 3 4 0 0 ORANGE PAVING 1 0 0 AS R H 3 I I Bill Lang . C 1 3 2 0 2 0 Frank Zubor, It 4 3 0 22 S Brian Davis U 7 0 011 101 I-S Brett Thayer, c 7o Longwood Cricket Club Aug. 22 against each other in singles, Todd Bedient. ci Z9, it was announced Tuesday. Iboublesandmlzeddoubleswlth kyle Snyder, 20 4 0 0 I AS R H Softball League. 4 0 0 Deena Flamm and Anna B.IlyAdims.7b 3 3 3 K enny Perkins, to 2I0 7 0 0 Jimmy Johnson. p. 3b c o Harry Unt*oth,rf 100 2 0 0 Grace Refenrath and Dana Yoashaw each had one hit for 3 o I 2 0 0 the losers. 42 In the only other game lnthe 2 0 0 David JenkinS If SleveMyers. If Jeff Kipp, 30.(i Thetournament, part of the the over-all winner determined Totals 33 Totals (jrandPrix ottennis. will have by a point system. WIGNTON SPRINKLER a draw o164 In sines and 32 in Tot al prize money for this Dennis McK,,hnI.7b .Johnnv Miller's days on the pro golf tour may be doubl's. The men's singles year'stownament will beabout Barr y May o,,c numbered. "I have four young kids who keep crying dampion.shlp has been won by Mike RhOdes, U k O le Stanl e y. p eser time I leave home," he says In Golf Digest. Bjorn Borg of Sweden the past DcuV gat fin. ri "I'm financially fixed and I love to be with my three years. Bruce Sasser.Ib This year's event will mark Miami Goes Super PefPijry It, 30 (antil, but I also admit I'm still in love with the ?WW YORK The National Doug tour." Miller's th inking is no doubt prompted by his two anniversaries -. the SOi.h TornCullen, Cone, It cf the U.S. Pro Championship', Football League awarded the JonnKlrkwood,ri poor start this year. In his first seven tournaments an d tile 100th 1Sf Longwood, Super Bowl to Miami's (jr- R o n Berlin, It he tailed to make the :16-hole cut three times, %ith Totals shich was founded the first ange Bowl and the 1980 game t tire" t% ice before firilshing and tied for I I st and -17th %ear of the Wimbledon tourna- the Rose Bowl ;It pasadena meid. C if in the tsn he completed. al ABRH Eddie Behrens 2 1 0 Philip Reno. IU Derrick Anderson. C is-p 3 3 7 JOhI'ifl)VHAIO)i,is. C I I 0 Waller Li*,p,ss 3 I 2 David Johnson, 2b 3 0 0 Slev,Gaases.Il De*ane Hunter. rf 7 0 0 Jeff Litton, rf 7 0 ) Pt Kooy.30 t 0 o MosesBrown c Totals I? I KIWORIS jaiik Promir IlIs 061 1-9 Waglnl.nSprrMl., *3 701 5-4 V.F.W 2 0 2 17 Kevin Brown Bacon ________________ I I I 0 a Ill 00) 7- I Civitan Walks AS R H league, Auto-Train scored 15 To 1 4 3 0 0 3 Nelson each belted homers for STotals 7 I 2 0 the winners. iggins, Twe lve Oaks I I Pattie Jacobs, Patty WIgginsi Eldt$dQC 1 1 0 SoIOmaflHarCty.f,p 3 7 I Ste'vqSensatovlc,n I 0 I 5(011 Richardson. c -5 Win - 4 0 I runs, but as usual that wasn't 3 3 00I ienough, as Southern Shortening Nineteen walks gave Ci ilan I I 1 held the upper hand, 20-15. a 144 decision over Marc S: 400 PattyMcGovernhadfow- hits Chrysler Plymouth In the i 300 and Donalyn Knight and Becky l.assle Minor Dog Racing Leagues 4 Leaders Pace H bba rd 'S Jim Smith had four hits Watson -Wife: I Sca ry Softball Lea-sue Simpson hit round trippers for Tuesday. 3 0 o Southern. Ctvjtasl Won the game des II0 The losers were led by four " hits from Rosa Williams, and being no-hit by Slade pitchiI Sharlene Hibbard had he I" 101 III -4 three off the bat of Stephanie on 010 N-I ordy hit Of the game. a singIC In Fredway. the fir't lrmI:i -' Harness Racing Transactions '- His record indicates it's more than a casual challenge. lie's won t hr ee times t his year and could have won a half-dozen more. lie's been fif th or be tter, If al most incredibly, in 11 of 16 start-s. lie lea ds the moneywintiers wi th $221,000. And he has two big fa ct o rs going for hi m here youth and dri vi ng ability. f But it is not a two-man to ur nament. At least a dozen men must be considered prime coni tenders for the $45,000 first prize. Chief among them are South African Gary Player, winner of eight major titles who has played extremely we ll wit ho ut winning this year; Al Gelberger, who may or may not be emotionally drain ed from his record-setting ro und of 59 last week in Memphi s, and Tom Weiskopf, w ho gives every Inclication he's once again t he Tom Terrific who scored such spectacular successes two , years ago. Among the other standouts in the field of 153 are defending Champion Jerry Pate, troubled by a pinched nerve and making only his second start since the Masters; Lee Trevino and Johnny Miller, each of whom had his best to ur nament of the year onl y last week; Ben Cren"thaw and Hube rt Green, each eeking a first major title to 11 ronuirm their status as one of 'the game's best; Bruce Lletzke, a two-t im e winner this season; ') i'Iale Irwin. a former Open win' I I. -; ner who has the habit of playing 'tough courses extremely well , and a pair of solid contenders From A ustralia, Graham Marsh .cnd David Graham - Day th er's Speciali § - .' - ,- 11 - . 20% . - all . , - - Dad f(X ':j MOUNT shoes and boots on to all Fathers who in accompanied by children, or to them as Father's Day gUtl '. - - come anyone buying . ' ' . THURS.-FRI.-SAT. ONLY 01 - - ' - I : ,. , , - , . 1. -.... fi -. - - - -. -' r - Shoes Don's - i. NEXT DOOR TO JCPENNEY -- - 111 --- .- --- - -- -' - " -. ,,,.- Winter Park Mall and Sanford Plaza Open Daily 8 A.M. to g P.M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M. - �Wednesday, June iS, 1977 IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cook Of The Week 1 , Fee Rhubarb Agenda Press Corps Fires From Hip In PSC OURSELVES 'Cajun Cooking' Is the spe- long enough for Brantley to Askew, If you're reading calling for a recess In TALLAHASSEE (AP) press. Shevin promised to send that the reaction of some mem- Andrews said. 'There's a stat- mistakable Impression that the Coy. open the session and gavel an session, cial the bill on please don't veto Newsmen declared war when Askew a letter and commission hers of the Capital Press Corps ute that says the press and PSC Intended to charge the this, it seems that the Florida overnight adjournment. the assumption that the press press for agendas. the Public Service Commission Clerk William B. DeMilly an- was, we say, a trifle excessive, some others get It for free." counted 14 Reporters Constitution requires both "Beginning July 1, 1977, a will be charged for agendas. Indeed there Is. It's chapter announced it was going to start flounced: "There's no reason to legislature to pass senators present, less than a If you find another reason, houses of the agenda charging $26 a year for its get upset about It. You're still The provision for a $26-annual 350.77, and It says the PSC copy of the commission resolution to adquorum. The constitution concurrent a per. however.., agendas. going to get It." charge for distribution of PSC should distribute copies of its will be sent only to those Senate President 12w Brant- journ for more than 72 hours requires a majority of senators a copy uid req'iest who orders to newspapers, public sons Some stormed Gov. Reubin DeMilly didn't add the words agendas got Into a rather wanted to when lawmakers are In session, to constitute a quorum, which In Askew's press office deman- "for free," but it was under- complicated bill on regulation officials and parties Involved In who pay the yearly subscription ley, D-Jacksonville, Well, it took some con- the Senate comes to 21 memtake a three-day break In the fee of $26," It said. of bridges, causeways, tunnels, the cases free of charge. ding that Askew veto the bill stood that's what he meant. bers. No, no, a thousand times no, special session over the week- stitutlonal sidestepping, but DeMilly said the ['SC had And so the practice of provid- toll roaos and ferries by way of authorizing the charge. However, the constitution way. his ['SC end to give a conference corn- Brantley basically got Others enlisted help from ing free agendas to the press an amendment by Rep. William been authorized for several demurred DeMilly and that less than a quoSeator , adjourned for the provides years to charge $52 a year for aide Tommy Stevens. So con- mittee additional time to negoAtty. Gen. Robert Shevin, who will continue. Andrews, D-Gainesville. Stevens that he tiate a state spending cornweekend riday morning, and rum "may adjourn from day to But it must be admitted here Is always eager to please the "You guys got it all wrong." distribution of its weekly orders cerned was the presence of didn't go back into session until day and compel but has not been charging the asked a reporter to accompany promise. absent members in such man. was But house Speaker Pro Tern- 5 p.m. Monday, which him to Askew's office to state press for the service, S under such penalties as and ner 78 hours later. But a commission memo ad- that the press no longer wanted pore John Ryals, D-Brandon, about Wednesday, June IS, mi—lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Real Estate Warni ng dressed "to whom it may con- the bill vetoed, cern" certainly left the unMIAMI API Inflation and president of a New Jersey- regulations and environmental government policy may push based real estate marketing restrictions taking more of the the price of a home in South and research firm active In home building and purchasing dollar. Florida beyond the reach of Florida. Environmental controls alone Becker pointed out to a meetmost buyers and could lead to a of have added about $2,000 to the Economic Society recession In the region's lag of the housing market, a prominent South Florida that the cost of price of the average home in real estate consultant has homes Is Southeast Florida is recent years, he said. Becker also said that Incomes increasing at 12 to 15 per cent a warned, have not kept pace with rising "The culprit in this whole year. of housing costs. result this Is the William He said thing is government," "Buyers who can afford to E. Becker said Tuesday. He's governmental fees, zoning spend $60,000 and up are very __ t...oieman s Pecialty I By foiled the effort by refusing to The Senate stayed In session it may prescribe." Don't bet on it, however. resolution for about one minute Monday, The reporter declined. But, let the House pass a ' Li Rosie O'Grady's [~ Os ind Goodme ti Jazz Ba"nd will play in Sanford-Plaza Saturday, June 18 Noon to 3 p.m. 2.75 C Plus Beverage Mon.. Fri. LUNCH BUFFET Full Salad Bar Soup Vegetables Two Entrees QUALITY INN NORTH SR 434 & 1.4 Longwood 862-4000 ' ' ; , •., ...•nij. ' .- , .. .,. ' .: - ;5.4 1 ' #1' ' - - "• - - •'4. •' ,, A.. - . t' - " •."t:' , The first place winner was Gail Philpot; second, Louise Boyd; and third, Lexie Williams. Others were Valerie Saunders, Angela Williams and Octavia Banks. The scholarship winners will receive aid from the chapter upon their enrollment III the college of their choice. Scholarship awards program chairman is Mrs. ZonnyeDavis. Mrs. Rebecca Sweet is president of the local chapter. On April 23 Katheryn Joseph Alexander, 'V..". " . Service." !j .. , chicken." on top. Chili for another 0% \ -IVQt easytip rm. Topl 11 put several From Donna concerns leftovers, whipped cream j k'4"s ..,. -.1 eetabIes. Six or seven hours "We all have small amounts of LOUISIANA CORNBREAD niter, there's your complete leftovers, and It's such a mess 1 C cornmeal meal!" c.. heating each thing. Place some C. flour ''1 Donna has son at Red Bug water In a fry pan, then place 1 . •'1. '•.-'I' Elementary School and a baby leftovers in coffee cups and .._...tJt. -> daughter, but that didn't stop in the water. Let simmer a few 3 tsp. baking powder DONNA COLEMAN COOKS LOUISIANA SPECIALTIES her from gathering up some of minutes and you've used your 2 Tbsp. sugar her delicious recipes and of. leftovers." meat and onions, then add Taco Then pour mixture into pan and 1 large chopped onion i egg fering them as entries In the mix. Stir well, remove from 1 pkg. Taco seasoning bake for 25 min. or until firm 1 C. buttermilk FRENCH QUARTER recent 'Ye Olde Redd Bugge heat and let grease drain. In ingredients when tested with fingertip. 14 ox. pkg. Velveeta Mix all Cookbook' sponsored by the cheese double boiler, melt Velveeta VANILLA ICE CREAM thoroughly in bowl. Take 9i9 in. Bake at 450 degrees. hool PTA. 1 can steWed tomatoes cheese and add can of tomatoes Beat 4-5 egg yolks, add tsp. pan and drop 1 Tbsp. bacon TACOSALAD She loves to try the new salt. Scald 1 pint milk with drippings in. Place in pre- Serves 4-6 with peppers chopped very fine. Stir In very large bowl, put let- caslonally. Add meat on top of recipes her friends give to her, three-fourths cup sugar. Add heated oven for 3 min., turn pan I head chopped lettuce but she Isn't hesitant to change scalded milk to yolks, while so drippings coat all sides and 2 chopped tomatoes tuce and tomatoes with Doritoes and pour on cheese crumbled Doritoes on top. Do sauce. Toss well. Serve them to her own taste. "I like to beating. Add 1 can condensed bottom, pour excess into corn- 1 bag Doritoes not mix yet! In pan, brown mediately. make up my own recipes, too, milk and 6 tsp. vanilla. Let cool, br ead mixture, blend this in . 1½ lb. ground bed and In the bottom I PYknI water on the . , - - .., -. - -' .l•___'•'_• ,,,. - '. - -- ' - - - .•. ''- ' - He predicted a long-term ( ashort-term basis, Becker said the housing market here "is as bright as it can be" and predicted it will continue that way for another six to nine months. Honored '-'- ------' of Three Sanford women were recipients ' A l Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter, pha Kappa Alpha Sorority's first scholarship awards at the Zion Hope M.B. Church. The competition for the awards included the accumulation of points for community services and culminated with an oratorical I gs ese contest on t he subject , Believe: Religion, Education and Community -. .'.a , Donna. shelf, baked beans under that, nice, cris housing boom and inflation similar to that now being experienced In California, where demand has pushed the mortgage rate to 9 per cen t. BUSINESS '' "They then season the flour and either Mix all Ingredients together. originated in Louisiana arid are shake or dip the chicken In It. It Put mixture In mold and chill called smokers' now. I often only takes about one-third cup for I 1 7 hours. Then spread sour place a pork roast on the top of buttermilk, and you'll have cream on top and pour other ½ said. Sanfordite ' and have good luck with most of then pour into ice cream them," she said. freezer. Beat egg whites until Freshvegetables are stiff, then acid to freezer and Donna Coleman, a Seminole preferred by Donna to canned blend. Add milk to freezing County resident from or frozen ones. She likes level and crank away. Louisiana, brought many of her nutritious food, but Is not a STRAWBERRY CONGEALED cooking secrets with her to health food fanatic Serves 12-15 share with new friends. Donna willingly agreed to 1 Large pkg. strawberry A great conversation pass on a couple of cooking tips, ello Cairn Cokerbmneu; saying, Mymothertaughtme 1 c1 boiling water *ispIayedatthe entrance of these: if you have trouble I "kg. frozen strawberries home. "This is one of the first keeping flour on chicken, soak I mall can crushed pineapple models made," said the at- the chicken in buttermilk first, plot sour cream tractive limited and, sooner or later, this market will dry up," he brings you ( AKA Sorority Presents Scholarship Awards '' .JANICH0L,S Herald Correspondent — hi ru P1 A Si I Betty Anderson Freddie and Queen Stallworth Jones became the first candidates initiated into the newly chartered graduate chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority. FLOR I GOVERNOR'S ARRIVEAUVE I --SU N SHINE mi- TATE IGHWAY SAFETY c HomMISSION - A rea Engagements Tom Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lambert R. Palmer, 2425 Elm Ave., Sanford, a reporter for the flames City Herald, has Reynolds, 5. -- ----. Talmadge - . ') - ' W '• ' ,, / "t' --.. Presents Reynolds, 117 Oaks Ct., ford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Victoria Ann - . , ' - $ Reynolds to James T. Talinadge III, son of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Talmadge Jr., 311 Granada Ci., Sanford. Miss Reynolds, born in Sanford, is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Whitaker, 405 W. 18th St., Sanford, and Mrs. Etta Jones, 2420 S. Orange Ave., Sanford. A 1977 graduate I Ill I JR I / I . 1I I - I t -- - ..' I .. & '•• .4e • " _____ :.e'j. .• -. -. .•'-" - . -' . _________. .-,. at5() savings % • is employed at CODISCO. ' • of Seminole High School, where she was secretary of the Anchor Club and National Thespians and on the yearbook staff. She t -- Publix Don T. been honored by the Greater Orlando Press Club for his 1976 news story about a train-car accident. His entry was selected from among 350. - - Her fiance, born in Port Hueneme, Calif., is the grand. son of Mrs. James T. Talmadge Sr.. Saugerties, N.Y. A 1970 graduate of Seminole High School, and a 1974 graduate of Florida Technological ' ANN REYNOLDS, JAMES T. TALMADGE III ._p__ ,, -- ...•. . . . :' •,.d- . ______________ - _. •-_____ .--- . 10 University, he is employed by Educational Management Systems at Seminole Corn' munity College. - ________ .,_.-' /... 4' .— . The wedding will be Nov. 26 at 5 pm. at the First Baptist Church, Sanford. . Lanham, Koleff Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. is the granddaughter of Mr. and Lanham, Ocala, announce the G. H. Sheets, Muskogee, engagement of their daughter. Oklahoma, and Mrs. Ona Lanham, Ocala. Nancy Ellen Lanham, to I, N.-\NCY L- NIIAM Michael G. Koleff, son of Mr. Her fiance, born in Sanford, is and Mrs. Herman G. Koleff, Osteen. Miss Lanham, born in Oklahoma City, Okla. is a 1971 a 1973 graduate of Deland High School. He will graduate from Florida State University in August with a BS in business and marketing. He Is member of the FSU track team and graduate of Greenville High School. Greenville, Mich. She attended Central Michigan University for two years, and Is a 1976 graduate of Florida State University. She is employed as a bookkeeper at Capital City Country Club, Tallahassee. She Porcelain China W Marketing Club. 79 The wedding will be Aug. 27 at 4:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church, Ocala. Springtime is the real thing beautiful, translucent imported porcelain in the tradition of fine china. The only thing untraditional about it is the price. Basic featured place setting pieces are just 79c with each $300 purchase. (Two with $6.00 purchase, etc.) Springtime is delicately etched with a spray of wild flowers bordered with shimmering platinum bands to add the beauty of Spring to every meal. Yet like most fine porcelain china, it's deceptively strong. dishwasher safe. Begin a tradition today with Springtime fine china. Collect a service for 8. 12 or more, with featured every week. 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Add Fresh Fruit with Rum Sauce i"11 .4. Porterhouse ForDa 's Gr ru Pi d y meal Is a natural minutes for medium. weighing 4 to 6 pounds, allow is minutes, stirring occasionally. in hot coals about 40 minutes, or until sugar dissolves. Simmer *Ice for a Father's Day Yield: approximately 1½ cups. untlltender.Orbakeinhot oven 15 minutes. Chill. Add lnon SCALLOPED BARBECUE to 20 minutes per pound elbraUon. When the dinner Note: Sauce can be used to (4( degrees F) for 1 hour or juice and rum. In large bowl, POTATOES rare; 2Otoflfor medium; 22to ene shifts to backyard or I medium potatoes 24 for well done. For a 6½ to S. brush on roast while it is until tender. 8 servIngs, combine prepared fruits; oatio, family fun and relaxation marinade over fruits. Chill (approlinhattly 3 peunds) po und roast, a llow 16 to ii cooking, if desired. FRUITBOWL fQ]ow. Reserve the lounge 3 tablespoons flow several hours or overnight. minutes per pound for rare; 18 ROAST HERB 2 ctjr for Dad and pre pare to z',' cups water Spoon fruit into individual to 19 for POTATOES water 2 1p3fl" the grill. serving dishes and top with ~ cup barbecue sauce well done. When the ther- 8 medium potatoes ½cun 1mb lemon -. Reef for Father's Day is a Whipped Rum Sauce, if desired. I tablespoon vinegar mometer registers about 5 Melted butter or special American tradition. i teaspoons sail 10 servings. degreesbelowdesireddegreeof margarine i cup green seedless . latoes are the favorite table- 2 small onions, thinly doneness, remove roast from DOI weed gropes mate for this most popular rotisserie and allow to "set" 10 sliced WHIPPED RUM Chives led, 1 i meat. Add summer's luscious Paprika to 15 minutes before carving. SAUCE r Salt and seeded and sliced fresh fruits tothe menu and you Snipped parsley egg yolks tatoes un der Scrub po co ld 2 1mb Bartlett ROUNDUPSAUCE have a winner a manPare potatoes, slice thinly cu water with a vegetable brush. pears, cored and pleasing meal Dad won't forget. and sprinkle with flour. I envelope (1.25 ounces) marinade, drained Cut each in 6 to 8 wedge-shaped onion soup mix sliced Juicy and lender porterhouse Combine water, barbecueI can (8 from frslts to ounces) mato sections almost through to 2 fresh peaches peeled steaks or a deluxe rib eye roast sauce, vinegar and salt bottom skin but do not and sliced sauce Beat ou yolks in tan of make any meal special, Dutch oven and heat to boiling. 2 tablespoons separate. Brush cut surfaces 2 fresh nectarines, %C) double boiler until especially when accompanied' Stir In floured potatoes and with butter or margarine' I vinegar sliced Gradually beat in 'rum with coal-roasted potatoes, pre- onion; simmer 5 minutes, sprinkle with dill weed, chives, 3 fresh plums, sliced cup brown sugar marinade. Set over simmering buttered and seasoned, or tosty stirring frequently. Cover and bine onion soup mix, salt and pepper. Rub outside of Whipped Rum Sauce water; about 30 minutes, cook, scalloped barbecue-style bake in moderate oven (350 po tatoes with butter or vi tomato sauce, water, (o ptional) s tirring asi ii until potatoes cooked on grill or In. Degrees F.) I hour 10 en. Atake- vil IA more elegant male, serve the desired in and EYE ROAST marinade. l. (Dthnonlco) rout STEAKS Insert rotisserie rod lengtheef Porterhouse Steaks, cut wise through center of the 1 to 1½ inches thick roast. Balance roast and Salt and pepper ,Place porterhouse steaks on tighten spit forks to fasten meat grill (1-inch steaks, 2 .o 3 inches securely so that It turns only from heat; 1½-inch steaks, 3 to wi th the rod. Insert a roast 4:tnches from heat). Broil at meat thermometer so the bulb moderate temperature. When is resting In the thickest tIM sides are browned, turn, but not resting in fat nor eason with salt and pepper and touching rotisserie rod. Cook at tlnish cooking the second sides. moderate temperature over Turn and season. St eaks cut i ash-covered coals to desired Inch thick require 12 to 15 degree of doneness. The meat minutes for rare and 18 to 20 thermometer will register 140 nd,n utes for medium. Steaks cut degrees F. for rare; 160 degrees I I-, inches thick require 22 to 25 F for medium; IM degrees F IPA It Father's Day Feast - / lix I i - '. 1. . • 1 .11 .S _... - :. ' - 0 ~ 1 ____ / / I Red Kidney ____ r ' Joan of Arc Dark or light Beans........4 ': . t ' i ' eZlvex 4b Iv Ivory ..oap...................POCI 59, SAVE I0cLibby'sDelicious . -: . 49 . . ' To 50-' 69 ' 10 '__- SfV• with Crock.,, or Salad Plot., Libby 0.001 I 94 :il .~ a..yI * - r ____ 1 '. tM, ( ./ •i Th ghs r 1 W • emi um P T Pr _•_,J . By CECILY BROWNSTONE tv'wMr Associated Press Food Editor % We were once yj*.i o a unptuous dinner prepared by U)e expert chefs at a rest home 4. for Indonesian seamen in this country. That was long ago, We've never forgotten w a prise at an ingredient used hi , wps a beautiful platter of half a &zen kinds of cooked fresh 0eanut-bater sauce and sur. of hard-cooked egg. main-course dishes, from other i!o untries, serve w b~tter sauces. a result we decided that at this time of As / tableson soy sa uce I~ I! 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Use pineapple rings that I t teaspcon ground "er are camed in their own Juires $ 4 cup CrCamy Peanut butter and hert them along with the I chicken bouillm cube banan.as in a little butter in a boiling water -..,. -.. • 6 Cift Fw/A 4 4.Pft) SAVE 40c Smoth.r 'em in Jam! OVER BEEF ROAST 1i cup tomato juice Irtj t Buttermilk Biscuits OF 3 LB. OR The fruit may be served cold or The sauce may be made heated on the outdoor grill or in ahead of serving time. Reheat a big skillet In a little butter. gerr:ly, stirring; if it is thicker The combination ol chicken, than you like, stir in a little water, a SPt!Ofl a a delici ous sauce and If I 'I PLUS 100 EXTRA S & H ; us pineapple rings and ba. low heat, stirring constantly. nanas. if no outdoor cooking is and stirring about 5 minutts. taking place you can grW the Stir in the salt and red pepper. chicken in the kitchen broiler or roast it unstuffed in the cven. Makes about 14 cup& e. L. nOrt uilsiS.............................. lb ear, when its easy to cook the Ion, tomato juice, soy sauce and chicken on an keeping Worcestershire 6ird would benefit from * r Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Plot GREEN STAMPS WITH PURCHASE some of the interesting and deUcious Indonesian dishes. Pea- n ut butter One of the offerings IS FUN Ag~ I. • 99' ph$ y ii Marie Antoinette rubbed her face, shoulders, arms, neck, ThisWek's fiat u re Add Zest to Your Salad With Sun World Brand (2 Bunches Per Package) Wrapped Processed Cheese Food . Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef (English B Squash.. Plb*' 29 4 Yellow Squash.... A SAVE 1 7c Pillsbury's Country Style or lb , 1' I _______ W.sconsrnChees.Sar,indivsduolly. . 0 1 Imperial Oven Roast........ Jj ___________________________________ . Krofi's I nd ivid uall y-Wrapped, Processed Cheese Food 0-. 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Makea "well" In center of dry ingr edients and st ir In li quids only until blended. Batter should be lumpy don't overmix. Add carrots. F ill well - cups allpurpose flou r ~ cup uncooked I ' __—\ F ~ , •SAVE lOc Smucker $ SAVE 20c Mai*sty luncheon Meat............ // _____ 10 I A .0 50 utter 441 F anning' s Pickles.......... , ... 'k 11 l I molasses 1 egg 1½ SAVE 22c Gr.n Pea or Cle amof Ch' k in j 1 / / -. 1 day a special one. _~ - - ra w carrots In large mea~uring cup, 4 cup sugar -3rd cup unsulphured _____________________ SAVE UP TO 44c .' 1 • 0 1 ______ • -- -. - : , • I FS. . . to • I , .. ', . , so treat him to a man-sized meal .,-..of his "favorite" foods From bin iuicu '' steaks luscious desserts, Publix has everything to make Dad's - a I R's Dad's big day — .. .•. ' t - C an Cooks Use Peanutbutter F ______ — : I I- STEA "' KS FOR FATHER ' . . - . ' ''• '. _____ -" •. (1 — . I. II r';-\ J , ______ .. . 'J . ' ' ' ° ____ ' . . •1 Treats.: — Pie Ice Cream & ' Sweet • ' _. ' Many . . Strawberr Shortcake French Fries ri Roast Turkey, stuffing "r•.,[" n ..Jureen Peas [I] Corn on the cob ' - 1ossed Saa Id -. With Adding carrots to cake was a cups inch-long lengths of Spicy Sunshine Nuggets will cup chopped nuts mixture rseinbles cornmeaL 1 cup grated raw discovery good cooks made carrots delight soft cookie lovers. This Into blender jar. Add In large mixer bowl, beat Add carrots and molasses and carrots long ago. Carrot cake with water almost to the level of the drop cookie has been "tbr. together sugar, molasses, oil, mix until blended. Chill IS h cup chopped nuts cream cheese frosting is now a carrots, then blend just until tilled" with dry milk, roiled and eggs. Blend in dry minutes; then rod out si-Inch Cream butter and sugar until and recipe classic. These nuggets of carrots are the desired con- oats, - ff " thick on lightly-floured board. fluffy. Beat in molasses and _________ unsulphured ingredients which have nutritional goodness can be sistency. Be sure to dra in molasses. silted toget he r. Stir in ca rrots Cut wlth small cutters; bake on egg. Mix together flour, oats, .. Carrot Muffins were pur- and nuts. Pour into well, ungreased baking sheet at 375 baking powder, soda, salt added to a bevy of other baked thoroughly before using in the ______ goods with equal success. following recipes. Without posely developed as a not-so- greased 9x5 inch loaf pan. Bake degrees F. for 18-20 min utes or cinnamon, and dry milk; add to . Here are tested recipes for either of these electrical sweet quick bread. at 375 degrees F. for 45-64) until lightly browned. When creamed mixture. Mixture will .:• Carrot Quick Bread, Carrot marvels, an old-fashioned . _____________ A coll ection Of other tested minutes or until it tests done. If cooled, store in tightly covered be stiff. Stir in carrots and nuts. r 'Lu, Muffins, Sunshine Nuggets (a grater most molasses recipes is available top darkens too much before container. Yield: 5 dozen 14- Drop by teaspoonsful on performs 'n.. mois t oatmeal drop cookie), satisfactorily, for 25 cents postage and hafl bread is finished baking, place inch wafers. ungreased baking sheet. Bake and Car-Oat Crisps I "cousins" Carrot Quick Bread is a moist d1ing from Box 1371-A, a piece of foll loosely over top of Food processor preparation: at 400 degrees F. for 8-10 . to graham crackers) all flavorful favorite that's even Rochester, NY 14603. pan. In processor bowl with steel minutes or until lightly IV- . CARROT QUICK BREAD prepared with grated raw better a day or two after it's CAR-OATCRISPS Wade in place, mix the flour, browned. When cooled, store in IT ___ carrots. Unsuiphured molasses baked. ~ cup sugar 2 cups uncooked rolled baking powder, and salt with a tlgtly covered container. Yield: . teams up with this Vitamin-A Car-Oat Crisps are high-fiber ¼ cup unsulpbured oats one-second "burst." Divide the 4 dozen drop cookies. famous vegetable to add flavor "cousins" to graham crackers molasses 1 cup all-purpose flour stick of butter or marga rine CARROT MUFFINS . , and moistness in these recipes, and Scottish wafers. These 2-3rd cup salad oil lisp, baking powder 1 (preferably frozen) into 8 1 cup milk . I - I 10, Food processor owners have . .. ... I pieces. Arrange pieces on top of ~i cup unsulphured probably already discovered molasses sweetness make l-½ cup unsifted all• . ½ cup butter or flo ur and add 1 cup of the oa ts. molasses . purpose flour the almost magical use of the perfect partners with orangemargarine . cup salad oil Briefly mix until mixture ¼ _. steel Wade to grate one-Inch flavored cream cheese. Serve I tip. baking soda . I cup finely grated resembles cornmeal. Add 2 eggs, slightly • lengths of raw carrots in a split the crisps plain as a tea-break ¼ lap. baking powder raw c&TOtI — beaten remaining oats, carrots, and second. ¼ cup unsuiphured treat to calorie-conscious Lj tip. salt 1 tap. vanilla over molasses (dribble stw7 . A conventional blender works "snackers." The high oat I tsp. cinnamon molasses face) to the bowl; process only 2 cups whole vrbeat - - - - - "!,~-!Z~.,, almost as fast if you use the content assures crisp cracker. 1 cup grated raw Mix together dry ingredients, until dough forms and "climbs" flour carrots water method: Place up to 3 like texture. Cut In butter or margarine until on top of blade. Continue as 1/4 cup all-purpose . flour above Procedure. 2 ~. -~~7~., . I. . I . :aII powder SUNSHINE NUGGETS 41 a . :1 I.; Moist carrot drop cookies ~i tap. baking . I 1. (Ama 1~ soda flecked with golden chips of . Sunshine ~2 Up. salt "I "" I R PM r1r '"~ . ' I' p. nutmeg ½ cup butler or ¼ ts ,' .' cup grated . J '_ [ _ ii ' F i ['lit [-1 1IJ4f . Publl*x Fea the Crowning bur.h to a her s i Roast Beef Well — minutes, and brown sugar in saucepan margarine and wrap each in Combine sugar and water in thickened. Remove from heat; or until potatoes are tender. -choi bowl of Sprinkle with paprika and and cook slowly 10 to 15 heavy-duty foil. Roast potatoes saucepan; bring to boil, stirring cool to room temperature. pears, nectarines, plums and vings. potatoes can be cooked green seedless grapes will in covered Dutch oven on grill please picnickers. Or for a top over adKvvered coals, If Mix ;* - — , Carrots %, .,.;,.. I . 0 , -_ , S ;,. __. .:!-.~:~~ -_ '&, cookout I W.dnesday, Jun. 13, 1fl-3B EnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, June 15, Ifl : 1 i sI I ash, and spread them so heal will be distributed evenly. 6 For rotimerie Lvoking, place a drip pan under the rotisserie rod and arrange coals around the drip pan. 9 Use a meat thermometer to accurately determine otL" doneness of large cuts of beef cooked on the r erie. * Keep a careful check on meat during cooking as total tune varies with weather. amount of heat and position on grill as well as the size and shape of cut and degree of doneness desired. * Use tongs rather than a fork to handle beef to prevent loom of flavorful Juices. 4, -~;# "r fsy. ~ I~W_l " . , % ~- i , 4i4tS' ". !, " "I'll INS . -f I*— V 0 b*W,wv-- ~tNh , ,41": "--All J,iq. I ,*,~- * . ?. ..1i^ io, 11 ;~ '. lko a wh C,ti_,,.~ ". If- , 4'. , , ,_ �48-!venIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Jun. IS, i v y? $7 Billion A Year Industry __?" _____ - .... r Alto . Lowl y Worm Now A Blu e Ch ip fiber compound. He feeds the creatures $1 worth of chemical food a week, and keeps their environment moist. He says the manual labor takes very little more time each day than it takes him to shower. Happily, Bricker says, the worms do most of the work. And they are uniquely equipped for it. Earthworms are outfitted with both male and female sex organs and when they make whoopie It usually results in cross fertilization; which is to say, following copulation, each creature gets pregnant and has offspring of its own. Bricker says the worms have a 14-22 day gestation period. Then they drop capsules which produce from two to 22 fully matured children. Given an eight-year life span, then, each of Bricker's one million worms may produce as many as 2, of its kind, which In sum Is two billion earthworms that Bricker should be bringing to market. The market is apparently waiting anxiously. Biologists say the lifestyle of the worm is vital to the survival of man. As the creature bores through the earth it manufactures the soil from which all things grow. Worms consume poor dirt and discharge it as rich castings. Most top soil Is the stuff of their odd Industry. Besides this, worms aerate the ground. Without them much of the fertile earth would be unable to absorb water and would eventually become worthless hardpan. Bricker says this may be happening now In some areas where chemical fertilizers have killed or exiled the worm population; mod worms grown today go to needy farmers. As for the potential of worms for protein, the birds and the shrews can already vouch for it. Actually, some nations have for centuries considered dried worms to be a delicacy. Perhaps the idea will not take quick root in America, but North American Bait has recipes on hand for everything from wriggly bread to subterranean pie. Whatever its future, Bob Bricker Insists the earthworm will be valuable. He says he needs 1000 growers In his Ohio county alone. Right now good worms bring $5 to $7 a pound (about 1,000) and Bricker is enthusiastic. He Is expanding his operation and hopes In a few years to have $400,000 in Inventory in his household cropland. By TOM TIEDE The Herald Services P4/ BELLVILLE, Ohio — Darwin called them the intestines of the world. They were so precious to early tillers of the Nile Valley that their killing was punishable by the sword. And today the earthworm — the hermaphroditic, promiscuous Oligochaeta : • .A ,. is once again assuming recognized Importance In human affairs. .. j -. The Chinese are monitoring laboratory worms as a means of f 1. lm predicting earthquakes. Chemically abused land throughout the northern hemisphere Is being rejuvenated by wriggling Imports. Some scientists believe that earthworms constitute an exciting, if icky, source of consumable protein for food-poor nations. And where there is demand, there Is business. No more is the * . angleworm Industry a largely lazy and obscure operation principally oriented to the sport fisherman; It has burgeoned In the past decade to a highly charged, even scientific activity. Last year there was $7 billion worth of worm commerce In the - • : -VIN U.S. alone. So brisk is the business, in fact, that the earthworm Industry has had to adopt franchising to keep up with widespread orders. (. ö 4 National worm farms sell their expertise to entrepreneurs atthe . , P • / ' state level, who in turn hustle up Mom and Pop growers in the i,. V. .. .\ counties, who then encourage neighborhood suppliers of their s .. .•• . ° L Very often the arrangement is profitable for everybody concerned. Gloria Barker, a Coloradoan who invested $1,000 in worms In the 1960s, now reportedly earns $500,000 a year from MR. AND MRS. BENNIE F MILLS her matured corporation. Ronald Caddie, who allegedly went from welfare to worms, now runs the multi-million dollar North American Bait Co., of California. ill rate I The worm doesn't always turn right for growers, of course. last year he was a police union representative; he is now Many small devotees lost their crops, and their shirts, during keeping one million red hybrids (wrigglers) In what used to be freeze and fuel shortage of last winter. Still, for many, the his recreation room. He says he invested $1,000 In a worm business seems to be an ideal way to earn extra money In hard franchise last January and is already harvesting "about $800 or 1 times; and, for some, worm farming has become a small but full so a moith." Bricker says it's the easiest profit he's ever made. His worms greeting; Laura Walker, time enterprise. By DORIS DIETRICH breed in simple wood boxes which are filled with a cheap wood Grower Bob Bricker is in the latter classification. Until late Sherry Cook, and Cheryl Herald Correspondent fln4.fr,,p ,IIDa rAcicfpv- Mr rn J ..... 5-s' • An atmosphere of music, Fred Wilson, Mrs. Gertrude laughter and hospitality Fox, Mrs. Robert Morris, Mrs. surrounded Sanford Woman's Benny Austin, Mrs. Kenneth Club Sunday when Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh, and Mrs. B. B. Ryan, Bonnie F. Mills were honored serving and pouring; and Mrs. on the celebration of their 50th A. L Wilson, April Morris and wedding anniversary. The fact Frances Staley, floating that the honor guests have both hostesses. ' been deaf all their lives did not • el When Sanford celebrated Its Grace Henderson and Bennie pose a communication gap. F. Mills met while students at Farm-City Days recently, SISSign language interpreters Georgia State School for the TER Inc. offered a $25 prize to translated the colloquy of the deaf In Cave Springs, Ga. They the best decorated booth in memorable afternoon, downtown Sanford. However, were married on June 15, 1927 the club's officers decided that Hod and hostess for the in Milledgeville. Ga. The couple none of the booths were decorcelebration were the couple's has lived In Sanford for 45 years ated -•-•---'-•'-----' attractively PnAIIDh to --•-. where Mills has been employed only surviving daughter, Mrs. r -•ç 'V qualify as a self-taught barber. Richard Ten Eyck (Mona) . Walker and her husband. Active in the deaf ministry • Instead, the money was doForming the receiving line with program of the First Baptist nated to the Central Florida Zoo SCH(V' lie the anniversary pair and the Church, both have spent a with Arcielia Reitzel left) of j hosts were widows of the Mills' lifetime in activities SISTER presenting the check to two sans, Mrs. Frank Mills of surrounding the deaf. They are Al Rozon, zoo director. At the Niceville and Mrs. Ben Mills J. members of the Orlando same time, she gave RolOn a ' of Chicago. Chapter of the Florida second $25 check from The ForThe anniversary fete served Association for the Deaf. The est, Lake Mary. as a family reunion with many couple's deaf friends from all••• - " Also favoring the zuo, this family members meeting for Florida were among the time with a $120 donation, was well throngs of anniversary the first time. Among the II the faculty and staff OL Casselwithersfamily well wishers were eight berry Elementary Schoos Prinof the couple's brothers and Following the reception, Mr. cipal Christy Harp (right) sisters, nine of their 12 grand- and Mrs. Walker entertained made the presentation. children and several nieces and about 40 family members at a nQbews. The couple also has buffet dinner party at their two great-grandaughters. Washington Avenue home. A "This Is Your Life" type Format was arranged by Mrs. Waikerasarisetoher l t parents. On display were Wife Hot Over Cooling Husband congratulatory messages from i By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN problem. It could be physical. used when referring to batlocal business leaders, Or emotional. In any case be tieships and tornadoes. I President and Mrs. Carter and DEAR ABBY: Please rush BIG Al. has cooled off far too much for a IGovernor Reubin Askew, and a young man who Is still on the I DEAR AL: True. But who pictorial family history album me 10 "Do' and Don'ts" on how sunny side of 30. Get coun- wants to be a battleship or a of events spanning more than5o to get my husband back. He hasn't actually left me, he's just seling! years. tornado? I notice that "He" and not here. I am 26 and Jeff is 28, [)EAR ABBY: Howdo you Him is ahays used when During the two-hour recepthink our young people cornreferring to God. tion, Mrs. R. R. Pippin played hand since last December! .•. W$UC h,,,.%.,,..I --'-'I'iIh *k..,.,.,......aL... ..fl,v,, Ia. I'.'I ; 'JU r -.-•.-'IU4'.. We have two adorable them" the guests relaxed in an at- children. We planned to have but if I wait for Jell to make the INTERESTED mosphere capturing gold and four, but if I'm going to have -•.- c 1 first move, nothing will ever •_-u'•• .,. 'I. DEAR INTERESTED: white In the decor and refresh- any more, I will have to look happen. Besides, I have my ment.s. into artificial insemination. pride. So please be a pal, Abby, Despite all the crime, violence and rebellion that has surfaced Others assisting were Mrs I've been complaining about and send me those 10 Do's and today, I have seen more Joe Duggar, Mrs. Cecil Tucker this bra long tirnc, but it hasn't Don'ts" on how to get my compassion, love and caring and Mrs. John Decker, done me much good. Jeff says husband back. Thank you. and less bigotry, prejudice and he's "tired." (But he's not too Ut !TtItt'.. selfishness than was evidenced . . . tired to play two hours of tennis DEAR RUTIIIE: I% Ish there 20 years ago every Sunday! DEAR ABBY: lam writing In Then It suddenly hit me. i were 10 "Do's and Don'ts*' on guess I don't appeal to him how to revive a marriage. But reference to a letter from anymore. I don't know why. I'm there aren't. Ever) marriage Is DAZED, who riduculed her the same girl he chased all over different, (And so Is every friend for spending so much money on her dog's funeral. the campus at Boulder,Jeff.1 Face your problem squarely, My beautiful Chihuahu, E NE , Colorado eight years ago. I O haven't let myself go to seed, and tell it to Jeff. Don't play a Chichi, died last year at the age and l know there's nobody else, waiting game, and forget your o114, and lfl had had the money What's so great about our local I just hate to be the aggressor, pride. He obiousIy has a to give her an elaborate newspaper? funeral. - would have tldl v Plenty II We offer so much for You I spent it. We bring you the latest news I We tell ANOTHER PET LOVER you about current business trends and DEAR PET LOVER: We are sports happaningsi When you're a nation of pet lovers. It Will looking for the latest storewide come as no surprise to you that bargains, the best restaurants, sports Americans spend more money events, musical concerts, weather on pet food than on baby food. (p reportsand countless other "local" things We have them. We're your DEAR ABBY: Please tell of Index for lust about those women libbers not to feel everything in town. And we're right In slighted when the pronoun "he' your own backyardi or -- him" is used when referring to people in general YOU GET IT ALL WHEN YOU She" and 'her" is always '4 ith Ms ei e 50th nhiversary 'I. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ______ -r -1' bi/t too • ,, . Wednesday, June 15, 1fl7-3I I f S FOOD SIAM coUP61VS be rize Money To Zoo 419 EAST 1s t STREET SANFORD, FL. ASS E L l3; ! % L E M Et4 TKP.J PRICES GOOD THURSDAY JUNE 16 THRU SATURDAY JUNE 1 8 I 1 11 IN IN D 11,X, 11 IE __...... 1 , - QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WINN.D('(IE STORES. INC COPYRIGHT — 1977 PRICES GOOD IN 419 E. 1st ST. STORE ONLY DIFFERENT STROKES .- FOR —•••-.- "•' 1 - DIFFERENT FOLKS PO BUT SOMETHING ' FOR EV RY " '•., --- S SUBSCRIBE, 1 E Enter My Subscription To The Even ing Herald Name: - Address _ I r I -- ___ City: Phone: I. Enclosed Is my check In the amount of $_______________________________ (Year $28.40 6 Months $14.20 2 Months $4.80) The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla, 32771 U �SEvenhig Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, June iS IM Wednesday, June iS, sm—i Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. -L _ W-D . r BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS ROUND SIRLOIN TIP WHOLE $ TO 14 LB. AVG. NW PURE CK, LNo PA LIiI BONELESS SEEP ROUND THIN CUT MINUTE STEAKS USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH cowyy AND SANDWTCH PAN ft( Steak $199 Fryer's LB. • • • • BONELESS JEEP. FROM THE HIND, CUBED Steaks . .... BEEF Pt$ . $129 Franks Bologna SAVE • • • c BAKERY SPECIALS 65c PINT PALMETTO FARMS SPREAD (8.oi Cup/63) DIXIE DARLING LARGE LOAF Cheese DIXIE DARLING FAMILY BREAD 919 . . . 10- CT CRACKIN GOOD SWEETMJLK AND BUTTERMILK 99c . 9" HAMBURGER ' $1" SpreaJ.... LB. IS •..... CINNAMON BUNS K COOKING J"r 4011. . . 3 •.. I, 3 $,A. A. A C. $ Clean Rinse - Potato Cfillps 2 65c Geritol — ASTOR LAKUL MILWAUKEE BEER Limit CANS SAVE 40' 9' \' - . . ' ' . . . . • . . 5 C,O(_O . 411 . . - . . . I ' SUL $2 . • • Pie Shells 39 60 CT . . . QUANTITY RIGHTS 1"' SIZE . ICE CREAM - --i Spinac i ilk -, - KGS . 2 KCS "\ 11 MINUTE MAID PRE •SWEETENED fY ICES QUARTS . ....6 7 -0 SLICED BACON KooF-AiJ PKG SAVE I? QUAKER - 2PXG. Sausage 99' Bacon . • • • $178 . . . . . . SAVE 4- SAVE I? Sirloin Chops - 9 • . . . • • . 7 SEAS CREAMY HALLAN Bit PILLS$ RI PLUS CakeM° ix •••• PKG PILLSBURY READY TO SERVE $189 IA' Frosting • • JAR '' • • JAR Marmalade ,-oi . . . . 65 69c 95c Preserves I8.o JAR . • • SMUCX(R Grape Jelly ' . • t JAR , 61— • tw,.b . .. $269 Sh'ld Roost . • $ $229 Chow Mein 79c CIiIJN 'tr4G C9c J Chit 0 SEA SOLID WIITI - 69 MA*W L HOIJE 4201 . . . r:AN 5 01 Soy Sauce . • . 11% 7 Tuna In Oil Drink Mix 909 79c MORMEL Hie TENDER Ham 74 of • • • • PKG Cleanser 31 89' Cotfee - . . . • . LI 93C IA SI S PG Instant Potatoes INSICICIDE WITH SPRAYER id -A-Bug t - $149 . • • STL y 9dol ( OFF Rid-A-Bug 64- as 50' WI HID LIQUID DYNAMO DETERGENT PUREX ? DETERGENT ° Spray Starch DEPENDO AUTd lL I - ------- '- . I - - .- -' ---- ' -F' . 9-oI PKO. PKO. $ —a 191 .. CA 2$.oz. Preserves CHEIC COLA ........ - --------- '-- -- 87C lA-ot CAN PRO UOIJID TNT • • IisI T'. • • I PIOI.,SEN GARDEN - - - - • . . . . • ROYAL PRINCE HALVES - 1" TNT Insecticide 67c • • IS-oj PICO Yams 12-op • • SR 69c Is . Is . • ¶, 1204 . . • PKG, 79 Mixed Nuts 16-os . • • • CAN 39 4-01 59 LIPTON CHICKEN 79c 39c '. r THRIFTY MAID CUT GREEN BEANS .ia" - • I - -: - THRIFTY MAID Cup-O-Soup CREAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL - • IA.0.$1I . --- ''- - '"S - - - --- '- - --------. -------...- --------------- I _S - ._ - ._.__i_. - _ - _- TI -: - ----------- :_ ----- -'---- - - -------------,,----- q I ' - Cookies 9 Softener I Is Is PKG 19.o, • . . a • . PXG . • . . . GAL POTATOES 6 . . .3 c 99 MIRACLE WHIP MPS FILBERTS SPREAD 25 . .,. - 8c ' ILl o . . . ...... ON_- $129 59c Margarine. .2-- THRIFTY MAID PORK & BEANS FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 4W CANS •3 19 ifll lj"i1 THRIFTY MAID MEDIUM 0* LARGE Carrots • . KRAIT I -. ... $100 FOR SUPIRBRAND BOA.tS . .. - 89f. SELECT IDAHO BAKING IA.$1I IA6.. $11 IA $11 Beans FOR Margarine SWEET CORN I PEAS CAMS LEMONS c Slap F FABRIC . .. JUICY UN5.PiINt )IYCROX 1I1' - ______________________ i:;: 99 Cut Yams 32-os . . . . . • STL SCiUDA MR IRESkINER . . .. . . . . - $100 LBS. O PRINCELLA Shell Ant & Roach Renuzit 24-ox 4 \lI I'%i hi H lilt 11:1I1'I I I ' 2" Candies • , • • -w SQUASH 69' Al FOR HARVEST FRESH YELLOW SOUTH HERSHEY FUN 64-os Insecticide HEADS APPLES 69 c - 00 REDDELICIOUS SALAD DRESSING 21-u. M1464 Potatoes .4 -. . o. •Ih CANS rn .1 ---------------- 3 75c CANS $ 13 DEEP __ FISHER eaner Bowl PEANUT BUTTER I. --------- --S 14:10111 1 , $1 I 12119 Windex • • • • EASY ON $369 DEEP SOUTH SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY 4 - 1 - CHEK DRINKS ~44 C CA RRAGE I'Ii II 'II HI 1111, $ 00 9-04 PKGS 2 ALL FLAVORS ILL WILL O 1I II2$o$n39u'47.os $ U PKG. 4 td HARVEST FRESH ..1 J__&_,.-, r_ ir 89C SAVE OXYDO DETERGENT I . $100 PINTS - AEROSO INSECTICIDE $398 R 98c •4 - - TRENCH S BIG TATE ARROW . • MAIw t IlOUjE ALL GRINDS 7S7 2-LB , • • • FIN CoEee $103 . 00 169 10, I 2 CH(Jr-i KING CP.fEr QUAPT) SMUCKER e Ql . • • • • I2 ø• Preserves SMUCKER ORAN E S-LB Dressing LEG O'LAMB Peanut Butter XEH.LRAflOt' Biskit $109 U. S. CHOICE FRESH WHOLE 0* RUMP HALF LB. . . . '°' JAR S.,, Sir 51c 8.os Instant Grits lit 43c 4 .. . W1NNOIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT -1977 , HICKORY SWEET 3 "'' QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ICE CREAM HALF GALLON 89C IOZ. PKGS. Orange Juice2 :±1 Orange Juice 9C SHERBET OR 4 'V. MINUTE MAID PRDANfl I 3 • Honey Buns SAVE 30C I TOMATOES MORTON 7 •• • '__ - Topping STORES. INC . Margarine $100 lOot SALAD (OTRS ) SUPERIRAND $100 8 of 69C HALT GAL. ' $1°° SAGS . • . • . Is ASTOR CHOPPED AND (At SUPERIRAND WhPPED LIQUID Bactine SUPERBRAND PEACH ,T,A 69c D4.IIANA T.'.iN PACK Fliontstone r. .. 59 ' Mini Pies .3 P 49 VITAM045 PLAIN 79c Bit . $219. '. . C 2-LB PKG • ALL VARIETIES MORIOJ Flintstone -: . If ('A', Pa Potato (hi s .. Cook N' Bag 3 30, . VITAJ.i4r-45 WITH (RON 59c\ SIZ 9-0 . SHAMPOO DRY, NORMAL OR OILY . tab II Sinu \ Cj1 DOUCHE RIGULAP. OR HERBAL Breck . $169 - t'"I, EACH 6$109 Ins. JUMBO WATERMELONS ' ""H)"•tn i BOTTLES C NA( I., S100 HARVEST FRESH 1. NO RETURN 12-tx. TA, PRODUCE 79c excl. cigs. EACH PEI lB-u. ' HARVEST 4 FRESH ONEYDEWS two 6.Pks. with $5.00 French Fries ) $499 PRICES GOOD JUNE 16 18 FRESH BANQUET ALL VARIETIES . . ill . HARVEST S POTATOES (REGULAR AND CRINKLE CUT POLY BAG) TABLETS AFTER SHAVE LOTION Old S pi c e . Summers Eve SAVE 30- . 79c S SAVE 80' - 8-os TWIN ON 3 Gelatin \ 77c CIACKIN'GOOOWAVYO*1LAR or more purchase I 24-ox $100 PICOS. FRUIT COCKTAIL OIL Limit I with $5.00 or more purchase encl. cigs. 11111 AN Adalk SAVE 38- BRECK CITRUS, MEADOW OR HONEYSUCKLE - .5.. RICO: v low 55c BIG 60 ASSORTED Astor, _ _ 88c : '' rnnL I 93 lI-op . • • • PKG. CooI ies DIXIE DARLING (s-PK) 65c i BUNS. . DUNKIN STIX KRAFT ALL VAR TIES CHEESE Sausage ... 900 ......31 DIXIE DARLING '' trIIr 4IIh Crackers oo 3 • DIXIE DARLING WIENER AND SUNNYLA 0 . ... CRACKIN GOOD GEORGIA CRACXIPE V-1O BREAD - 99' Biscuits . . 6 BORDEN'S INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED SLICED 12-os. Franis 89c SINGL ES Cheese • • • HILLSHINE FARMS SMOKED REGULAR SAUSAGE AND $1" POLISH ONE SS Rib St ak.. 01 99c • • • • LB. $129 Lis up 2 Sour Cream COPEIANO'S REGULAR AND BREAKFAST $129 . . COPELANO'S REGULAR AND ALL p BONELESS BEEF Stew Meat ••, . . SUPERBRAND 99c 146. $1" Bologna • • • • LI. 69c Cheese . . . .1 ., W.0 BRAND, REGULAR. ALL BEEF AND SLICED FRIH MAR ET GROUND ROUND AND GROUND Chucic SUPER$IANO REGULAR AND STA FIT LOW FAT COTTAOI.(l.LB. Cup/6') srvtc, cuy.ur. Sausage .3 1°° . . . ---------------- - d- : , I - 59' �$B.-Evninq HraId Sanford, FL LONDIE Widnisday, June is, Im I VWVE , litOT TELEPHONE' J<I wr I'M IN WE by Chic Young _____ ILL JJST SKY DON'T SAY ? SHE CANT TAU( RIGHT NOW... BUT ITIS NOT BECAUSE SO-41EIS 4EIS DOESN'T % SCUND NICE 1( B ! 't ACOU ________ 1 Mad. home 43 On. (Sp) 44 Ill-b(sid perm 6 Lhis I I Antiseptic lit 46 O"eturris 49 Red round uld 13 Confederation vegetable 52 Least apparatus 53 Animal of th4 _________ Ia T0J by Mort Walker 110 FIVE OCi.Cci< NOW. WHAT COULD COME UP Z ...UP4LE O.E1fliN& CO'tEO 'L)'PENLV iO \r V T1I6 WA6 U.a 5UDPEW - ! f ) N%JTEO Us __ 0 ____________ 14 by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER ____ TV %UK A - 40U 44Z _____ IPKA" 15 a NLq A I JL C (I'M STUCK You ( (•) I PLAYED A SONG I WHICH 5 MEAN ON A POINT OF 1 WROTE CR GRAMMAR .' ACCRRECT. .1 PLAYED A ç MY AUTO - Vol I ) E 3 t ANOTHE CORRECT HEARD THAT WORD IS P JJII i r -i J I I b Al Vermeer MY WHOLE WHAT'S WRONG. LIFE IS IN STUART THIS STORM 7 SEWER! I Al .115 1 by Howie Schneider DRAM! MY RALM ARE DOIL4 L4USY TW. I'M A M-rTm LISMUER -Riw I AAA A TLKER. I ID ( M'/ FIRST DAY ON AND • L• -- . . UNLAX.1 TH c\y IS *O YER CUT IN .1.4' FRESH AIR, F..R FROM TI-I' NOISE C' TH, CITY. 4 I I —— _____ GULPS) • T'1 J I - - - .• ,. . — : 't'xi MIND c,oirsG OVER AD'4NTA&E, 3ALN' .. F S by T. K. Ryan . .•. . I NORTH &7652 V174 • A 102 eKJ3 flt.LUVIEIW'J Consists of J - . • _ SMOKED HAM STEAKS 100% , / ri1 ' Lb. PURE USDA Grade A f'\ Medium C more br., EGGS Heavy Western Lazy Aged Beef $ 98 C DOZEN Lb. ' Meaty Ge g a vfv,e bAulu U7 or i I III Fryer rade . . . G 8e77Es AMY ) / DRUMSTICKS Lb Lb . Heavy Western Uny Aged Beef .......... Heavy Western Lazy Aged Beef 'n 'IILVIII STE AK ' . . Lb $1 58 PATIO STEAK ....... $ 28 % Gal. BORDEN'S H eavyWestern ROUND STEAK . 4 FAMILY Heavy Western Lozy Aged Beef y Aged -' OEXAS Heavy Western Lazy $1 18 CUBE STEAK $ 58 FRUIT $ 28 C DRINKS U&I UKVUFIU C HUC .Lb. I I U iP •?P A 11 L'LI Jug ,1 ..................... f5 K Heavy Western Lazy Aged Beef SHORT RIBS Gallon 3 Lbs. or more l'U I CMR Asst. Flavor ........... Lb. ........ Lb. 100% Pure E-Z CARVE Heavy Westem Lazy Aged Beef C Lean Meaty Lb. RIB ROAST SUNBEAM BIG Family Loaf ............. 0 FAMILY PACK Blade Cut Loaves C PORK CHOPS ST 69 5. UAN Sked BACON BOLOGNA (W OLD MILWAUKEE the 7MAW .......... Lb. I I I CANTALOUPES .:' Ae 7;E TW WIENERS - ol 29 Lb. LYKES REG. or BEEF L __ LADY BORDEN All-Natural $ 1 I GALLON U.S.D.A. Grade A Fryer BREASTS oR THIGHS by Garry Trudeau r MILK V Lb 39 I 1 LYKES CHUNK , Lb. 29 1 •...•.... center. SliCes 5lbs.or -1 1Li ;.4P! .• .• 3 wings 3 giblets 3 backs C CIO, d 3 drumsticks 3 thighs 3 p breasts I HAPPENIN6 11 rO AMY I- I'VE NO G4MT? /I7 ThE (iET Quantity Rights Reserved AI y , j I T 4*.T V (/ IØ I PRI$9OTuuhJ WED.,JUNE 22,1977 Combination Pack trumps and the three diamonds while making sure to win the last diamond In dummy. Poor West was squeezed. He had to chuck a ja e n order to hang e ace of clubs. 000NESBURY AfiwilSfTsump 68 The Tasty Yellow Chicken ROA __ /, Lb COOKIN GOOD 0 i 1 II I hearts. West opened a and South was in a fine slam. If spaides broke 3-2 he was home. Was there any chance it the broke 4-1' South saw therewas. Ile drew trumps with three leads and led a low spade. ould be the winner of that trick w try to cash the ace of clubs. No such luck but the hand made anyway. East Py led a Iocub 15 I`* ThEv'v ME—MY CHUCK ROAST to 9 P.M. ___________ OF T14115 PlPE UE Sunday 8 A.M. to I P.M. PARK AVE.&25th SLIA.M. tog P.M. 7 Days AW"k Ny O'WAlj) and JAIIs JA((flfl V. N. MAI_t-RNITY MEANS 'MOThE'FA1EFNflY' SANFORD WIN AT BRIDGE THO BE 09AD WITHIN ... - Store Hours: 4th Mon Stan Lee and John Romita ii 1 BLADE CUT (Heavy Western Lazy Aged Beef) CALIFORNIA Heavy Western Lazy Aged Beef we Maly COE-or TUMBLEWEEDS 14A E 25th St While attending a demonstration in radiology, student PETER PARKER was bitten by ewposed to RADIOACTIVE RAYS. Peter soon found he had GAINED the insect's powersa spider which had accidentally been and had become a human Spider HIM L 'U. 44 e EAST AQUARtUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 191 %hvre an old dispute with a WEST Tr) not to come on too strong 'Q 1054 Friend Is concerned. There 4cithinI% no merit to reopening today with one you've recently :: 497543 %ounds nnw met. or you'll chase this person 6 A 116 5 46 Q9 87 4 2 away before he gets to know SOUTH W) LEO 0uly 23-Aug. 22) Don't %ou. &AK83 bUIIIIyour hOpeItoo 1 to 9 new interest today. It's I 'bI PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20, more uncertain and complex In FamUy matters today, ky to Both vulnerable than it appears on the surface, keep things on an equitable __ t 17/92 ts FRANK AND ERNEST GONN.% GIVE YEW M' . 1st St. - 0 OUT Portion - - VIRGO iAug. 2Mept 221 basis between you and your West No"b East u0th Freih imbitions may be matt.. ir either is over2W Pass 3V Pass 3e aakenetttod,I). but don't rush .hadowed, the other will be Pan 3NT.P&n 6v into them %ithout discretion If angry Pan Pan Pass )ou move too fast, you might ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) Opening lead- 5 v trip over your own shoelaces. You tend to spark prematurely LIBRA iSept. 23-Oct 231 In today. Take care not to open A Pennsylvania reader asks 11 we can tell anything about could be your mouth and spoil something North didn't raise "des in the late Olive Avery Peterson. an expensive day. You're too thich Lould be very good for spite of holding .ttle ur Until '°" Impatient the fac cards sui t had Olive was one of the leading make U logical evaulatlon TAURUS April 20-May ) already raised hearts with 4.3. bridge teachers and players distribution and wanted to with 12 national women's nd SCORPIO iOct 24 Nov 22) Thtri. a possibility you could Joint cnture cnIil take an uIfcr a loss today because of show that his hand was mixed championships to her unexpected turn today and the rash judgment of a business balanced with Its high cards credit. Even more important, all in the minor sults. she was one of the nicest of cause c9mplications with associate. Eye closely iny South gave up all thought of the thousands of bridge oeven and just J=* to six players. - MJULD Shank SHOP 7. ,7 — GEMINI Slay 21-June 201 wrong yourself. Btforlin%olvingyourselNnan) CAPRICORN(Dec. new ventures. tidy up the old 19) You may take on new ones first. If you don't. they m.jy overlap and cause nothing rvsponsibilities where you earn )Our bread and butter. Unless but Lonfusion you treat them seriously, things CANCER 'June 21-July 221 could o awry. EEK & MEEK THE MA NER\()US!) LYKES SMOKED - HOROSCOPE C Th13 is PA R M VtiRE ITS •IM DESTINED TO RUINING WRITTEN BE THE GREATEST IN THE MY STEP- BWNCER CAJ:tEER STARSOF ALL TIME Accl 4p-AND I CAN'T 0 .-&, 01 o r ' Dr. Indicated. And when the story Is typical for a case of sub. situation warrants it the doctor 20 can take a small biopsy of the acute glomerulonephritis hA I'm certain your doctor and and with a special needle — liver — 24 25 26 27 made the right diagnosis. The look at a small silver of tissue strep count I ASO titer) is very under a microscope. "28 30 high and proves that she has There are also some physical had a streptococcal infection. 31 32 signs of liver damage the doctor The swollen glands are part of — can find that may not be 3' the picture. The kidney in33 34 35 36 obvious to the untrained Lfl volvement begins within about dlvidual. To give you more 10 days to two weeks after the — • .1 41 InformatIon I am sending you streptococcal Infection. The Health Letter number 74, 42 44 45 The kidneys react to the Uving With Your Uver. Others ') whowantthislssuecansend5o fectloLmilarto the way the 7 49 50 51' 49 self. heart does when rheumatic cents with a , for fever follows in the wake of addressed envelope 52 mailing. Send your request to strep throat. The best treatment is to me in in ca ca e of this newspaper, 54 55 ction and — — — P 0 Box 1551, Radio City pCfltC at d. ind ic A g® Station, New York. NY 10019. DEAR DR. t.AMB - Two normal diet is best. The only months ago our 9-y ear-old thing I would advise would be to daughter became ill. Her avoid salt. You do not menti% glands became so enlarged they swelling were tender and hurt her. She was accumulating fluid this also had a temperature off and would be even more Important. By BERNICE'BEDE OSOL on. often up to 103 degrees. The pale appearance is She had large amounts of red common with this disease. blood cells in her urine and her anemia may also be ad For Thursday, June 16, 1977 strep count was up to 2,500. The amociated factor. It sounds to doctor decided she had sub- me like your daughter has bee~ extraordinary occur, keep your acute nephritis. YOURBIRTHDAY properly diagnosed and is beinj cool June ii, isn He said it as caused from properly treated You will have the strep in her system. He has to wait for time and nature to d There a strong possibility. SAGITTARIUS iNov. 23-Dec. been treating her with the rest. tiiIS)i.artiiat)Oulltread paths :l)YourudgmentIstooeaslIy : you never trod before. Excit- influenced todayb outside ment and adventure lie ahead, opinions and pressures. You but blaze the trail cautiously. could please the others, but ____ '1 __________________________ "GIVE IT BACK! IT ThE ONLY TENNIS SALL I HAVE! 11Th — ____ _______ PR I Sc lILA'S POP a Due To Alcohol ===== — by Bob Montana 4 All - BEETLE BAILEY P, vil sa Wdnesday, June IS, ø77-$ Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Lamb \ hil ru Damage --' 4 11, 1 ACME IN A FEW ve r - DEAR DR. LAMB usband ba heavy drinker an h 54 Piece of 16 Feline • property 17 Boar pc• Isay It will eventually affect his a liver. Could his liver be affected 20 Negative 0 I1jXjjqj_1A now even though he Ito no DOWN conjunction rigluir pain? What kirift of tests are 22 O"r there 41 Bondi adoes to O"pic 23 Snaky letter I Plotter there to check liver? board (abbr.) 24 Greek letter 2 king of gods wand . Yes his DEAR READER 3 Newspaper. 21 Blood 28 Skunk-like factor 42 Mountain cat undergoing be liver can already Mon animal 23 More changes. It seems to be very 45 Affect (2 28 Sunirn.r (Fr.) 4 Mi. West f. oar role 30 Rugged rock hard for people to grasp that penicillin. She has a pale look 27 Field mouse wdL) 5 Explosive 31 Morel 29 Give In their body may be undergoing all over and at times sheet47 Born 59 confidence changes that they white hands, arms and face. serious abbe.1home 33 Cfii ntor 0 tion 32 48 Summer urn time or feel. That is why The doctor doesn't seem consee Whitney cannot 7 Auxiliary ae child (a br) 8 Selfish 33 Vents special tests. His liver cerned about this w hite look. we have flvfrOnrneflI 50 MIlitary individual 35 Lamprey could be developing fatty She has to urin ate frequently 37 Conduits 37 ek letter . echool (abbr.) deposits inside it and there and drinks lots of water, and 39 Defense 10 Scallion SI Was ganization 12 Notice 3 8 Mans would be no pain at all. Juices. (abbr) 13 Wood coal nicknami Is there any special diet A ffltroducedIncidentally cirrhosis of the Her she should b Uver is the fowth ln 1 4 2 3 5 6 7 8 10 9 of death in men between the are still swollen but the doctor per cent says It takes time, maybe ges of 35 and 54 f these e2?yi : the disease to go away. What a preventable disease. Chemical tests are done to else can we do? test the liver function when DEAR READER - Your • 'iEf, PEAR. Xtl. RE Answer to Prrv4oui Punts 40 Pills9. 4 "1 Large Size 69 For 6 PACK �106-Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Wednesday June 15, 977 . TV HIGHLIGHTS gained n tying nNess exloniorWsl to trial. orytodiecoverthatttievcman ge trying u. case is trie ackeer's vidiim. (R) 24) G R E A T PERFORMANCES. "Theater 6:55 2 (Mon.. Wed.. Thin.) DAI LV DEVOTiONAL 7.00 t2) 12) TOOAY(Localnewt at 7.25 and 825. Excepi Tues., see Sam. 41 16')CBSNEWS:(1:25Ch 4. frcal news.) innca "Efld01S(jiTT 4 FLINTSTONES ComedydeaIswithtteegenerationsolaweatthyAinencan fari-Jy in a tvyie of isstiient '7) 2 S%SAMESTREET 9)G000MORNINGAMER. ICA: ( .Good Morhing FlorIda' sooal Wanegtion. Helen Hayes at 7:25 and 825, local news. stars. Ted at Theater, Sarasota. 1000 2' '12J KINGSTON CONFIDENTIAL M international içroar traps Kingston (Rayn Bitt) when a beaiditti East German swinner etects MacNEIL-LEHRER P,F. PORT .9)CHARLIESANGE1.S:The gets become inved in a ather. sports.) Also Tues. °' ° 01 Elizabeth's Silver '"°°' 7:30 611 HOWDY 0000Y SHOW 600 .6') C A P T A I N 4 investigate the death of an attractive wian stoc,i racer. 2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 61 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW '9) MOVIES.(Mon.)'lilTako Sweden." Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld. 1965. (Tues) 'Best 01 the aien." Robed Ryan. 1948. (Wed.) 'Omar Khayym." Cornel Wilde, Michael Rennie. (Thiss.)"LitttoBoyLost."Bing Crosby. Claude Dauphin. (B&W) 1953. (Fri.) "Seaet of the Incas" Clwtton Heston. Robert '.oung' 1954. FAMILY FOCUS Wednesday has Evening 6)O 2' 4 : 6 9) 12) 646) IDREAMOFJEANN1E '7' ZOOM 24 ASMANBEHAVES.One 630 2 12) NBC NEWS 4 6) CBS NEWS 6* OGANS HEROES VILLA ALEGRE 9) ABC NEWS 7.00 :3 TO TELL THE TRUTH 4': BRADY BLF"JCH 6 THE CROSS WITS 611 EMERGENCY ONE 7 FEEDBACK 91 WILD. WILD WDRLD OF ANIMALS 12' LIARS CLUB 24' MacNEIL-HRER RE. RT 4) CELEBAITY SWEEPSTAKES 5t28.000 QUESTION DOWN TO EARTH Wth .kn Watson. '9 S25.000PYRAMID 12 MY THREE SONS 24 EAST CENTRAl. FLORIDA REPORT 800 2 i GRIZZLY ADAMS: Grizzly relates how Naki.ttia. his IniSan blood trother, arid Ben, the bear, taught hen hOw to Sl.vvTvo in the wikierness. (A) 4n 6; G000TIMES: The Evans fan'xly goes wild whOri p S L '24) MACNEIL-LEHRER REPORT 830 241 LhLS, YOGA Repeals 11 p.m. Sat., Cli. 1100 a; 4 6 I 9: .12 NEWS .eov; 'Funeral iv kn" Caine Eva Renii. 1967. Drama about the possede . ofheadol Rsaian Sectsity. 4.00 5.00 2) IRONSIO€(R) 2 ADAM 12(R) 4 hOVE wcv by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES _________________________________________________ ___________ ______________ Lr ________________ L-J ,1f 7 / Y' (A) ay*nght Mss Hail. 7 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS Feattzod Gatemouth Brti. Delberi tkCbnton One hots. 9 THE BEST OF DONNIE AND MARIE Guests Buddy Hackett. Paul Lynde, Gary Bttioll. Chuck Berry. l2 MOViE: Cotti(erpo.rt' Chaitton Heston. Sthe. Sioryol orchestra lead. OeflIndC,TnaIiI.nOS in World W& It. 24 NOVA 'Prectablo (Saster. .'Jso avs 9p.m. Fri., Di. 7. Repeats noon Sat Di. 24 ard 5 p.m. Sal., 830 4 6 MARILYN COOBILLY DAVIS SHOW Pre HaiI to the aixi final progjn Post Ben Wattenberg nvest,gates the eflecbveness and vdahty of one o(ois most irtiuicn, the Pros.iency )2) 1030 HOLLYWOOD 4i 6J THE PRICE IS RIGHT 6M) . BEVERLY HILt.RILLIES 17) 24) (Mon., Wed, Fn.) VILLA ALEGRE (Tues.. 1hur CARP ENOAS 11 oo I 2 12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 9) HAPPY DAYS (R) 24 (Mon.) )MAN (Tues., pij Wth Nancy KoimnSki (Wed) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON" (Fn) M.D. 11 30 2: 12) ITS ANYBOO(S GUESS: Preimere, Monty Hall 4 600 (Mon) CAI.ERA THREE (Tuet, Thin.) FARM HOME (Wed.) Ev' ERYWOMAN (Fri.) CRACKER8ARREI. CO1 lTY ClOSE UP .9' SUNRISEJILEE 6:10 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 615 '6 SUNSHINE frW.NAC TtOUES (Wed.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (Thu's.) COUSTEAU: 'Oasis in Space.' (Fri.) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS 11 4' 6;CBSNEWS 625 (Tues) PICTURE OF HEALTH (Wed.) PROFILES IN 4 6' YOUNG AND REST- 2) ____________________ EDUCATION (Thur ) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (Fri) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 630 2 (Mon) WITH THIS RING (Fn.) SONSHINE 4 KIJTANA 6.: SUMMER SEMESTER I WANT IT III Window film for economy, comtorl and protection. J ORLANDO floclJ 6 LOVEOFLIFE 9 ' FAMILY FEUO 24 (Mon.) ERICA(Tuot)AN- 4; ______________________ 7:30, 91$ . •-" LESS yun ,4' Fri.) FOR34 SYTE SAGA Episodes one 2 MAR) 4 61 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9 RYAN'S HOPE 2' 12 THE GONG SHOW 6,' NEWS 9 AU.. MY CHILDREN 1 o3Q _______ 24 (Man ) PYGMALION (Tues) MARCH OF .jrJ()()(J SOLDIERS THE (Wed) O CHOICE _______ ______ I 30 T)IUTIE x MOSLEI ROGERE 11.30 _ - 4 '51 As THE WDRLD TUHNS --. g'' ' ' - VI SUNDAY 1 CLOSED I' TUESDAY ........PRIVATE PARTIES advance Semincle South library, Seminok' Plaza, Casselberry. Air Force Sergeants Assu. Auxiliary, 8 p.m., McCoy AARP and N/tRT, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Friendship Club, 10 a.m. Altamonte Civic Center. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St Lake Mary Rotary, 8a.m., Mayfair Country (.lub. Cuselbeny Lions, 13:30 p.m., BoflanZa, SR Springs. ' community room 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. NIte caps International, 1:30 p.m., First Federal 12' THE DOCTORS 6. THE GUIDING UGHT Bake sale sponsored by First Christian Church, 10 Th,ss.)VLLAALEGRE(WOd. Fn)CARRASCOLENOAS am., Wtnn-DlxIe, th Street, Sanford. FRIDAY, JUNE 17 Seminole South Rotary, 7:51) a m., Ird Chwnley's, Altamonte Springs Sanford Seminole Jaycees, noon, Jaycee building. Seminole Sunrise Khsanls, I am., Sambo's, Sanford. TanglewoodAA, closed,80.m.,St. Richard's Church. Longssood AA, closed, 8p.m., Rolling Rills Moravian Club, 710 E. Rollins. THURSDAY 10:00a.m.. 4:00p.m. 7:30p.m.-l0:2Op.m. . 7:30 p.m..10:30p.m. 5 SATURDAY, JUNE18 , Alcoholics Anonymous Sanford Women's Group, 2 p.m.. 1201 W. First St. Ascension Latheran Church. "Moon1Iht Bowling" sponsored by Orange City ____ '\ 7:30 p.m..10:30 p.m. I l0:30p.m..12:00p.m. , , S. S I I SKATING • " - .1 i3.Nwi' .0 ad POtatOes ._,,.,an4Qtavy.com. Sla ' ho Isob b'Ui,i? sI 49 • I ,_ , ,, r..s v.w NK Ph. 322-9333 nlOOW2SthSt (SR46A) Sanford 4, •' ,•' I • - , "•' , • ) tickets call 668'687 or 6-242. Free blood pressure tests by Sanford Fire t)epart- _______________ - ' a SATURDAY .. .. 11:00a.m.. 2:00p.m. I 2:00p.m.. 3:00p.m. •' . ------ Noon The Dy Before Publication ____________________ ________________________ - 4-Personals Reiponsibiecitixen wantS to borrow small, late mo,, self contind motor home for wo wCk b.inning June 30th. Will guarantee, insure, and ShOw, "Gratitude" with $100 Call. 3275460, 373 1664. 32) 0520 or 232 1796. IIU Ui $500 Thousand monthly stuffing, addressing evelopes Send stamp.d envelope plus lOc. . Continental I. Box 11707, Orlando. Fla niO7 Get full exposure - take that "For J '" sgn down & run .s ClasSil,td releonone SOI1C.tors. experienced 2 SOperliourpluSbonus Work tO ad Call 3272611 or $31 999] am tO3pm or) 3Opm 101)0 .. , HANNAH pm 339071$ ' . They're giving away money Friday night at ZAYRE, Sanford Meet WORKING FOREMAN.Fiberglass Good companyand 5$ me at the Zayre nile litC sale. 9 AAA EMPLOYMENT •. p.m 'hI midnight, June 17 Love. DAN 201 Commercial 373 5116 . Earn extra vacation money Weddingiwith Elegance '' Take orders for Lisa Jewelry Call Dot-Notary Public Call for FREE CATALOG SALES 322 7026or 323 0647 KIT on toll Free 100 631.1251. ______________ ARE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll ' Free, 6211277 for "WE Care" Nurses RN's I LPPf's. Aides Aide ' - " ment. 11:30 a.m. in front Penney's; 2:4O a.m., in front of Zayre's. MONDAY, JUNE20 Altamoate-South Seminole Jayceei, 7:30 p.m., dubbouse, Spring Oaks and SR 436. Humane Society, 8 p.m., 80 17-92, Concord Plai.a t.ongwooci. Diet Workshop, l:30p.m.,SanhjndoUnited Methodist Church, SR 434 and I-.4. Sanford Rotary, noon, CIvic Center. & FOUfld ________ FOUND Lady's gold frame eye glasses Thursday. parking Sheriff's Dept 322 5115 Ext 2050 . - ' _______________ 6-Child Care . _________ . . -. -. Child Care loris Ow as 12 weekly If you Qualify 323 or 323 5415 _____________________________ ' - ;. . ------------- 9-Good ' _________ Fiesh Zellwood Corn, daily, 52 )O , Fresh picked Black Cyed Squash. Green beans, Tomatoes, Ga Peaches, all 3 lbs for 1), or by the bushel Ice Cold watermelons BAGGS MARKET, 2415 Sanford Ave Sanford Peas, black eyes & acre. Beans. , ' . Cukn U pick 373 6000 Ask br Joe S Cameron Ave -look for U p.ck signs on left HEMS 'for 'sale Luznar Poultry Farm In Samsula (10 mil,s West New Smyrna Beachi LOcVv'd off to Hwy U, on Samsula Di' Watermelon Lane 1 904 2$ 5419 ' $ 1IIrttuC1jons ' Teaching band Students private 373 057$ lesson$AiflstruJrn , CHARM SOUTH SCHOOL Modeis - Unlimited. 6 weeks, 540 (sum I men 901253 47)0 or 904 25) 67)9 18-Help Wanted ' ____________________________ MACHINIST -3 p.%ase power tools AAA EMPLOYMENT 32) 5)76 Commercial ________________________ ., •, Wking Dad desires lady to live in & care for children Room, board i. satan P31 6100 C TYPE LICENSE Pflon 339 071S BEAD STRINGER - Exper'enceo Jewelry AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 373 5176 Stylist, Master licensed. Only the best need apply 322 Vu _______ * Parts Counter '- n " ' . SECTION V - AMEPIDMENT OF ' Part lime business for husband & wife Pick your own hours 322 1711 between S 30 & 7 p m ___________ AVON sales mein extra money thiS Summer 614)379__24-Business Opportunities -- ' po,gepen- Baby Sitter Mature residence i' necessary We provide everything Small 'nveslmenl & work required Call Mr ,RIce area in Or lando 859.6800 Efficiency apartment, air con water furnished UP stairs SIP Park Ave. Sanford ç'jII 3 22 2420 112 BR's, from 520 wk completely furn, 611 Park Ave. Sanford, or 323 4796 FurniShed 3 room apt , Sanford. $100 plus security 4616717 1 Bedroom apt , 53750 wk Water & electricity pd 175 deposit Call 37021l bath, large paneled family room with lirepiace, benced yard, carpet, drapes, air, lOw tavtt 529.500 - ANYTIME MUfliple Listing Service REAL 10145 BATEMAN REALTY Req FOcal Estate Broker 263$ 5 5antord Ave 321 0719 eves 373 7643 burnished III 110cr. Reasonable 7t$W. tstSt.Sanford 1lA.I,nIvoc "r"-"-' 2 Bedroom. unfurnished. newly decorated, near S C C SIX) mo dep 19017360299 Sec. , stove. ref , air. 3727296 595 Redecorated I BR. kitchen equip pad, nice yard Deposit required 322 1976 or 322 3972 ______________________________- - - Don't pile no longer needed items tigh as an elephant's eye Place a clalsitied ad, and pile the money in your wallet' 3 BR unturnished house f reed in the country, Call 327 4339 _____________________________ Nice 2 BR block home, furnished or unfurnished 373 2920 after 6 call 327 7529 or Jim Hunt fireplace Also a game room -- FULL TiME POTENTIALu TOY WORLD puter prccessed by one of the oldeSt and largest br md name toy wholesalers in the U S Applicants must be resl,onsibt,. able 10 make deciSionS, and be capable 01 making minimum cash in vestmenl Of 15.250 tOO pci merchandise buy back - 36-Resort Property OCEAN FRONT API S Daytona Beach For reSeryalions, call Mrs P U Hutchison. 372 4Q5$ . - 37-Business Property _______________________________ Building 10,00014,000 Sq ri , duStrial. commercial, Ill W i, SI , 371 1100 _________________________________ Real btate 3 BR. 7 bath, Ig lot. Pool, carpet 177.500 or d5c Ion equity & assumption 32] 1515 -- - 41-Houses 6,t 1,75. Ext AlP Sunday calls acccpltd INC. MLS R E AL TOR REAL ESTATE AVE CAN'T BE BEAT - Masonry 3 BR. I' ibaths. Florida room, wall wall carpet. fenced yard Only 517.900 Easy terms Morning Class in Longwood WEEKEND EXAM PREP II? HIDDEN LAKE DUVE $31,000 - 37, BR. OLDER COUNTRY HOME- Celery Ave. 1 acre, easy financing, FOR REC,ISTRATIOtI 67 1 -777 1 116000 Eves 377 Isv - i... 112 4179 322 7117 701 E 25th SI 'P, ' - Pl'--. '%4a.riilersc. ADOpTION this 23t'd day of M.a A 0 1977 \4iiac SCHOOLS OF REAL. ESTATE NC "QualII ltitiuctIOfl. -the loundatlun of the profession." "j Forrest p 2495 1973 GRANDAM, air, auto, all power. AM. FM stereo, burgundy - 78-4v'torcyc1eS __________________________ - ____________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3166 or 323 7710 with burg interior Only p 2295 - BILL BAKER 79-Trucks-Trailers - I. ' - VOLKSWAGEN (he,irolef '1? h,ilt ton, cusfom air, excellent 'i"iu'C V C tub 'ond tori 51 C 1 29$ 3119 -- 32195. HWY. AND THE CHICO .4A fri ______________ 834-4405 ' 17.92 322-1835 - . JUST MAKE PAYMENTS - ANY _____ . ________ OF THESE CARS- , " DASHER WAGON 74 FORD WAGON II VEGA OT WAGON 74 ELECTRA 7) AMBASSADOR 9 Pai 7) vEGA 1 0009 72 HORi4ETT-4 De .A,tI fl CEL1CA-Auvto. Air 7) VEGA 3 DOOR 71 IMPALA CUSTOM 72 OPEL MANTA-AutO ti 71 CuTLASS huYREM it SPORTASOUT WON '7) EL OORADO-4.o.d,d '75 COUGAR *91 7$ MUSTANG-vt, A,,. ii SU1CC wILDCAT cRiCicETT v DOOR 17.92-427 5 Points Longwood _______________________________________________________________ CONSULT OUR I __. Air Conditioning - ---------- On chain of --. - - Greene - -. C; YDE SPnEDY PAl tIll N CON T RA TOR F REF ESTIMATES 319 1317 Home Improvements Aluminum Siding Paving . P1 ow; l'.ilcn ow;, tro Orreoval, Dump Truck Rental hIOuh ,5.491t NEW HOMES TO dli IOLDONE TO REPAIR Phone 371 $663 Wrecking. F ill Dirt 373 1)74 ________________________ __________________________________ i.r. naPe p.,ntnq forever Cover IQ ,n.(ij 7Od .'4itPi ,iluinUm siding. aluminum overhangs & gutters Deal direct no m,ddle into 22 ,r% r,p E,tQle S.dt1 Co . sn .l Mortgages Bought & Sold - Painting BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL Expert work Foam shampoo Free -st.mates Guaranteed Ph 134 SI Central Heat & Air Condbonr.; For free "sirnabes Call Cirl Harr '. t? 1 .114' ii .Ir! '.t 1 , Acit lots, city of Lake Mary, waler, pawed hlreels. or *11 build to Suit Esh from yOOr property 56500 834 1619 _________________________ . - ______________________________ Home Cleaning , FIVE TOWNS Air Cord & Ref Co 24 Hr Sri', $12 per hr Master Chg & BAC Ok 162 3303 ' 47.A _________________ ______________________________ REAL TOIlS 1.34) 4133 or 319 1711 ' 'A Ii ,,n !,.ice ll 6. 2nd 'flOntQ,5,;.", 'it : ,iCI'rov,,i 4)1 11't _______________________________________ -____________________________ (.,rpentry, RemDatellrtg. Addtion. Custom Work Licensed, Bonded - Vai .It'On nm,' S iere get whIt you ' '°i '' "l:iO, 'ni,' At? i', I .'J .i..t , . F ret eslima'e, 323 403$ - - ______ ---' kds gone, ujI the swing Set ri toe hack yard isn'I' Sell it with i want Pest Control . ad Call 722 2611 IIl AsSume intq . 3 BR. SAN LANTA Pt bath, lerraizO floors, gas heal, range, refrig $10,900 beauty Care TO',%Fi4',t.1iY ______________________________ _____________________ SO-Miscellaneous for Sale WIlT REALTY 14EALTPR 32) 0610 Multiple LiSling Service Evenings.46a S]61or3720?79 - And Keep Your car garage, large yard 373 7Sl 5 9 r'. new. 3 BR. I' bath. C lilA. W carpet, very n.ce location CORNIS _____________ ___________- . T.spe!1 .., OT i' u.ei$I5D.r?iCed 3 llniIitii Ci tilt I,'.id ,d itI' l,tiltb 5th' a.' -"ii A** t'.i" in 1115 ). PHA FIsANCINO I ked'ilal 'wrn. at IllI ' •witCCd titi. * im,.w scrn.ad .rcS and J IF YOU WANT a Ireans Suite iii Ike 0 atw. ii. m's aria 2 Sudrein' 1Mw. ,,.tS I Sn4lf Pta rut RiM ext v's s NarIWt Geld teamS. tulle W uJ > THIS LOvrLY i eewiv'iw. , ShIll .ct'ea .4 0. t...t m. z • 373 2911 INDUSTRIAL ILDO winiM,itI ltPl S'ueilliAg Mitli licked .fic, Has reinlsecad c.ecr,t. vM.adiag slabs Dears ta.. macVu I, •cc,,w,nedale a ler,e toflift A6.quale .w.f teciles C.nresienl t. Ats Yrauli. 14. Saslead and Pint Ai,tItSSity I$q pesible itati '.A.pMeets Many peii,54 vsai - LtI 4. Sary c....x IV. ei*"V keal scneiuiedp"(l. "Ia ,. 7v,bs Stemper Isgency . S LLTOU S,m.Ml'sO'Ia*OSWP : - - I J)iltidied ads serve 1151 buynI selling commonly every di, Read & use them Qite'ri FOL 1Y EL I LYRICAL '.-E 14, I:). 14es,drnIl & Commercial Licensed. Bondedl Insured tree Est,rr.s'e's )23 9111 -- -- - .11 Arm,s t',m.n :;rnv.og a, tScatdrg "nC'S AC caPer P tour dogs t. (Jt5 322571: __ -. ' _____________ ' Pet Care ROy S Home Maintenance .':umb,ng repairs, screen repars painIng. odd lobe Reasonable LiCensed 3770066 ' UPPElstering ___________________________ - Landscap4ng ' & . Lawn Care I 14 . I ,j o114 NI PF. UPHOLStERY "°"e 327 0707 '. I 9 ifer'n.J 'es.deolal & Smaller r,,esh Iorr ci :eu usan link, guaranteed better, I to S tmes longer, at galvanized prices ,,_, j1 130 12?? lot Ire, e%tmaIe's Sentry Fence . u% Hauling _________________________________ LIGHT 14..lJ' IN C. YARD REF USE & OLD APPLIANCES Ph 3195)7) (Santo'd local) ______ i c)PiC, Il 1)5. () C 4.%tl'Ip4G '.1 All IS IN liEM.1rw[m L; IT! NU,'w 'AiTH .S CIA 54 'tI' -'.0 t XPE FOT LAWN SEQ ICE %'o*'ng Edging Fertlizing Commevc Ii & Resuienlal '.' Tree Service __________ _____________________________ - F,el(St,m,IeS ;,I,neS Lawn Sprneier S,stems installed, Serviced & l4epa.red Free Estimates 37,1 025.1. 9 t S - - __________________ - I 'ii. i' . I'. '' ' 'P ' '' "'" I i , P ,. __________ ' 1 " 're.' ii 14.11, ."i'S '. Aib , ------- Vinyl Siding Land Pnlenance ________________________ Co-sit ,,,I , rim. i'. ' i $ ,)' " .":s.'.w' r IP%'.h NY '.'....v r i :.' 6511 *,t" 10 1r sdnsg Free demon%t,aI.on Decor :Jnlumit.d 3)90715 yOu' guaranteed : t'rn.sri M,lt,$l 11111*9 Senvic. 322-4991 I i 37) 5677 ,.., ',',,.. Electrical HOMES Deal With Steatpu_. Idyllwilde By owner 4 BR. 7 bath. Screened porch, privacy lence. 2 i,', tor'y'rrl, H,tfr rIb sjh,', ',t ' , - 514 : Electric 1,11, SkyOiv'rxj Eau'pment 349 S7).4 , VINCENT SCARPENTRY No iobtoosm.lI _____________________________ -- AR' bQ0.SN PEST Co'Twc ,iS'eS P ire 0' c ) 6461 : Merchandise 7 CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD story. I BR, 7 bath, living room *,th fireplace. Separate garage SI? sri 321.0041 BUY JUNK CARS From 110 tO 150 32? S9lOatter br weekends _______________________________________________________________________________________ At. TAMONT F 700' Ori Street, iyeI wooded land $i REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night II? I,isitll ,,..(x A,. 2695 1974 SUN BUG. sunroof, radio. tow mileage. AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB _________________ lakes. 105' on Street $I, i:i. .AKESIDE APARTMENT S Highway 17.97, Sanford Across From Ranch House 3867Oor8319m Pickup. RN.27. camper shell, air, automatic, super clean BUY JUNK CARS fromltOto$50 Call 322 1671 377 33$) SANFORD AREA MY DREAM HOME Breathtaking btlUty. I BR. 2 bath neslled among the oaks in country Setting Custom built arid rebreshirigly decorated $57 500 - •1695 ________________________________ - _______________ _______ .______ 1974 TOYOTA Longbed Hilux 17' Eealhercraft aluminum boat. with 20 HP Chrysler & Trailer 5)75 377 31.11 ALTAMONTE AREA - Lakefront about I acre, zoned agricultural 125'x17$' 117,5.00 _____________ 323.7832 - -or Likenew,) BR. BIG FA,5ILY SPECIAL-BR. 7 bath, large benci'd yard. Swim mirig pool. choc, area 1)7.000 .- . Only '1995 S Acre lakefront parcels, available William lake Sylvan area EllA VA GEORGIA BOUND Owners says 'Sell'', 3 BR, 7 balls, like nw, family room, wall wall carpet, fenced yard. garden area Good old Seclion 121.900 - ______________________- 77Jui* Cars Removed __________________________ uODSON&IAWINE 2978 HWy I? 92 373 5961 over I Air E MONROE Beautiful building & canil lotS, big oak Jenny Clark Realty. trees REALTOR 372 119$ briCk. I' bathS, split bedroom plan, will wall carpet, fenced y.ird 173.500 - 101 SUNLAND DRIVE-- Corner lot. S 811. I balh. 127.500 take 43-LOtS-ACreage Harold Hall Realty __________________ ______ Hawthorne, - 1973 BUICK CENTURY, Air, automatic, PS, PB, 39.000 miles. extra clean, white.bbue interior. I 55-Boats & Accessories . - .._. __ paymentS. unfurn , landscaped lot, rental p4rk 377 716.3 before I m Sunland Estates 3 ------.---- ________________________ 21.60' poOl, fireplaces, many oak trees 323 4143 14thST SPECIAL 3 tSR, u"oti'ii' home. wilti cabana 0. porch furnished PartIty car Dated, in fenced private y,,rd SI)'. Adults only 373 051$ after 5 30 - SAVE! I 1973 PONTIAC CATALINA, 7 dr ,air, power it. I brakes, auto. transmission, bluewtiite vInyl top Only Good Used Telev.hioni. $25 ,,r"l up ,,, ...,... ,,, .. "'''"'' '' '"" '' . 015? available GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3$OJOrIandoDr 3731200 - lot - ________ 3 BR. 71.64' Barrington, VA loans DV OWNER 37. Cent H A. Separate DR. eat n kitchen, huge Attractive - , . Errol L. Greene corner -- - WHiCH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY CALL 3732611 _______________________________ CASH 322-4132 52pppliances New S liP, I Dalh homes, 5735(4) (',overnmtnt sub'dr ,iva'lable ,4,lci,r 3?? 2757 lOu." ii 'uS.iiO 54-Garage Sales -Opper?unI, ______________________________ --Yard Sale. Ttiur5d,j' I.. Friday. 9 to 42-Wwbile Homes 7609 Pairretto Kn,ckkn,iciuS, furn,ti,,re & ii- sc - __14EL,,644_6973 lenced 327 2110 Alter Hrs 322 06? CLASSII'IEL) ADS DO A .108 For uSed furniture, appliances. I tools. etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. __________________________________ COLOP i... )9" portable Sold new br $429 Will sell for 5115 or 110 monthly, no money down BAKS. 2)20 E Colonial Drive (neil to F,ch'sl ' 096 31613 ' 2 BR. carpeted. large tool stied. excel area Terms Owner 670 15.55 SwimmIng pool enclosed by slockade fence, has it'5 own wet bar, bath area. 1. Sauna Even a azeori A must see st Ste 910 SUNLAND Realty, Inc. - -- 43oo - 53-TV- Radio. Stereo SanfOrd - lOCH ARbOR Spacious 5 story brick waler tront home. boi'mai living & itning, roomy pantry, family room wilh 7491 ______ 7121 Park Dr REAl TOP 122 9201 377 3991 . - ________ 1?? 831-1318 Wanted to buy uSed office lurniture Any quantity NOLL'S CASSELBERRY, Hwy 1197. IX) Parts. KEP4MOI7 E wASHER lJed machines Service MOONE'f .'.PPLIANCES 3730691 .. ''114 . .._ ' ,ClI defrCs?nq upright 4dm rh freezer, good condit On. 1171 " L... F':.TF 1,1 Al -- ____________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished - - Hwysl36and 1797 68-Wanted to Buy ______________________________ Ca I I Ba rt I BAIRD.RAy DATSUN __________________________ Rowe Couch. 100 Love Sea?, 535 ('r'S'r. 515 Stove Hood wlpi In to good cond 371 0013 - Will consider equity ifl anything of value on 3 BR home, localion. Choice of 2 $19,900 to 576.900 Dl I - 51-Household Goods Trade Up or Down 2565 pAWii $40000 i'er Year June 20 ........Salesman's Course ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND determined by IN governin appear or plead l the cOmplaint authority of the City of Casselberr herein by the 10th day of July, 1917. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida, and the provislorn of jts -- Sanford ',SaleSt.raøer - Priced to Sell Children's Shop, 2610 iuiforo ________________________________ By Owner Freshly painted 3 BR. 2 mos I 9 t'uts. Lanraoor 6. uerman Shepherd. bweeksold, 7 maleS 17 females. $40 ca 323 3214. Sale EverythIng To Go - LEASE A DATSUN 210 Z or B 710 Lowest Rates in in Dobermans. 10 wkt, bik , male & female. AKC CD parents Fan tattiC pedigree, show quality. Helen PCII, 3724099. Osteen. St Rd 415 Dinette Set, SereoCorusoie, ' JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 and '73 Models Call 323 1370 or $31 1405 Dealer 65-Pets-Supplies 111995.. new HOIly*OOd beds. single. 119 95. dOuble. 169 95 color TV. console. 599 95. refrigeratOrs. 549 9Sup Carllon's Furniture, 377 37', Near River and Marina BR. 7 bath. 2 3rds acre wooded IC' Owner's moving Mud 1105 Phone 37360*9 or 372 SI?) many extras 136.000 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 7300 Mellonville Sanford carpeted, adults after I wk dys II Acres (OMi"LETELY P (CONDI tONED -. VA I EllA homes located , many areas oi emino!e Lounty I 117.500 to 550.000 Down payment low as 5100 - PINECREST- tOo EasI Jinkins Circle- Extremely well kept 3 BR. 2 bath, pool home with many. details. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE i St Bernard. AKC Reg Male. 311 3I%E First St 377 5677 $100 322 5010 Split levelS BR.)' bath, motherin law apt. 3 yrs. old. Much more. 115.000 373 1309 scaped Priced at 119,900 registration fee unless vehicle is sold Call 9012351311 for further Rent Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURPIITURE. )t Sill FRUIT JARS lx canning, I? qts. SI 90 case C,OPMLY'S East 16 327 9569 Stenstrom Realty SANFORD-. 2100 Park Ave - Well kept 7 BR, 1 bath, plus connecting 1 BR apt for rental income or private apt 537.900 FURNiShcD APARTMENT lor2 BEDROOM PHONE 373 02*2 - nexe area 515111 be inlitled to all c DONE AND ORDERED at Telphone 30fl2 2171 APPROVED, Publish: June S. IS. 1977 O.'lando. Florida, this 27th day of Gerald K. Christensen April, 1977 OEM 79 Mayor GEORGE C YOUNG - ATTEST. United Stales District Judge NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF Mary W Hlwffiome Publish. Miy ii. 25, June),$. 15.23, ANNEXATION BY THE CITY City Clerk 1917 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PblI5h, June 1. S. 1$. 73, 1977 DEL II CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA DEN3 - Enjoy life more with your own business Producefiberglan parts for old reliable company on a *rutttn guaranteed money back Contract No experience In the above described an and qualificalions of the personal the tilt5 arxj privileges and i,, Sanford, Florida 37771 beautiful surroundings, free canoe use. 377 447Q Income c€operty Duplex On I acre, ,ariety of fruil trees U0.0t30 whereabout are unknown, t Is representative, or he venue or murmitles as are from lime to tim on Wednesday, May 1$, 191? WVxiva River - 2 BR. nice, clean, Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night a 7 30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price No charge other than IS The Old Singer Store *Owner Must Sell * • for 64-Equipment New metal bunk beds. complete. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-- )0 Country Club Circle- Attractive, 2 BR. I bath with family room. central H at. atlractively land DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway. Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 401 Celery Ave. Sanford t030 State St ,Sanford Plaza 377 2352 LIkP Mary Blvd SANFORDCCURI APARTMENTS Energy efficient modern studios 3301 Sanford Ave 32) 0220 ditiOner. FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick LaCy, 323 7500 tfl paymcnth uf 1.6 tall Credit Mônager. 377 9111 or see at Days - i27 6123 2545 Park Drive, Santord '73 Jeep Wagone'er. Quadrafrac. perfect condition. xI-iflf new tires 372111$ after Sp.:n - 62-Lawn-Garden - Singer equipped to zig zag and make buttonholes. Balance of Isa II or ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Nights 1970 MGB. AM FM Stereo. 1 owner, Michelon tires, best offer. 373 55)6 Singer Zig Zag . ior i bedroom Trailers AduItt Only Pfo Pets KENTUCKY ORDERED thaI Wlliiard C Fisher jurisdiction of the court - Bathroom Cabinets, counter tops. Sinks Installation available Bud Cabelt 3fl 0057 anytime Kitchen Wm. J THOMPSON REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker Eves 377 191.-i 377 0652 backyard privacy. Assumable mortgage No qualifying Only 572.500. KULP REALTY. 407 W. _______ tSt 322 2333 Supplies Casselberry, 1792. 530 1206 SAN FOR D SE WING CE NTER Furnished 31-Apartments FACH L EVCRY WEEK THISNOTICE.totiIeanyob1j5 becOming effective, the propert Dm1, of tPie first publication of 11515 Florida, In accordanc, wilt, Chapte proceed to the hearing arid ad NolIce of Administration; June • ludiction of this suit as if Williard . Ill 044, Laws of FlOrida, 1916 Fitherhasbcen$envedwithproc,u 1977. SECTION VIII - EFFECTIv AS Personal Repr.senta the extend provided for by Secticn become effective Immediately upo five of the Estate of 165.3, Tutie IS. Unilid Staled Cnde, It its passage and adoption. BIRDIE C. JESSUP Is further ORDERED that rx)lice of FIRST READING this lhh day Deceased thisorderbeplishedbyth.uniIed May, AD 1977. Sanford, So. Industrial Savings ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SECOND READING this 73rd Stales Marshal in a newspaper o, REPRESENTATIVE of May, A 0 1977 Joaels Davit, Jr., Esquire COijnly, Florida, OnCe a week for sIx FINAL READING AN: " consec(4tive weeks. commencing Pott Oftice Box 1330 & 2 BR apis., air conditioned 5165 & IllS, utilities included 373 43*9 after 530 _________________ 5.600 aPelid herein, and that personal they may have that challenges the beluse his 172 2090 1501W 25th St A CAREER IN - or part of this ordInance, SECTION VII - ANNEXE( 1i bath, nice 'otariun i,..rpei,rv, ,,c,m., Spotless 3 BR. ___________ WiIlma,dC Fisheniotlnhabltanti MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF AREARIGHTS,ANDPRIVILEGE validity Cf the decedent'; will, the start at $169 197) Dodge Polara. 440 4 bI.. air. automatic, power, $1300 1971 Plymouth fury, air, automatic. power, 51600 327 7175 or 322 1641 ext 7$ Wood or steel desks (executive desk I ChairS, secretarial desks I 1967 VW Bug. new safety sticker, chairs), Straight chairs, Oiling needs engine work, or for parts cabinets As it Cash & Carry 1100 32) 7450 P401 L'S SALES Buy or Sell 207 Sanford Ave , Sanford 373 7790 131 Mayfair Circle, Sanford. 3 BR, I', bath, AC uitlt. $21,500. Reasonable offer may be at cepled 322 27*0 322.6457 Hal Colbert Realty of the Public Records of Seminole to whom a Copy of this Notie of force. or ettect o any other section County, Florida a it appearing fo Admmnistrallon has been mailed are Service upon him is not practical bedroom apar'mcrlls now available in adult section Single Story construction Quiet' Rentals $2195 1730019 Used Office Furniture PIERCE USED FURNITURE & TV Eves 37] 3$i9 General Contractor Invites you to the good lile' 7 & 3 person. Own transportatiOn. CaIlMr Bell Toll Free any time I references required 322 302$ after ' __________________ Real Eslate Inc 60-Office Furniture & misc household items Entire contents of home must be sold by June 19th 339 7064 evenings CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS - 030 6061 Johnny Walker Geneva Gardens I BR unlurn apt WHY WAIT? ; Concrete tmnisher. curb and gutter PLUMBER JOURNEYMAN - Can gel card SI AAA EMPLOYMENT 373 5176 30) ___________________________ 20$? S FRENCH 1973 Chevrolet Caprice Station Wagon, 9 pass air, stereo cx console with bh & humidifier, excellent condition, $400. 031 54)7. Also spec III on Utility Buildings. SANFORD- 3 BR, new carpet 110.100 1100 down, 511519 P I 0 pcI APR. 30 years Listings Needed - you Your reorders will be corn experience Call 322 4)29 between Emergency * * 321-004 1 _____ excellent tringe benefits Contact DISTRIBUTORSHIP Personnel Dept. A DUDA I MATTEL. SONi.INC .Oviedo,FIa .PH 305 PARKER GAMES. FISHER PRICE MS 54$) An Equal Opportunity MILTON BRADLEY, TOPIKA Employer No sailing or experience necessary. sand 10 p m MIS REALTORS GROVE MANOR, BY OWNER 7106 Cornell Dr , Ig corner lot. 1 OP. 7' balM, pool, patio. 6150. mary evlris 17) 5IS - Direct Sales Earn large commiss.on whult we train you Call 339 07)6 wilh IN country's fastest selling nalionally advertised toys in high traffic company establishid ac counts Itsat will be turned over to the date when It will become due City Clerk be and $he is hereby Sanford, So IndustrIal Savings Shall be staled If the Claim is athouuttd to amend, alter, and Bank. General Flns Corp f contingent or unhiguldated, the Supplement the official CIty map Of Florida and Patricia Ginn and the City of Catselberry, Florida, to Kish Real Estate Inc. Sale , all sizes. J & R BLOCS & CAR PET Phon. 371 OtIS REALTY 80-Autos for Piano- Mahogany Wurlit icr - P.g Real Estate Broker 003W 1st St .Sanford 37) 6061. eves 323 0517 SAN MO PARK I. 2. 3 bedroom trailer iptS Adult & family park Weekly 3515 Hwy 1792, Sanford 323 $930 Salts Trainee experienced 5)50 week to start AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5)76 •2Ol CommercIal annexed herein In Section I hereof, M. UNSWORTH REALTOR 322749$ Monthly Rentals Available COLOR TV. Air Cord .Maid Secv QUALITY INN NORTH I 48, SR 434 Longwood 062 1000 Sales* •Large agricuilural irm nerdS Sales clerk experienced n sales & stocking farm equipment parts Auto parts knowledge helpful ' Permanent full time position with Estate Real per'enced ItSOweek AAA EMPLOYMENT 20) Commercial 323 SIlo PAIIT TIME' -- CailBart 7 BR. I blih, range, dishwasher, disposal. tully carpeted Private IllS mo Lake Mary - 3 BR. )i bath new homes Under 525.000 with less than 1710 down Governmtnl Iunding By builder 031 1619 Equal Housing Opportunity 32) 1)76 301 Commercial ______ QUICK CASH FOR EQUITY t97S Bronco, loaded, like new 0 K CORRAL, Hwy 1797, Sanford. 32) 1921 or 67$ 1927. 59-,sical Merctndise CARPET SALE Low overhead lower prices R'g Big Savings Have FHA homes in Seminole County area $100 down 79-Trucks-Trailers Accessories 7155 322 4097 Reconditioned Homes 107W. CommercIal. Sanford 322 7111 4 large rm apt Extra nice. well $10,000 Per Year AAA EMPLOYMENT Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER. ASSOCIATE 13,1977-UB Wednesday, June tIll Tipeston Boar, fiberglas in board. 125 hp Chevy engine, trailer Trade for camper trailer, sizecan vary; or sellfor 11000 373 Coleman stove, 2 Cabinets. Cooking pots I exiras Cash only The perfect beginning for a new famIly. 3 BR home in a rural area on a large lot. Central lilA and carpeting. Low down payment 176.5.00 W. Garnett White SS-Boats & Camping Equipment, Umbrella Tent, 7 Ai' Matresses. Double Steeping ba;, 3 Chairs. 3 burner Bride's Pride _________________________ SECRETARY BOOKKEEPERGeneral office Capable, cx _____________ SECRETARY- Insurance back ground 110.000 - Of nor found within the State if THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF - That upon this ordinanc NURSES, all Shills Geriatric cx Perienci prefer, ed Apply in person Sanford NurSing & Con valelCtril Center, 950 Mellonville Ave __________________________ SUB CONTRACTORS - h011OWS. tO.wit All that part of Lots 2 and 90, Block A of a Replat of Block C Of Wllliênd C Fisher, and to enforce a nature of the uncertainly shall be include the annexatIon contained In, stated If the claim It secured, the lien upon real property siluate In securIty Shall be described The Section I hereof thuS District and described as SECTION VI - SEVERABILITY claimant shall deliver Sufficient hollows The East 41 feet of Lot - If any section or portion of I ant tte west et Lot copies of he Claim tO the clerk to section 04 this ordinance proves Ia WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS REPLAT. enable the clerk 10 mail on. copy to be Invalid, unlawful, or a(CorduriQ 10 the rilat thereof as each personal represenfalive. constilusooal. it Shall not be neld to 6 All persons interested In Ihe estale Invalidate or Impilr the validity. recorded in Plat Book I) a, page ii. ' - -- Things to Eat more parlicularly described as attorney, and is the clammed lithe claim notamount yet due. OFFICIAL CITY MAP - That the - ' Educational ORDER FOR SERVICE statement of any claim or demand contained shall include all streets, PUBLICATION -On mot they may have Each claim must be roade, hlghways,alleysaav ion and affidavit of plaintiff localed wilhin or between the In In writing and must indicale the the above entitled Cause by ItS basis for the Claim, the name and existing municipal limits and areas THREE ... FYI. 626 0636 - -- AUTnMritiuF pag,c e_ Excellent opporiunity Ex perienced selling, mull know par Ii AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 CommercIal 373 5176 - BY WITHIN t ' - McC',y. Atlantic National Bank u.J ... ', - and hereblv annex and designate zoning of a certalnlract of land lying I In Seminole County, Florida, and set AtSiIlanl Un,l.d Slates Attorney, Iri address of the creditor or hit agent ,., ;';: Fia. 33) - an action aqainsi the defendant(s), Reqina C. Siever. etc . Ronald I SALES REP ' Aggressive ex trovert Good company. OP portunily plus potential AAA EMPLOYMENT 323 5176 201 CommercaI ________________ DIVORCE FORMS - For free in Unfurnished SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Brand new energy efflcienl 1 Bedrooms. Kitchens equipped, beautiful bathrooms, numerous built ins, and other features 330) Sanford Ave 32) 0730 - 18-Help Wanted _________________________ WA NTS TO "BOR R .'wnãii,, Pu'ople who like money use low cost (IlSSibitd ads to buy. Sell. or traile 30-Apartments Rig. Real Estate Broker :n 1301 Oayor Night 76.40 Hi.wtha at Il 97 FURNISHED. 2 BR. I bath, living rm.. Fia., rm., 1g. utilIty i'm & Shower Carport, gas heat, lot tOO' $35 detached garage Mid 120's 645 5)92 for Sale Micro wave oven, color portable TV, '61 Imperial sedan. combination AM FM stereo 373 0706 Payton Realty 1900 • Sunday - Noon Friday '1 FERN PARK SUB. Publish' May 25. June I DIVISION, as recorded In Plat Book 1977 BIRDIE C JESSUP. DEL 126 7. Page 61.01 thu Public Records of Deceased Seminole County. Florida; NOTI CE OF ALSO. Begin at the Northeast NOTICETOTHE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION Notice is hereby given thaI liii TO ALL PERSONS HAVING corner of Lot9of said Block A. run Board of Adjustmenl of Ihe City CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST lh.nce southerly along the easterly line of said Lot Sanford will hold a Special Meeting THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 123 7'; run thence westerly 3S' toward a on Friday, June 17, 1971. Ii the City OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED ,ati at 11:30 A M In order tO COI'l poiffi 10' northerly from the South.' IN THE ESTATE: hider a request for a variance in the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED west corner 01 saId Lo$9, Zoning Ordinance as it pertains tO that run thence northerly 13737' to a Ihq administration of lIsa estate Side yard setback requirements in BIRDIE C JESSUP, deceased. p0mb on the southwesterly right of CC 7 Zoned district. LOf S 1 and File Number 77.174 CP, perdIng in way line of State Road 136. Block Ii, Tier 9. A.0 Marlin's the Circuit Court for Seminole said point being 3316 feel Subdivision. County, FlorIda, Probate Division, thwesterly from the point of' Being more specifIcally described lIsa address of wt,lch is Seminole beginning, run thence soulheaitei'Iy as located at 906 French Ave Inc County Courthouse, Sanford. 3) 16 feet to the point of beginning.. planned useof the properly is for an Florida SECTION II ZONING 32171 The personal addition lo commercial building That the repreSentative of lhe estate is ASH DESIGNATION B. L. Perkins property descrIbed in Section Of BYG JONES.wtios.adesols7os Chairman St. Matthews Circle, Altamonte this ordinance shall have the Board of Adjustment following zoning classifIcatIon: Springs, Florida 32101 The name Publish June iS. 1971 C I. commercial Zoning and address of fhe personal DFM 74 SECTION III CONDITIONS OF ____________________________ representative's attorney are ANNEXATION None forth belOW UNITED STATES DISTRICT SECTION IV REDEFINING All persons having claims or COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF demands against the estate are LIMITS BY DECLARATION FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION - required, THREE Thatthacorporatellmitso,,h,cIly WITHIN No Case 76.371.OrI.Civ.R- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of Casselberry, Florida, be and It 5 UNITED STATES OF AMERICA THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF herewIth and hereby redefined SO IS Plaintilt, vS REGINA C. 51EV. THIS NOTICE, to file wilt, the clerk to Includ, laid tract of land hereIn Florida and have not voluntarIly Dirt Workshop, 10 a.m., St. Augustine Church, ('asselberry. 7:30 p.m..10:30 p.m. 10:30 p,m..12:00 p.m. OEM iS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE OIV'SlON File Number 77'174-CP Divlsln Ihi Court that Ihe defendant, required. Church, SR 434. Y000gAduftClubforsingles,gp,m.,orlanijooapjen C WEDNESDAY DEADLINES Cas*elbervy Florida. does herewith 1977 RATES i ttirustimes 4l line 6thru7St,mes 3lca line : 6:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. . 2otimes 2lca line MONDAY thru FRIDAY (52.00MINIMUMCHARGF) 1 SATURDAY 9.Nnon ' 3 Lines Minimum ____________________________ HOURS CASSELBERRY. FLORIOA' SECTION 1 - ANNEXATION AND ZONING - That the City 01 Seminole County, Florida Publish June 6, Orlando - Winter Park ' CLASSIFIED DEPT. . HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL- San ford. Partly remodeled, 3 BR, 2 balh, 2 story, new aluminum siding, only 114.900 Owner 631. $150 per week, unlimited potential making specialty products for expanding company. Small Investment required Orlando 559 6100. 5G-?1'âscellaneous 41-Houses 41-HouRS GUARANTEED '. 322-2611 831-9993 ___________________ ___________________________ nor- ThURSDAY, JUNE16 2 24 (Mon. Tues., Wed. , MONDAY .........PRIVATE PARTIES 'v.6 Preschool storytirne, children 3-4, must register in Center. 24. (k-bi.) MO (Te 'fls) EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 300 . 2 12 6.NC)THER W0 4 '6 AU.. IN THE FAMILY June 12th Thru Aug. 31st _______________________ 9 520.000 PYRAMID 230 9: ONE LIFE TO LIVE '\ WEDNESDJ%Y, JUNE15 __________________________ Sanford Cisitan, 7:15 am., Buck's. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 pm., Altamonte Springs Civic 7 FEEDBACK ________ PG Cl Board 01 County Commissioners , . Altamonte 200 10 13 LITTLE LAURA BIG JOHN (i\LENI Family Club. WHEN COMEDY WAS KING iTht,) GO.DEN AGE COMEDY (Fn) HOOSO9IS ________________ Seminole - 12 30 12 CHICO AND THE 654 12 Wi-fATS HAPPENING) _____________ : ' 2' NBC NEWS UPDATE TuetnAy 24-Business Opportunmes . _________________________________________________ C LASS IF I ED A DS , "s. 1257 xcONOMYiij' SANITATION Florida Statutes 1957 S. Sam Jo, Watson, Jr. 4 LOCAL NEWS 6: SUNSHINE ALMANAC FOR THE LOVE OF BENJI SUPER IOR SERV ICE, and that I Intexid to register said name with the Clerk 01 th Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of Ihe Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit, Section 16509 1200 645 _____________________________ is engaged in business at 907 Magnolia Avenwe,..Sanlo(d, S.mnole County. Florida, under lhe lictitiOus name 01 Afternoon ' Notice is hereby given that t NOTiCE OF SHIRIFF'S SALI NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthet ciIi Council Of the City by virtue of that certain Writ of Cau.fb.rry, Florida1 adopted ii 9 MERY QFUFflN SHOW Execution issued out of and under Ordinance of Anneiationas follows: 24) MISTER ROGER' the sail of the Circuit Court of OROINANCINO.331 NEIGHDORH000 OrangeCounty,FIorIdà.uponi final AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 530 Iudgmentrenderedinthealoresald OF CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA court on the lit day of June. AD. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING 2) NEWS l76, in that certain case entitled, WITHIN THE CORPORATE 611 BEWiTCHED Exchange International I easing LIMITS OF THE CITY OF li THE ELECTRIC COt,4Corp. a corporation. Plaintiff VS. CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA, AN P''' Barrington PropertIes, Inc. a AREA OF LAND SITUATE AND 1 241 THE ELECTRIC COM Florida corporation and Carole M. BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, PANY Warmlngton, and Barrett Con. FLORIDA. AND MORE PAR ____________________ s'ructionlnc,aFloridacorPoration TICULARLY DESCRIBED A. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of FOLLOWS: Execution was delivered to me as All that part of Lots 2 and 90, Block Legal Notice S?ieritlof Seminole County, Florida, A of a Repiat of Block C of SOUTH INVITATION TO OW and I have levied upon the following FERN PARK SUBDIVISION, as OF STATE FLORIDA, described property owned by Carole recorded in PIat Book 7 Pag DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND MWarmington,siidpropertybeing Ii, Of th Public Records of REHABILITATIVE SERVICES located In Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County. Florida: SEALED BIDS WILL BE RE more particularly described as ALSO: Begin at tte Noriheasti CEIVED UNTIL 1:30 P.M. JULY follows: corner of LotC of laid Block A. run1 Ii, 1977 at 120 LIVE OAKS BLVD.. On Lot 11, Block D, The Springs, thence Southerly along the Eastec(1f CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA FOR as recorded in PIat Book 16, Page 10. line of said Lot 9, 125.2'; run thenc APPROXI LY 1 1,679 andlocated at 305 Wild Olive Land, Westerly 35' toward a point 10' SQUARE FEET OF OFFICE Longwood, Florida. Northerly from the Southwes SPACE TO BE LOCATED WITHIN and the undersigned as SherIff 01 ) corner Of laid LOt 9; THE FOLLOWING GEOGRAPHIC Seminole County, Florida, will it run thence Northerly 137.31' to a 60 UN DRY FROM THE IN. 11:00 A M. on the 23rd day of June, point on the Southwssterly right TERSECTION OF U.S. 1792 AND AD. 1977. offer for sale and sail to way lineol State Road 434, said point FRENCH AVENUE. WEST ON 17. thshigtieit bidder, for Cash, Subiect being 3346 feet Northwesterly from 92 TO TAMARINA AVENUE. to any and all existing liens, at the the point of beginning; SOUTH ON TAMARINA AVENUE Front (West) Door 01 the Seminole run hence Southusterly 3316 TO ROUTE 10 16. WEST o3N County Courthouse in Sanford, 10 the point of beginning; ROUTE NO. 46 TO PERSIMMON Florida, the above described per. DECLARING AVAILABILITY OF AVENUE. SOUTH ON PER. sonal property. MUN ICIPAL SER VICES;' SIMMON AVENUE TO 13TH That said sale is being made to DEFINING CONDITIONS OF STREET, EAST ON 13TH STREET satisfy the terms of laid Writ of ANNEXATION: PROVIDINGTO LAKE MARY BLVD., SOUTH Execution. ZONING CLASSIFICATION; ON LAKE MARY BLVD. TO John E. Polk, REDEFINING THE CORPORATE Al RPOR T BLVD.. EAST ON Sherift LIMITS OF CASSELBERRY, AIRPORT BLVD. TO SANFORD Seminole County, Florida FLORIDA. TO INCLUDE SAID AVENUE. NORTH ON SANFORD Publish: June11. 15,22, 1977 PARCEL OF LAND IN THE AVENUE TOROUTEP4O,16.EAST DEMI MUNICIPAL LIMIJS OF SAID, ON ROUTE NO. 44 TO MELLON CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. NOTICE OF INTENT VILLE AVENUE, NORTH ON The following ordinance will be MENT OF CITY MAP TO IN MELLONVILLE AVENUE TO considered for adoption by tie CLUDE THE ANNEXATION SEMINOLE BLVD., WEST ON Board of County Commissioners of HEREIN: PROVIDING FOR THE SEMINOLE BLVD.. TO POINT OF Seminole County. Florida, on June RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR ORIGIN. 21, 1977, aI the hour of 7:00p.m., in CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; SPACE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR the County Commissioners Room SEVERABILITY; AND EF. OCCUPANCY FEBRUARY 1, 1,71 No. 203. Seminole County Ct'jr. FECTIVE DATE. OR WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS IhouSe. Sanford, Florida; WHEREAS, there has bean tiled . AFTER EXECUTION OF A VALID AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING with the City Clerk of the City 010 LEASE. WHICHEVER OCCURS PORTIONS OF THE SEMINOLE Calselberry, Florida, a petillon for YEAR LEASE AND A FIVE (5) YEAR RENEWAL OPTION AT PLAN. SETTING FORTH THE of the area sought to be annexed FOR THE ADOP Consenting 10 and requesting the crriirn QL'ric Ai IN. AUTHORITY - - . TION OF THE COMPREHENSIVE annexatlonandzcnlngofthatrc,I VITATIONS MAY BE OBTAINED PLAN; ADOPTING THE specifically described herein; and. FROM ERNIE WILSON AT DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK WHEREAS, the City Council of SUNLAND TRAINING CENTER PORTION OF THE COM P.O. BOX 35)3. ORLANDO. PREHEP4SIVE PLAN BY ADOP. the City of Casselbecry, Florida, trecetoforeatregularme,slngof tti9 32107 OR BY FLORIDA TING BY REFERENCE THREE City Council has approved thI PHONING 1303) 79*4431 (3) SEPARATE DOCUMENTS petition signed by the landowner of THE RIGHT IS RESERVED TO E NT I TI E 0 ''NAT U R AL the area sought to be annexed, REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS. RESOURCES AND CON consenting to and requesting thee PubliSh June 13,14. IS, 16, I?. 19.20. SE RVA T ION. ECONOM I CS annexation of said parcel and has 21, 1977 HOUSING AND GENERAL LAND considered thoroughly the OEM 6$ USE. AND SERVICES AND feasibility of Such annexation and FACILITIES"; SETTING FORTH zoning to the City of Casselben'y, FICTITIOUS NAME THE PURPOSE AND INTENT OF Florida.lnaccordancewlth Chapter. Notice iS hereby given that we are THE COMPREHENSIVE PLAN lll.0U, Laws of Florida. 1976, and engaged in business at 661 Turtle AND LISTING THESE SPECIFIC WHEREAS. objections to such 37701, Mound Dr., Casselberry PARTS OF THE ELEMENTS annexation and zoning have been Seminole County. Florida under Ihe THAT ARE TO BE ADOPTED considered and hearingS held, and it fictitious name of FLASHBACK'S. ESTABLISHING THE LEGAL appearing In ttie best interest of the and that we Intend to register said STATUS OF THE COM City of Caiselberry, Florida, tO name with the Clerk of the Circuil PREHENSIVE PLAN annex and zone said property, Court. Seminole County, Florida PROVIDING FOR A SEVER sijbiect to specific conditions and accordance with the provisions 01 ABILITY CLAUSE. AND PRO restrictions: and the FictitiouS Name Statutes, To VIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE WHEREAS, the City Council has Wit Section 66509 Florida Slatutes DATE concluded from Investigation that 1957 All persons for or against Said all municipal services will be S Daniel I. Ch,sPiolm ordinance can be heard at said time available to the area to be ed Wayne Frongelto and place on the effective date Publish June IS. 22, 29. July 6, 1971 By order of the Board of County dinance. DEM7I CoxnmisslonersofSeminoleCounty, P40W. THEREFORE. BE IT Florida BY THE CITY FICTITIOUS NAME ENACTED R H Beckwlth. Jr. hereby given that I am Not ic COUNCIL OF tHE CITY 6) STAR TREK ri in *táth a studio panel Ines to Morning Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - ,. 'warts his freedom to do his o*n thing " 5 SO'JA.R. 11.30 2 12) TONIGHT 4 CBS LATE MOViE 'CofPetee- FaIk stars in this tale of a reolut*xiary wrinkle cream *ti.ch causes a nuder. 1973. 6 AU. THAT GUTTERS ABC CAPTIONED FOR THE DEAF 9 THE ROOKIES (R) 2 3 GIRLS 3 In the SCO(xi edition of ene e- Akn' Efløri Foley arid Iix Keàiedy wel guest 4 CBSMOVIE.I-bghtjme. Bing Crosby. Tuesday Weld. A widdwer res.rnes is college career and tnes to become one 0(theboys 6 MOVIE "Cool Lthe.'Pa&4tleswnan,George Kennedy. 1967. Story of a THE VAN 11/ other!" 2) n&j AMERICA thaw ____________ i ,, y i p,&j.y Thursday SOLAR-X d_' C'i',x,wxp. '.'.' 1 HERE'S LUCY (RI N SEARCH OF THE 2 Ic I 1000 I 2 :12) SANFORD AND SON 11:15 '"5 . / ._ p ( ,#r 24) SESAME STREL1' H'MAN George Harmtton. Jason Rob- U1:33 7) LILIAS. YOGA AND 24' ZOOM _____________ 1030 6$' PHIL SILVERS SHOW MAN. authorof'BreastCancer"taiks aboit her workandteflsabout 646 MOVIE "Act One.' . '6) NEW MICKEY MOUSE cit 6$. GILLIGAN'S ISLAND ni 34) SESAME STREET 9. MARCUS WELBY. M.D (R) il2) THE ADOAMS FAMILY 430 '6) BEWITCHED 900 1 2) THE PRICE IS RIGHT hi n 3:15 t 9) GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 4; 6) MATCH GAME 6M THEARCHIES ')L-II Legal Notice Legal Notice E .,t CaIi ___ To List Your Business...DiI 322-2611 or 83l9993J $16 -ACREAGE ____ j 1- " ,,.". - S.-. 1' .-, 1" . - .,'.__' - '.'.'.A1'" t''m'f �' 121-Evening Norahlli, Sanford, P1 Wed,w,day, June 13, 1q77 Pamper Pop With -4 SsJ 4 I. . ? • FATHER'S DAY FEAST No-Fail Chicken Dinners iii LOWERS YOUR By forget to take out the small package usually stuffed Into the cavity of poultry you buy in the supermarket. Or, you forget to thaw the frozen birds in time to cook them on bedu1e. y didn't turn on the oven. These are just a few of the goofs beginning cooks often admit, after they are into later stages of the culinary arts. If you plan to barbecue your chicken on the o utdoor grill, light the char coal briquets In plenty of time so they have come down to the ash-coated stage which gives even, consistent heat forproper Cooking. AM,for a try eteu some such as EVERYDAY OF THE WEEK, DAY-IN ' , EVERY D AY phi _-.- (P , :.-• OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK / 8 to 9 Weekdays 9 to 7 Sundays . i_. _ 14 n Over 9000 ems nrniirrn IL)fl ., . To Everyday ' ' , s.t :i c:..T PICKLE RELISH................33 BARBECUE SAUCE .. UNG I FRUNWH LE 56, WHITE FLOUR ..... 't £ c 'IIAL' 48c M401-t OR -" -i PRODUC E A 7 21 LB AV G - PRICE !1 WATERMELON !' i 0, A too 1:110. P _.. C~,, 11.4 CIGS ' UU VB salt not FA 0. 'e so A? c..a'' k68 I IWDDIIu NLt,UnuL LI LMCE HEAD j EVERYDAY LOW PRICE C&ANBERRY CORNISH LB 58 -7 Will is LARGE EGGS 1 BEEF LIVER LOAF 't 24t b 4 11 0t. DKIST Pit TI ' Ii COMBINATION PACK FRYER PARTS EVERYDAY LOW PRICt (n•,t•,j.t.L ARM S TrP, I 1 88C I , COTTAGE I . ' ' ............ 78 A. 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POTATO SALAD ......... • BRAUNSCHWEIGER.. 68C ___________________________________________________________________________________ L - •.....•• '7' HAM La DELI LOAVES .?. • 24 lot LED VEAL CUTLETS '. _' .. *, jjj.i'..L ;•'-•:•- .),_ 52 j ' CHEESE 88C , . • I 88, CALF LIVER I FAIIVAY FARM chnp% I BOLOGNA .................SLICEOBACON ' 98, .1,1-1 .1. -A. 4114 - It PORK 1 1.18 1,L LOINS ....... 1 4.38 VEAL PATTIES I , QUARTERED 78c r RESH SLICED TO YOUR ORDER ROACH RAY BQ Ajiwl.?d STEW BEEF Ooz. o .28 4Pfl'fl 'R(FZERP.CltATS ' a a ' Eit'.LupDOZEN E lp FOR BAR STEAKS 1b CUBE STEAK'S 3 arrange chicken on a rack in a broiler Pan. Place under a hot broiler. six inches from hat source. Broil following preceding directions. Makes 4 t.RIAT -. GROUND BEEF Medium USDA o i'votc iin ROUND %0"0 LA I II V - •.'' FAMILY PACK RUMP or SIRLOIN TIP L5 32C FA 32' L 9 28 ' j. 1 9C A AU At IU OWS, BONELESS ROAST SALE l0 CABBAGE GREEN BEANS CAROLINA PEACHES .. 6B , EVERYQAY LOW PRICE CAL100111041A ICEBERG CALLON it I " 56C ARMOUR . SWEET CORN 10 FRESH ILA T11; __________________________ Mf: i1iini ii - }RLSII R ESH - , D C .........94 PORK & BEANS 1 .28 id 'i..ii -,- 1 AMERICAN CHEESE ........... 98C COMPARTMENT PLATES F 3cupsfrrsborfrouii.fresli crasberries ,.Did •' .,,, ø.e.eit PRINGLES..................78C MASHED POTATOES .....68C cp 411 43 WIT 4 GAME HENS pc" c' BEER WITT C.T .i. .,'A%! :s .: - To( Pitif IA%CLID 901 .1 atf OUR C , ' 58' FRENCH FRIES MANWICH SAUCE... FRYERS EVERYDAY ..z •VeLVII i ' ' 2 tablespoons applesauce 2 tablespoons catsup 2 tablespoons water 2 tablespoons on 11,141pulk 041TI SILF AISIN~ CR PLAi% KIM? ALI FLAVORS SAII 13c 1101 C 58C " EVERYDATLOWMCE SPA()I(E[) HAMS 78" 98C FROSTY POPS ................. . %jiiii L I Vic S1O" LYKES , ' 0 flIflt vi• I#t 9( li) '.5 Cl" get more 'O Our t"O"t' fun, but A' CiO'' '(0ti 5' LOW rflCeS. A M RTID fLA VI CAS powder 01 ." •'' 144 tablespoons original Worcestershire sauce Ili R SAVEM ' - -7. ' P ICE • - ;i cup frozen concentrated orange juice, undiluted 144 cups sugai IV4 cup butter or margarine BACKYARD COOKOUT OR A BEACH PICNIC! . PEANUT SAUCED CHICXEN 4. cup chunky-style peanut in a small bowi combine peanut butter, applesauce, catsup, water, oil, worcatenhire sauce and gar Bc powder. Set aside. Lightly Wrinkle both sides of chicken with salt. Place chicken on a rack over slow burning char coal. Grill for ) minutes on each side Brush with peanut mixture Broil until crisp and golden, about 8 minutes. Turn and brush with peanut mixture. FAIRWAY PROVIDES THE LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN. i . ' DAY OUT... - WE HAVE ALL THE FIXIN'S FOR A Evryd Clv LOW Pr ices GOLDIUST cut in eighths I . cranberry. Li teaspoongarlic I LA a peanut sauce or batter RESCUE STATION FOR ACKYAR-DCOOKOUTSI. HOME OF EVERYDAY LOW PRCES! FOOD COSTS IN 9 7 7 It is difficult to go wrong when preparing chicken or Cornish game hem. That is, unless before cooking you 10 T ILEENCLAmE The Herald Servien snowballs. Cover. 1 teaspOon baking Powder d ½ teaspoon salt RemovefmhtWd let making Mack pepper 1. Marinate chicken 1 bow in coming 1 pack Sweet 'N Low upon us, it's time to 'pamper mixture of all other lngredlents. ¼ cup cold water about 10 minutes. Remove and 2 apples, pared and sliced ½ teaspoon pepper 2. Remove chicken from 1 large cucumber POP," says Carol Korfin, Area ½ teaspoon cinnamon reserve snowballs. 1. Skin tomatoes, cut in thick 1 teaspoon salt Director of the Diet Workshop. marinade and place In shallow I. Beat 1 egg with 3 pacin cold 2. Mix yolks with egg baking di. Bake uncovered in slices. Halve pepper, seed and ½ cup vinegar "Instead of a rich high calorie, N sweetener. Add 2 tablespoons dl Sweet ' adding 2 packs water, onion Into 1 tablespoon lemon juice high fat, high cholesterol slow oven at 2$ degrees for 1 slice into strips. Slice evaporated skim milk. Beaj Low. Stir a little hot milk into Arrange 44 teaspoon minced parsley rounds. thin dinner, how about some gift hour or until chicken Is tender, the Nst well. all ingredients egg mixture, add this to 1. Mix suggestions to help 'old dad' Baste with marinade several vegetables, each separate from e milk over low heat, 2. Add broken up br. ) such as some tnis or golf times while cooking. SErve on the others on serving platter. together. Marinate cucumbers of th stirring and cooking refrigerator, powder, salt and bet until baking l hours in ra celery seve 2. Combine vinegar, lessons or equipment. Th e hot platter. one unt il ba tter is smooth slightly thickened, about weeks. il l keep two salt, en er, mustard seed, W sweet FIRE AND ICE exercise will do him a world of minute. SNOWBALLS cayenne pepper, and water In a TOMATOES good and boost his ego. 3. Pour Into Pam Sprayed $ 3. Pour thickened milk into 4 small saucepan. Boil furiously 2 cups skim milk $ ripe tomatoes dessert dishes. Place 2 inch cake or pie pan. Arrange CHICKENTERtYAKI pretty for 1 minute. Pour over 1 teaspoon vanilla 1 large green pepper apple sliced over dough, 1 trying snowballs in each (fiSh vegetables. Coil In refrigerator 3 eggs, separated 1 red onion pushing slices Into dough. removed, t in APPLE TORTE il serving time. Just before 4 pecks Sweet 'N Low unt ~ cup Klhkoman Rice serving pieces 4. Beat 1 egg with 2 packs 2 eggs serving, pare and slice 2 tablespoons cold water W ine Vinegar 44 cup Klkkoznan artificial sweetener, adding 1 5 pucks Sweet 'N Low Arrange with other 2 pucks Swee t 'N Low cucwnb 1 teaspoon cele ry sail Sauce tablespoons evaporated skim tablespoons evaporated skl I 1. Bring skim milk and 4 vegetab1s. Garnish with 2 packs Sweet 'N Low one-third cup milk. Pour over apples milk vanilla to a boll. Set aside. Beat parsley. 44 teaspoon mustard wt Vinegar , m tl y with cinnamon Melba Sprinkle ligh ounces Arnold un t il M if f, 2 th e three egg whites CUCUMBER DAL'ID seed teaspoon garlic powder Bake at 400 degrees for Thin Dietslice Bread, add 4 packs Sweet 'N Low. Drop 3 cucumbers, pared and 44 teaspoon cayenne 2 packs Sweet 'N Low broken Into small minutes or until apples are large spoonfuls of egg white sliced thin 44 tablespoon ground tender. Serve warm. pieces into boiling milk mixture, 1 tablespoon dried onion 44 teaspoon freshly ground ginger 1 t .. Father's Day Fathers Day Dinner' A .5 " .56 119 1.24 5c IC 75 61 ici 2690 ORLANDO AVE. SANFORD - � 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, June 15, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 15, 1977. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Sanford, FL Mo,ay, June Ii 1q77 BLONDIE by Chic Young SK YOU ONE T1,49 SIX C(O.00K NEWS. THE SEVEN OtLOCK NEWS THE TEN 0-cuxx New-c - AND - NEWS - __ OUESTION NEW? 41 or SURE 5 Loc-lie 58 Automotive witty 12 13 80 Fill 0 1 Cowboy's __ 04 ,'' Kellod '°j Answer toPieviousPunlI 57 Actress ACROSS MAY ii ic v i -i-i..s. '.r s. i 77 . 1 ° II I row0 I alw1ol t :: Atop 62Ahk. L[ ci W iI! f !N I 15 This (Sp.) IjI iIiNWij ! ! 2 ' • 1S Sailor's locket A L N 00 ! DOWN 17 Look after N N $ I. 1. 0 V I N j 15 Spook y . • N o a a A iNii 20 Flushes out v a ' 1NN ANI$I0L 22 Wizen 2 Church part 24 Slices 3 Wool blemish 23 Old English 40 cI.ra&1 Marshall's degre. pronoun 32 Starchy Edible badge 41 Look closely 24 Ideal gas • root .. - - - ) b-11 11% a 12 BEETLE BAILEY I • OUR PIKE, Olt G ordo n' Dancing shot implement by Mort Walker J' BEETLE. 5ARGE WANTS flIE* CANS CLEAN BEORE \ / t*-'tt.' I OR 3 Snare ELSE ________ tongue 41 Mortar EE.' $ Douce 27 Blows up g 10_ Blanc 29 Aleutian IlCompanlonof island 30 Acid odds 45 Church council 52 Addict kin :: I component (pl.) measure 38 Shoo part Hawaii 21 Choose - — — — 13 12 " 15 ArtSansom " TIS TH6 MEN SWFF? t~lKE — 14 — — — 22 bfl4l SUCOL .E,ATIE.. 23 24 25 26 27 ——— 32 Tl&VZ - 35 - - '1 L ! '- "I ARCH I E I 44 ' I— iiBIJOu'? THEY MAo€iT IPJTOA TWINThEATRE.' ..-/ -' . YEAH - I 04M REALLY 7 ('1 DOWT K$JOW I TOOK BETTY' I HAVEN'T I ONLY SAW 8ITS TOSUTHAT SEEN THAT AND P$ECES OF I'T1 N EW MONS . TER ONE YET MOVIE NOW WAS IT If BJOU ONE.' ' HOW I ALSO TOOK VERMICA 1OSEETHEMOd1E TWO ______ - T T 7 —— - - 43 — E 48 - - - 34 - — - 51' — — — - - - - - —— - _________ 61 - 62 - - - - r 00 i . Z - . 1 J : - •.• __________ HOROSCOPE PR ISCI LLA'S POP -\ - by Al Vermeer II STUART! c EMPTY r KNOW `YCL1'RE 1-lEADING FOR TI-IE IOJR HAT. POCKETS' A TENNIS BALL ON WHAT'S WRIONG I WITH rC*J? 'i-CU I HAVE A SALL BOY./ ARE '- -' ' SUSPICIOUS / _J THE STEPS! ) c-3 - . S' • -- ,.---*•. - - . ______ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider EVERqom k*ZM TO (RXD FIRlEA= FJD T1M IU LL $i%_E. i' TFE1JtL \ THAT 11ME, IT:S JUST TKAT W FREMDS j IWAJ M0ST YOURBIRTHDAY nor your better half are very June 14, 1977 efficient when it comes to this year. If at all possible, do it 21) Decisions offering an easy without associates. You'll fare way out aren't the best for you better that way. today. Unfortunately, you y WEST & QJ 10 V K 1097 # 8 52 69 7 2 not in character for you to Don't have fun today at the expense of another. Such practice duplicity. LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. fl) Should conduct could cause more 1 well-meaning friend want to serious consequences than West North East by Stoffel & Helmdahl HOWS BUSNESS, E-VEMTHING ELMER% 0 IS &W WELL AT 'FIDOLE FOURTH HAVE A GICIOD FOODLE r%Ay... ANO FADDLE, AND 1 1._i _________ -• - 1 I 0 — J 96 3 411111865 3 sou-rii ( D) *A $ ,A Q $5 3 Both vuWrable Pau %gth 2 N. T. 3V Pau 6 V ... -. ' - / ' , ' . / /F:. . - __ ' .. , . - 'l'1"P I - •,. i •:.' t'. ' • . -- N_ "1 .1.,...>. -4 ----• -' - .-. / ' -" - ',• ''-• As.r - confer with the school board on the development, but doubted It would be discussed at Wednesday's school board meeting. t.. "If the board wishes, we can , • develop a plan that will ' all eviate the problem," said l.ayer,"orthedecisloncouidbc •. appealed." ---f for the iii A program A. desegregation of Seminole County Schools had been apCopies of "Sanford Now and Then," a history of the proved on Aug. 3, 1970. The . . -. . s' ' . I. 1. 7 .*. * - A. SITE PLAN APPROVED BY COMMISSION FOR FIVE POINTS COUNTY COMPLEX .10 4 ,. -- ' ,* ...-... Site . - ' Changed .. . _ . -*-. * - ,•''i. A&IFt . . c . federal court plan provided for secretary at the Greater Sanford Chamber of desegregation of schools, Classes, facilit ies, staff, perCommerce and Jack homer chamber executive sonnel transportation, and manager, check the book as Bill Nlacl,auchlin. ext r acurricular ac V A f)l) The promise of an answer Percy commented this applied for $4.5 million to build morning as the commission the complex, but officials of the from state officials within a voted unanimously to increase federal Economic Development month on possible state funding ByStARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer * Sem nole County - cials minority transfers. ited wa * parking on the site. Access to Administration ~ EDA) of the of the project was given to Polk hear within a month whether the site from U.S. 17-92 south of Commerce Department later Monday in Tallahassee after a Celery City Printing, points out details. Copies of the also provided for majority to state funds will be available to Sanford, approved by the told Seminole officials only $1 meeting with state officials. book are available at the chamber now for *10 or against West if he holds the same distribution as North. An y chance far better than no chance. This time South can handle the bad trump break." Oswald: "it is just a matter of leaving trumps alone as. long as possible. u th cashe#'. may be specially ordered in a hardback edition, for morning will provide for 275 Those transfers meant that a complex near Five Points, will be from the existing access year for the project. County Sheriff John Polk has parking spaces and will cost $20. It's all part of this year's Sanford Centennial child attending a schoul where Vr 9rding to Land Develop- road leading to the county's build the proposed $4.5 million commissioners this morning million would be available this celebration. See L%YER, Page ZA The site plan approved this visited EDA officials In i11 nt Administrator John juvenile detention center, IA~-t Novemlxr the county Washington to get more money. Percy. See WORD, Page 3A Legal Negotiator Sought 4. Sanford Delays Acti"on On Polioce Bargaining Agent the clubs and diamonda, Poor West has to follow." Jim: "Everyme is down to three trumps. South leads a low trump. West must win and lead away from his king of trumps to give South the last " two By DONNA ESTES The official request came in bargaining unit and that the Herald Staff Writer the form of a letter presented same number have officially of 21 lawsuits filed against the position of real estate coor- receive a maximum salary of No action was taken pending City of Sanford as one of the dinator. The coordinator is to $1,000 monthly for three months. official bargaining agent, assemble the 2,000 acre spray litigation have been dismissed. irrigation land package for the Granted permission to a confers with a Miami law firm specializing in union Police Benevolent Association, Inc., (OCPBA). in a couple of days with its labor union lawyers to decide what the Miami law firm of Muller and Mintz, specialists in union Three cases remain active and should be dismissed shortly, he proposed regional sewer plant A Nebraska reader asks Oswald: "According to what we do with: negotiations, the Sanford City Con-unission Monday took no Micciche said his organization already has negotiations, as authorized by the city commission. said. County Veteran Service Officer Clinton Westbrook to continue wi th sits mount ed on pods You've zeroed in on what you what you do or buy; it could be want to accomplish today, but hard to live with. Lukacs and Rubens the All's W1110111611i careful declarer tries to in. The bidding has been opened action gn a request from an Orlando organization that it be received signed authorizations from about 85 per cent of the In other action, the commission: Commissioner John Morris that David Farr. former county and to serve North Seminole on East Third Street and on South Magnolia Avenue for a 90- there's one problem. You could ARIES March 21-April 19) use very ineffectual methods to Take care what you say today, sure any slam contract and to our left with one spade. Our forgets about overtricks. partner has doubled for recognized as an official bargaining agent for city Sanford Police Department's personnel asking the group action it now will take in Its effort to get the city to - Heard a report from City Attorney Vernon Mize that city planner, is the first choice of the North Seminole Regional County, including the Cities of Sanford and Lake Mary. day period while persons become acquainted with the Barring ruffs, the only Udng takeout NW the next hand has that an,urtSout1i is a 4-0 •• t rump urea. To guard e , uu someone to against this he wins the spade pla y our hand for us FaiIln police. officially represent it as a recognize It as the city police's alincrit two years to the day, 18 Sewer Committee for the Farr, if appointed. will some decorative changes around ho me today. Be car ef ul A flippant chance remark LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A could offend someone and you sharp sal esman could palm off may have difficulty explaining some inferior merchandise on you meant no harm. Pass Pass i'us J4 By Oswald & James Jacoby lead in his hand and leads a that, we bid two clubs A. joined the organization. Micciche, ____________ ________ LandIlll Airing Delayed, PageZA_ IL Am. ova, WAq i r ' 5 v , / I., ___ / • uNIvr,aer / — I / ' hfti') \. . . • . . • i,i 2 ' - ;W1 PS I WED NESDAY'S TIDES Duytona Beach: high 7:52 1-37 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:15 ,4w• _i,_ & .. I.. thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent today, 30 per cent tonight and 50 per cent 16 by Garry Trudeau _7 90s. Winds variable 10 oc- A6 r*LL 00 DOONESBURY location of the new office. 141K Partly cloudy, hot and humid today and Wednesday. Ch an ce HERE— vV1TH WcVE- TH ffArr"R between the curbs and sidewalk • perature, 75; overnight low, 70; bIgb, 97; yesterday's barometric pressure, 30.02; relathe humidity, U per cent; win ds, three mp.h No rain. and had become a human spider #0 . Own ..age ares For g'i* t' C Heard a report From WEATHER accientally be WHY - -. low tr=P. If West shows out, pray. dummy's Jack will lose to (For IN coPy of JACOBY East's king but the 1047 will MODERN, send $I ro. -Win of be finessable. West follows, the Jack is played from durn- P-0 Box 489, Radio City Statoon, my &W East shows out.No* York. N.Y. 10019) While attendingaiemonstration in radiology student ciposed ' RADIOACTIVE RAYS Peter soon found he had GAINED the insect's powers Stephen by * Opening lead — Q - -. . I defendants in the jail fire Guy' s CR.M j Lt iir j-4I '...." . \ •. !'3rI ,.*4?•j - •. _... chance of a trump coup MRRI'frD wrn'y ,, ..• I 1 Knowles of David Kornreich of PC, vou P0 To by T. K. Ryan flLAV5 - Jim: Things look hopeless - TUMBLEWEEDS , 1. of afternoon and evening thundersboAers. Warm tonight TXA* • the hiring by city h1gr. W. E. Pass 5 V A0WqEVJVR! mowwCANOT YOU v He said the OCPBA will meet 'ff RAcjc _____ . by Stan Lee and John Romita - - ' -. ( MY CHILL4145 Mp krywi1pI "rc1 4 School to comply with a 1970 consent degree. The decision 6y the 5th ctrcult Court In New Orleans Monday reversed a district court ruling by Judge George C. Young in June 1976 that no action would be required by the school board to change the racial balar.ce of the predominantly black school. Layer said today he would '... ' THEN dummy a king of spades, ruffs the last spade and runs off all 4 A 10 4 A K 10 g " . president of the Orange County )ou today. You don't pay TAURUS ((April 20-May 201 enough attention to warranties. Todjy you're not as quality. guarantees or quality. conscious as you usually are. SCORPIO (OkA. 24-Nov. 221 You may pay too much for an The family budget muld be- In item of little durability for ILunps today. Neither you value, FIDDLE 9753 2 :. Deciding to wait until it go after it. DVrIlE EAST _______ 10111 integrate Midway Elementary 't but they aren't. There is still a GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If be tempted to try the -no )ou value a friendship. don't sweat" route. promise to do something you CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan don't intend to do or can't acou're a no19) ' complich. The disappointment n onsense pe son work. k Today be severe. you u' re easily distract ed and CANCER (June 21-July -Speak its highly today of may Indulge in dawdling or daydreaming. someone when they're not AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(lFeb. 19) present as when they are. It's have adverse effects. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 UJU ou city are now available. Virginia Longwell (left). 0K Q 7 *QJ4 I ........... * ruling by a federal appeals court that the county must . It', O.SWAII) and JI1.S J1C()It' NORTH - .1.1 Seminole County School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer today had "no real reaction yet" to a '&vria, 13 i I er a er Mum ra ' 'I1_,,• fl SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. plead your case in a career appear on the surface. - ____________ mi - cannot cut without forming a except that occasionally l get a scar and a person prone to pain like an electrical current keloldsis very apt tohave going through the temple and another kelold gr ow out of the sometimesasharpstabof pain scar tissue from surgically in my ear. Somehow I never tho ught of removing an old kelold. Yo ur letter sho ul d serve as a one get ting a rt hritis In the warning that ear piercing Is not head. Can all this be arthrltls?Q am 85 years old. witho ut its complications, DEAR READER Yes, you I think your daughter should see a dermatologist. If he thinks can ha ve art hri tis of the hinge the keloids can be removed of the jaw. It is a joint and is Try to develop the dramatic, handling money. creative ideas youll be getting matter today, try to talk him PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) out of it. His humbling may You might impulsively make • •I night for warmth My jaw fl WIN AT -_ HOLD IT. . By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - _______ e-g Ru es 1 - j - — this problem. It's bugging me morning hours I wake with the and it very embarrassing to side of my head really hurting. I keep a towel pinned around it ft her. daughter to have X-ray other joints. I think you should make an treatment just ln the area of the surgery. This sometimes helps appointment to see a dentist. to prevent a regrowth of Many problems of that joint can another keloid out of the new be best managed by a dentit scar tissue. andhemaybeabletoglveydrl I For somerelieffromyourproblem. DEAR DR. LAMB several weeks I had an ache in It Is important to know If it t. " myrlghttemple.Thehlngeof arthritis oradental problem my jaw bone was sore, making affecting the joint. w 00 surgically he may want your subject to the same problems of 5e - 60 - s3 54 C -. back? Every two years she has still having trouble. In the early Also her ear hurts her Va W longer cracks. During the day arise from scar tissue. You my head feels pretty good 30 131 1 I 33 -- _________________ _____36 — 37 41 3 i39 40 - j -. 29 I 57 Cjj ____' - 1 1 C U I - by Bob Montana HAVE YOtu SEE —1 — 28 2 I —— 20 21 - ___ in some information. Are there give me an injection vvhich any ear specialists? Can't the would "take care of it." root be cut out so it won't grow This was weeks ago and I a.I., - to 1 - asked If! have arthritis. He grown back again. Dr. Lamb, please give me said he would have the nurse - is &FDOU UP TO II - I - ___ point ———— N THE BORN LOSER Lamb I tried to get an appointment bump formed and kept growing th my husband's doctor, but wi larger and larger. Finally I took her to a before! did my husband had to surgeon.Shewas l3then. The go for an emergency so hl. doctor cut it off but he said It doctor gave me about tiye would grow back. 15 she had minutes — felt my a n tnw it has at my throat and mouth, and surgery ! 39 Earliest born 6-13 Blinn r. - to geta little Infected Itook acracklngnotse lthurttoc 1 Think 31 State (Fr.1 ' Sanford, Ficrlda 37771 — Price 10 Cents 69th Year, No. 254— Tuesday, June 14, 1977 My DEAR DR.. LAMB k s ,a..a seiuO. uUgii high sthool. She has a kelold on one of her ears which grew after her ears were pierced. The earrings given to her looked expensive but later the them out at once and after It and there was sor en ess tmckr seemed to be hewed the little my jaw. 46 Lit 47 Hillside (Scot) 49 Sundae topping 50 Gumbo duds e1I1d ear became swollen and started COUI1IY 44 Intestines 45 Hug B Ballerina' s I 1 43 English 25 Of ships 26 abbr.) 7 Myth ical aviator 37 Sensed with _____ condition I 11IJCit11l2 I I Today W , •• Calendar Comics CrossAord Editorial I-B 6-B 4 Horoscope 11-B •. II P' # I • • ' .1tionday in parts of Central Florida reached ' i4' �IA—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, By Longwood Study Group What's With Human R'i'ghts In Russia? NA 1 10N MOSCOW (AP) "It's no secret that the human rights situation In the Soviet Union is lad and that it has not Improved since the Helsinki accords were signed," says a document signed by 22 of the nation's most outspoken dissidents. "The Soviet Union had no real Intention of ever complying with the human rights provisions of these accords." religious problems and about alleged psychiatric oppression. Dissident claims of activities outside Moscow are difficult for Western correspondents to check because of government. imposed restrictions on travel. The dissidents at the recent news conference described the following problems, which fall under the provisions of the Helsinki accords: — IN BRIEF Schlesinger Pleading N On Natural Gas WASHINGTON (AP) — Policy White House energy adviser James R. Schlesinger is going before a congressional panel to try to salvage the Carter administration's plan for keeping some controls on natural gas prices. The administration is hoping to persuade the full House Commerce Committee to reverse its energy and power subcommittee's decision last week to deregulate the price of some natural gas. The administration contends that deregulation would send utility bills soaring for consumers who rely on natural gas. Girl Scout Slaying Probe LOCUST GROVE, Okla. (AP) Harsh flood lights powered by thumping portable generators lit a 610-acre campground as officers searched through the night for clues in the murder of three young Girl Scouts. "We've got a maniac somewhere around," said Waynes County Sheriff Glen "Pete" Weaver Monday. "This thing is horrible, It's the work of a demented person." According to camp — director Barbara Day, no one reported hearing anything unusual between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., the time authorities believe a lone assailant beat and strangled the girls, then dragged their nude bodies in blood-soaked sleeping bags to the intersection of two dirt roads 150 yards away. Was Mum Ray Mastermind? BRUSHY MOUNTAIN, Tenn. (AP) - Convicted assassin James Earl Ray, back in custody but not talking, apparently was one of three inmates who spent weeks planning last Friday's break from Brushy Mountain State Prison. "As far as the escape, we feel at this time that we're looking at Doug Shelton, James Earl Ray and Earl Hill, initially," said Warden Stonney Lane. "We know it was wellplanned because of the ladder." Miners Voting On Leader WASHINGTON (AP) Money In contrast to the furtive meetings on street corners of a few years ago, dissidents now openly telephone Western correspondents and invite them to well-publicized news conferences at their apartments. The document, on special letterhead paper, was presented at one such news conference recently by a group formed a year ago to monitor Soviet compliance with the 1975 Helsinki accords, which pledged the 35 signatory nations to respect the human rights of their peoples. The accords, however, are nonbinding. The official Soviet government position is that it does Indeed respect Its citizens' human rights and that the dissidents are "renegades" who do not represent the views of the Soviet people. The Kremlin maintains that the dissidents are being used by the West to cloud the successes it claims the world Communist moveove ment has achieved. In response to this, the dissidents, crowded together on chairs and benches at their news conference, noted that only two of the original 11 organizing members of their group remain free and active. A In CYRUS VANCE Secretary of State Cyrus Vance will try to clear up confusion about President Carter's human rights policy at the annual meeting of the Organization of American States opening today In St. George's, Grenada. The others have been Imprisoned or have been quickly granted permission to emigrate. Nevertheless, the group has added many new members. Some have joined the Moscow branch, and new chapters have sprung up In the Ukraine, in Latvia and In Soviet Georgia, dissident spokesmen claim. Similar groups have been formed to tell Westerners about — "In the Soviet Union there Is no free exit from the country." Even for tourist trips, they say, a citizen must receive a character evaluation from his place of work, which is conon trolled trolled by the Communist party." — "In the Soviet Union there is no free choice of place to live." The dissidents cite the system of registration which requires citizens to maintain an Internal passport showing place of residence. —"In the Soviet Union there Is no free exchange of Information; in particular there is no free press." They also cite censorship of overseas mail and telegrams and the barring last December of an Internatinal seminar in Moscow on Jewish life. —"Denial of the rigid of emigration and reunification of families." The dissidents say emigration of Jews, of religious minorities such as the Pentecostalists, and of the 1.8 million member Volga German community, remains severely ree stricted. "Discrimination against national minorities," They cite the difficulties of Crimean Tartars In returning to their home - area In the Crimea, after their dispersion under Stalin. Jews have also been complaining that they are the subjects of a - Binds The Mayors TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) The nation's mayors don't agree with the voters on every issue, but one problem always brings mayors and their constituents together money. The struggles to balance city budgets and to - Panel: President new wave of anti-Semitism. Meanwhile, the dissidents said, those who speak out at meetings and In documents have been subject to arrests, searches and Interrogations. They claimed they have been followed and their telephones have been cut off. The Helsinki group's founder, physicist Yuri Orlov, was arrested in February and has not been heard from since. The charges against him are not known. The same thing has happened to Alexander Ginzburg, a group member and the manager of a und to aid the families of Jailed dissenters. - - Feminine Hygiene Must Press Rights Beach, regional manager of utility company's proposal. City Manager W. E. Knowles Florida Interconnect, which appeared to have the edge In had submitted to the cornSanford City Commissioners negotiations with the city for missioners an analysis of the — The commission concluded that the White House needs "a capability to monitor, direct, coordinate and Improve federal civil rights programs." It said the President should create a cabinet-level position to help him assume responsibility for supervision of the federal civil rights enforcement effort. hail, now under construction, despite a claim by a private "The federal civil rights enforcement program Is beset with problems that are often directly attributable to and exacerbated by the absence of leadership from policymaking officials," the commission said. "Those legally charged with practicing equal opportunity were often provided with too little information as to what the laws demanded of them," the commission said. "Those whom our laws seek to protect were not fully Informed of their rights." - Sleeping Memorial Hospital, had with municatlons consultant with town, the good-looking man in independent telephone equip- Florida Interconnect the dark green suit, the ment there. questioned the city decision In member of the chamber of Commissioner Jullan Sten- the matter, pointing out his commerce." Southern Bell. Commi.ssioner Ile was referring to Tom V 4 Moore said, however, there's be rezoned from residential to nothing the city can do at this agricult ural zoning. the city commission Monday point. night because of a mixup over However, the consideration stopped w hen Commissioner ( independent Cox-Parker Funeral Home, Evening Jier dered to approve propriate plan an to end segregation at Midway. Douglas Stenstrom, school board attorney, said he "would not want to comment on this beca us e I have not seen the decision. I would expect that, yet, since the Information was released by the court Monday. copi es of the decision were sent to t he government and to us." aid Tuesday, Ju ne 14, 1977— Vol. 69, No. 25.4 and 5wnd e.c.pf SaIvrda and Chr,Imai Va,, Sanford Htrald. In . 300 N crencl, Ave . Sanford, Fla PIIh4d QiIy T11 Jpfl SqcM Clase Posagt Pad at Sonlgvt Florida 3fl7 i,,,,,, 0. .. . , 'n'' . •'.'''" t; ' A •.l sn so a, b'.' I ,, r ,, . , '.'"" t3 C 6 Mo', ' 1 '.'','r.', )) ,) D ap- 'There's no way the city can Mary and private property study be given to the Lakevtew Nursing Home. Mrs. by owners had protested the possibilities of affecting Burney was bom in Nettleton. Wednesday," Moore said. proposed zoning change be fore economies in the refuse 0 i . . ' r,.. - - -- A ! 1 LOUflT i-ia because of the drought. materia ls. Van Meter said Piland is also In other business, the council participation program that paved, would see a connecting road Councilman Carl Robertson between the Cities of Jr. noted that many city roads Casselberry and Winter Springs need work and a determination placed on the agenda for action at next week's meeting the preparation of an ordinance setting powers, duties and responsibilities of the mayor Earlier in the meeting. the week's city council meeting to projects on paving has been to Submitted to the council was a complain of the "dust bowl" pay the costs of labor and petition bearing the signatures effect around her home durin g equi pment while the city in- of businessmen s upporting the periods of heavy traffic and volved pays the cost of ordinance. _________ _____ Li ON . • in Lake Mary call "the future of telephone cornmunicatlons" is backdrop as Dr. John Redmond, S- LINE C vice president; and shipping supervisor Ray Sanford Men Jailed Af ter Ta vern Brawl %%hich left for Coastal Utilities Inc., Richmond Hill: (a.. is the nation's first computer-controlled digital switching sN stein to be built for telephone company end offices (central telephone offices to which individual subscriber lines terminate). Among advantages of new system is ability to carry a large number of phone conversations over one pair of - wires For great distances virtually free of any disturbing noise. Fall production will begin in Lake Mary in December. toxication Monday night Edward Leo nard Tillman, 21, of Cowan Moughton Terrace, Sanford, was charged with On Morn Puhl*lc Him"cinne W • - - - - W• W and disorderly Intoxication In vestigating the theft of $210 th e same incident, from the cash register at the Sanford police res po nded to a Village Rest Truck Stop on report of a light in progress at French Av nue Monday Bar on 13th Street at mornind Silver Tin r-------10:50 p.m. and Littles blocked John Griffiths of 2000 Lake 'Me City of Sanford should prevent the path of police tothe light, Drive, Casselberry, reported pursue federal funding to them from stopping $360 in cash missing from a provide more units of public according to arresting officer then dresser drawer at his housing, but in the proces.s William Hasson. Tillman Sanfordites should be given allegedly tried to interfere with residence assurances they will be given ASSAULTCHARGED first choice in gaining the Littles was booked into Sheriff's Officers are looking housing. Seminole County Jail on a $55® This point was made by for three men thought to be in bond and Tillman on W. Sanford City Manager W.E. their 20's on charges of assault INJURE!) Knowles to the Sanford City Dennis Roberts, 35, of and battery on Sanford Middle mission Monday night and m a l Dan Pelham. Co Clermont, was knocked un- School Pr i nc ip given the nod by the govern ing conscious Monday morning The in cident occ ur r ed Sunday body ..L_ _,.....I 1.,.I... 1-4 wuen a s,jxIwsu UIO*V afternoon at the corner 01 Knowles, alter meet ings with Fell from a seven-foot-high shelf Center Street and SR 46 after Thomas Wilson ill, executive and struck him on the back of ,Mrs. Pelham discovered the director of the Sanford housing the head. The accident oc men in a pasture riding her Authority and mem be rs of the cuffed in the par ts department family's horses. The men housing authority, told cornof Ill-Acres shop In Forest City. allegedly became beligerent missioners that the city When he regained con- and began cursing at her when currently has 480 units of public sciousness he complained of she asked them to leave. She housing and 2,319 applicants for severe pain in his head and advised her husband, who those units as they become numbness of the right arm and reportedly was abused ver- available, was transported by ambulance baily, struck In the face and But, he added only 717 of to Florida Hospital North. overpowered by the three those applicants are from City before they left the Scene. of Sanford residents with the ('ASH THEFTS balance From residents of other Sanford Police are in- JANE CASSELBERRY the arreit of tittles. . • 1. - I ' MEMORIAL PARK 1 __________________ - ,' - - ____________________ - I HOSPITAL NOTES Truck housing hat officials at Strombcrg-Carlson THE - W ity Cares F - J'Th: rnrriW - .;~41 lIII!ErU1Ik, interfering with police officers RICI — rsRlwra, secvces for Mrs. Core Rice, L Of 7714 Center St.. EasI Sanford. wt"o died June, will be Satyrday at I p.m of ry zi Primitive Baptist Church. Grtenway, East Sanford, with the pm$tor, Rev E$ Bullard Officiating, Burial in Restlawn Cemetery. Wilson Eichelberger in charge ' N , _____ with police and disorderly in - - • '.L ______________ - a 1 - Drive over which 800 cars assessment program on council approved a new sign travel daily, according to Van abutting properties. ordinance to liberalize Meter. The county procedure in the restrictions on the use of perA citizen appeared at last past on Joint participation table signs In the community. --- , Wallace Littles, 21. of Lake Monroe Terrace. Sanford. was arrested on charges of assault on a police officer, lnterfertng - SAME WILLIE — Funeral services for Willie Sims, 6j, o 70) Sly Ave., Sanford, who died June , will be held at 1 p.m Wednesday at Ns,, Bethel Baptist Church If East Ninth fld Hickory Aweny with the psilor, Rev, T. 0 Freilir '#tic14'ing Burlil in Istlawn C.,,n&t.,,, ,gii., MI ft 'ln;;;'"°'9' - problems with Edgemon-Sunut work could be paid through an ~. - . Attorneys for the City of Lake John Morri- suggested that Sanford. died Monday at 1110W!', MRS. IIRTHA S. — Funeral services f or M,. Sertha B. 5fighl,77, Of s Oak Ave.. LOflgwoQd. who died Friaay, will be held at 3 p.m.. Thursday, at Carpenter and Ford Funeral 205 Mar Chant St., Falrmonf. W. V. Semorars Funeral Home. AllaVnf e Springs in Charge. VVUflT Commission Chairman Dick Williams asked for more Information from SCC officials on why a pistol ran ge could not be located on SCC's campus. should be made of the per- elected this Council Chairman Nathan cent.age of city residents who ordinance alsoDecember. The would repeal the Van Meter Monday ni ght told travel the road versus Win ter city manager or dinance, in line coll eagues he met with Winter Sprin gs residents. Council man with results of the recent Spr ings Mayor Troy Piland John Leighty said that the costs referendum in th e city. earlier in the day to discuss of Casselberry's share of the - . : 11 miles northeast of Key West. FAISON, WILLIE C. - F uneral services for Willie C Fa i son. Si. of 43 William Clark Court, died Salurdal, St th* VA HOSpttal In Gainesville. will b held Thursday at it am at Wilson ElchslDerge, Chapel, 1110 Pine Ayn, with Nov. Irvin *Ohnsw offliting 5urial RC5lliw CemeI,ry Wilson Eichelbsrg.r in cnarg. - !!1I' 1 4. I ". *: million tourist attraction on Shark Key, about Winter Park is In charge. SUINEY, MRS. RJIy Q Graveside seryicis for Mrs Ruby Q. Burney Sanford, who dIed Monday at LIkqviiw NurslN MOMC will be hold at 10 a m Wednesday, In Sanford Municipal Cemet ery with R. Jamss HugI.ns of Lake wary Baptist Curch ofliclattng CoxParker Fwterei Horn,, Winter Park in F' meeting said all parcels of land on SCC prope rt y suitable for the pistol range 'are al ready committed for future pr ojects."' - — Fun.ral Notices alternative, preferred by Chanatry, that would have improved access to the complex from U.S. 17-92 but would have in volved acquiring a 1,450-foot right-of-way from a property o wner In the area. The commissioners post poned a decision on whether to allow an enclosed 25,600- paved. -1 _____ TALLAHASSEE (AP) Members of the Tallahassee Chapter of the National Organization for Women say females should — W. a..... IjU)fl3•. Midway. The appeals court disagreed, rul ing that 11 of the county's elementary schools were racially Identifiable, with 10 virtuall y all-white. It said t hat seven of the 10 all-w hi te had opened since the 1970 agreement to Integrate. The court said l6of all the 38 schools in the co unty were also raciall y negotiable, I _______________________ down even more over the next two weeks before they'll come up." Kutun said. On Road-Paving Project S Officials of KEY WEST (AP) Hurricane World say they have reached a tentative agreement to build the planned $3.6 Mrs. Bertha B. Bright, 77, of matter. A new hearing time was set Miss., graduated in Religious 182 Oak Ave.. Longwood, died The city's Planning and the phuining and zoning group. for June 27. Zoning Commission last week In a related matter, the use of federal revenue-sharing Education from Woman's Friday. Born in West Virginia, she came to Longwood in i City Commissioners are recommended approval of an commission considered briefly funds to cover the deficit. Missionary Training School from Fairmont, W. Va. She was Louisville , Ky. She lived most faced with a Wednesday amendment to the agricultural the possibility of raising refuse The commission tabled the a Methodist and a member of deadline by Charles E. Davis, zoning ordinance to allow collection fees to city customers Issue, pending a study from of her life In Arcola, Miss., the Longwood Tourist Club. attorney for "Sanford 86 sanitary landfills as a per- to make up a $,000 deficit in City Manager W.E. Knowles. where she was postmistress Survivors i4It, Rm&h# ...rn, hpr include ...s. wIIc daughter, Mrs. Gerry Satto Sanford in 1972. "The board has therefore terfield, Fairmont, W. Va.; fail ed to p ur ge the original sister, Mrs. H.L. (Cordella Mrs. Burney is sur vi ved by constitutional violations three Mrs. Townsend, Woods Run, W. Va.; daughters, esta blished by the 1970 ad. Emmaline B. Sokol, Sanford; niece, Mi-s. Mabel T. Brown, mission of liability," the court Mrs. Jean B. Aardweg, Rich- Longwood, and nieces and said. "We need not find a new nephews In Ohio and West constitutional violation; the Virginia. moral, Va. and Mrs. Anne B. acknowledged pre-1970 InElliston, Houston, Tex.; nine tentional segrega tion of MidSemoran Funeral home, grandchildren and four greatway has not been remedied." Altamonte Springs, Is in charge grandchildren, The appeals co urt did not of local arrangements. specif y how the school sho uld Integrated, but said that z4hods to do so were "readil y available" since there were no ph ysical barriers to prevent integration. change the pop ul ation at The district court was or. WILLIAM CARPENTER - - .commlttee chairman would be dug up and stor ed square-foot pistol range for use until construction is completed , In nearby Seminole Community under the plan. College (SCC's) police training In approvin g the site plan, the program. commissioners rejected an scc officials at the IL..P ¼IIIb ________________________________________ Medicaid funds for terminating pregnancies. DEATHS _____________________ Mrs. Ruby Q. Barney, of its work saying "This is the first committee we ha ve ever had that really went to work and did th e job it was asked to do." mission the possibility of a joint Interested in seeing the road protesting a Congressional move to cut off AREA . Rep. Barr y Kutun, D-Mlami. (Continued From Page 1-A) ii road paving , according to architect Jim Chanatry, a county employe who presented fo ur altern atives to the commissioners, The approved site nian "will cost $17,500 inort. than the original prosal," Chanatry said, "but that proposal had Inadequate provisions for parking." The alternative allows all trees on the site to be preserred, Chanatry said. Some trees Casselberry officials are to discuss with the county corn- Hurricane World Coming HRS. RUBY BURNEY County delegation, Dade County delegation chief St IELEpHONE SORTH AMERICA In 0 Medicaid program. A small group of NOW members demonstra ted in front of the Capitol Monday, Talk On Midway (Continued From Page 1-A) he is a mem ber of a racial majority may transfer school of his choice where he will be a member of a racial minority. That transfer must be aided by the provision f transportatbn by the school board. The appeals co urt reject ed arg uments by the school board saying that it was com plyu with the decree even tho ugh Midway was 96 per cent black. The bo ard said the r of school board was integra ted and nothing could be done to TALLAHASSEE (AP) Tourists soon may be paying a 2 per cent tax for the privilege of sleeping in a hotel or motel room near one of Florida's famous attractions. Gov. Reubin Askew signed into law Monday a bill allowing counties to levy such a tax if it is approved by referendum. Revenues would have to be spent on tourist facilities or continue receiving abortions under the terized the city action as per cent franchise tax when ltjj "based upon the nice guy In located within the city. Co uncilman June Lorrnann commended the committee for Word Near On Complex $ SYSTEM (COO) _____ the legal advertising on the complete the transaction Layer, Board Will May Get Costlier — the loss of our telephone Council . also pledged to work the House budget issue has become a test floor against Fortune's propos- of legislative wills, a). He also hinted that the "I thlnkthe Senate will go back f Keep Getting Abortions: NOW Morris voted against the a higher rate of return to city equipment suppliers." He said coffers than is usually found in each loss carries with it a 10 per At the conclusion of the a franchise. cent utility tax, a ne per cent meeting John Sabatini, cornCarlsen, however, charac- personal property tax and a one Avenue to permit location of contract lawsuit. Mayor Lee P. the proposed city landfill tract garbage disposal purposes. Appropriations Chairman Philip Lewis said that the early negotiations make some kind of tax hike Inevitable. House Appropriations Chairman Edmond Fortune offered senators a school-funding deal on Monday that the House's urban coalition leaders la ter re-jected. Fortune's proposal wo uld mean $130 million In new taxes and put the school budget $66 million below the original House plan. The offer wo uld have been a bout $31 mill ion above the Senate's proposed budget. 'That's not acceptable," snapped Rep. Curtis Kiser, RDunedin, and head of the Republican-dominated Pinellas promotions. proposal. The public hearing on the Limited Partnership" owners mitted use In agricultural the budgeted costs of using a controversial rezoning of 23 of the land for closing the sale zoning. But the advisory board city landfill versus actual co sts acres off SR 46 A and Oregon or facing a possible breach-of- turned down a city request that of using the county landfill for Sanford's proposed new sanitary landfill was tabled by Is no franchise with the firm, a Only Commissioner John city ordinance requires it to pay systems to Landfill Airing Delayed - TAMPA (AP) Despite objections from three of its members, the Board of Regents has agreed to give university presidents the power to appoint their own campus policymakers. The board voted 5-3 Monday to give the presidents authority to pick academic deans, vice presidents and other top level Interconnect showing the costs an annual basis had nearly addition to the substantial president of the Greater San- A. A. equipment for sale to the city, said. lie added that, In his McClanahan was the first to hinted the Issue may end up in opinion. the city had to have indicate a switch in attitude, by better justification than given noting the problems his wife, the courts. A. C. Carlsen, of Satellite at the meeting for accepting the while a patient at Seminole with our attorneys," Carlsen TALLAHASSEE (AP) day and go home. But no one Lawmakers faced the dead- gave any firm indication that line for their one-week special the Impasse had been broken. budget-writing session today Askew told re porters Monday st ill min us an agreem ent on he wo uld Issue an e xtension for spending and taxes. Gov. Reu- the one-week, 820,000-a-day bin Askew said he would gran t special session he called last an extension. Wednesday after la wm akers Subcommittees handling f ailed to f inish the job In their funding for social serv ices and 60-day regular session. "It appears they're goin g to the crucial quest ion of school funding slated meetings to deal have great difficulty in finishwith th e final obstacles to a set- ing by tomorro w night," the tlement. governor said. "Obviously, In "Th e Speaker and I realize view of that, some extension that both sides have to give," would be required. I'm not preSenate President Law Brantley pared to say how long that will sa id late Monday after he and be." Speaker Donald Tucker held a The House has passed a closed-door meeting to discuss 85.833-billion budget requiring a the bud get stalemate. $364 -million sales tax increase They were optimistic that the to cover the deficit. The Senate House and tax-shy Senate could passed a 85.375-billion no-newsettle their differe nces by Fri- taxes budget. However, Senate University Presidents Power The commision also wants a civil rights division within the Office of Management and Budget. It could "collect, compile and evaluate up to date information on the status of federal civil rights programs," the commission said. 0 Told!. Lawmakers Will Stay In Tallahassee MIAMI (AP) Real-estate interests are predicting that 1977 may be a $3-billion year for investment in South Florida, hard-hit by recessionary trends of the past few years. Statistics released by Keyes Company Realtors, which boasts that it is the South's largest real-estate firm, indicate that the dollar volume for sales of $50,000 or more during the first quarter of 1977 are up 24 per cent from last year in Dade and Broward counties. 140 "We will be getting copies of over a five-year period of doubled over the years. number of Sanford persons ford Chamber of Commerce, In the city commission's mlnu.J4 .893,115.50 and $72,585.80, Commissioner Eddie Keith employed by Southern Bell the audience. connect F!TC), which had Southern Bell and conferring Monday the duties of the mayor as citizens, the committee's committee would welcome defined In the present ch arter recommendations stated. constructive criticism. He The committee has been have been changed byst.ate law The committee also pointed asked council inform the working on the charter and eroded by coun cil over the to the need for modification of citizens within 30 to 60 days on revisio ns sin ce it was formed years. The mayor now has little the ci ty's or di nances, t he need Its decision to adopt or reject Nov. 15, 1976 at the request of po wer, the council is over- for a means for referendum and the charter re vision proposals. - firm it could save the city of the meeting, paying par. respectively. He recommended based his decision on the fact consideration had to be given to Hunt In a letter to the cit $20,000. Ilcular attention to the commission accept the FITC that many Sanford residents, the city's excellent position manager last week told th e statements made by city corn- bid. "It boils down to dollars property owners and tax payers with the utility. He noted commissioners of "th e adverse And officers of Florida Inter- missioners In choosing and cents," he said. receive their livelihood from specifically that, al though there effect on city revenue caused offered the communications made the presentation night. Realtors Predict Big Year A 201-page commission report said the lack of coordination and direction often means a civil rights officer working In a government agency determines his own priorities without direction from officials making decisions on a national scale. cept a proposal from Southern night's decision, said the firm telephone equipment from both hospital and found that hospital equipment. Hunt, manager of Southern Bell to provide communications would be conferring with its Southern Bell and Florida warranty costs, negotiated on Mayor Lee P. Moore said in Bell's Sanford office, and equipment within the new city attorneys today. Tax TALLAHASSEE (AP) Florida women no longer are required to pay the 4 per cent sales tax on feminine hygiene products. With no fanfare, Gov. Reubin Askew signed into law Monday a bill exempting products such as sanitary napkins from the state sales tax. The exemption is effective immediately. Askew's signature on the bill ended a long fight for Rep. Elaine Gordon, D-Miami, who argued that it was discriminatory for the state to exempt male products, such as athletic supporters, from the sales tax and not feminine hygiene products. WASHINGTON (AP) The President should supervise the nation's efforts at civil rights enforcement, currently failing because of a lack of coordination and direction, the U.S. Civil Rights Commission said today. Fulltime Administrator, former mayor Jim Lormann. burdened and the employes are recall, and a change from By JANE CASSELBERRY Councilman Stephen Barton The committee recom- In a quandary not knowin g who election by plurality to majority suggested a workshop on the Herald Staff Writer Hiring a fulltime ad- mended the mayor be a to turn to for direction, he vote, charter recommen dations after ministrator and making councilman elected by fellow added. City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. uncil also Co recommended Under the significant changes in the city's councilmen. The city needs a fuiltime c hecks over the document. the city qualifications be governmental structure are proposed chartei-be would have administrator to provide based on expertise and the Council Chairman J.R. Grant among the recommendations of a vote, but no veto power, would prom pt reaction to problems, clerk be hired by the ad- told Carpenter the council's a charter revision committee chair the council and represent en able the city to apply for ministrator with the approval first priority at present is to f eral gran Issuing a report to the the city as legislative head. ed ts and get the best com plete the proposed cornThe hiring of a fuiltime ad- prices on purchases of goods of co uncil. Longwood City Council. Charter Revision Committee ministrator by the coun cil also and services and provide more Carpente r asked council to prthenive Land use plan prior Chairman William Car pe nter was proposed. Carpenter said immediate response to the review the document saying the to Oct. 1 deadline. Products Are Exempted From Sanford Opts For Southern Bell Pact By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Get - Another group member, Anatoly Shcharansky, was arrested In March and is said to be under Investigation for treason, a charge that could bring the death penalty upon conviction. In the Ukraine, Helsinki group members Mykola Rudenko, Oleksa Tlkby, Marlslav Marinovich and Mykola Matosevich have been arrested and are being held Incommunicado on unspecified charges, the dissidents say. Their relatives and friends are undergoing searches and Interrogations. In Soviet Georgia, dissidents Zvlad Gamsakhurdia, Mera Kostava and Vlktor Rtskhlladze have been arrested. In awn, the dissidents say, the positive effects of the Helsinki agreement have been only Indirect ones, and It has caused wider resentment among citizens over their restrictions. — control soaring local taxes were seen in a survey taken by the Associated Press at the U.S. Conference of Mayors' annual meeting here as the most important gripes shared by mayors and citizens. FLORIDA IN BRIEF Monday night voted 4-1 to ac. the business prior to Monday total cost of purchasing the strom said he checked with the firm has nothing to do with the With a bitter campaign over, some 277,000 members of the United Mine Workers are voting today to determine who will lead their strife-torn union for the next five years. The three-way race for the union leadership pits incumbent President Arnold R. Miller against Harry Patrick, his former ally and the union's secretarytreasurer, and against Lee Roy Patterson, a western Kentucky strip miner and member of the UMW executive board. Tuesday, June 14, If"-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. June 14, )77 - - - W Its Own S,.ininole cities and the Uflifi- wo'aid have to come for the corporated areas of the County. project. He pointed out that the Knowles said the housing housing authority Is currently requesting approval for iso new authority information available units including 60 units for the LS that 40 per cent of the present JUNE 13 1977 Barbara I.. Braxton ADMISSIONS Sanford: Mary R. Clemons Ned Acree, Osteen m M. Getman Frank A. Kafka NliUedge Hollins Harvey Williams, BellGlade Hazel C. Froelich, DeBary Gertrude 11. Kelso, DeBary Jack M. Jenkins Alice B. Josephson Keith A. Jones Marion G. LaTour Dorothy D. Lawrence Roy Mosley ucorgia rope Henry Rollins Catha A. Staley Darrell E. Ross Barbara J. White John Wright Ruth E. Buchanan, DeBaary Ernest A. Hhlberg, DeBary - Z)4..I,..A ('..,.......1_..., fS_l -LII4I U tWIUUUI, Ut1LUflU Ethei-1 M. DeGolia, Deltona Louis Larson, Deltona James E. Lowle, Deltona Thomas M. Thomas, Deltona David B. Bohannon, Lake Mary DISCHARGES Sanford: Lewis Boone Sr. Cattlemen Vote elderly, 120 unit apartments for occupants came from outside Friday is the last day of low income and 70 units for low the city. He said under a "pilot registration for Seminole income for a total cost of pr0gi'un" being discussed no County cattlemen wanting payments would be made to 2V, n the "beef was centered the city over the next five to vote i 'My On thediscussion fact that if Sanford yeara,meanlngallcity services research and information and facilities wo uld be free and referendum" scheduled cann ot help and take care of the expense borne by the J uly 5 to 15. The issue: own. then the housing ieinauluig taxpayers. Imnosition of a 3-10 of 1 autrit'slanr additional percent assessment on beef He recommended and the sales to help establish a units Is not the answer to ticomjni.sion concurred that he research and Information needs," Knowles said. continue discussions with the program administered by a He added that attorneys for housing authority and the volunteer beef board the U.S. Department of Housing federal agency to assure Place of registrations is the and Urban Development Sanford residents of the Seminole Count) lIUD have acknowledged dwelling units. Agricultural Stabilization some areas having residency Mayor Lee P. Moore said that and Conservation o(ffice in requirements but that the Pt- as much as the city officials the Seminole County Agritorneys felt these would not individually might like to help Center, Sanford. Time: "stand up or may not be ap- everyone in the world, first 8:30 am. to S p.m. through proved on the HUD level," the attention has to be given to Frld'. Information: 322agency from which funding citizens of Sanford. 8924. Marcus E. Patterson, Lalie Mary Cornelia B. Dodson Robert L. Lackey, DeBary Chloe Madsen, DeBary Salvatore F. Turrise, DeBary Norma M. best, Deltona Frank E. Kelly, Deltona Lalla E. Weaver, Deltona C0 N 774Z7* i 8 14NJf,6 r A/ t,....' 9,M7. i4II'i2 vvr. 40 TT iI_1 '" ' - 001 Ros I -41O 5" /4c 44A: S,q4l#Q,p e 0'Grady's Goodtime Jazz Band will play in Sanford-Plaza Saturday, June 18 Noon to 3 P.M. a �Evening Hendd Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 00 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32773 Area Code 305322-2011 or 831-9993 Tuesday, June 14 1977-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. O&IRIN, Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55 cents: Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mad: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 AEWb. _____- Is Carter Liberal? The Clock You Make Decision By JIM RAYNLS FLAG DAY wo OLD GLORY' S 200th BIRTHDAY, 1777m 1977 I can't put out of mind the beautiful young girl with whom I was discussing this subject. I assured her equal rights had nothing to do with my stand There are too many Injustices already prevelant in the world to add another. Her bag was softball, and she didn't mind playing with the girls. "I don't want to play baseball," she said. "Not against boys." Somehow I have to believe most of the girls who play baseball don't want to, either. Not really. The very nature of sports Is to excel. I won't suggest girls stick to the sidelines, wear rufflly dresses and never work up a sweat.. But it would be nice to see them competitive in whatever sport they choose and still maintain an air of feminity. And it doesn't matter how you slice it, there isn't anything feminine about baseball. softball and gymnastics. Seeing a girl play hardball is akin to watching a boy try the uneven parallel bars. Perhaps It is because I am from the mold that believes kids should call grownups, "sir," that wives should be homemakers, and that a person's word Is his bond. By the same token, I just can't see the Infiltration of baseball by the pigtail set. Tomboys or not, girls just aren't physically built to do all the things baseball players are asked to do. What's going to happen the first time she tries to take out the second baseman on a double play situation? Or is on the other end of the slide? Perhaps the most dangerous play In baseball Is when the runner going home is aware he will be out and his only chance Is to bowl over the catcher? My bet Is that she doesn't try It a second time. It's a sip of the times when a youngster named Mildred leads a Little League team to victory. The issue of girls In Little League may be waterproof In a court of law, but don't try and convince me Mildred or Toots or whoever, Is going to change the fibers of baseball. ln short, gals, ltisa man's sport. Boys too, tfyou please. Glamorized by Tatum O'Neal in the movie, "Bad News Bears," the arrival of girls In boys sports Is a fact which can't bedenied. But even for its equal rights pluses, the "Bad News Bears," author struck a blow for the other side when the boys refused to wear athletic supporters unless Tatum wore one. It gave audiences a chuckle, but the symbolism deserves more than a chuckle. How would It be If girls stuck to games in which they are competitive? Like tennis, golf, volleyball. Tuesday, Jun. 14, 1fl7-SA 4' We don't know if he's ready to join the growing movement of "neoconservatives" or reborn llPvrthrinnrir tA T394 161 •• • whnl hut rct..whi1c, IU5 TYL&IL £.UVlU I UIfliJ summed up the failures of modern liberalism about as succinctly as can be done, sparing not even Jimmy Carter. His remarks were broadcast recently over NBC Radio Network, and they bear repeating. Mr. Brinkley. "Everyone has his own definition of what is a liberal and what is not, and his own opinion of whether or not it fits Mr. Carter. My def inition of a liberal is one who believes that the way to solve social problems is for government to collect more the money on social a ms y solve "In the view of others, a liberal Is one who still believes all that. - - after 30 to 40 years of fa il ures of liberal programs. After 40 years of spending money on housing, we have more slums th an ever. More crime than ever more school 'W Out functional Illiterates iuusraies. . - more drugs, violence, family destruction. - . at the same time we have enormous taxes, and a tremendous bureaucracy that was supposed to use the money to solve all these problems, and has, in fact, solved none of them, showing that the prime beneficiaries of government social programs are the Washington bureaucrats. That, essentially, is the argument President Ca rt er now finds himself in the middle of. "Again, I don't know if he's a li beral or not. He talks of national health insurance, which would be the ultimate and ultimately expensive social program. . - but at the same time he talks of a balanced budget, an idea liberals regard with contempt. There is no way he can have both. "Congress likes to spend money to reelect itself and has been doing so for a generation and Will not allow Mr. Carter to change it. It's too happy with things the way they are. "Short of some kind of public revolt, whether Mr. Carter is liberal or not is irrelevant, because Congress will continue to tax and to spend and the result they want in return for the money is reelection." .. ' When ' Rape Normal? A Wisconsin judge has decreed that a IS-year-old delinquent boy was only reacting normally to sexual permissiveness In our society when he raped a I&year-old girl In a high school stair- well, The jurist, Judge Archie Simonson, thereupon permitted the boy to stay at home under court supervision for one year, rather than sending him to an Institution, In his ruling, the judge mentioned newspaper advertlsements, prostitution arrests, sex dories, bars with nude dancing and young women who wear revealing clothing in Public. Granted, we live in a society surcharged with sexual suggestion. But that Is not now and never has been any excuse fet- violent crime, and rape Is a violent crime. We don't know all the details of the Wisconsin incident but for any judge to excuse violent rape, as Judge Simonson did, by blaming society, is wrong-headed. ANGLE-WALTERS JOHN D. LOFTONS JR. New Group Stresses Good WASHINGTON - ii )i' become an Influential force in the public debate on a host of globa l Issues if it abandons its apparent misinterpretation of the biblical proclamation that "a good name Is rather to be gr eat riches." New Directions Is so transfixed by "good names" that lt has collected scores of politicians, businessmen, financiers, lawyers, union officials, academics, civic leaders, political ac tivists and assorted do-gooders to adorn Its letterhead. - u ' \\\ II///, \S/, " '' • $- '' ,.d i - \\ll ' Bad Name .". A fledgling public interest organization ca lled New Directions could soon He Gives Hypocr sy . \i ' ' • ,: . - •, ' . -. - a,_ S. , . • £ ' " . .. ' a. ,'" . ' . ii \" " ,,ti' ,' I'' .- a " -. . " '.,, .#. "' I II • .- \ \ . . . to display on its stationery as a means of establishing Its credentials and certif ying Its ew Directions has carried N thepractice beyon d Th trruun'c J , i , .v . No self-respecting Washington orga nization lacks a heal thy list of "sponsors" or "advisors" . • •. -•..• ,. •.• '. f . . '- . .. . :' L'. •, ' ' ' ' WASHINGTON - Donning sack cloth and ashes, mounting his trusty hobbyhorse, and writing, in of all places, "Free Enterprise" magazine, ex-White House press secretary, Jerald terflorst, has viciously assailed his for met boss, President Gerald Ford, for com mitting free enterprise. Upset that his former employer "clearly senses no indignity or impropriety" in reaping the "fat rewards" that will come his way by virtue of having been president, Mr. terllorst, the ex-30.day wonder who resigned his press job on, accuses Mr. I protest over the Nixon ."Resolved that the flag of the U.S. will be made of thirteen stripes, red & white, that the union be 13 stars, white In a blue field, representing a new con- Ford of chandising ra nd presenting a"money.grabbi'"" appearance. 4) Mr terllorst specifica lly criticizes Mr. Ford for having signed a contract with NBC, for having signed a contract to write a book, and for having signed on as a distinguished fellow with . . . the American Enterprise Institute, a respected, members was encased in a large envelope, one -. Washington-based conservative think-tank. side of which was totally covered with the titles Mr. terflorst writes: of Its big-name backers. The result was a "One expects the Nixons, the Deans, the typographical melange neither attractive nor Colsons and others to look upon their )ears as decipherable. public servants as a lode ready for mining. we The enclosures in that and several successive may even cluck our tongues while rushing to thc mailings contained the names of so many ofbook stores to buy the latest works of those who ficers and members of the organization's turn government memoranda into private SystemsAre 'governing board" and "council" that a special memoirs for handsome profits. On the other flap had to be added to the stationery to list all hand, many of us expected honest, decent Jerry the sponsors. WASNTON - The Penta gon's strategic destroying an American missile site Ford to set a higher standard for ex-presidents New Directions' most recent mail appeal for planners may be about to take a dangerous new than has been the case in the past." members still includes the names and titles of no Technicalities aside, the effect on the Well, now. For a guy who lives in a glass fewer than 123 such supporters, but they now are step in the arms race. Unless prevented byanew SALT agreement, they aim to introduce a strategic balance would be disturbing, just as house, Jerald terllorst Is throwing some mighty listed in smaller type and confined to the back nuclear warhead known as the -12A, "a silo-would similar developments on the Russian side. big boulders around. Because the (act is that. page of a letter which Identifies the buster" that should radically improve the ac- A sound strategic maxim is never to allow one although he has done It on a smaller scale to be organization's goals. cw-acyanddestructivenessoithe Minuteman III side to believe It can dest roy the weapons the sur e, Mr. terHorst has done the same kin ot other side needs to retaliate with. In the heat ed things he is now denouncing Mr. Ford for having The group's decision to emphasize issues missile, American de ba te over Soviet milita ry Intentions done. instead of celebrities Is a welcome chan ge The Minuteman is the heart of the United defense-minded parties in the argument warned Example No. 1: Two days after he resig:ied because New Directions Is an organization which States' landbased missile force. The that the Russians were building large rockets his high White House job, Mr. terflord began deserves a chance to gain the stature and ''; stellation," For 200 years, we've been updating this version, adding a new star for each new state. We're as proud of "Old Glory" as we are the ideals for which it stands. Today, marking the 200th anniversary of the Stars & Stripes, let's show our colors proudly - display the flagl 4 ' * ' I I ( AAA Employment 201 Commercial f,.. . I 1 ) " - . . • 4k . ("\ I / / / / I Mr. Salem says: "The two things Jerry had going for him were that he was In the Ford Ad. minist ration and the way in which he resigned." Example No. 2: Shortly after resign in g as presidential news secretary, Mr. terllorst sign ed a speaking contract with W. Colston Leigh, a New York-based booking agency. Bi ll Leigh, th president of th is outfit, tells me that terllorst's White house service was "obviously relevant" to his being as ked to sign a contra ct , that this "obviously had a high pu bl icity value." / 'i I •I .i "That sounds great, Rosy, but now tell me about your trip IN ENGLISH!" Wieboldf Camera Shop 211 S. Park Ave. Sanford Bill Baker Volkswagen Inc. 3213 S. Orlando Drive Sanford Baggs Marks, 245$ Sanford Ave. Sanford Harrell & Beverly Transmissions 203 W. ISM S. Dynamic Properties S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltof'ta Taylor's Natural Foods Sanford Plata Sanford Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Sanford Sanford Beauty College 23ft S. Sanford Ave. Sanford W. Gannett White, Broker John Krlder, Associate 107 W. Commercial, Sanford Sandlowood Vl(at Rental Apartment Homes Airport Blvd.. Sanfo rd Wilson Maier Furniture Co. III E. First St. Sanford Col. James H. Dyson U.S. Army (Rot.) P.O. Box 31. Enterprise. Fl. Reynolds Lock I Safe Service 304 French Ave. Sanford Robson Marine 232111 Hwy 17.32 Sanford Country Furniture Distributors 1 mile east of I-I on St. Rd. 44. Sanford. Phone 323-1322 His Bedding & UphoIileln5 709 Celery Ave Sanford Sanford Electric Co. 2322 Park Drive Sanford Cobta Boat Co. tOG Silver Lake Road Sanford Esterson Land Clearing RI. 3. Box 341.A Sanford BAKS Enterprises Inc. 2120 E. Colonial Drive Orlando Mixon Auto Parts S. Magnolia Ave. Sa n ford Hill Lumber & Hardware 223 W. Third St. Sanfo rd Orlando Helicopter Airways Bldg. S. Sanford Airport Sanford Forest City Goodrich Hwy. 434. I mite west 1.4 or 142.4333 Errol L. Green,, REALTOR 411 S. Maitland Ave.. Suite lot, Maitland Pan American Bank of Delary, ISO Hwy. 17.32 Dilary Lake Mary TV Ill W. Wilbur Ave. (Across from Shop 'N Go, Lake Mary CWO Robert & Edwina Orandineni 133 Pinecrest Drive Sanford Shoemaker Construction Co. 211 W. 2$lh St. Sanford Vincent's Carpentry 1200 Crescent St. Sanford Sanford Dry Cleaners 113 S. Palmetto Ave. Sanford Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Hwy. 44 West, Sanford Ge'Cor Unlimited 1247 N. Hamilton St. Longwood Sanford Mirror & Glass 2413.A S. French Ave. Sanford 322.1200 or 323-0333 Baird-Ray Datsun Hwy 434 Fern Park Donna Canada . Dressmaking. Upholstery, 734 Baywood Circle. Sanford. Phone 322.0701. Rudy's Automotive Service 1127 Sanford Ave. Sanford Citizens lank of Oviedo 134 Geneva Drive Oviedo Steven Balint Carpentry 101 Bunker Lane Sanford Hendrix Antiques & Refini shing Hwy. 41L OviodO Phone 345.3740 Katie's W,kiya River Landing Wekiva Park Drive Rt. I. Box III. Sanford Buddy Bridges Tree Service Rt. 2. Box 450. Sanford Phone 373.3701 Black Hammock Fish Camp Just off 413 North of Oviedo Jim Rwq Pest Control 3424 Iroquois Ave. Sanford Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. General Contractor Ill Country Club Rd., Lake Mary AAA Tr', Service 1232 S. Eastlake Longwood. Phone 333.3242 Ethel's Antique Shop Rt. I , Box lISA Sanford Quality Automobiles ill N. Orlando Ave. Maitland The Big Dip 2433 French Ave. Sanford Bob L. Uti (U.S. Navy Rat.) General Insurance Agent P.O. los 421, Lake Mary Grady Scott 144 Country Club Circle Sanford Frames 'N Stuff 301 S. French Ave. Sanford Certified Weing ld & Sheet Metal 703', French Ave. Sanford Dick's Appliances 2111 S. French Sanford All American Flat Poles & Flags 1235 E. Williams,., Road Longwood Dove's Taxidermy Service 3531 French Ave. Sanford Clark & Hirt Construction P.O. Box Osteen 11111111 Clean Janitorial Service Room 3 1 5. Atlantic lank Bldg. Sanford A Child's World 2534 S. 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Orlando Drive Sanford 1 JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN WASHINGTON - The CommunIst-controlled evide nce about his alleged love life, oust the presiding authority, Bishop Dionisije. was on the way to Belgrade wi th a petition front Serbian Orthodox Ch urch, which has beco me a Accordin g to the testimony, the 1.1DB sought The FBI learned about the plot f rom a con- Serbian prii'ts who had agreed to cooperate In front for Yugoslavia's notorious secret police, Is to subve rt the church in 1958 by installing Bishop fidential source, w ho m we ha ve now identified as destroying Dionisije's reputation . The San about to take over the spiritual guidance of German, a charming but cunning prelate, as the an important UDB official. Reported a secret Fr an cisco consulate reported It had "ol.tained 250,000 American parishioners, new patriarch. The secret police needed the vot e FBI memo: "Efforts ha ve been undertaken by some ma terial regarding Dionisije" and ex A Supr eme Court ruling Last year will also of Father Makarije, head of Yugoslavia's famed re pr esenta tives of th e Uprava Drzavne Bex- pected "to o bt turn over to the Communist-backed church $5 Dechani monastery, to make it look legitimate. bednosti (UDB) in Belgrade to discredit Bishop two iests. ain ad di tional information" from pr m illion worth of religio us property In the United The cour ageo us cleric was convenient to Dionisije, head of the Serbian Orthodo x Ch ur ch Ano ther FBI repo rt revealed that the States. The court set tled a dispute between the locate; he had been thrown in pr ison for ref using lit t he U.S." Belgrade ch urch had also dispatched "three mother chur ch In Yugoslavia and the anti- to compromise his religious beliefs. Shortly A secret cable from the Yugoslav authorities bishops to the United States. to ga ther communist faction in the United Sates, with Al before the vote on the new patriarch, as one to their em bassy In Was hington, describing a evidence against Bisho p Dionisije." decision in favor of the mother church. eye wttness described it, a carload ofuDBagen'.s blackmail plot against this bishop, was in.Th e def amation campaign succeeded in We ha ve now obtained documents and roared up to the monastery and demanded tercepted by U.S. intell igence. The cable was souring many loyal Americans against the antitestimony showing that Yugoslavia's (1DB, the Father Majarije's ceremonial vestments, translated and paraphrased In a secret U.S. Communist bishop who, apparently, was feared fea red secret police, Install ed Its choice as head Frightened pri ests surrendered the sacred ar- report, which we have obta ined. vulnerable to some minor charges. In the end, of the church In 1958. Authorita tive US. In- tides to the secret police. The Yugoslav em bassy was put on notice that the Bel gr ade chur ch defrocked Dionisije and teWgence sources ha ve told us that priests are Broken by mistreatment, the jailed Majarije "efforts to discredit Dionisije will be un dertaken began sending over priests approved by the (1DB cleared and brief ed by Communist officials obediently dressed In his formal cassock and during the immediate fut ur e as the (Thtwch to serve in U.S. parishes. The Sipreme Court before they are sent to America. Some maybe donned the vestments. Then he was hustled from Council Is sched uled to meet during May, 1963." resolved the ensuing little better, said our sources, than spies in prison to participate in the voting. He followed The embassy was cautioned to treat court ba ttle In favor of the the plot "in Communist-bac ke d ch ur ch . frocks. the UDB's orde rs and voted for its candidate, a very top secret fashion," F oo t no te: In 1970, t hen U.S. Ambassador The IJDB has also blackmailed and harrassed Bishop German . Coded messages were flash ed f rom Belgrade Willi Leonhart re am U.S. citizens of Serbian dlscent. Similar charges ported f ro m Belgrade that But afterward, an anguished Makarije to Yugoslav diploma tic pos ts throughout the he had visited the patriarchate office. He said have led to a Senate investigation of thUe'i returned to the monastery and tearfully United States to "get Dionisije." According to th DINA, Iran's SAVAK, Russian's KGB and South produced 200,000 dlnars (about $6661 that the the intercepted cables, they were in at German had pooh'poohed talk of any at structed to tempt to ta ke over church Korea's KCIA. property in the United (1DB had paid him for his vote. "I feel li ke seek blackmail information, particularly about S ta tes, had secretly denounced Dionisije and had The chilling story of the Communist takeover Judas," he cried. He tried unsuccessfully to give his love lif e. They were e ve n encouraged to make ca ll ed the of the Serbian Orthodo x Church in Belgrade is the money away to his fellow monks. off wi th a Lawyer's files 'to o btain the archives. herring" charges of Communist control "a red told in secret FBI m emos and Intelligence Four years after the patriarch had conto discredit Dionisije." The b hop's household Yugoslav spokesmen also deny that the reports. These documents also describe an ugly solldated his hold on the ch urch In Yugoslavia, staff was also supposed to be is Investigated. Ser campaign to discredit the anti-communist leader the secret police turned their attention to the bian church Is under gGvernment control . Back came the responses. The Chicago of the ch urch in the United States, with contrived United States and began a backstage effort to consulate mistakenly reported much less the secret police. When told of that llfl elfllSsarY U.S. intelligence so urces simply chort led. Sunshine TV Sales & Service 443 W. ttts St. Sanford Buck's Restaurants & Catering. 1220 Sanford Ave. & Magnolia Center. Downtown Sanford / J BERRY'S WORLD Mr. & Mrs. Wayne Doyle Sanford Hal Colbert Realty Inc. 207 W. 2Sth St. Sanford / I I crease the number of warheads a Minuteman on submarines, where they are rather harder to terliorst resignation. discriminate arms sales, global food production could carry to six. Taken together, defense destroy. and expansion of low-cost delivery systems for experts believe, these two additions would inAware of the dangers of either side's fully health, education and family planning, crease the chance of destroying a "hardened" "When you look ahead now. it's friahteflinL" steel and concrete Russian missile silo from developing these refitted missiles, President , __t .t 1. puts vi iil (Urnsays R ussell W. Peterson, 'New Directions' about one in five now to four in five. prehensive" proposal the R ussians rejected in pr esident. "All the unresolved problems a bout Moscow, limits on suc h "upgrading." The Mkenergy reso ur ces and n uclear development, the By contrast the warheads on an SS-18, which I2A is certainly as dangero us as the mo bi le M-X population bomb, the arms race, the con- the Russians are beginning to deploy (the or the B-I bomber the two wea pons Mr. Carter frontation between the have an d ha ve-not Pentagon reckons between 50 and 60 are in said he did not wan t to go ahead with, but wo ul d nations." place), has less than a three In five chance of in t he absence of an adequate SALT agreement. Sanford Carpet, Linoleum & Tile 11$ S. Park Ave. Sanford Bill MaliciowiltI. REALTOR 403 W. 2 5 th $t. ib port necessary to make It a contribution to the "upgrading" of the 550 Minuteman missiles that threatened America's land-based missiles writing a nationally syndicated nevwr~aper column for Universal Pre-,Ps Syndicate, This new national dialogue on a series of crucial Issues. (each with three warheads) would proceed In In just this way. nuclear proliferation, reduction of In- Dick Joyce Well Drilling Rt. 3. Box 344 Sanford b0 rd G Washington already has more than Its share two stages. In October this year a better system arrangement, terHi Zn tells me, is 'more The SS-18, less dependable and less accurate lucrative" than his pivious arrangement with of citizen groups concentrating on virt ually (the NS-20) for guiding warheads to their targets every imaginable domestic issue, as well as a is to be Installed, improving accuracy by a half. than the to-be-improved Minuteman, could carry the North American Newspaper Alliance, for handful of elite organizations working In the Fitted with this new device, a Minuteman more warheads. All the same little was heard whom he also wrote a nationally syndicated foreign policy-national security sphere. But warhead could be relied onto land within 600 feet about k'nerlcan efforts to do much the same column. . of any target, Instead of 1200 feet now. from their side. Moreover, a higher proportion of there Is no broadbased institution wuose In an Interview, Universal Press' managing cerns are focused on the international arena. Russian rockets are land-based (about three- editor, Lee Salem, tells me that the promotional That is the specialty New Directions has The Russians' heavy missile, the SS-18, Is ls.s quarters of their warheads) and therefore material used to sell the terflorst column conchosen for itself, with initial emphasis on the accurate even than that. The second im- vulnerable to the proposed "silo-busters." About si.sts of reprints of articles from publications like issues of worldwide energy conservation, provement, to be made in 1979, would be to in. three-fifths of American warheads are carried Time and Newsweek, who reported on the Sears Catalog Sales Office Pinecneit Shopping Center Sanford Sanford THE LONDON ECONOMIST All Lakeview Nursing Center 313 E. Second St. Sanford ' ' Brook's Cleaners 2307 S. Sanford Ave. Sanford woodruff's Garden Center 441 Celery Ave. Sanford Flagship Bank of Sanford Downtown Sanford Wean Bridge Fish Camp End of Celery Ave. Sanford Chico & The Man Junc. Hwy. 17.32 & 427 Five Points Voska's Healing & Air Conditioning 710W. Hwy. 434 Winter Springs Action Honda 3313 S. Hwy. 17 32 Sanford Longwood TV 443 N, Hwy. 427 Longwo.,d Miller's 24I Orlando Drive Sanford Moore Realty Rt. 2. Boa 434 Longwood .knes Window Repair Service, s.4s N. Rt. 434. Unit II. Altansenit. Springs. Ph. 542.1335 Kokomo Tool Company Ill W. 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Dekle's Gulf knocked - - Mike Ferrell homered for dard boys and Joe Marino went Faculty, the only undefeated Seaboard while Glen Robinson 4-for-S and Tom Robare and team in the second half , andJotmErnersonhadtwohjts Mike West added three hits knocked Lay's Gulf from the apiece. each. unbeaten ranks Monda) night, (Herald Pliotes by RICb Wifl) - Out with the oh!, and In with run.sand added a pair, of ingia Charles Reynolds, Eddie the new. to drive in SIX runs, pacing Jackson and Fred W3hington Charles That's the story In Sanfords Dekle's. Larry Neiman and homered for Tanquery, but it Metro Softball League, where a Donnie Anderson added home wasn't enough to offset the 22- Eddie .sèciison, new face sits atop the slow- run punch to the Dekie's attack. hit attack by Eldridge. Jim Burnette Wm$hInton, , pitch standings. Neiman aLso had two singles. Lanier homered for the Stan. FredkW.thIngtOn.$f - r - -- . ________________ SPORTS Sea board Coast li ne a peg __________________________ farther down the ladder with sk 15-6 and Eldridge Tuesday, June ,1,7 17-0 hurting n 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Standard Tanquery Lounge In the night's other game. Jeff Walkins carried mighty big bat for SCC Faculty, • _______ __ _JI 4 ___ 1pII_ _____ . • , . 'A• .. . .. • ... ip ' . t - --f- _ ____ -.,. - - 'ç - . ______________ .. .: q I ~N ,'-, - I ____ --'--.t -- - - - -. .__ t •-' - • .' :f a ..., METROSTANDINOS s. - t. 2 0 22 ldridge Standard Auto Train E 0 2 , ft year; Dallas; Seamle; Pon. another team owes any corn- WFL folded? Csonka had left Usc, Mich.; Houston; Los An. rj Sports World '- Hit As Bosox t6 I, C~ .'- - - , ; : _, ,I? By WILL GRIMSLEY - Of Waterloo, Promos, Seaver Catching up on the news: Headline: "Cubs' Manager Herman Franks says Cards Have Best Team, Should Win National League East." 4 2 Bob kelly, if 2t 11I 26 Winter Haven Leaders By Th e Associated Press gave the Red Sox a -I victory bases loaded and one out. over the Chicago White Sox"Their Infield and outfield Cat- lion Fisk knows when the Monday night. were playing In and their pitchodds are In his favor. The victory moved Boston er (Larry Anderson) had to "There was a good chance fcr into first place in the American give me something good to hit," RaY Robinson pitched a no- out of a last-inning jam which a hit," the Boston catcher sa id League East Division, one-half Fisk said. "I was just trying to hitter Monday in Sanford's found George's putting the . together at Waterloo and says, "Well, this is good-bye, fellows. We're going out against that guy Napoleon. We will be torn to pieces." General Ike, exhorting his forces before sending them off to the beaches of Normandy: "Sorry to do this, men. We're going to get our heads blown off." Sitting Bull to his feathered friends at th Battle of Little Big Horn: "Pale face, him ve ry tough. Custer get all our scalps." Al R 1 3 1 3 3 3 2 3 3 4 3 4 3 1 0 i 1 0 3 0 0 U IS le Headline: "FCC Investigates CBs' Winner-Take-All Televised Tenn is Se ries for Delwling Public With False Advertising." C'Mon, who's fooling whom? Reports that Jimmy Connors got ABA St ill 1 N ' four clubs has debts in the riUy It's been nearly a year since the neighborhood of $10 million. owners of National Basketball The Denver Nuggets, for ex Florida Little Major League, tying and winning runs in pacing Atlantic National Bank scoring position. Baker, who two hits apiece. Walks and accounted It was Boston's fifth straight errors Petroleum's runs. victory and eighth in the last Assoc!ation teams cast a ample, who played to better nine games. Sieve Dennis. rf Mike Prokosh, 20 Jim Terwilliger, 2b Mike Scott, rf Tracy Walkof. 3b 2b Totals GEOR GE'S for Charron gave up five hits and the whole bag and Rod Layer and John Newcombe got nothing in lifeline to the members of the than 95 per cent of capacity this Relief specialist Bill Camp. tanned 11 and worked his way those "Charnplonshipof the World" matches atLas Vegas never sinking American Basketball year and led the NBA In atbell, Boston's fourth pitcher, taken seriously. Only the naive accepted it. Association, and those who tendance, st ill had to withdraw picked up the victory by retirIt was strictly a promotional gitinmick - show business. Even grabbed it are finding the price a proposed stock offering Ing the last six Chicago Promoter Bill Riordan, who thought up the package, never of survival to be steep indeed, beca use of a s ky financial ha peddled the winner-take-all theme, telling everyone within Rangers 3, IndIans o Just how steep was expected outlook caused by a backlog of Howard, Pace to be a prime topic of conversa- debts. lion at the annual summer But the most troubled of the Burt Blyleven's four-hit shutout was backed by home runs Spark Rotary boxing mess, which was badly handled but also a victim of press meetings of the NBA Board of teams is the Indiana Pacers, by Juan Beniquex and Burt Freddie Howard drove in agentry. Campaneris as Texas downed three runs and Wayne Pace Governors, which opened today who could not meet thei r June and will continue through Fri- player payroll on time and have Cleveland. Only John Low- pitched a one-hitter Monday as Headline: "Pitcher Torn Seaver of the Mets Offers Olive Branch to Angered M. Donald Grant - Met Boss Refuses to We have to give a demerit to Grant on this one. The feud be- tween the best pitcher in baseball and the chairman of the board is ridiculous on the face of it, fanned by outside interests. 71wre is nothing arrogant about Seaver being unhappy over his contract or failure of the Mets to try to make the team a con- tender. True, Grant may have invested some money in the club but Seaver and other Mets have invested their fives, their careers. Grant has an olbigation to listen. When things aren't right at the - office, you go to the boss. Nuggets, Indiana Pacer3, New obstacle. the sixth with hii second homer York Nets and San Antonio Also this week, the governors of the year. Spurs - are still floundering, will hear an update from CornRoyal's 8, Yankees 3 Headline: "Reggie Jackson Gives Teammates Cold Shoulder The debts accumulated in issioner Larry O'Brien on the George Brett scored from After Hitting Home Run." Headline: "Thurman Munson Refuses their years In the ABA, the $3.2 status of his live-year plan for first base on a h hoop single In to Shake Hands with Reggie Jackson." million entrance lee, the cost of the growth of the NBA, as well the first Inning, then slammed a Headline: "Jackson Shakes Hands with Munson after Munson buying out their ABA brothers as wide-ranging reviews of oth- two-run homer, power,Ing Homers." who were not Included In the er league matters including Kansas City over New York and Headline: "Jackson-Munson merger, the legal fees and costs television, scheduling, on-court knocking the Yankees out of Fe ud Eases - All is Well Again wi th the Yankees." Involved in settling a myr iad of vi olence, the status of relation. first place in the AL East. Get off It, fe llows. You're not playing one-eyed-cat in the corner lawsuits, the constantly rising ships with the players' and refWinner Paul Splittorff , 5.4, lot. You didn't bring that bat and ball. You're grown men, making operat ing expenses and their erees' associations and e pos- nee th ded help from Doug Bird as much money as the chairman of the board at General Mlitors, It's true you wear short pants, but remember you're adults Mickey Keefer. 3p Kelly Denton. lb Rusty Reed, c Floyd Lively, 30 Milired Hayes, s's Brian Curts,cf Gary Keefer. rf Totals ROTARY FreddieHoward 5 Greg Church. 3b ' Danny flegister.If Jeff Webb. If Wayne Pace,p Sammy Griffith, C Mike Blythe, rf Ricky Chesser. lb John Polk. 2b Terry Griffin, ?b Pat Harrison Cl Greg Register, Cf Totals agreemrnt not to share in sibility of adding a third official and Steve Mingori. Mike Tortelevision revenue - all have for N BA games. rez, 7-5, took the loss. involved in a business as well as a game. It's not Just for fun. It's contributed to the f inancial Team coaches and general Mets 7, Braves 1 for blood and for customers and greenbacks. plight of the former ABA managers will be meeting Pitcher Jerry Koosinan backLeave your petty jealousies at home and concentrate on teams. amo ng themselves today and cii his four-hitter with two runs Lei:Ving )our eye on the ball. Thanks to George Steinbrenner's And it's a serious plight - official business will be taken batted in, leading the Mets over Knights of Columbus pen pocketbook, you should win it all in spite of yourselves, N o tary sources say at least one of the up formally on Wednesday, Atlanta 'Whi"'te Ho e'Esa Heads Stadiu Beath Greg Carter.ss 30 Andy Griffith. 2b 3b Wilber Gordon. lb rf Stanley Mogan, TonyCook.3030 Mike Baker, p Leroy Littles. It John Hobbs, If Chris Wargo. If Robert Lively, ci Charles Edwards. 100 111- 3 236 2-13 Sanford Atlantic I 02 3 0 I 3 0 0 3 1 3 3 I I 3 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 3 1 Ci.' 33 4 (11161 Gainesve's Tommy Howard last ing more than live." Sweet and his three sons, vetera ns." Howard is known in boxing as "a runner" and if Esa can catch thane)' In other matches featuring Seminole County residents, Contact Kar:i!". Is Snuare ('.3r141n 250-pound "White Hope" is Rocky, Barron and Sammy. "This is the first time that I have ever heard of a la ther an his entire family 31 boys "as IuI5 W £VdLII 11.3 IlilUt. "5 under card to rton-Bobick Howard also has the punch to match and he lost a split test Lou's questionable chin, 5° decision. He got tired in the tonight's card should answer second half of the fight. Since more than just one question, that Lime his trainer, Dominick Ashilock announced another Polo, has been working on his first for Seminole County and stamina. We feel Lou is ready tomaybe another first for boxing go 10 rounds If he 1133 to, but the South. Dominick says the way Estill Is In "The amiateur card will be punching he can't see Ho.'rard cornpi-Lsed of Oviedo's Bob UWtUL1g on use same boxing card. "It might have been done somewhere else before, but not in Florida, I am sure of that. "Bob is 39 years old while the boys range In age from nine to 12. The funny thing is Bob is the one who will be fighting in his first bout while the three boys are already seasoned agreed tougnc Tampa's 'Wild" Willie Chaney, while Taco Perez and Bill Brock.ell will have at it In a karate bout. Braden, who retired Perez from boxing In their now farnow "Battle of Sanford-, earlier this year, Is alter a regional title match. To get that he must first get past the hard punching, but weak chinned Brockell figures to give Taco some stiff opposition, as he too was a fo rmer fighter. The bo ut is set for four rounds and wUl In fight nn th. ,,. .._ ,..,.. t the Sanford Bow'! 4 T(3-26)10S60032i1 tiv-vu t.. i.i jj .u, 6.60,300,3.30; 2. Fake Front (6) 3.40. 3.Io 3. Sandy's Mona (7) 2.80; Q (36) 16.20; P (36) 2.10; 1 (3-6-2) 101.30:76.95.• SEVENTH S-li, C: 1. Mountain (3)1.40,5.20.4.60; 2. Kitty P. (I) 510, 100; 3. Marion's Cutie (1) 6.20; Q (3$) 15.20; P (3$) 131.20; T (311) 519.10; 31.92. EIGHTH 3.16, A: 1. Shadow Way ) 17.20, 12.00, 5.20; 2. Gone Austin (5) 19.00, 9.20; 3. Jartlead Boone (1) 4.40; Q (33) 177.50; P (3 with au) 13.30 and (all with 5)21.60. 1 (35 all) 106.40; 31.90, NINTH - 1, C: 1. Sand Blaze (6) 11.60, 6.20, 1.10; 2. Li Mistral (1) 1.50, 3.20; 3. Ts Lids (2)3.10: 0 (16) 32.60; P(6l) 117.60; T (6-12)131.20; 39.72. TENTH -316, I: 1. Guide Lad (2) 32.10.6.10.3.20; 2. ltha's 1110,6.50:3. Itsby Bidlwon($) 3.40; (7(12)1610; P (7.1) 119.90; 1 (2.1.1) 1010.10; 32.39. ELEVENTH-5.16A: 1. Toney G. (I) 7.50. 3.60, 3.20; 2. Trading post (2)1.00,3.10; 3. Ks Notary (7) 3-SO; 0 (l' .iI.00; P (12) 33.70; T (121) 415.00; 32.33. TWELFTH-%. 5: I. K's Columbus (3) 1.40, 3.00; 2,10; 2. Nixon True Miss (3) 1.10, 6.20; 3. (dead heat) Tax Man (3) 3.00 and Doncaster Kim (6) 320 Q (23) .. . .. .. -. ' - - I Favata S Gai Liz will 3 be well represented. Kip Braden bas adhere to all of thisgrowing sport's basic rules. In other action, Lake Howell's IS-year-old James "The Silver Hawk" Salerno makes his second appearance as 2 Pro when he clashes with Eddie Walker, Salerno, the youngest fighter in the world, won his Piro debut three weeks ago with a rout ._ - W L Pct. OS HITS-Parker, Pgh, 79; Griftey, the American Association. Boston 33 21 .379 Cm, 75; Winfield, SD, 75; Cash, MIl, FOOTSALL N York 34 26 .547 ½ 73; Garvsy, LA, 73. National Football League Silt .344 3$ 26 2 DOU BLES-Cromrtie, Mtl, 22; ATLANTA FALCONS - Signed MIIwkee 79 31 .413 5'. Pelt:, SIL, 20; Rose, Cm, It; Edgar Fields, defensive end and Clove 24 79 153 7 Lutinski. PPSI, IS; Parker, Pgh, 17. Dave Farmer, fullback. Detroit 21 31 436 $ TRIPLES-Winfield. SD, 6; CINCINNATI BENGALS Toronto 73 32 .4)1 9 Brock, StL, 5; Mumphry. StL. 5; Signed Rick Walker, tight end. West Tmptrton, SIL, 5; Almon, 50.5. HOCKEY Minn 34 21 .366 HOME RUNS-Burroughs. AtI, National Hockey League Chicago 31 24 .541 2" 13. GFoster. Cm, II; Coy, LA, 11 3 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS Calif 20 27 .SOO 41 1 Smith, LA. 14; Lusinski. Phl, Signed Johnn y Wilsonascoacp,. Texas 27 27 .500 S Winfield, SD. 13. K.C. 79 .491 5½ STOLEN BASES-Tay,ras, Pgh, 27 29 .4*2 6 Oakland 27; Cabell, Htn, 23; Cedeno, Htn, 23; IS 37 .403 11 Seattle Morgan, Cin, 21; Lopos. LA, 20, PITCHING (6 Decisions) Denny. SIL. 7.1, .575, 3.65; Rau, LA, Monday's Result Texas 3. Cleveland 0 6.). .S57, 1.45; RReuschel, CM, $3. DAYTONASEACH Boston 5. Chicago 1, 10 in. $00. 3.50; RForsch, SIL, 5.2, MONDAY RESULTS 4 04; Candlrla. Pgh, I?. .778. k%?: nIngs OSutton,LA,7.2, .771.2.63; Norman. Kansas City I, New York 3 FIRST- 5.16, 0: I. Red Clown (3) Cm, 42, .730, 2.75; Rh Only games scheduled oden, LA, 8.3, 1210. 420. 360. 7. Shelton Streaker 727• 440. T.day'soames (6) 10.20, 300; 3. SC Lonesome Joe STRIKEOUTS-Rogors, Mtl, 92; Texas (Perry S-5) at Clove. (7) 3,60; 0 (3 6) 40.20; P (I 6) 132 00; PNiekro, All, IS; Kousrnan. NY, 77; land (Garland 26), (n) 32.23 - Dog Racing Gals, B SECOND 1's,C: 1. Miss Muir ( tlmore (Palmer 7 6). In) 440. 5 50, 300; 2. Toclviova (3) I 60. ois Chicago (Knapp S2) at 460; 3. Billyhelgue Lass (6) 4 20; Q ton (Wise 2 2). In) (I 3) 19 60; P (I 1) 5010. T 0 3 6) Toronto (Jefferson 14) of Do 15300; Big 0 (36 with 13) 561 40; troll (Hiller 34), (n) 3* 60. Kansas City (Hauler 3 5) at FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE New Yorit (Guileff 5-2). (n) THIRD-S-16. D: 1. Texas Flowtr South California (Hartion 151 at (6) 9.00. 4 40, 4 20; 2. Mosi Dot? I*(4) Minnesota (Redfern 21). (n) w i. pc, as 9.00, 560.). Lady's Day (5) 350; 0 Oakland (Medich $2) at West Palm Beach 33 19 .441 - (46)9010; P(64)311.90; T Calm and Roselyn Ross Wednesday's Games Texas at Cleveland. (n) at Baltimore, In) Milwauk Toronto at Detroit, (n) California at Minnesota, (n) Oakland at sesitile. (n) Only games Scheduled picked up a homer. Favata's outhit Kader's 17-4. Also picking up hits were Debbie Register, Debbie Brown, and Valerie Cotton, each with three, and Vivian Lively and Brenda Cotton with two. Nooney was 2-fcr-5 for the ) 0 night. Police Wins - Minor Leagues Pompano Beach 25 79 .463 10 FOURTH Fort Lauderdale " 32 .34S I 5 Cocoa 1$ 32 340 IS Emperor (7) - W* defensive North Lakeland 54. Petersburg W L Pct GB 33 24 .579 32 26 .537 l'. average and 17 Monday night's Senior re loaded or start an inning in Lancaster, Pa., working in a walks-strikeouts ratio. In 55 are no soft touches. You can't by Aw ~ printing factory instead of innings pitched, Sutter has relax. If you do, they'll knock by forfeit, from RecreatIon Department. Police, I fIt 1 or Tiger Hall. %J Also scheduled is the U.S debut of Jaws Ocasio, the un' , ! ~ 11 defeated heavyweight from P"Prf. Di g D the world famous Bill Daley. threat to the world's title. John Tallarico makes third start as a pro in yet another scheduled six-rounder. Tallarice, a former am champ ha-s come away ateur with impressive KO's In both reffons in the PUnch-for-pay. anks. v .- -• .• FIFTH 1. Galdos.Ect.niz (3) 14.20 3.10 3.60; 2. (7) 1.10. 4.10: 3. Loyola-Wally (3) 6.60; Q (3-7) .10: P (3-7) 201.30; 1 SECOND - 1 M ConI?IOn Pace Purse 8600: I. Noble Bullet (Rau) 2. Amazing Alma (Becker) 3 Winning Angel (Regur) A. Gay Bullet (Bridges) S. Crafty Rick (Marchese) 6. Hobos First (Culhane) 7. Dons Lindy Star (Ormsby) 8. Bold Sarah (Unknown) A.E. 1. Aprils Guy (Harmon). SEVENTH -1. Aprauz.Peclna (2) 11.10, 3.10, 1.30; 2. ZubiArriete (7) 6.60, 4.20; 1. BeIde.Paco (1) 3.60; Q (27) 29.60; P (21) 111.10; 1 (271) - THIRD - I M Claiming Pace 81.000 Purse $00: 1. Victory Rally (Neely) 2. Bums Guy (Berznak) 3. Torpedo Byrd (DelCampo) 4. Timed Right (Schade) S. Dukes Chuck (Robinson) 6. Top Reward (DAmato) 7. Armbro Jamie (Bolton) 0. Stratton (Britton) A.E. 1. Miss Bernardston (Unknown) A.F. 2. Taylors Farvel (Piper). pitching for the First place Clii- yielded but seven walks - two you all over the lot." Sutter Is appreciative of the of t he m intentional- against 63 cago Cubs. support he receives from Cub Sutter, who signed with the strikeouts, Ordinarily, a pitcher who fans who are packing Wrigley Cub organization In 1972, under- - Starting June 1, Marc Slade's Service Department Will Have EIGHTH 1. Oscar.Wauly (7) 19.30, 5.20, 310; 2. MutillaGasti II (5) 8.70, 3.50: 3. Victor.Cobian (1) 3.10; 0 (37) 60.00; P (73) 203.50; T (73.1) 323.60. - Expanded Hours For Your Convenience. We Will Be NINTH - i. Mutilla (1)30.00,5,00, 6.50; 2. liasa (1) 13.60, 11.60; 3, Rodolt0(1) 6.50; 0 (4$) $1.20; P (I. 1)170.30; 1 (5.4.1) 252.60. - - - - - - Security; NINTH - 13.16 M - Claiming Pace $1,500, Purse 8400: 1. Star Student (Griffin) 2 Ensigns Met. maid lDagenals) 3. Vortex (Komers) I. Fair Sis (Rau) S. TENTH - I-I. A: I. Loco Motion; Varsity Bomb (Schade) 6. Champ 2. Gypsy Day; 3. Holsum; 4. Nancy's Rainbow (Porter) 7 Howard% Chief Dancer. S. Echo Valley; A. Wind (Rocker) 1. Sassafras HI Time Sock; 7. K's Viking; S. Dotted Line. (Robinson) A.E. 1. Rocky Dominion A E. 2 Newton Gay (Pegur). ELEVENTH -8.16, A:). Castle (Gill) 2. My Baby Sit; 3 True Faith; 4 kingking's POint, S. Black 7 Sahara; Irish; Keith Geiger; S. Up Town JaI.AlaI SEMINOLE MONDAY RESULTS FIRST -13.18 M -1. Lynnhurst Ben (White) 1 102.60240; 3 Becky's Finale 2102.20; 3. Arden Ed 3.10; Q THIRD I. JulianCp,eya (y) 51.00, 560. 400; 2. Reno Davila (1) 560. 1.20; 3 Albardi Ovy (3) 7 10 (17) 16 30 P ill) 122.10; I (7.1 3) - MINNEAPOLIS (AP) "I said it and I meant it What makes me mad is no sooner do we get into first place then everybody starts saying 'When are they going to fold?' Well. we're not going to fold. We might not win It but we'll be in contention all the W$)'." "Marc Slade Kid Glove - Service!!!" Come In Now, During Our Expanded The Hours, And See What Our simple assault and disorderly conduct against Minnesota Vikings defensive ba ck Nate A ll en. Allen, 29, originally was charged with the misdemeanor charges by the city, but those were later dropped at the request of the Minneapolis police department in an effort to have Hennepin County bring felony cha rges. County attorneys, however, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SI - - - - - - - - - - - - LUBE • OIL FILTER downtown bar. Police said Allen slugged Richard Stahura, 38, alter he - - - SIl New Plugs, Points & Condensor. Set Tuning, Carb and Service Emission System. Clean Battery Terminals, New Canister Filter, TUNE-UP I - allegedly slugging an offdut)Minneapolis policeman at a $1792 - -- - - H - - - - SI. Complete Lubrication, a Filter. Visual Check Under Carriage. Oil 1995 Good Thru 7.3077 H I - was denied entrance to the bar beca us e of improper Identiat - cyl. charges, AllenwasarrestedMay2lfor fication. Stahura worked KID GLOVE SERVICE Can Mean For You.............. Good Thru I 304 decided against bringing felony - - - - - - - - - - - TRANS SERVICE the bar as a bouncer during his off- duty hours. SAN DIEGO lAP) Chris Evert will head the women's team from the WesternDivislon in the World Team Tennis All. AliStar match at San Diego July 9. WTT Commissioner Butch Buchholz said Monday that Miss Evert, who plays for Phoenix, will be joined by teammate Kristien Shaw, Betty Stove of Seattle-Portland, Francoise Durr of Golden Gate and a fifth women to be named later. Miss Evert, the world's top- - - - - SI - - - - *2595 Good Thru 13077 West 'Stars - • Replace Filter & Gasket. Adjust Bands, Refill With New Transmission Fluid, Flush Convertor. Evert Heads - I. Trani-Arrieta 16) second season in the WT1' and K in& leads the league in singles play. -------------COUPON ----------- <-) ( 1 OFF on INTERNAL H Remove All Wheels, Check Lining and Wheel Cylinders, Clean Lining and Adjust Brakes. BRAKE SERVICE Good Th"u73077 - - SI - - - - - - - - COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE Good Thru 7.30 - - - - - SI - - - - SI. Reverse Flush Block And Radiator. Check All Hoses And Clamps. Install New Antifreeze. H 71 FRONT-END ALIGNMENT AdIuSI Riding Height, Comber, Caster & Too-ln' AUTOMATIC I Good Thru 7 3077 - - - - - H - - - SI FRONT WHEEL BEARING REPACK Good Thru 7 30 77 SI_SI__SI - - SI - - SI SI . 1995 Drum H Disc - SISISI U Remove Inner £ Outer Bearings, Clean, Repack And Adjust SI_SI_SI SISI SII - $95 Sutter was kidded a lot in the press when in the first week of the season he claimed the Cubs would win the pennant. We Will Have Our Total Minneapolis city attorney's office has re-issued charges of § are going bad." Along With These New Hours Allen Charged FOURTH 1. VictoriouS 1M Ii 0 went surgery for a pinched records two strikeouts for every Field these days. When his Beau (a4r,zn,k) 37.20 11 so C with this coupon 11 nerve in his arm in 1973 and walk can expect a winning name is announced over the Mindy Nib "W C3ft" LIMITONE PER CUSTOMER when the operation was over he record. A 3-I ratio Is a sign of pu blic address system, a loud 3*0. 0 (12)133*0; T (2 17) 635.00; 10 FREE ROAD TEST, TRANSMISSION EVALUATION cheer goes up and they cheer 7 had Inst his fast bail. greatness. Sutter's ratio FIFTH - I U - I. Saratoga Dale I every st ke he throws. ri "I was ready to chuck it CALL JOHN FOR APPOINTMENT arithmetic Is 7-1. ( Peters ) 660 310 240; 2. Prompt W. Fairbanks Winter Park and go back to the pr inting ll yes, hove it," said Sut- Pick 2.20 260; 3. Hurricane Scot I "He "lie's the greatest relief 645.2800 7:30.1:30 M.F presses," said Sutter. "But ter. "it pumps you up. But it's pitcher that I've seen in my 45 2.09 .3 __ FINANCING AVAILABLE Fred Martin told me to try the p like everything else. Everyone ball ," said Cuba base In yea rs SIXTH - ta U -1. I'll Get It ------------ COUPON fork ball. It was awkward at is for you when you are going (Mauey) 300 5.20 160. 1 Linns Star Manager Herman Franks. first and it took me a couple - uy., LOW 4.J, W I I'JJ .av J. AP; j. months to re al ly learn. '-Name me a better one? You I - But this year is the first time can't do it. Compare his stat.3, that I have reached the point tics with anyone else. Look at where I can throw it for strikes 'em, walks and strikeouts, hits and innings pitched. And reanytime I want." member they are all In tough Sutter doesn't throw it for • strikes all the time, however, situations. We never use him In " 1. "Why should I throw it for games that are totally won Or strikes when they swing at balls lost, Sutter never alters his pitch, bouncing in the did?" he asked. Ing style, ;"~ It ..If they start taking, I'll throw make no differthe strikes." ence to me," he said. "I pitch rightThe 25-year-old all the time the same way of 30 aphander's record Saturdays 8 a.m. To 4 p.m. ranked woman player, is in her FOURTH THIRD - I M Westerns Diane (Bridges) 3.20 3.00 2.20; 2. Delightful Miss ol02.20; 3 R ev eille Gin 220; 0 (36) 1460; T (362) 31.10. 2 07 3 - Monday Friday And On - I1C1te - SECOND - 1. Said Pecina (I) 1000, 1.10, 140; 2. Raw- Carlos (1) 4.20. 1.20. 3. lrusta.CPieva 1$) 5,10; Q p (111- 1) 6690. ! ($$ 5) (I I) 671 20. 00 (25)119 10 Open 7:30 a.m. To 8:30 p.m. - - FIFTH - I M Condition Pace, Purse 8430: I. Afton Flapper (Bereznak 2. Cavaliers Choice (Bridges) 3. Conestoga B (Ne'eiy) 1. Surtax (Bridges) S. Black All Over (Gill) 6. Sis Boom Ba (Olori) 7. Helena Hal (Burgess) I. Miss Mazy Byrd (Neely) Ac. I. Claybrook A.E. 2. Flaming Port Podro (Gill) (DelCampo). ill19 (~ SIXTH 1. Urlart..Gastl II (5) 13.IO,S.70,6.40;2.AlberdI.Javmer (1) 3.00, 4.00; 3. Nestor-GoirIena (1) S-SO; Q (1-3) 38.10; P (3-1) 156.00; T (5-1-1) 621.20. TENTH 1. LovolaGoiruena (3) 15.00, 5.80, 3.60; 2. Oscar.Diega (1) *,360 3. GastiEchanit (6) $20; 0(31)6000; P (3.1) 222.30; 1 (31.6) 2319.50. ELEVENTH - 1. BedideGoros FOURTH - IM - claimingPace 81,230-1.300: Purse 8450: 1. Dexter (I) 13.20, 18-00,111.20; 2. Irutta.Diaga Comet (Robinson) 2. Yettys Yeggi (3) 7.20. 3.00; 3. Trani Javier (6) (Komers) 3. Barry Time (Peters) i. 320; 0 (3.5) 51.20; P (13) 126.00; 1 Goodtime Julie (Bridges) S. Trout ($34) 331.10. TWELFTH 1. Loyola-Paco (1) Line (Lyons) 6. Maynard Pence (Strong) Gene 1120,5.30,7.$0;3.Oscar.EthanIz($) 7. Senator (Unknown) I Kirby Bohemia 1.40.3.30; 3. Zubl.Rodolfo(3) 3.00; 0 (Harmon) A.E. 1. Power Crater (II) 19.20; P (15)241.90; 1 (1.53) (Hlerpe) A.E. 2. Billy Go 67560 A (1,923; Handle - 8111,171. (Lieberman). SIXTH - I U - Claiming Pace FOURTH 8.14, 0: I. Top Pearl; 7. 82,000 Purse 8100: 1. Coalmont Fritz Pines Bluff JobihI's Wizard; 3. Pixie Whiz; 4. (Robinson) 2. (Oagenais) 3. Fast and Easy (Hall) Juno's Pitch; S. Romano Shaw; 6 ".° B (Metcalf) S. Saint Clair Boston Birch; 7. keen Ranger; •. Eulie (Bridges) 6. Bippy Time (J.C. Noralee cot*. FIFTH - $16, 5: 1. Legalized ; 2. Smith) 7, Colonels Laura (Rau) Little Fun; 3. K's Summa; 4. Dizzy Lulle Belie (Ruggtes ), Dart; S. Tiny Lena; 6. Glynell; 7 SEVENTH 1U Condition Keith Geiger; I. Up Town Purse $100: I. Avon Marshall SIXTH 's, 0: I. T's Fast Pace, (Dennis) 2 KenS Question (Rauch) Fanny; 2. Come On Gorden; 3 3. Potentate Pick (Udell) 1. Mannar? Campus Dakota; 4. Not Short; Harry (Griffin) S. Proud Mac Win Tailgate Tally; 6. Del ta Strider; Read To Riches; $ Lady Adorable. (D'Amato) 6. Tappahanna Boy (Rosenthal) 1. Santas Girl (Bolton) SEVENTH - 5-16, A: 1. Go I Beatrice Way (Regur). Gettem; 2. Jarheod kyle; 3. Sally's Condition Pac# EIGHTH - I Alm. 1. Jones Boy; S. Alice Hansen; Purse 11.200: FLORIDA BRED: I. 6. Shandon Glor y; 1. K's Sender; Sophist (MyselI) 2 Byrd Bobby Able George. (Deason) 3. Daylonas Terri EIGHTH 5.16. C: 1. E. Z. (Bridges) 4. Marion Sleek (Crank) Bought; 7. Jerry's Jeno; 3. LeiianI; S. Great Value (Ihlenfeid) 6 Nifty Hy Shelly. S. Not Many; Lady Byrd (Komers) 7. Hickor y & Fireman Bob; 7. Adventurer; I Carole (Bennett) 1. Bye Thunder Punkin Patch Rene (Dagenas). SECOND -1 M - 1. Choo Choo Magoo (Bridges) 10 90 4.00 4.60 - 2 Flyer Forcing 6.50 1.00; 3. Debutante Tau $50. Q (1 6) 31.40; T (6 4 all) 03.10; 7:111. - - Carter. Homess Racing ~, - - an exploding fork ball, Bruce saves is amazing enough, but it from scratch. You are pitching Sutter could very well be back pales w he n compared to his against major leaguers. Th ere League game was won 6. Cagey -• 5.60, 4.10; 3. Mark Foxy. Belew(S)420;Q(213120; ' (4 2) TWELFTH -7.16, C: 1. Whistle DAYTONABEACH 104 20, 1 (4 2 1)346.00; 31.7$. Stop; 2. Sandy Sand; 3. Smithville; MONDAY RESULTS FIFTH - 5-16. D: I Knockmant , 6. 4. Rocktown; S. About Time. Hunter (31 10.10. 350. 450, 2, Butch I Julian.Davitta (2) FIRST Marsha Mello; 7 Doll Up; I. Just 12.00 3 60 2.50; 2. Reno Paclna 115 Mine. 660,300. 3. BobGoros in 3.00. 0 (2 4) )J 10. 1 (71) 61 Fork Ball Saves Career Of Cubs' Bruce Sutter weren't for the development of 081 earned run • Kiliosera Pat; -- ru)I -5 M-UalIfljflg Pace 8730, Purse 8300: 1. Great Moment (Hall) 2. Sweetheart Volto (Del Campo) 3. Shady Side Bill (Roblnson 1. Diesel (Buffamonte) (Robinson) S. Lake Shore Sam (Taylor) 6. Bordners Pride (Griffin) 7. Shirley Time (Stevens) I. Mr. Mite (Van Deventer) A.E. 1. Vans Choice N (Ruggles) A.E. 2. Oteca Mae (Bereznak. 5.16. 5: 1. Deuville Linda's Tufty; S. k's Tiptoe; 6 CHICAGO (AP) - If it pearances with a 2-1 record, a whether I come in and the bases t I' - I 317 10 - - 555 2___________ Seminole Petroleum and we reallyshouid learn a lot about Esa. "Around a mont h ago we took him up to New York's Madison serving up at his Orlando Sports Stadium tonight. In the main event of the pro boxing card we have Big Lotie." Ashlock stated at a recent press conference as he eferred to his giant rheavyweight, Lou Esa, "HC will be lighting ' _ I I I Elvis Brown. lb 1 02 2 0 0 Mike Tptorman,ss I I 0 2 0 0 Hunter Hubbard, If 0 0 0 7 0 0 Alvin Brooke, If 0 0 0 7 0 0 Scott Murphy, $% 3b 77 1 1 0 Jay Hansel, 20 0 I 0 MirkMihon.y,cf 3 I 0 0 Charlie Smith, ri 3 2 I II 3 I Totals 24 1710 SEMINOLE PETRtjLkuM AS R H AS R H 2 3 2 Jeff Sorters, it 3o 37 I Howard Harrison. c 1 I 0 2 I 2 Mitt Johnson. 3b 1 0 0 I I 0 bo bb y Dodge, ci rf 1 00 I I 1 Ricky Bridges,p3b 1 I 0 3 0 1 Stewart Smith, ci 2 00 i 1 Robert Miller, to I 0 0 I I 0 Nathan Skop. Cl 1 I 0 Katy Barbour, 20 I 0 0 Manny Calls. lb I 0 0 I I I) Mark Blythe, lb 0 00 0 1 0 Frank Hiilsman, is 7 00 I' II I Totals IS • By LEEGEIGER promoter Pete Ashlock is 0 0 0 I 4 0 0 0 I 0 0 2 0 o 0 He rald Correspondent ORLANDO12 bouts, featuring everything f rom pro and amateur boiing to "Full- up to him, it will prove 20 33 - Card Tonig 0 ht P what 7 0 1 I is by (1) 4.10. 3.00; 3. Irusta-Wally (1) 33.20; P (6.1) .30; T TONIGHT'S ENTRIES (32) 146.70; ' Williams. lb rf 2 o o paced Bowl America to a 64 day at the Hotel del Coronado. been conducting a long and enstein wai able * to bother Rotary defeatL-d Knights of Isaac Totals search for new IiBlyleven, 6-7, getting two of the Columbus, 13-3, In a Junior win over Kiwanis, and Michelle It was at last year's s um mer fruitless Indiam' hits and also walking League game. Durrell Smith Flagship of $*in. 201 too " Nooney knocked out a round meetings, June 17, 1976, at nancial support. IIII "I 1-3 tripper to spark Favata's win broke-up the no-hitter with a Games's Hyannis, Mass., that an agreeEach of the four teams owes once. Beniquex, w ho also doubled, four th- inning doubir. over Kader's, 25-li, In girls ment was announced which the league $290,000 by June SANFORDATLANTIC Junior Softball. brought an end to the 9.year-old as the final part of the $3.2 mil- gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead in a Al I H KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS ABA, with four teams being ab- lion entrance fee, and for the the fourth with his homer into Galm and Ross were bothtop Tim Hall. It-lb I I AS R H Torn Hedrick. C the left field stands. It was the sorbed into the NBA. Now, Pacers, who are having troub 2 3 I hitters for Bowl America with Bobby keefer, If 2 0 0 Ray Robinson, p I 2 0 two his apiece. Calm also nearly 12 months later, those paying their day-to-day cx- first hit off loser Dennis Eck- Durrell Smith, p 30 four survivors - the Denver penses, that represents amajor t'rsley, 64. CampanerLs led off 3.10, 6.60; 3. Pearl's Pain Monday's Results American L Tamp. at Winter Haven, ppd., BATTING (133 at bats)- Carew, Mm. .311; Fisk. Bin, .349; Sailor, rain Daytona Beach 3. Pompano Beach Tor, .341; Bostocit, Mm, 330 National League 1 Singleton, Sal, 329 East St. Petersburg 10, Fort Lauder. RUNS-FIsk, Bin, IS; Carew, W L Pct. OS dale S Mm, 41; RIJacson, Chicago NY, 41; Bonds, 36 19 .as5 Lakeland 7, West Palm Beach 2 Cal. 41; RudI, Cal, 39; Bannister, 32 32 I 593 Pitts Miami and Cocoa, off ChI, 39; Huh, Mm. 39. S Louis 33 21 PtIiIa RUNS BATTED IN-Hisle, Mm, 31 26 .541 6 Today's Games Montreal 23 31 444 11'., 54; RudI. Cal, 41; ZIsk. CJl, 13: Daytona Beach at Miami Hobion, Bin. 11; Munson, NY, 41; N York 25 33 .431 13'/ Ft. Lauderdale t West Palm Cowens, KC. 41. 4 West Beach HITS-Carew, Mm, to; Yount, Los Ang 38 21 4.44 Pompano Beach at Cocoa Mu, 73 Bannister, CM, 11; CInci 30 71 .376 7 Lakeland at Tampa Chambllss, NY, 72; Cowirts, S Diego KC, 71. 77 36 .139 13 Winter Haven at St. Petersburg DOUBLES-Lemon, Chi, 17: S Fran 25 34 .131 13 McRae, ICC, 17; Burleson, Bin, 16: Houston 21 36 Rejackson, NY, 16; Bostock, Mm, Atlanta n 39 .3.61 ii 15; Carew, Mm, IS. Monday's Results TRIPLES-Carew, Mm, 10: New York 1. Atlanta 1 f.wens. KC, 6; Rice, Bsn, 5; American L.au. Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia I Ral, NY, 3; 1 Tied With A. BALTIMORE ORIOLES Montreal 3, Houston 2 HOME RUNS-Zisk, CM, 16; Traded Dyar Miller, pitcher, to the Hisle,Min, 13; Rice, Ben, II; Bonds, California Angels for Dick Drago, Only games scheduled Cal, 11; Gross, Oak. 14, pitcher; signed Steve Lerner, Bill Today's Games STOLEN BASES-Remy, Cal, 22; 040(91 and Larry Jones, pitcher; New York (Todd 21) at At. Patek. ICC, 17; JNorrls, Cie, 16; John Denmin, centerlielder and IonIc (Leon 12), (n) Mike Sherman. catcher. LeFlore, Dot, 13; Bonds, Cal, 13. PhiladelphIa (Kest 1.1) at PITCHING (6 Decisions)CLEVELAND INDIANS -Signed Cincinnati (Norman 6-2), (n) Tanana, Cal. 10.2, 53), 1.11; Castro, Sammy Davis and Lynn Garrett, Montreal (Bahnsen 1.1 or Al. MU. 73, .725. 1.10, Tojottnaon, Mm. outfielders; Glenn Wendt, ' cala I)) at Houston (Andular 42, .130. 1.71; Gulleft, NY, 3-2, .111, stop; Picky Borchers, Greg John 7.3), () 133; Tldrow, NY. 5-2, .711, lU; son, and James Nealy, pitchers, and Chic go (Bonham 45) at San app, Chi, 3.2, .111, 4.60; Littell, Kevin Rttomberg, third baseman. - Dleoo IGritfin 11). In) . p..... na, J.,I; ourgmeser, Mill, ' 43w; I UJ'31 £YJ.W St. Louis (B. Forich 53) at 52, .114. 3.1$. MINNESOTA TWINS - Signed and (2 34) 153.20; 39.19. San Francisco (Hallcki 35). (n) A - 33"; Handie - 8329.32$. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 133; Bari Nieuwenhuis, pitcher. Pittsburgh (Rooker SI) at Tanana, Cal, 106; Blyleven, lix, $6; NEW YORK YANKEES - Signed Los Angeles (Sutton 7.2), In) Steve Taylor, pitcher. Palmer, Bat, $1; Eckersh.y, Cie, 72 TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Wednesday's Games FIRST -S.l6, D: 1. White Clown; SEATTLE MARINERS - Signed New York at Atlanta, (n) 2. Dancing Town; 3, Cut Rate; 4, Rudoipho Arias and Larry Pat. National League Philadelphia at P1tes Pine; S. Joan's Pick; 6. Cincinnati, terion, catchers; James Knsght, BATTING (135 at bits)( n) Triilo. pitcher; Gary Mcoonneil, send Atomic Magpie; 7. Monique; S. My CM, .366. Parker, Pgh, Montreal at Houston. (n) Brenda. baseman and Calvin king, short. EVlenlin., Mtl, 315; Luzinikl, Phi, stop Chicago at 531•: Diego, () SECoND-S-la, 5: l.Odd Tracy; .310; Scott, SIL, .33). 1 Pitt$bvvgti at Los Angeles, 2. E. J Kittle; 3. Shonda Lee; 1. RUNS-Wlnfield, SD, 33; Smith, TORONTO BLUE JAYS Signed (n) Speed Drive. S. Currvlea Lad; 6. St. Louis at San Francisco, LA. 51; Griffey, Cin, 46. Morgan, Scott Gregory and Jack Hollis, Tim Kelly; 7. Little Bowl; S. Swept Cm. 41. Parker, Pgh, 43; Tmpleton, pitchers and Ralph Wheeler and I In) Away. SIL. 43; Rose. Cm, 13. I Richard Hertel. Infielders. THIRD-3.16,M: I. You &Me; 2. RUNS BAITED IN-Coy, LA, 53; National League Dian Pockets; 3. Sam Drive; 4. Rod American League Burroughs. All, 50; Garvey, 0 DekWsOuhl 122 660 3-IS 0 84eardCoa,tIlne III III 6 0 I 4 AIR H 30Q 2 1 1 3 I I 3 1 1 2 00 3 0 2 ' hearing distance that the money breakdown was about 2-1. All the papers pririted it at the time. The latest flap is a spinoff of the, AS R H OonnieAnderson,ss 4 I I M.attStewart,cs 4 1 I Joe Benton, If 1 1 I BobSommerville,sS 3 7 2 Larry Holman, C 1 2 3 Lorry Mccor'I'I..3b 4 3 3 Carl Lee, rf 4 3 4 John Bogg$.2b 1 2 3 Larry Miller, lb 40 Dave Hudick,p 1 0 Totals 39 is I SEABOAROCOASTLINI AS it H Miller. l Lee Charron outdueled Mike had two hits to pace Georges. Niel John Emerson, In other Al. games Monday Baker in the day's other FLAOSHIPOP SEMINOLE Lloyd Wall, If Rico Peterson. ci AS I H night, Texas blanked Cleveland American Division contest as Lee Charron,p 0 Glen Robinson. ss 3 0 of Seminole 3-0 and Kansas City defeated Flagship Bank Marty Johnson. 3 0 0 Mike Ferrell, 30 ed George's, Q. the Yankees 6-3. In the National defeat Neal Wellon,ss 2 3 I EdMaisak,rf Tim Hall led Atlantic at the Mike Roturido, lb 3 1 1 Dave RiChad'de.c League, the Nw York Mets Craig, A ci 3 0 0 ken Hall,c downed Atlanta 7-1, Cincinnati plate with 3-for-4 while Elvis Russell Burks, 3b rf Buddy Stumpf, lb 3 0 I edged Philadelphia 5-4 and Brown and Scott Murphy had Sam Chislom, It 3 0 0 Totals Montreal nipped Houston 3-2. Bother (2) 1' . 000 M a 130 III I- 6 • CORONADO, Calif. (AP) - .500 Transactions Al R H 40 b I I 4 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 2 I 1 3 1 1 3 2 2 3 0 3 IS 6 II Chet Lemon. ' 26 Baseball O!KLE'SQULF • Ray Robinson Has No-Hi tter 0 KID GLOVE SERVICE ,, Roll, 5-4 CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH SCOREBOARD Malor League 3117 Si - after his long single in the game ahead of the New York hit the ball hard." bottom of the 10th inning scored Yankees. Fisk lined the ball over the league's pacts with the three the owners wi11 hear a presen. head slap used pensation to the player's origi- the Dolphins to sign with Mem- TV networks are up after this tation from Bill Sargent, who Is linemen on blockers. - ..e DE Their New Concept... • Day* Lively. 2b 3CC Faculty Lay's Gulf Fisk Delivers Winninq SL • :rent Colston. s p, ct Jerry Dillard, C Bruc.Dn.immond,ss Randy Hill, rf Danny Lee, lb Wes Rich,p DonBrown,lf BobMarkos. ci Mike Galloway, 51 Nick Brady, 2b Bill Berlin, 30 Totals - J4W -0-al * MARC uddy Wayne Russell, 7b John McGraw. $5 Allen Buky, lb Don Har'ey, rf Tom Wheat on, ct Jeff Waikins. 30 Mark McGraw, If Jim Gibson, c Vance Ambrose.p Totals LAY'SOULF _______ -jpr 4 0 0 3 3 o l 0 U is is ELDRIDGE STANDARD • Al 1 H 1. R JoeMarino, lb Don Hibbard. lt S0 SCC FACULTY niJ_I = _Z;*5AiW. 14-' .. - Jack Carter, It Henry Sandertlb Dan GaIIln,p Jim - w - SCC Faculty - 1 1 j Tanquery L.une UI 3001-s Eldridge Standard 401 334 i17 round-tripper whileJohn McGraw and Tom Wheaton each added three hits to the atta ck. Bill Berlin led La y's with three hits while Nicky Brady, Wes Rich, Randy Hill and Bruce Drummond had two hits ~t~:- ': '80, '81 Super Bowl 0' Totals each. Carl Lee smashed two ho me I - 1i 4 S-w 1 'u,' runs. Don Harvey also added a _____ For '79, NEW YORK (AP) Eight geles and Miami. Hoiiton, nal club. That Includes any phlsoftheWFLAndare the season. Bidding for the new reportedly prepared to offer cities were to place bids for fu- where the game would be held player who jumped to the World New York Jets entitled to corn- contracts is expected to he $400 million for five years worth lure Super Bowls before Na- in Rice Stadium, seems to have Football League, then back to pensatlon from the Washington heavy, with ABC expected to of playoff games. Sargent tional Football League owners the inside track for the igi the NFL, and a player who Redskins, who signed John Rig- pursue rights to the Super Bowl. would put those games on pay today at the NFL's annual game. simply played out his option gins after the running back ABC which telev ises NFL spring meetings. and signed with another NFL played out his option with New Also on the agenda were disgam es on Monday nights during Also on the agenda for the team. The cities bidding for the York? ctaslons of future Pro Bowl season the er t elecast 1jWL championship games of OWflT5 was the matter of retrosites, with Pontiac. Mich., New 979, 1950 and 1951 were New active compensation. The The owners also were ex- the Super Bowl which Whe Orleans and Honolulu expected For Instance, do the New Orleans, the site of the W78 Su- league has to decide whether a York Giants owe the Miami pected to discuss future telefor the to make bids. The owners also time per Bowl; Pasadena, Calif., team that signed free agent Dolphins anything for sign ing vision revenues with Commlswer e to act upon a proposed which hosted the game earlier who played out his option with fullback Larry Csonka after the sioner Pete Rozelle. The As an offshoot of that matter, rule change that would ban the 71 Garold crashing out three straight home runs and driving th eight "1 Cities Bid Tuesday, Juno 14, 017-lA - Seminole Community College \4,t;~--- J 9 V_ , Thursday with Pine Hills facing Rolling Hills and .1 .: Eight AQ WnIleine W*lfc I Wnmare'*i Jones, top left, lost a close one to Brian ;i SCC Faculty Leads Metro ...DO, DA, DO DA Evening Harald, Sanford, FL 9.40. I (13 5)13560 7:34,4. SEVENTH - I M -1. Measured Flo (Neely) 11.0011705.20; 2. Bubb.a East 4.004 50, J. Jersey Silk 4.20; 0 (31) 36.20; T (1-3.4)216.40; 3:07 2. EIGHTH - I U -I. Valid Frank (SIevons) 16606.10300; 2. Fairlawn Special 110 110, 3 Snow Mercury 2.4o; o (I s) is. go; 7 (5-1 #) Am so. 2 074 NINTH - s U - I. Jimbo Creed isricign) li.io 4.6o 3.om i. Shotseragade 2.50 3.40; 3. Meadow Challenger 3.10:0(6-7)53.10: 1 (7-12)517.00; 1:34. A - 5231; Handle - 533,115 AIR COND. SERVICE Good Thru , 30 Leak Test System. Adjust Air Conditioning Silts, Add Freon If Necessary. * 1295 j; H '1, S �Tuesday, June 14 Ifll $A—Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. UOL NE )411. 76 COflS DI PIOVThtI 2.49 3/$7 2.99 7. iou D'AMJOU 2. 76' BOIDIAU IL*NC 2.1$ 3.49 9 176'MUKADIT 499 7601*1W ow IMP. GERMAN Gene Obealand spen& about four days a week in the Florida swam H13 wife, Rosemary, can often be found on those same days running around their shop with a chain saw in her hands. The Obenlands took the step that many people think about but few actually accomplish: they quit their Jobs and went Into business for themselves. Their one-time hobby, creating decorator Items from cross-sections of cypress wood, has become their fulitime business. "I always liked working with wood," says Gene, "even when I was a kid. . . from the time I was that hlgh,"he says, holding his palm about two feet off the floor, "When we cut a tree we use about 95 per cent of it," adds Rosemary. The huge stumps are used In their natural cóndjtlonasoversized planters. The larger limbs may be cut and used as plaques, clock bases or other smaller decorator items. The smaller branches are used in the macrame which also fills the shop. "We have also begun using the tops of the trees with the bark still on as small fence posts," says Rosemary. Even the sawdust does not go to waste. "We use it as mulch In our vegetable garden at home," explains Rosemary. It is also used in the shop as part of the potting soil which goes into the planters, along with growing things from the Obenlands' own nursery. Gene has some firm words for 3.99 3/1 1 JUMU1LIL I CANADIAN CANADIAN GLENMORE KY. BRB. CAL YE RT JACQUIN'S - 800 VODKA SEAGRAM 7 so M. BLEND 1 - 3.99 3/91 73' OUT DU PAPE 5.79 3/16 --• --..-"— --- II! 1UWUTIUIiU .4 3/19 u1I t'i-. CANADA HOUSE - — Hunt Bears On Cypress 3/ 8 5.99 3/ 9 7 75'M*CONILANC -- Dodges 'Gators, 3/1 3.49 3P10 76' IE*UJO(AIS MOULIN ROUGE 2.1$ f3benland GIN A 29 -? - Al ( 497 O%W • • j BECKS BEER STEINS 79,4FOR 2.99 11fl7 CflD 7 an BENEDICTINE D.O.M. ,- ., .• .4 . - ' .• , ii. •' %' ..... .,• . . • —'----- -, OLD RARITY 12 YR. SCOTCH 7.990T. - 15 YR, RARE OLD KY. BRB, - - ' - •. . tvi'iti:ss PLANTERS ARE AMONG THE OBENLAND COLLECTION GALLO VERMOUTHDRY OR 1.19 TOM SIMS SICILIAN GOLDMiLLS CANADIAN PREMIUM _, 29 HOUSE OF LORDS SCOTCH So Much For I .$ Mother 800 TEQUILA CHEVY ROYALE SCOTCH DEAR READERS: Immediately following Mother's Day, and for several weeks thereafter, I received numerous letters concerning that special day we set aside to "honor" Mother. Some excerpts: "...As tar as I'm concerned, Mother's Day Is a crock of CLEVELAND MOTHER cranberries! All my kids are "...How many times should a married and have their own lives, which is fb with me, but mother have to tell her children weeks can go by and none of she's allergic to flowers? For Mother's Day I got live them thinks to call me, but a Mother's Day they all light over bouquets again! I told the me' CHICAGO MOM the porch, then I gave them to KY. BOURBON LD El SCOTLAND ANY549 MJX 12 OTS. VVO. A' 14 MARTIN'S V0V6O6 8 YEAR 99 SCOTCH as_ OT. • AMERICAN LEGION •AMVtT.FLADOt.PI4IN FI*IJRINES •VFWt.VFWiI VA&TS34.S 3 00 ' ' ?TT RV IMP POMBAL ROSE PORTUGAL PLACE GREENr VELVET CANADIAN ir TT M Mich 4.99 o GI . I KY. 10 YR• BLEND BLACK Ek 5TH1 75'SPATLESE 240L 2/14 KENTUCKY B BROOKFORD ____ ZLLLR SCHWALZE KATZ T1II I 2I 3 RIVE SCOTCH iitiI1ll 2929 .. a m*nau 4 ___ •. :. : ' •a• LTID CANADI L*T*Do (Al Im it if 94.4 OMEGA LONDON DRY GIN 5.49 AT is 73$NflI3NI • •• --'s -'' UV&LJU1W UUU3L BLOODY MARY MIX -" . r I, ' • .•• ' 1 • ' ' • • ,; • HURT IN WALPIJLE, N.IL "...My son who lives in another city forgot inc again on Mother's Day, but he called me the next day and fell all over himself apologizing. The had already been done, damage Mother's Day was and my ruined. This is the third year he's done that. Next year I'm taking my phone off the hook." EVERETI', WASH. ' FULL M12 c AT PLANTER'S DRY ROASTED PEANUTS 1 1' 'soz. "... What do you do with a mother who sends back the Mother's Day gifts her children give her? She toy s,'ldon't need anything and I don't want anything, so please take It back':" D. and S. my children would gel together a nd buy me ONE useful gift. Every Mother's Day I gel nine gifts I have no use ZI UL. UN THE ROCKS GLASSES CRYSTAL CLEAR PLASTIC A5 Fo,,,88 c - 3. for. V are they when I need my lawn mowed, my leaves raked and my screens put up? Little favors during the year would mean so much to me." ANONYMOUS MOTHER "...Mother's Day Is just another commercial gimmick. I dislike getting gifts and flowers on Mother's Day. It seems so forced to me. If my children would show a little appreciation at any other time because th ey really wanted I would feel better about to — - WINCHESTER., VA. The Best present I received on Mother's Day coat only 13 cents. It was a letter from my son telling inc bow much I mean to him. The most expensive present bought in $ store could not have matched the pIasure his letter gave ". i." . . DORAVILI..E, GA. Tuesday, June i ltll-1B — "It is shaped like a goblet, six feet across," says Gene, "and the top of the table will be glass." Many of the giant stumps such as that from which the goblet is made end up as planters. "You don't have to water plants nearly as much when they are in cypress," says Gene. "The wood absorbs the water waterandtheplantsliveoffthe w And plants never get root bound In cypress" adds Rosemary. With a wave of the hand she indicates the many produrtq sitting, standing,g an hanging around the room. "We even guarantee that no two pieces are alike," she smiles. 'b. -: .' q!i J'' r • • • - *1 t1 :1111:111 LM! • -'. '1k ø .-!.. •'4'-.. ''j '- •., . J . '•-.-u CORDYLIPIE AUSTRALIS pig roasted on open fire, roast beef, chicken, shrimp-fried rice, boiled fish, vegetables, fruits, salads, breads and beverages. Out-of-town guests were Dr. Howard Smith, Brunswick, N.J.; Dr. William Howard, Tallahassee; Willie J. WUte, Albany, Ga.; Dr. Clifford J. Uurston, Tempe, .riz.; and Ms. Carolyn T. Parker, Daytona Beach. - Midway Elementary School held its annual awards day program and kindergarten graduation with School Supt. William P. l.aye presenting the diplomas. This wa.sfollowed by an Informative play presented by the fifth grade students under the direction Of Mrs. Barbara fight and Pascal Paucraix. Awards were presented in areas of scholarship, citizenship, perfect attendance and athletic ability. Certificates and trophy and savings bond as the most outstanding fifth grade student from principal Leroy For fast relief call the Hampton. -to Valencia Congratulat1on. caturaI Hughes, daughter of Mr.andMrs.'IhcoblaWellsjr., Sanford, for receiving the ouItand1ii sc holastic ability first place award from the Rescue Child Center. Also were receiving awards Keishawn Burke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bur ke and George Knight, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Knight Sr. all of Sanford. The Rescue Child Care Center, will begin new enrollment in August for the new 5d)Ol terni, call 322-1166. — Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Jenkins of Atlanta paid a surprise visit to her sisters. Mrs. Ella Roberts and Mrs. Ruby Brown of Sanford. Traveling with them were Mrs. Mamle Moon, Pamela and Ronald Moon. 1' to 2' Red & Green RED HYDRANGEA 1192 HIBISCUS Single & LIGUSTRUM Double ARECA PALMS Forest City Allamonte Springs 10 Year Old 7' to 3' — CHINESE HOLLY HYBRID PHILODENDRON 3' to 4 $314 3 9d. Multiples 3' to 4' $479 KIEFFER PEAR 10' to 12' 1 gal. )'to2' 1192 1995 Hawaiian Dwarf AJUGA SCHEFFLERA Triple 1' *192 6, Australian 10" HANGING se" PURSLANE Blooms In Full Sun. Mixed Colors. 1995 3' to 4' $334 to 4 10 7' PECAN TREES 96 TREE FERNS JAPANESE PERSIMMON BASKETS Over 100 To Choose From $479 SOCIETY GARLIC $192 OVER 70,000 PLANTS TO CHOOSE FROM OPEN EVERY DAY 0 TO 5 ..CLOSED MONDAY Altamonte Springs CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY LANDSCAPING KAYE TALMADGE Deitona DRACENA MARGINATA CROTON Solitleaf Sellom 834-9212 174.1702 PONY TAIL PALM $479 fancy Red Berry 3' to 4' RUTK TUECH Long wood (East) to 3' SWEET ANISE $695 834-9212 SCHEFFLERA 1334 I' to 9' MARGE BROwS 96 1192 CREPE MYRTLE Hostess SULTANA Over SO Colon To Choose From SInensin 992 1192 t 11?0 i CRYSTAL LAKE NURSERY j' HEADACHE! lacking In Imagination to pick out a present, I certainly don't need her charity." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Gene, "but we hung on. Then the business really took off." Right now Gene is WO )fl the base for a dining room table. SALE BE A REAL • ou 11 MOVING CAN a When the "Black Angus" Although the Obenlands have stood up on its hind legs and had their firm, Cypress roared, Gene took a second Creations, for only three years, look, they have been making the Discovering that his corn- wooden clocks, planters, panlon was a Florida brown plaques and other items for a bear, Gene -- with astounding good bit longer. presence of inIrt - gathered "Our neighbors encouraged up his saw and ran for the hills. us to go into business," says "He moved to a place about a Rosemary. "They even loaned mile away and went right on us the vacant lot between our gathering cypress," laughs house and theirs, which they Rosemary. owned, to store our cypress Gene has encountered a lot of until we could get going." Florida wildlife while harGetting the company going vesting the big trees, Including was no less difficult for "a lot of deer, some wild boar Obenlands than it Is for most and turkeys." people. "It's so beautiful, so still and "There were times when we quiet out there," says were ready to lock the doors Rosemary. and say 'that's It," recalls Registrations are now being a.m. The evening classes, for ticipation by fathers in labor accepted for the next series of both husband and wile, are held and delivery. prenatal classes for expectant on Tuesday or Thursday Winter Park Memorial also beginning at Winter evenings at8 pin. All classes of fers "Early Pregnancy Park Memorial Hospital June are held in the hospital's Classes" on the first Wed-. . Association Building on Alorna nesday evening of each month. The six weekly morning Avenue. Excercises are included as classes Include topics of inExpectant parents may call terest to expectant mothers. well as presentations by ob- 646-7097 for advance They may choose from classes stetriclans and pediatricians, registration or further Inoffered on Tuesdays, Wed- Instruction Is offered in the formation about any of these nesdays or Thursdays at 10 LeMaze Method and for par' programs. 4! VIM., 4 :469 p Ii -II 1T tells fill mom, _--: 3.19 )I1IAWIMS. •' ... .349 11:41 . 319 IIA\ ,1T ST , (*t tltAflAliIItl$ 5,99 .599 2301 'I , s I$IIRAUM.tn 299 I: 1itRsflhsiIt OCMTN1t •' - I l5.'.AK$$(RGIRRl(Stu6 49 I :'flUt!$CnwMn KATZ 3419 JS$(MUS(IURKA$u _____ fl9 T BU t the companies which get Into cypress product creation, discover how complicated it is and leave people "out on a limb" without their products. "It's hard work," he says. "People who think it's easy just don't last. "We don't buy the cypress with which we work. We own or lease timber rights and land all over this state," says Gene, explaining why he spends four days a week in the swamp. "Right now the water Is down. It isn't too bad. When it's up and you are in the water to your waist — that's when you find the snakes. The gators usually run, but the snakes are a different story." The wildlife outside the water Is almost as bad, as Gene found out a few months ago. 'i glanced over my shoulder while I was cutting down a tree," he recalls, "and saw what I figured was a Black Angus cow, because the area where i was working had a lot of them." •, —:1 ai ._ r • ' j "...I had only one child and I my neighbors. Hr.Id Ptieto by Tern Vincent) hoy. It was a regret to say that Joe Thomas, director, and Jell Garland, host, PHOENIX NEW MEMBERS He is married now, so every L' • 1oer a .ay "For always welcome prospective Sanford-Seminole Jaycees di with HER useless gift Hke a fancy holiday h members Scott Harris and Russ Traficante, with mother. Whoever said: 'A son Isget a wn I'll never wear, FOR JAYCEES Mrs. Harris and Emma Lee White, to a 'Jaycees a son until he takes awife, but a Jje° don't re for o daughter is a daughter all her some little brooch or bracelet membership party held Saturday at the home of Mr. mouthful." life' sure a and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, Sanford. I'll never take out of the box. I'll .VIItJVV flL,.t.s, •..,... With prices so high these days, I "...My husband gave me a wish they would give me the Aloha Birthday Boy card for Mother's Day, and I money Instead." told him I wasn't his mother, so PHILA. WIDOW we got Into a fight over it. I Luau Surprises Minoft "...1 am a retired school happen to be six bears older than him, but I am not old teacher who never married, but ALOHA! to Earl E. Mlnott enough to be his mother. Was I I've always loved children. The who was delightfully surprised RVA young boy who delivers my when a group of his friends held wrong to get steamed?" HAWK NOT HIS MOTHER newspaper knows that, a Hawaiian luau in honor of his Herald t(1told her she was Indeed Mother's Day he left me a sack birthday. This festive affair Correspondent wrong - that she was probably of jellybeaus and a lovely was held at the home of hostess overly sensitive to the age Mother's Day card, on which be Ms. Lendie Stewart, 136 Scott ______ difference, and that provoked wrote, 'You would have made a Dr., Sanford. Assisting Ms. wonderful mother.' Wasn't that her anger.) Stewart were four lovely ,...When my only daughter dear?" hostesses adorned In the cash awards were presented to sent me a check for $25 with a TOUCHED IN TULSA traditional Hawaiian grass Vomta White, Lawand Randall and Robert Holcomb for per. note telling me to buy myself ,.,50 once a year my skirts and lets as they greeted something for Mother's Day, I children buy me a corsage and and served the 150 guests in formance in the annual spelling bee. felt so bad I cried all day. If take me out to a crowded, noisy attendance. or lazy, Robert Holcomb received a or busy, too she's The menu consisted of kalula restaurant. Big deal! Where — II KNIGHTSBfl Hefaid F"OtO by Rick Wells) A CLOCK? A LAMP BASE? GENE OBENLAND STUDIES RAW CYPRESS FOR INSPIRATION New Series Prenatal Classes Set .• 10 YUR V-0. BARTON DISTILLED AND BLENDED IN EZRA BROOKS Day... s - . '. 86-8 0 CANADIAN JUAN ISTIIIIAN : IMP. - IN LAKE MARY, FLA. 322=2799 Cd If You Got Lost �ft2EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ';' 16 ti Legal Notice 11 NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN ,p W virtue of that Certain Writ of 1 cut Of and the seal of thi Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida, upon a final judgment rendered In the aforesaid court on the 19th da)? of June, A. D. 1975. in that certain case entitled. Christine V. Pfunton, Plaintiff, .vs. Ronald E. Pfundeton, Defendant, which aforeSild Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described property owned by Ronald E. Ptundston. sa id P'°P°fY being located in Seminole County, Florida,more described as folIowi All rig ht, lit It and interest undivided one half interest in the following described P'° Begin 13.67 chains South and 9$ Links Well Of Northeast Cornet SW 'i of SW 1A of Section 15 , Township 20 South, Range 32 East, Run North 161.12 feet, East 379 Chains. South 167.12 feet, West to point of beginning. LESS and EL CEPT rood right of way, Seminole Il County. Florida. and the undersigned as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, will at 11:00 A. M. on the 22nd day of June, sale A . D. 1977. offer for and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, subled to any and all existing liens. at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Florida. the abov, described personal pr opert y. ' ç That said sale is being made to f satisfy the terms of said Writ Execution. John E. Polk, Sheriff c j Semino le County, Flerida Publish. May 31, June 7. 14, 21, 1977 DEL 110 : NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 197.246 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that Lee Bennett the holder of the following certIfiCates has fifed said cetfificates for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. The certificate numbers and years of Issuance, the description of the property, and the names in which it was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 1172. Year of Issuance 1975. Description of Property Lots 11114 140 (less W ½ of Lot 13$) Longwood PS 1 Pg 20. Name In which assessed Charlie & Margaret G. Sheaf. All of said property being in the ' County of Seminole. State of Florida. Unless such certificate or cer. tificates shall be redeemed ac ',.cording to law the properly descr!bed n such ,i'lifica,e or certific.afe will b sold to the ," highest cash bidder at the court house door on the 11th day of July, 1977 at 11:00 A.M. Doted this 27th day of May, 1977. Arthur H. Beckwitp*, Jr.. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Thelma L. Scott Deputy Clerk Publish: May 31, June?. 14- 21, 1977 DEL 15.6 - I * IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIOHTIIINTH JUDICIAL IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA I I * 11 and adjudication of this suit es it , *• I Robert L. Smith had been served with process in the State of Florida, but Only to the extent Provided for by Section 145$, Title 2$, United States Code; It is furt her ORDERED tnat no tice of this order be published by the United Statte Marshall *nq.spapef' of general circulation In Seminole County, F.'orida. oie week for six (ai consecutive weeks, comznenclngon may 10,1977. DONE AND ORDERED at Orlando, Florida. this 20th di of April. 1971. . S. Donald Paul Diltrich United States Magistrate i certify the foregoing to be a rue and correct copy of tne original. I • * * * a. I i i -, , I . ADVERTISING REQ. $1.09 lb. dressed SR 4272 BIks. So. SR 434, Longwood ½ Ml. No. Lyman High School HALIBUT & SALMON STEAKS, LOBSTERS, FROG LEGS, COOKED SHRIMP, FLOUNDER, NILE PERCH, CONCH MEAT 4.bedroom,2½ baths, Conversation pit and whip in living room, Iamllyroom,.at.ln.qulpp,d kitchen, separate dining room, side entry 2-car 1 garage, onapprox. 339-3900 DELUXE SCREEN "iwo. 0~_-- wq • thereto. iNS AVAILABL I.L111 1IIHLT$41l.tffljJjJfl. I 4110 N Ti Name in wh ich assessed Fannie p Black money for a car owner by recommending repair or partial replacement whenever : ,certs?Ic,ates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the (our' house door on the 11th day of July, till of II 00 AM Uted thu 17th day Cl May. 1977. Arthur If Beckith. Jr. C lara of the Circuti Court By Thelma L Scott Dtpuly (lirk l* May 3 1 , June?, Ii, 21, 1911 155 __ 1 Statutes. TO Wit: Section us 09 Florida Statutes 1957. Jane Eif lander S: By: S. Kirby Mancrtef, kftorfley for Jane EIHand.r Publish : Juno 7, 14. 21. 2$, 1977 OEM 33 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at Unit SI. $10 West Highway 134, Altamonte Spr,ngs, S'mlncIe Cou nty. Florida, under the fictitij name of FIRST AID SUPPLY, and that i intend to register said name with the Clerk Cf thi Circuit Coi.rt, S.minle Cou nty, Fior4a in accordance wim the p'ouusorts of the Fict*?i,us Name Safutn, To-Wit: Section 36309 Florida Slatules 1957. 5: Alan I Walsh PubliSh: May 31, June?, 11, .71, 1977 DEL IS? 1'.. SAT 10:00.2 00 9:30.5:30 We Specialize in All Travel Services A whole new Weight Watchers" Program. Want details? Give us a call. Now! TWU LOVE THE CHANGE. WUG The Authority 'fOI(M mm aam TO W4G WU4T* LONOW000: Thw,s• 7 p in OviI*ty liv, Nw* 1.4 £ 15 434 OVIIDO: TSws. 7 p.. u.u,e MI*5461&t CI*,rci* N. 1.5, Jin, a xjjig Or Call Collect Orlando 841-4971 "" STEMIX ' Long-lasting nutrition for trees Have your trees fed wIUS STEMIX and watch a big, beautiful green this spring canopy of eaves develop quickly. STEMIX Is a nutritional booster shot for trees that have the blahs. Environmentally safe, STEMIX is injected dlCectiy Into the sap stream of your tree in premeasurel duses. Encourages leaf development and feedei root growth to wee trees can make better use of commercial fertilizer. ________ Ciii AAA Tree Service tree care men today, Ask them about Sitimix for your trees. _ iszi 2 1' ' -- Carl Vorpahi (center) and muffler specialist Ken Plait carefully diagnose the trouble with this car's exhaust system and outline the cost of repair for the concerned owner. Everyone who goes to Mr. Muffler can expect the same considerate service. to work or home, if needed. who we re "there" yesterday When the Installation or repair and will st ill be "there" Is completed, the car is tomorrow. That's wha t Carl de livered. Vorpahi intended when he It's a reassuring feeling for established Mr. Muffler ad. any motorist to know that his joining MA Alignment at 2421 car's exha ust system is be ing South French Ave. Drive In any maintained by professionals day for a free estimate, con- ) . * . ., .1,) / j • PHIL GONZALEZ service and parts at a reasonable price. Or call ahead to 323-3111 • to arrange for a specific day and time for the work to be done. Either way, Mr. M uf fler will do the job right. ADV. 841.2041 Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Casselberry Cornmunity Unit ed Methodist Church. Diet Workahop 7:30 p.m., Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. We1ht Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak. Tn-County Roadrunners CU Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce'. _____ ____ A ximp problem school will be held on Monday evenings by appointment only at Kings Supplies, 2534 S. Park Drive, Sanford. Time of the classes will be 7:30 p.m. Phil Gonzalez will be Instructor. He will answer questions concerning pump problems for those who have wells, Including those who have pumps not operating efficiently, Gonzalez instructs on the basis that pump operation — NEW YORK (AP) — Accustomed to finding tomorrow's in. novatlons in the far out concepts of scientists, Americans might be surprised to learn that some of their newest products are coming from old ideas. The dirigible Is coming back. Goodyear 'fire & Rubber Co., which never quite gave up on the notion of lighter-than-airflight, now foresees a growing market for airships. The most Pressingneed for them, says Morris Jobe, presiaenm or Goodyear Aer ospace Co rp., is In pro viding t he capabi lity of lifting h ug e cargo es, such as po wer generating equipment and military tanks. Helico pt ers are incapable of lifting s uch Loads. A battle tank, for example, weighs 63 tons, w he reas the most po werful U.S. helicopter now available can lift only 16 tons. The a nswer: An airship supported by 2.5 million cubic feet of helium and four at ta ched helicopt ers. The company Is now working on a vehicle that ould lift 75 tons graightup. It 607 W. 25th 322.8111 New Hours Wed., Fri., Sat. 9-6 Tues. S. Thurs. 9-hI p.m. " Jp 1 WE'RE MOVINGI JUNE 15 To Lithographs FRAMED Buttons GLASS Tribbles For Every Purpose Books Jewelry EVEN LOWER PRICES Frames 'n Stuff 32)034) PAINT Blueprints WALLPAPER Patches Senkarjk Glass £ Paint Co . Inc Ph. )II 4611 31$ Magngli 5 Ave Sanfqd Eie f ' L U AA A • L and Regulations. It) J!JJ:)! . . ,. Ik'/5' holds ON , J ,/ Yj 'i 'ZZ_ ____ j..., ood IIliTk';j; re ' % ion - PlaIntiff, RUSSELL N. JONES and MAE N. JONES. LOWELL R. JONES. a single man, and AVCO FINANCIAL cFRvICFc OF HOLLYWOOD ywrson. FLORIDA, INC.. a Florida car : poratlon. bUster, crack even under heat SELLER! Monre-Mat ca Flamingo Tile Distributors 7:3GSM.F 447.3401 1 A Heavy-Duty Shock At Our Special Price C only for $4750 FREE 323-3111 Milton Stein Publish June U. 21. 21. July 5, 191' DEM 71 the , Inspection Installation Lifetime Guarantee Phone 323-5966 2421 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. ttsalRictsardF or Mildred W Olson the holder of the fOl!Ov,ing cit YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tiflcates has tiled said certificate, that an action to foreclose mortgage for a tax deed to be Issued thereon. covering the following real and The certiticale numbers and years personal property In Seminole of issuance, the description of Iris Count, Florida. to wit. property, and the names ri which it Lot 13, Third Ravenna Park was assessed are as follows ectiQfl of Loch Arbor according to Certificate No. 531. Var of e Plat thereof as recorded in Plat I ss uance 1915 U 22. Public Records DesrIptlen of Pro pe rty Seminole Counly, Florida. 77 + 71 .3 0 Packards 1st Add Pias been filed against you and you toLots Midway Pb 2 Pg 101 are required to serve a copy of your Name in which assessed John L. & wrillen defenses, it any, to it on C. Mi nn ie L Thomas VICTO R uTL.FR. JR. FS.Q. 1555 -'-' Allot Sad properly beli*g in the East Robinson Street. Orlando. County of Seminole. State of Florida 32101. and file the original Florida with the Clerk Of the above Styled Unless such certificate or Car Court onoi'before the 15 day of July, tificates Shall be redeemed ac Ii!?. ofhefwisea Judgment may be cording to law the properly en tered against you for thC reli ef described n Such certificat, or demanded in the Complain?. Certificates sill be Sold to the WITNESS my hand and seal Of highest cash bidder the court said Court on 9th day 0* door on the 11th dy of July, 1917. 1977 1100 AM Seal) Dated this 27 d1 Of Ma y , 1971. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Arthur H BICk ifh, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk Cl the Circui t Court By: Jacqueline Thompson T he lmi L. Scott, page i ----- 4 name with the Clerk of the Circu' Court of Seminole Cou nty, Florida Doled al Miami. Florida, this it" day of June, 1977. TO RUSSELL N. JONES and MAE N. JONES ADDRESS UNKNOWN Ailhiericals best .%'.tO,o- Tie Suppt!q 9iw. 14 2SO1LeeRd.,WinterPark NOTICE OF SUIT FREE INSPECTION & ESTIMATE LIFETIME GUARANTEE — ALWAYS THE RIGHT FULL SIZE MUFFLER — INSTALLED CORRECTLY BY SPECIALISTS — ALWAYS REASONABLY PRICED burn or Road 434, in the City of Altamonte F lo rida. int ends to reg ister thq sad NOTICEOFAPPLICATION FOR TAX DEED Defendants iYY* I?i1:'i1I1!1I . 71 1 Bldg., Hwy. 436, Altamonte Spri ng s 22 W. Lake Beauty or., Orlando______________ ,. RA. • tr,ir',k. -. •: MM CURM NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HER EBY GIVEN in,' the under signed, desiring to engig" CASE NO. 77.10 54 .CA 4 I.L THE BINGHAMTON SAVINGS ____________________ ' Cler k of the Circuit Court By. Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk C. Verno n Mire, Jr CLEVELAND. MIZE & inbusineisunderlh.fictifjousnarr,. INTIIECIRCUITCOURT.INAPIO of INTERSTATE MALI SMCIP )'S'i?IUL ,'JUlIIT, PUK PING CENTER at number State FLORIDA • 77j ______________________________ 300 422-4994 1: Attest Harold N. Brooks Vice President S Cashier Publish: J une 11. 19T1 OEM 1h-' (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Telephone. 301322 1314 A tt o rn eys for Petitioner Pu bliSh June 11, 21, 21, July S. l2.' OEM 70 I FULLNAMEIN.RING ClOC nilOc? et('SklC r ur U UPS 41 3, J I' "For years my wile claimed IlSere was thin man Inside FREE CONSULTATION me trying to $11 out. Trim Clinic he l ped that happen en" I . Chesaning, Michigan YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action for disso lution of mar riage has been fil ed against you in the Circuit Court of Sem inole County. Florida, .and you are requir ed to Serve a copy of your written def en ses, if any, to it, on C. VERMON MIZE. JR. of Clevela nd . Mire & Bridges, Attorneys f or Wif e. Petitioner, whose add r ess is Post Office Drawer Z. Sanford, Flor ida, 32711, on or befor e July 15th, 1977, and file the original with the Clerk of this Cou rt either before serv ice on Petitioner's attorney or im. med iately thereaf ter ; otherwise a de fault and ultimate judgment will be entered against you for the relief de manded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on this 101h day of June. A.D 1971. BRIDGES Post Office Dr awer Z Sanford, Florida 37711 (Seal) FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD By: Janice R. Springfield Execu tive Vice " 2-4 WEEK DELIVERY ________________________ __________ CERAMIC TILl . with the This no tice Is publiShid pursuant to the Federal Deposit Insu r an ce Cor por ation's det er mination that Publication (a nd a pu blic file) will be required in the same manner as a branch application under the requirements of Part 30).14(b)(1) of the Rules a nd R eg ulat ions of the Federal Depos it Insurance Cot. porat ion. The undersig ned bank did no t elect to have the Corporation approve the intention to share an Unmanned Electronic Remote Service Facility as a "bra nc h" in accoroance with th e granted by P ar t 304 31i) of in* the Rules FOR DETAILS Mon.-Sat. Tues. Eve. Open 93 N. Hwy. 17.92, Cass.lb.rry — --- YOU CAN TOO! rin hours. . 7. r' g '. tile maintained by the Cor po ration. This file is available for public in. spectlon during the reg ular business NOW THRU JUNE 14 831-8877 41 R eg ional Office as part of a public YI..tflRfl $1 2.70 : CALL NOW FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we are engaged in business at RD 2 Box Lake Mary 32146, Seminole County, $22 A, Maitland 3fl51, Seminole Florida. under the fictitious name of County. Florida, under the fictitious BOB'S ROOFING, and that I intend name of REFRIG A.MATIC to register said name wit?, the Clerk SERVICES, and that we intend to of the Circuit Court , Sem i no le register said name with the Cler k of County, Florida in accordance with the Circuit Court, Seminol e County, tMps2of the Fict itious u,ame Florida in accordance with the Statutes. To-Wit: Section $45.09 provisionsof the Fictitiou s Name Florida Statutes 1957. ,•._ Y. iAL. (,AL..,. •AA fl . on wavy 5: Charles R. Anderson F lo rida Statutes 1957. Publish: May 21. 31, June?, 11, 1977 S John A. Bow man DEL-121 Sa ndra J. Bowman Publish : June 14, 21, 21. July 5, 1977 NOTICETOTHEPIJILIC OEM.?) Notice Is hereby given that the Flagsh ip Bank of Sanford has no tified the Federal Deposit In. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND surance Corporation of its intention FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, to share an Unmanned Electronic FLORIDA Remot e Ser vice Facility at 3000 CIVIL ACTION NO 77.134$.CA44.L Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida. in Re: The Marriage of The notice of intention to Share was MORRIS PENROSE. Husba nd. ac cepted for filing by the Atlanta and Region al Office of the F eder al KRiSTINE PENROSE, Wife Deposit Insurance Corporat io n NOTICE OF ACTION II, May 1971. TO: MORRIS PENROSE Any person wishi ng to comment co Charles Burnish " IllS •"' Easf Chesaning Road ",..,..., -. " '."..,.. / — engaged in business atlg$.$thSt, Regional Direct or of th• Feder al Deposit insurance Corporation at its Regional Office, 2 Peachtree Street, N.W. Suite 3030, Atlanta, Georgia 30303. within iS day's of this PROFESSIOP4AIL'Y STAFFED. MEDICALLY Sup i: uviSEU LU ,, COST *'lOGIl,'.4S 1 ' Legal Notice publication, The no ncorifidential portions of the notification are on file In the JOYCE'S CRAFTS U t Orlando, 896-1701 11 3 :30 Tues,.S1t — • - ., AI ... ., p.111., Iw.*uIlSc .)5JEUIj S..1V3L FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am in the position of a middleman, transactions took place, repreepre acquiring properties not to live senting senting a total market value of In but to sell for Immediate more than $14 billion, according profit. to the National Association of The question that cannot be Realtors. answered Is whether the pheThe April sales performance nomenon is regional or nation- translates into a seasonally adal. So far the California type of justed annual rate of 3.3 million speculation has been rare in units, which the Realtors say is *her areas of the country, but a "healthy 17.4 per cent above you must remember that many the level of a year ago." fevers as well as sound ideas More than one-third of all ree have spread eastward from the sale sale homes now are priced coast. above $50,000, in contrast to just At any rate the existing over 10 ocr cent four years iwo home market Is soaring. In With prices rising steadily, the April alone some 310,000 resale speculative appeal is obvious. ___________________________________ U • I Greater Mail Hwy. 34 Casselberry 3397077 Riddle a 716 N. Mills Ave. (With This Ad) Ruth Barnard International Degree Tokyo School of Art ua fl,._ &isu.v,.) Legal Notice ,-. I FE Lessons Through June 20 .JL lUUICJI I _ Complete Line Of Supplies In Stock .. i'IeI. Center. Nite caps InternatIonal, 1:30 p.m., First Federal community room 2424 Edgewater Dr., Orlando. _______________________ 'PhJt LII1J vt 0% II of Winter Garden who lost 55 lbs In 12 weiks. 17cH )&. ft ' ENCRUSTINGS IN STONE Says Don Ficke Models ' BARNARD'S Bunko Embroidery 11 i..i.UIIUUIIIUIIUUUIUUIU•1U1•1 TRIITEMSa "i' ./ )' .iL UNDERSTONE DESIGN WHITE GOLD a Posters C....I. wvI free in you: Gold Lance Class Ring purchase: 11111111 PICTURES THURSDAY, JUNE 19 AARP and NART, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Friendship Club, 10 a.m. Altamonte Civic Center. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rota ry, 8 a.m., Mayfa ir Country Club. Cauelberry Lions, 6:30 p.m., Bonanza, SR 436, Altamonte Springs. South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, SR 436. Sanford Clvlta.n, 7:15 a.m., Buck's. Bring this ad to our sloro and got one 01 the following Items . . 11 ART SUPPLIES Sanford - I- Y, U MIRRORS 1550 E. HWY. 436 Fqrm.rly S. French, Sanford ' . . itO RETAIL, NEW YORK tAPt What trends and are proclaiming the are home buyers up to' Imminent return to less inHigher prices and perhaps flationary times. Interest rates higher mortgage rates, to cite may rise, they say, but not two things. But the housing sce- ominously. nario In general doesr.'t lend ItBut going against the mood, self to easy answers; it's rid- in a manner far from fully undled with mysteries. derstood, Is the housing marOne of the riddles Is specula- ket. tion, at a time when speculation In May, for the first time in seems to be growing dormant In four months, the level of mortsome other areas of the gage rates on new homes rose, economy. the Federal Home Loan Bank Fears about Interest rates Board reported. The rise was and inflation for example have small to 8 98 percent from 8 94 begun to abate in recent days, percent in April, but the direrslowly but positively, as tion's the thing. Washington continues to pour Sales of new homes have been out bushel baskets of strong strong, but existing home sales are booming, and so are prices. economic indicators, As a result, a calm seems to The median price of an existing be descending 'n some stock single-family home rose $1,000 market analysts who had been in April to $42,000. But the national median Price frightened out of their blue chips for most of the past 16 tells only part of the story. In months by the two leering "F's the West, for example, the meof inflation and interest rates. dian price rose $3,800 in April. They are now beginning to sug- reaching $57,200. And if the surgest that corporate stocks vey were Limited to California, might benefit from the feeling the Increase would have been even higher. of equilibrium, In that state houses are purSome of the big banks already have declared they are hear- chased for resale. The home tened by some recent economic buyer, in effect, has put himself - ,., A' French Ave. P11.322.4535 ___ .. year-around ..&.. ~, Cauelberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Town House. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Sanford Serenader, senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Civic Center. Sanford OptImist, noon, Holiday Inn. Preschool storytlme, children 3-6, must register in advance. Seminole South Library, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. M Force SergeantsAim. Auxiliary, 8p.m., McCoy Ai Auxiliary, Family Cl ub. " -- it's Today's Housing expects to have it within five Now some of the nation's big years. corporations are interested In Windmill power is coming mariculture, or the cultivation back. of marine life, such as salmon, General Electric and United loheter, shrimp and the Like. ) Technologies share a contract Union Carbide already is in the from the National Aeronautics business; Standard 011 (En& Space Administration to de- diana) Is considering it. sign and build the largest windBy thinking simple another mill ever, a 15-story structure that might be the prototype of problem was solved, The nation's superhighways many more. are among the most dangerous Natural rubber might soon ix, ,,,Ifitj,t,i.4 of all places for oedestrian.s. At present, the United States Therefore, sta tes and private Imports $500 million worth of companies long have sought ef' communications rubber from Southeast Asia fective each year. But all along there devices for st randed motorists. One big drawback to powe red has been gr owing wild in Texas the guayule bush, which pro- devices was vandalism. Furvides near identical in. t hermot', such met hods were expensive and tended to suf fer gredients. Sea farming is a gr ow ing from downtime. business. A small company, Solid State Throughout civilization, man Technology, Inc., of Wilming. has grown f ood crops on land. ton, Mass. solved the pro bl em But pe rhaps the m ost bountiful with an inge ni ous mot orist aid 1 supply, the fish in the waters, cal l box that is batteryless and were left to develop haphazard- wirel ess, and because of so few iv. ---..i pai 3, 43111u55 vanuni-proor Aquafarmlng or aquaculture In fact, it re ports vandals. is now comJnonon ponds inthe The device sen ds an elecMidwest and South. And some tro ni siun.1 in s.wa, U, 12VI4i* i..• concerns have dev eloped shcn a motorist activates it. totally artificial breeding sites, Anti w ha t su ppli es the power' In tanks through which food and Th e very act of pulling the lever oxygen are filtered, to activate the device. is 16 - % CIOMMUNICATION * Other Financing j2109 I(no c Ic, Knock, Who 's The re ? V in Hair Care WANDA ELAINE'S UNISEX STYLING . is we WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 Reg, Never Needs Cry stals ____________________ twin bed bedding at a special price of $49a set and double bed sets at $66. Jim Smith, owner of Smith Furniture, takes- a few moments off to enjoy the Smith noted he has a concomfort of his Sloppy Joe line of family room furniture. venient location for his business The latest in family room sturdy as well as good looking, piece is the recliner available and for furniture shoppers and grouping and furniture is the The finish in natural burnt pine, buyers. There is ample parking only In the light wood finish. "Sloppy Joe" line, now being in the parking lot next to the A second line, made of the Smith advises that anyone merchandised at Smith Fur- same construction If of pine wishing to purchase store (the parking lot is off 22nd furniture niture Co., 2200 S. French, finish and the upholste ry Is should St.) al ways shop and comSanford. made of naugahyde with green pare. lie urges people to For the lowest discounts on Jim Smith, owner, said he has or brown Herculon and compare exact furniture items furniture and bedding, come In carried some of the Sloppy Joe reversible I f, L.. *v uv itui iu uiexliseives. and ana see or call Mr. smitfl, f urnit ure for several year;. His One set, retailing for $599 this He carries furniture and 02. Visit the showroom at 2200 latest shipment is of brown mouth only (June '77), corn- bedding name brands the year S. French Sanford for your best naugahyde with chestnut pared to $698 at other stores, 'round: Bassett, Vaughan, furniture buys, including the Herculon reversi bl e cushions. contains a sofa, love seat, chair. Spring Air, National and Sloppy Joe family room furThe furniture is constructed rocker, two end tables, a coffee Orlando brands. lie's recently niture. You will be glad you did! from 2"xS" timbers and is table and ottoman. An optional added the Malone bedding line. — ADV. 210 yd. Spool (with Coupon) Thursday 3-10 P.M. Open For Men Only extra , — should be of sufficient efficiency to have city water pressure at all times and to have plenty of water for lawn sprinkling. Kings Supplies carries and services the Jaciuzi Pumps with its amazing new AquaGenle to provide the constant and consistent water supply wanted with well water systems. To make an appointment for the pump problem school, call 323-5612 bet. wean 8 a.m.-5 p.m. ADV. SCANNER - I The ULTIMATE WHOLESALE 3393242 ell fi dent of getting the best in 1V"T0"`"`1li- Kings Plans School (just West of 17-92) 10% AAATRUURVICZ nn S. £asflske, Power and Light, Sanford. AUTOMATIC$26991 ___ The bamboo and rattan furniture showroom Is In Orlando. Ask Smith for directions and location. 1111111111111 1, 1977. Publish: June 7, 11, 21, 21. 1977 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, _ ' ,, Dingloble? 645-2060 MON.-FRI. ______ Mediterranean and Early American styles. Some pi eces of furniture or a room of furniture may be ordered special so that the customer gets exactly what pieces he or she wants, Smith said. : L2 Publication of this notice, the tic. titiOus name, to-wit: THE AR SENAL under which I am In business at 759 S. Wymore Rd. - Florida in accordance with the P(0Vi510fl5 Of the Fictitious Name 1. ' ____ . the Winter Park Mail at -. -, ' inan4 for Seminole County, Florida. upon receipt of proof of the name of PRIDE NGROOM, and that I intend to register said name with the Cler k of ,... Your COMPLETE Travel Agency WATCHERS fictitious . MCWIP" 1 NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the utidersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Nate Slatute" Chapter $6509. F lorida Statute, will register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Central Av en ue, Oviedo, 32765, . . • —V-- SemirsoteCo*Jnty,FIor na,unerth• 1 — . Caribbean Cruises _ ford. I • floor: living, dining, bedrooms 0. 4'. , _ .fl.._.__I_ DELIS) FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 45 North ________ X4 JOE '*599 0 TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Pilot Club of Sanford, 8p.m., Flagship Bank of San- _______ L; Awo. Mom.-Fri. 9:33.5:00 Sat. 11:00.3:10 In contemporary, traditional, . . Carl, Jr., joined his father as service manager two years ago; and together, with their staff of muffler and exhaust system specialists, they serve the needs of car and truck owners throughout the area. "We can fit any kind of car or truck American or foreignmade, even antiques with the proper muffler," says Mr. Vorpahi. "We're equipped to do custom work using our pipebending machine. And our large stock allows us to Install the correct m uf fler the one the designer Intended for the most economical and efficient operation of the car." Does specialized muffler ana exha ust work mean extra exDense? Not at Mr. Muffler. In fact, the Vorpahis will save WELCOME EVENINGS Deputy Clerk PubliSh, May 31, June 7, Ii,21, 1977 All of said property being in the 1 'County of Seminole. Stair of 'Florida. inlets such, Cert ificate or Car ttfiCiIe shall be redeemed ac carding to law the property in Such certificate or .- '. possible. "With a good _t £I_ _.__,I2sI__ vi ui iuiiuiuun UI LJIC the exha ust system, we can save the trouble and expense many motorists face when told the whole thing has to come out and be replaced. That's also the best way to establish a ~ reputation In the community for honest, reliable service." Mr. Muffler's three lifts and experienced install ers mean that 3O minutes toan hour in the ANITURE average time for each job. But * undersold any Sanford area resident can just leave the car and be driven Ph. 323-0235 Oilando — oZ aree*eciuun EXTRACHARGE MERGENCY WORK Shopping Center bloppyJoe' Family Rooms' Latest _____ . r' i --- FREE HOME SURVEY Sanford ni.oso Orlando 293-691) iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Fairway J 17.92 £ LAKE AVE. MAITLANO .. I .' - ROOM - I for Children ADVERTISING 1 — Altamonte Springs._ hAL. ULOU u'EU W_ A 1. I. - — ½-acre lot. Lake $ . , inventory in Seminole County. in English Tudor 'Castle' with tower! - v ON THE GROW I &esa Tuesday, Juno 14, 1f17-3B CALENDAR I FULL STOCK OF FRAMES Basic to Designer.Line Licensed Optician muffler shop with the largest SOLAR HEATING-COOLING SYSTEM LENSES DUPLICATED FAST REPAIRS ADJUSTMENTS OPTICAL START YOUR BUSINESS i. i , __ _____ having the oldest specialized OEM)? Pg 64 I'll D&K A complete line of furniture is - - undivided interest in and to the common elements as exemplified, referred to and set forth in said WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court of Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. this 261h day of May, 1977 (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Jacqueline Thompson Deputy Clerk James J. Loveless, Jr. of the firm GILES. HEDRICK & ROBINSON. P.A. 109 East Church Street Orlando, Florida 32101 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: May 31, June 7, 14, 21, 1971 DE L.157 . — &i 1a6*s ws' ku Declaration and Said Exhibit "E" --i ING - - 104 7 DAYS 1.0.8. Call Al Mr. Muffler: 'We Can Fit Any Car' automotive business. He knew how important reliable, economical maintenance and repair are to every car owner. As an independent businessm an, he set out to offer a product Muffler Man exhaust systems installed by trained specialists backed by a lifetime warranty. Today, Mr. ffawniiag Seactc4 Ceide,t Brantiey Sch. Dist. ADVERTIS 322-2611 NOW! 11941b.drolls y ou SPECKS & BRIM a Default will be against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. The property proceeded against, situated in Seminole County, Florida. is as follows: CONDOMINIUM RESIDENCE UNIT NO. 20, SHEOAH, SECTION THREE, a Condominium, according to the floor plan which is part of the plot plan and survey which are Exhibits "B" and "H" to the Declaration of Restrictions. Reservations, Covenants, Con. ditions and Easements. SHEOAH, SECTION THREE, a Condominium, recorded in Official Records Book $72. Pages 930 through 964, in. ctusive, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, and said Exhibits to the aforesaid Declaration recorded in Official Records Book $12, Pages 965 through 1005, in cluiive, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, together with an "~ HeiWdAdvertiser ADVERTISING When Carl Vorpahl took over WED. & THURS. ONLY so entered ]Evening Hendd I Sun. Noon.? p. Artist al the Weak: Frieda Cannon Sample our own smoked fish Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Prepared By Advertising D.partmentof ADVERTISING ~..I=li=~~=.iilJ and Jaclyn Clarc*, his wife, it al. That the party infecejte4 in said business enterprise i as follows: THE ARSENAL, INC. By: 5: Kenneth L. Arnold Dat ed at Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida, Ma y list, DescrIpfianofPrgper Lot II Roseland Parks Is? Add PB • I has been filed against you in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, being Civil Action Case No. '79S$-CA-Op.A and that you are required to file your answer with the Clerk of said Court and to serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorneys, whose name and address Is set forth below, not liter than July 1st. 1917. If yOu tail to United Stat ed District NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DEED 197.244 Florida Statutes NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Richard F orMildr edW Olson .the holder of the following cit tifc.tes has filed said cert ificates for a tax deed to be issued Ihereon, the certific at e numbers and years ot IUuiAC., the description Cl mi ,operty, and tne names In which i waS assessed ate as follows Certificate No , 167 Year of 'sij#nce 1975. 7 4 & Hwy. 430 (Interstate Mall) Association of Orlando. a coy. poration, versus Angelo .3. Claros Clerk ... k a - lMon.-Sat. 10a.m..9 p.m, JACLYN CLAROS $42 Peacitwood Avenue Westminster. California, 92U3 You are hereby notified that a suit to foreclose a mortgage entitled First Federal Savings and Loan Springs. Florida. DEL.M F1orda's this? '1iians Interstate NOTICE OF ACTIOI TO: ANGELO J. CLAROS $42 Peacnwood Avenue Westminster, California Apt. No. I, in the City of Altarnont, Court Mlddte District C.ntral ANGELO J. CLAROS and JACLYN CLAROS. his it at, Wesley R. Thies, Cf Florida By: Don Br own Deputy Clark Publish : May 10, I?. 24, 31, June 7, 11, 1977 the Creative works of CASE NO. 779SCA.O9.A FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ORLANDO, a corporati, PIaInt,u, ---,------ * Business I-Review CIVIL ACTION UNITED STATES DISTRICT NOTICEOFAPPLICATION COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FORTAXDEED FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION — 197.244 Florida Statutes Cas. No. 77.t.Ori.Civ.Y— UNITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, that Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson YS.ROBERTL.SMITH,tUZ,e$aI., the holder of the following cit Defendants. — ORDER FOR filcat has filed said certificates SERVICE BY PUBLICATION —On for a fax deed to be issued thereon. motion and affidavit of plaintiff in TM certificate numbers and years the above entitled cause by K. delI of issuance, the description of the W. Wherry Assistant United ta,'s Attorney, In an action againstploperty and the nar,:es in which it defendant(s), Robert L. Smith aid was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 2755 Year of Norma .3. Smith and U.S. Life Credit Issuance 191$ CorPoration. and to enforce a hen De sc riptio n of Property upon real properly situate in thi. NLY 2I7. It of ELY 100 of District and described as follows The West 15 feet of Lot 6, FROST It of Lot 1 Elk 23 Jamestown PS 9 ,, ADDITION, NO.2 (LESS the South P9 72 Name in which asser.sad Joe & .122 feet). ALTAMONTE according Cora Graham .'to the Ptat thereof as recorded in All , sa id properly being in the Plat Book I, page 13, Public Records County of Seminole, State of of Seminole County, Florida. and it Florida. Appearing to the Court that the Unless such certificate or cii'. defendant, Robert L. Smith are not tificaf shall be redeemed ac Iretabitants of nor found within the cording to law the property -State of Florida and have not -, voluntarily appeared herein, and described in such cert ificate or *,. Ilk certificates will h. .n.0 T1WflU x'vIc. upon them IS hig hest cash bidder at the court not practical because their house door on the 11th day of July, residence and whereabouts are 1917 at 11:00 A.M. unknown, it is ORDERED that Dated this 27th day of May, 1977. Robert L. Smith appear or plead to Aflt'$.Jr H. Beckwith, jr. the complaint thitein by the 7th day Cler k of the Circuit Court of July, 1917. and In default thereof By: Thelma L. Scott, the Court will proceed to thi hearing * I Legal Notice particularly * Tuesday, June 14.1f17 I June, houSe at Deputy Clerk Publish June 11. 21. 21, July 5, tIll OEM e9 at Deputy Clerk Publish May 31, June 7, 14, 21. 1977 DEL ts. �II _ I 4Ev.fflng Hera, Sano, Fl. ---.--.---- __________________________________________________________________ Tuesday, June - 2 2 MAN. t5tntii,t ,wyt,it. ,,,,1 Evening u,vades ari(etroomwtiere 600 n'l4ants are hokling hostages. 4 (R) 4 6 MA'S'H Lea&ng ----- - . cnrciere xne xloor me 6 9 12 NEWS 7 ZOOM - a 24 EVERYBOOY5 BUSI- 630 12 NBC NEWS and k4ie are mamed In Ih.s episode. (A) 930 700 :4' 6 ONEDAYATATIME: 2' TO TELL THE TRUTH 4 I BRADY BUNCH . 6 THE CROSS W1TS -ado. Yugo,, developments Since the Si9fl' izig of the Helsinlu accord. pm. 730 2' CANDID CAMERA 6T 4 KOJAK: Alerted 10 a fur robbery in a doubieaoss by One of the thieves. Cdi inadvertently shoots a young woman crippling her for life. 4, MATCH GAME ANDY WILLIAMS JACKSONViLLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING: Preempts regiiai' PfO9W ng 4 3OKtly 11 pm Carol Lynley guest stars, (A) 6* NWS 1030 THE HONEYMOONERS 1100 9- HO1LWOOo SQUARES 12 MY THREE SONS 800 '2 '4 6 9 2 12 BAA. BAA. BLACK SHEEP A nurse (Linda 12 NEWS 6$ MOVIE - Destination T kyn" ca Grant, John Gai-- Sauggs Bogart) finally tells the amoi'ouc Pappy that she is married 'inc real PPPy Boy' field. $943. World War II u.s. s wine sent into Japanese waters COooftwopartepisode. 7' MARY HARTMAN. MARY (R) THE FAMILY HOLVAI( GlennFardandJij,e 6- '24- INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL (A) -, - 4 It.s episode, the faimly takes in a boarder, who clashes with CBS MOVIE: '.tcou The Conaeto Jungle Caper" J' Kerwin), poses as a heroin dealer to Mr MOVIE "ghTe."Bing an femalionaJ g ring Crosby, Fabian. 1960. ',Mdewer metij'ns to 6' ALL THAT GUTTERS 7 ABC CAPTIONED NEWS 9 French teacher. isn't big enough for Fonzie and the new power ha..zigry sheriff (A) ABC MOVIE: 655 2 (Prt)n..Wod..Th(s.)OAI. LY DEVOTIONAL 7.00 2. 12 TODAY (Local newt at 725 and 825) Excepl Tues. son S a m "Secret ICA: ("Good Mcxrng FIoi-g5' only. 3 his ersion. coverage of Queen Elizabeth's Silve, IT 600 hA'.., h ('AIICQA I..-', '-'""-' " (Tue iii") 241 (Mn,, Tues., Wed., Thtws )VILLAALFCRFiWf -- Fr,) CARRASCOLENDAS 6 3:15 330 6*' THE ARCHIES LM HOWDY 0000Y SHOW 800 6' CAPTAI 4 KANGAROO by Gill FOX ,,,..t j 1 ,h, \" Wildo, Michael Ronnie. / Birig SANFORD AND SON " ' . - " ' V i "..i ,'. r ,,-, ___________________________________________________ 1030 rebate . - What a hangover that would have been!" Thiss) FARM AND I CAACKERBARREL 6*' GO LA R-"X COQEAUNITY CLOSE UP 9' SUNRiSE JUBILEE 898-0975 J 6:15 6 625 PICTURE OF (Tues) 7:30, :SS I; _______________________ __________ . FOR THE LOVE OF BENJI ______________________ (C0MOMYj'jjj' TUESDAY p• 1_1 i'?1 _____ T:i' - 6 LOVE OF LIFE 9 FAMILY FEUD 24 (Mon ) ERICA (Tues.) ANTIQUES (Wed.) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT (Thurs I COUSTEAU "Oasis ri Space ' (Fri ) LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS Ii 55 4 6 CBS NEWS Afternoon $200 YNLIT1f $1.53 STUART GETZ - I 9 4 6 I2NEwS YOUNG AND REST- 24 (Mon tttough Fr,.) FOR- - ____ 2 LESS _____ LITTLE LAURA RIG THE4014W 4 1r'i' semi VAN 12' iTS ANYE300Y S GUESS- Prerrmeso. Monty RiJI 2' guess SUNSHINE ALMANAC 2 1130 l'iosts this new, last paces show' in wtvcri a studio panel tries to guess wssat me co Ieslants will 610 2 SUNSHINE ALMANAC y. MD. SYTE SAGA Episodes ttvough frye. -- ,,_LEDDELLV ic 1230 2 i 12- CHICO AND THE MAR) 6 4: SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 9.- RYAN'S HOPE $257 2 NBC NEWS UPDATE 100 2 $2- THE GONG SHOW 5 NEWS 9 ALL MY CHILDREN ) PYGMALION (Tue's.) MARCH OF THE 24 (Mon WOODEN SOLDIERS (Wed.) WHEN COMEDY WAS KING (Thu-s) GOLDEN AGE OF \ COMEDY (Fri ) HOBSON'S CHOICE a A J L ___ IT ' - Famous For las,. ________________ 1 ' UVofue ,;OUS Pflrt''ri r " '.1... ... Regulor ' ' i'eoipe ' GOOD ALL DAT FRIZD CHICKEN JPFPI DAli. r IA M TILt 30 PM -FRI. 6 SAT. IlL 10 I2P M tIQlFres,ChAvw (H. way 1797; Sanford — — 1513.1 feet to the — — - Weddings With Elegance HENS for sale Luznar Poultry '.'' - --- 372 2O76or 323 0667 .. ,,,- flew Smymna Beach(. Located off Hwy 4.1, on Samsula Dr. tO Free, 676 $277 for "WE Care." Adults & Teens 1,ct ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMiLY' AL ANON FOR FAMILIESOR FRIENDS OF _______ -Part lime business for husband & wife Pick your own hours 372 1234 between 5 30 & 7 p m - _________________________ - West feet and a central angle of 104 run South 26 degrees 13' w' "' 39"; paraliel to the Easterly rigfit.of.way Southwesterly along the line of U.S. Highway No. 17 and No. thence run ' L. - AVON sales mean ectra money this ;. - AUTO BODY MECHANIC -- 5$ Salary, fast raises, good potential, nice boss Needed immediately, AAA EMPLOYMENT 301 Commercial _____________________ __________________________ ) , . '- of the point of beginning, thence West to beginning, LESS. -. - ------------ - - - 706. FOUND- Black mole kilten white paws I chin 373 3717 201 Commercial _______ Educat,onal Child Care br as low as $2 weekly If you quality 32) Selling community every Read 4. use 111cm often. EasttothepoInfofbeglnnlng LESS the followIng: BegIn 17093 feet South Of the East section post of SectIon 11, TownshIp 70 South. Range 30 East; said Point Beginning; being the - - I get card 5$ 9-Good Things to Eat ' ________________________ Peas, black eyes & acme. Beans. Cukes U pick 373 6000 Ask for Joe S. Cameron Ave - -look for U signs on left. . - Point Flesh Zellwood Corn, d6lly, bu , Fresh picked Black eyed Peas. Squash. Green beans, Tomatoes. Ga Peaches, all 3 lbs to.' $1. or by Ihe bushel. Ice cold watermelons BAGC,S MARKET. Thence run N 3% degrees ii' 17" w along the westerty RIght of way line of Rolling Hills Boulevard, for 14362 feet, to the Point of curvature of a circular curve concave Easterly having a radius of 45.33 feet arid a central angle of II degrees 21' 47"; 'ri..,,'...,, .,......_... -, -------rv,II,qly aivnu inc arc of said curve, being also along the Ave . the point of Curvature of a circular Curve concave Nor lhw*sterly having. radius of 129096 feet lAd a central angle of 11 degrees 19' II"; run thence Southwesterly along the arc of laid curve for 377 49 feet to a point, thence run S. IS degrees 30' 21" W. for 471.13 feet; thence run N 14 degrees 09' 32" W. for 45500 feet toa point. thin N IS degrees 50' 21" E. for 171,13 feet to the Point of Curvalur, of circular curve concave Northwesterly having a radius of 3)3 '4 feet and a central angle of II degrees II' II"; thence run Northeasterly along the arc of said curve for 200 98 feet to a iflt, thence N. 01 degree 31' $1" E. for 9597 feet to the Point of Beginning Containing$.nvacresmor,orl,u Together With: Commence at the NW corner of Section 12, Township 30 South, Range 30 East. Seminole County, Florida, thence run S. 0$ degrees along the North line io' SO" E Of said Section l7tov Ifl94ofeettOapoint;,tiinc, 5. 01 degree 3$' II" W. for $473 S3 teet tO a p0mb; thence run N $t degrees Ia' SO" W pirallet wIth tt'.e Pdcrlh line Cf Sit.f -i.t;ir lJ icr , JC.JIr,.f Ii I". i' '' - ''"" P.C. of a ______________________________ I person, own transportation, references required 322 3026 alter 2 AIR CONDITION- Duct mechanic Must know duct work AAA EMPLOYMENT 23) 5176 201 CommercIal 5500 Thousand monthly slutting. stamped envelopir plus lOc Continental I. Hoc 11102. Orlando. Upstairs, 2 BR apt front porch partly turn, fenced yard Couples jr I 322 0351 MANAGER TRAINEE - fast growing company Potential Geneva AAA EMPLOYMENT ) 373 5176 LPN I NURSES AIDES 313 $176 212$ Commercial - - -. _____________________________________ T''1'1t5 Telephone Solicitors, e*perienced $2 $0 per hour plus bonus Work 10 a m to) p m or 3 30 p m to I 30 p m 339_______________ 0713 _____ p -_______ - — I ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTSMAN -- 3 to 5 years risidenlial design AAA EMPLOYMENT 373 $116 OIl! SAFETY Lake Mary Blvd . , ' furnished 151 floor- Reasonable 7)6W 1st SI, Sanford Monthly Rentals Available COLOR TV. Air Cond ,Mad Secv QUALITY INN NORTH, I 11 SR 13.4 LOngwood 0621000 e, angle of 32 degrees 44' 34" to Ihe I:'' ' ,'i' ç 13IC tot sui; hiltit2tS, but hi'e'l cr0010 a spectal safety h,ljar(j for motorIsts, Drivers ititiorlers 1311(1 t adto alt-Con- find VlffIcuIt to tli'lIi the 31111115 Stay cool It __ Service '.'.r c srI LII "'i - - - ' 1977 [1] ' - - Ar1hr N Ock,, IN Jr Clerk of thC C'r(L.P ( ry By Jean E W.Ike Deputy Clerk ''-blth, June II, 21, 71. July S $977 .... - Rig Real Estjl. Broker 2431 S Sanford Ave 37101S9eves 3727613 _______________________ ' ________________________ '' L_ ________ _____ __________ '' LEASE A DATSUN 2307 or B 210 - Lowest Rates ri Town - BAIRD-RAY DATSUN Furniture ____________________ LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB — I - IlAcres ". v-c._ 321-8670 or 831-9777 hway A4.qg,.t, owet tivrts Csavew,nt t• Lyle Traiii. l 1. S.nlied hid Pert Aiathisv,ty tie Casii. wat, mtAt$ MaAy pQ%iiii• - Nirr S i 'iE-''. .n 'L,r:l-:rj 221 - Ha., a.eeo tie.nt, 147 1e - - 3210041 - __________________ ll,irrCII s ii,'.i-r, 5" tT tsl5i, 221 S'iI . , .. W I _____________________________ ____ pIstering _________________________________ ' I . '. , , g" - It you are haw'ng ditfCuIty t.ridin.g — service -you have need O8. Classidied ads serve the buy'rig & re,I 'J ai our want ads every da'l' selling community every ta, _______________________________ Read I use them often — Swimming Pools ______________________________ 3224991 I,.v Call 131-)S' • ACREAGE — Landscaping& Lawn Care I — _____-,- .-. -. -,. - f ri'.,' .s olte-rng residential , t. sn.,tier n-esn alumnized chan Inc guaranteed better. 3 tO S time's longer, at galvanized prices Call $30 42?? Icr tre, estimates ' _________________________________ ..._ cPER T LAWN SERVICE '.' --___ _________ Edgng I t'rtililnO Cumm,rc all Resd,'nt,âI - ____________ __________ nes Lawn Spninklr Systems Installed, Serviced I Repaired ne Estimates 321 0254. 9 lo - Get Cash Bu,'-rs i'J .1 S"i,iiI .r vrstmt'iit PIG. n' .' 'ow LOIS ',"'iI-,'!j al ton teSutS " " ;w . rvj Phone373 1797 FreeEstimale's , - Hauling - b4, __________ I ()N4'.LR US..D tA%tPlNG ,L."w IS If DEMAND SELL ii NO.5 : IN .5 CLASSIr lED AD -4 th frost hurl ,JV (iil P"dq,s. 323 31(31 It) rears ,l,. ii '.oes tree wo _________________________________ .-- _______________ -___ i.ancl Maintenance _______________________________ - - ________________________ Vinyl Siding ______________________________________ —i _________ — - Tree Service _____________________ ________________ Cover your home with eO psUc.'iEy EQUIPMENT i-ri Civ.,r.nq Mowing lt, yu,- . ' y guaranteed vinyl siding Fri'( demonstration De';or Unlim.tl ,I.3 ___________ Phaceto live. carlo drive, a lQbo. some . ' '' _____________________ - - - ALTEHA1 iONS LiRE5SMAKIN DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY Phone 377 0707 __________________ 'imMjit, Plijmng repairs, screen repars, panting, odd lobe Reasonable Licensed 377 0066 - .' ' The weather 5 perfect for a badyard sale - sell everything fas( with a want ad Call 322 2811 or 1319993 . ' "ISCARPENTRy ,obtoosmall 123 5,51? 7O,',L 415 BEAUTy SALON PEST CONTROL.. 256) Pin Drive 3163 pentry. Remodeing ustom Work Licensed. Bonded Fret estma'e 373 4)33 , -. K'dts gone, but hi Swing set in IIIC back yard i5fl I! Sell 1*11, a want Cl1fl 3411 .6".'.'7l4'4f .- Pest Control ,n4i :a\t' b:. 'r-:iI/ .i.ls I '' 'I.', LIGHT HAULING - YARD REFUSE 1010 APPLIANCE S Ph 3.19 S311 Io<alj sam tie tacit s,ctwc .4 0. Sary (writ it. c..t.al Ibiat 4•I. 'ia 'vi vt.cwwd Ii,ii. 5,m,na4tOrtnd.W ui.etpI•LiiIa$Sievic• 1 " ''ru'',:, a. ii. Stemper Agency 66 - .'.'.'it 't[ -,'y hOMES TO BUILD SO'.. DONE TO REPAIR 3723665 r'au Care )" -> tHIS l,ovrLv I w*ee.n I I z Home Improvements _______________________________ - Ii $11 .. 5i.mai,ii,, s., Ceaced ,a,d tCiIeed ..ri aM cafe su. Ili 161 IF YOUwANI.d,.amlwawantli. catar. IPI ilbI lii. I Wdr,.m 0 i.,, cain, cirn. tvv tis rat •,, 144 1 CLYDE SPIE PAINTING CONTRACTOR FREE ESTIMATES 341 5317 , Aluminum Siding Te*pvtl1 CMI CIMANItiIG ederali. i w4,.om cat — Fraf(Ii A,, Centm.tl Heal &AtrCondtionrrcj fr free ,'$t'rr,iie', Cu, C,,r '' cOehEe .0t - a i.vviv tIthed aq'e?b.,lW.d I be*sem. Ii kern m, c.ii Cii tin - I,acid vO c.tP t'e!",' ball WIiVIiCU%l typa bwil4a, wilt it ta(Ii.d,It.ce Hi rinlercsdcswtr.i. UnMade luSt O.Si Iae3e .w.vni Ia acc.mm.det. a liege fllilt 2)0 E *pert work Foam Shampoo F tee e-sI,mates i .,urin?eed P ui ____________ _ _______ _ it ALTOS 1792, Sanford AcroSS From Ranch I 122 Alter Hrs 322 3991 312 0e.it ______________ ____________ Painting I __________________________ - - Home Cleaning __________________________ BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL eiv TO,',blS :,., C;nJ & Ref Co 74 Hr Serv SI? per hr M,,s•c'r Chg I BAC Ok $62 3303 322 2357 And Keep Your Ibsousla 'AL SLOG 7/c, 1 Ia,.r1nc '\fllae [J. -. iZ2 6123 - - .' - SL.iitpn. _ i"' '---I---. - Air Conditioning ------- - - ' 3 811. 2 , bath, 2 irds acre wooded tt Electrical Owner's mov'ng Mid $10s Phone , _______________________ 323 6i4 or 321St?) rOLE 't ELECTRICAL SERVICE ' RCS,dn',,il 8 Commercial Wring HOMESIII1IUIIIIUI1 -I Licensed. Bonded I Insured free Estmjtin 32) 9113 Deal With ___________________________ 7 bath. Split plan 3 decks 5.19.9(i) Jenny Clark Really, REALTOR. 1 stove, ref,a;, 595 3777714 ________________________________ ________________________________ Near River and Marina Stone l'Iand Contemporary 3 BR, LAKESIDE APAR TMENTS ARRIVE ALIVE I, 5T4T ijeit 2521 l'ir fl' REAL TOu 7129711 - - F LO RI (Seal) • ___________________________ ___________________________ Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. BATEMAN REALTY ______ , alett, Wt%,it 51041 C.Jnt - carPeted, ,%duIls utter d-,., iflcj alive by betnq partiCu i.iily AND _________________ - ________-- _____________ . I BR unfurn ,ipl of , ff11 i1 ItYA .. s.'. a...J,W IJI CONSULT OUR COM,JLETELY R(OPJltlONEO Elim.n.iIi' L-'°"N tore,er Co,er y'.QvJ 'or gco--. wIl ,IiIJm-nUr'r VA & IIA P'cmes located in s.dng, ,iium ,ium Overhangs & many areas of Seminole County gutters Deal erect, no middle 517.500 to 550.000 Down payment ifi.ir 21) ,'s "'I) Eigle Sd 'N Co. Ir-w , , usi i: Sec dep 19047360299 t'lfltUgetIc'l vehicles, hams issing Cars or the whistIe of oft comnq tidills. .-.---- -. __________ ________________________________ - Lake Mary - 3 BR. Ii bath new homes Under 5.25.000 *ith lets 31A-Duplexes than 5750 '4own Governinenl funding By builder 634 1619 Equal bedroom. unturnished. newly blousing Opportunity decorated, near SC C $130 mc ____________ '.:'.,' ,hUtomnhlIe i SAN MO PARK I, 7. 3 bedroom trailer apis Aduil I family park Weekly ISIS Hwy Il 92, Sanford 323 1930 _ P 1 of said cur-we, usi'Rj Dolls ''I I large rm apt Extra nice, wCll 1 Old Lamps & Used Office lI Hwys 436 and 1797 : & chairs, secretarial desks . I 831-1318 chalrsl. straight chairs, filing _____________________________ cabinets AS is Cash & Carry. '73 Jeep Wagoneer, Quadratrac, NOLL ' S oerfect cond,tion, almost vieW CaSSelberr 1792 t 4206 Ires 322461$ after S pm _,,,,: -- ------ HWY 16 ANTIQUES, mli's E of I I Sinlord 32? 69?? IME MUltiple ListIng REM TO,4 ' the Ser,'h '. Section post of Section $7, theriq run 5. 00 degrees 5,3' 20" w '1 '. 1605 Dealer Wood or steel desks levecutive desk ___________________ Spit level S BR. 3'ibath. mother in law apI 3 yrs old. Much mc.', 545.000 323 1309 , . I ANYT 377 0211 e Ir'Jt ' further JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72arws 60-OHICC Supplies - * Owner Must Sell * 322-2420 I Bedroom apt • 5.3150 wk Water I electricity Pd $25 depost Call central U(M7 ' --- DayS Nights SANFORD 172 Scott Ave -Custom built 3 BR, 7 bath, spacious family room on extra large tot ISV 500 Furnished 3room apt . Sanford. $100 plus security 8616717 - sold Call 90425S $311 for details sleeping bag. 3 Chars, 3 burner Piano Mahogany Wurlitler Coleman stOve, 2 Cabi.-iets. console with bench 4. lund f er. excellent cOndition, Cookng pots & ecIras Cash only t3t 5412 ______________________________ 377 1097 I Dishwasher. "Signature'' con vertible, I cycle, gold, wood gran top, like new. $125 "Ham'' Johnson transmitter & linear 57th JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS MAYFAIR - 100 Elliott Ave Unique S BR. 3 bath, with family room and fireplace and much much more $69,500 152 BR's, brom 120 wk completely turn , 611 Park Ave . Sanford, or 373 1796 _____________________________ --- LOCH ARBOR - 213 Ridge Drive Lovely) BR, 2 bath, on spacious lOt With many extras Redu(ed now 134.500 — 2)O0Mellonville Sanford DON! thencerunNortheastIy,al04.,g5 curve, 21$ 733 feet througps a hence run N 39 degrees 13' 39" W $27.15) feet to te Point of Begin ring. Said parcel contaIns , ta acres more or es. WITNESS my hand and the sill (A this C rt ri "- ?'r. ,, ' I -- I BEDROOM APARTMENT . Daytona Beach will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday night a 7.30, It's Ihe on9 one In Florida. You set the reserved price No charge other than 5.5 registration fee unless vehicle is - . Wm J THOMPSON REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 3?? 6632 Eves 322 l9f Stenstrom ReaIt Elticen, apartment, air con ditioner, water furnished Up stairs. 511 Park Ave , Sanford (5 concave Socdtheasterly arid having aradiusof 50000 feet, 21000 feet, thence run N. 09 degrees $3' 39" W , parallel to the Sooth line of Section 17, 660 00 feet, thence run S 00 degrees j' 20" W, parallel to the North $qufp Section line of Section 12, 193 605 feet. - ______--- ------ a) TUNE ' - 59Mi,isicaI WrChandise I lii Mayfair Circie, S.anbord 3 BR. __________________________________ l__ I',- bath. AC unit $21,500 Reasonable offer may be a: cepled. 3172780 ____ Weliiva River - 7 BR, nice, clean, beautiful surroundings, free canoe 322 1474) , __________ -- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIU, HWy 97, I mile west of Speedway, ROBSON MARl NE 797$ Hwy 11 97 323 $961 ' - - - Furnished SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Energy efficient modern studioS 3301 Santoid Ave.. 32)0220 323 5116 210 Commercial -- 321 2335 IP.01001' Tr,l '"S Only N' P,-I', ISIS '.irk Drv. Sanford AAA EMPLOYMENT - II',' Johnson fiberglass V Hull, 9 Johnson and an electric motor. with trailer, plus many ectras 327 1531 CRANK CON - St REALTY " Lay up- Must be 101 Commercial . Sale ' '-"lii' , '. - _______________________ FIBERGLASS experienced 1st SI for '' 1972 Thunderbird, loaded, tilt wheel. full power, I new radial tires, 11,)OOmiles. mint condition. 12995 Will consider trade 373 7791 55-Boats & Accessories -. SANFORD 3 BR, new carpet $11,100 $100 dOwn, 511539 P I 6'. DCI APR, 30 years Ss 3L3R. he lOcation Carpeting, central heal, backyard privacy Assumable mortgage No aual'fyng Only ' Mlchelon tires, best offer. 322-5336 ______________________ ___________________________ 157 BR apf%,air conditioned $165 ISIS'. utilt.es included 373 4339 Ec perienced ' By Owner Freshly panted 3 BR. I bath, large paneled tamily room With tireplace, fenced yard. carpet, drapes, air. low bayes 179.500 323 5553 322'tv457 EI.'ctrc Guitar Sky Diving Equipment Call_____ Mark. 319 S734 Camping Equipment, Umbrella Tent. 2 A,, ,',,....,_ . 1dwu,v Sanford - 2 BR house with 2 corner lots, w * carpet $70004. assume mortgage ot uioo at s per month. 3379563 Real Estate Inc General CCrilr,lct3r Ou $0 the good l,t(.i 2 4. 3 aDarimCilIs bedroom now available n adult section Single story Construction Quiet' Rentals Start ,tl 1169 1503W 25th St 372 2090 fl,'?t'S NURSES, all Shills Geriatric cc per ience preferr.d Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Con walescent Center. 950 Mellonyille Ave 80-Autos Ii?) Chevrolet Caprice Station Wagon, 9 pass., air, Stereo, cx cellent cond. $2195. 373 1Q19. _________ ___________ ______________________________ ___________________________ ..,!.1 Req Real Estate Broker 303W 1St SI .Sanford I.eves 323 0517 323 Johnny Walker -- -. ._,,,,,,,__ LARPET 5ALE - LOw .yrhead ___________________________ lower pnicOs Big Big Savings 17' Feathercraff aluminum bOat, Also special on Utility Buldings. with 20 HP Chrysler & Trailer, I all sizes 4 4. R BLDG$ & CAR ' sm. 322 3311 M. UNSWUI' I H KIALI Y - Gardens - - 50'-MAscellaneous for Sale _____________________________ ' homes ri Seminole Count', area $100 down ........ _.,. . _,, You need this i acres. fence1, im Pi'OVd pasture, separate 7 car garage With uhility S work area. modern home, H A, kitchen equipped, fireplace, carpet, screened porch w,th BBQ pet, 2 Cement floor sheds br anmais, and only 511.000 10 existing mortgage ot 517.000 e. pcI Call for ,i000'nlment " ___________________________ __________________________ _________________ rHA Hive 3$64or323 7110 ___________________ GE COLOR TV Ii" portable. Sold new for 5479. Will sell forSIltor $10 monthly, no money down ISAKS, 2120 t Colonial Drive Inect to Frich's). 396 3860 ___________________________ ' Reconditioned Homes - BLAIR AGENCY MIles's, 2619 Orlando Dr., 322. Merchandise The perfect beginning tor a new family 3 BR hOme ri a rural area a large lot Central H&A arid carpeting Low down ,avment 526 500 - 78—IMtorcycIes machines. - - ______________________________ ___________________________ Bride's Pride 137 7177 Country Boy SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Brand new energy effic,ent Bedrooms Kitchens equipped, beautiful bathrooms, numerous built ins, and Other features 330$ Sanford Ave. 3710370 curve thence run S It degrees 13' 39" E 60000 feet to a poInt on the North South ','. Seclion line of said Section $2, laid point being $770 feet N, 00 degrees 33' 20" E of BR. unfurnished. $30 week OeI)osil required 1213 Maunol'a, SAnfO,'d Iflqu're Apt I .- I addressing evelopes Send 701 Commercial Eves 321 ice' Ill 1179 lOPE ?S?r Used __________________ S yrs new. 3 BR, Iibath. C H&A w w carpet, very nice location 323 7915 323-7832 7017$ FREPI(I'4 - ________ -_ - From $10 to $50 327 3990 after Sot weekends . Mortgage Broker garage, large yitrd 323 7531 " 526 000 AL TOPs BUY JUNK CARS from$tOPo$50 Call 323-1624 I S'VRereo '-.- _____________________ , 321-0041 6 Sanford s Service I h.ayebuyersfor good quatitytirst & second mortgages on local I properly, Improved or vacant. Quick results Let's lalk ldyllwtde- By owner 1 BR. 7 bath, - OLDER COUNTRY HOME - Celery Ave. I acre, eaSy financing, Kish Rnl Estate Inc. #, -- Cars Removed ___________________ ________________________________ Phone 372 7335 II purchase 1st & 2nd mortgages .11 d'scounl. 24 F'.Our 'ipproval Call 131 1773 REALTOR 371 0610 Multiple Listing Service Income 112 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE- 37. 2 BR, I bOih, mange, dishwasher, dispOSOl, fully carpeted Private $113 ma ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AC) ON ITS RE SUL IF UL END THE NUMBER IS 372 781% _____________ --I -------_ Housekeeper-- Baby Slier Mature __________________ 3 BR. 1 bath. $22,500 _________________________ AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 373 $176 _________________________________ AVE - 4443176, W.nler Park. _____________________________ ______________________ - - __________- 52—Appliances . WIlT REALTY variety of fruit trees $30,000 30-Apartments UfltUrfllShed PLUMBER JOURNEYMAN - Can " MLS . ____________________ _______________ _____________________________ ______________________ & Sold '"''' and storage area 512.500 INC. REALTOR EN TUCK company Small investment required Orlando 85 t.actj day - - CASH 322.4132 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED . _________________ $150 per week, unlImited potential making - '' Rowe Couch. $30. Love Seat $35 , Chair. 515. Stove Hood with fan. $10. Eccel. to good cond 321 0013. - P'IOLLS For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy I or 1001 items. Larrys Mart. 71$ Sanford Ave _____________________ water, paved streets, or w,li build to suit Fish from or property with fireplace, separate garage Hal Colbert Realty GUARANTEED 373 5176 - -. - - REALTORS $30 6633 or 339 1711 eves 1' balli.terrazzotloors. gas heat, range, retrig $13,900 CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD- 7 story. I BR. 2 bath, living room -. ______________________ To Go quantity 4706. - Priced to Sell Children's Shop, 734k Hiawat.. Sanford _____________________________ Forrest Greene REALTOR, MLS JOHN KRIDER. ASSOCIATE 107W Ccmmercial. Sanford 6800 Any _____________________ _________________ _________________________ _________________________ ecoerience provide everything, SnaIl investment & work area reguir Call Mr Rice in Orlando. Insurance back - ______________________________ We 859 Everything Buy to __________________ _________________________________ Adm,ral Self defrosting upright ________________________ - No necessary AAA EMPLOYMENT ________________________________ ór'-'-Chjkl Care March of Dimes and Government Lots 7 arid 3 at Section 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, lying Sos,,th of a lirie Iftat is 794 39 feet North gf, as measured at nIgist angles from, the SOuth line of Ire SW .ot S.I. '.! : 1(55 If L.iit excellent fringe benefits Contact Personnel Deps , A. DUDA & SONS, INC..Oviedo. Fla ,PH 305 365 5611. An Equal Opportunity Employer, contract ground. $10,000 - center line run S SI degrees 01' 47" W for 105.39 feet; Thence departing from said center line, run N 31 degrees 1$' 17" WforSO.0O feet to the point of intersection of the Northerly right ofway line of Lake Mary Boulevard and the Westerly right f way line of Rolling Hills Boulevard, thence run South 2 degrees 17' 51" West along the East line of saiis AND ALSO LESS, right of-way Ono.'a Road, AND ALSO LESS. Section ii. for 76.31 feet to a point, begin 430 feet South 21 degrees 30' thence run North 6) degrees 46' 11" West of a point 9197 feet South of tp. West at right angles to the Eattirlv . -__._.., Northwest corner of SectiOn 17. right of-way line of U.S. Highway Township 20 South, Range 30 East, No. 17 and No. 92 for $17 6.) feet to a Westerly right of way line of Rolling at a point on the Easterly right . point on said Easterly right Of way Hills Boulevard, for 35037 teeS to a way line of State Road No. IS and line; point of Tangency; thence run North 26 degrees 13' 44" Thence, Continuing along said thence run South 61 degrees 30' East East along said Easterly right ofWesterly might of way line, run N 10 66.4 Sleet, tnenc, run East to a point way line for 7000 feet to a point; degrees 03' 00" E, for $55 SO feet to 1199 6 feet East of the West lin, of thence run South 63 degrees 46' 11" the point of curvature of a circular sad Section 17, thenc, run North to East at right angles to said Easterly curve concave westerly, having a ie Southeast corner of the North right of-way line for $52.17 feet to the radius of 70711 feet and a central 116)1 feet of the West 149,9.4 feet point of beginning. angle of 39 degrees 54' 47"; said Section $3, ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: Thence run Northerly along the arc thence run West 1513.1 feet to the Begin $70.93 feet South of the East of said curve, being also along the Easterly right of way line of said 1 post of section 11, Westerly right of way line of Rolling State Road 15 and 600. thence run Township 20 South, Range 30 East; Hills Boulevard for $44.27 feet to a South 74 degrees 30' West along said thence run South 2 degrees 17' SI" point of tangency; right of way to the point of begin. West along the East line of said Thence continuing along said ning, Section 11, for 1631 feet to a point; Westerly right-of way line, Run N 29 Part of ti'e west '., of pc NE of thence run North 43 degrees 45' II" degrees SI' 37" W for 354 75 feet to lIst NW of Section 13, TownshIp 20 West at right angles to the Easterly the Point of Intersection with the South, Rang. 30 East, more par. right of way line of U.S. Highway Southerly right of way line of ticutarly described as follow's: No $7 and Plo. l2for 162.63 feet ba Americana Boulevard. said Point Begin at lhe Southwest corner of the point on said Easlerly right of way being a point on the arc of a circular PIE of the NW '.., run East 251 line; curve Concave Northerly having a fett, thence Not-hP 141 feet, North $6 thence run North 26 degrees 13' 44" radius of 166 34 feet and a central degrees East 237 2 feet, thence East along said Easterly right of. angl, of 19 degrees 33' 11". the Nnfl', 'Ia Sn,... ii. c... _._,,... ------,, ,, . .. .i, ay ro.q y "ic rur iv,w teet to a point; Center of said circle bearing N 25 376 tees, thence South 34 degrees thence run South 63 degrees 14' 14" degrees 45' 02" W. West 32S feet, thence North to use East at right angles to _____________________________ _________________ said Easterly thence run Westerly along the arc of Northeast corner Of the NW i of the right of way line for *5217 feet to the said curve, being also along the ''' NE '.of the NW. olsaid Section 13, point of beginning, Southerly rlght.ofway line of West 640 feet to the Northwest All of laid parcels lying arid being Americana Boulevard, for 122.39 corner of tht NE '. of the NW i4. situated in the City of Sanford, fees, Thence departing from slid thence South $329 feet to the point of Seminole County, Florida. I tsyourserve... , right of way line, run S 06 degrees ., Cl beginning ti. tti right of way for ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: 57' 12" E for 163.13 feet; State Road No 177), A tract of land lying arid being Thence run sa degrees 13' 39" E for PARCEL 2: situated In Section 17. TownshIp 30 79.1$ feet; thence run S 07 degreet Begin 170,93 feet S.oth of the East South, Range 30 East, Seminole 4307" W for 1100 00 feet; thenc, run '. section post of Section 11, County, Florida, and being more SIdegrees 13' 39" E for 31492 feet Township 20 South, Range 30 East. particularly described as to a point of Inlersection With the run thence South 3124$ feet. rin follows:Comm,nc. at the NW Northerly rlgnitof way line of Lake thence North 72 degrees 43' West corner of Section 12, Township 20 Mary Boulevard; thence run N SI 100943 feet, run thence North 25 Soi.'lh, Range 30 East, degrees 01' 47" E along the Nor. degrees 30' East 3993 feet, run nun thence S. 39 degrees 10' 30" E. therly right of way line of Lake thence South 61 degrees 30' East to along the North line of laid Section Mary Boulevard. for 101 17 feet to the point of beginning, 12 for $199.60 feet to a point; thence the Point of beginning PARCEL 3: 5. 01 degrees3l' 11"W.adistanc.of ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: From the SW corner of Section $7, 162352 feet to a point. Ihence 5, $9 From the SW Corner of Section $2, i-'l,, .,...,., 'cii.,-cI •''"t••I Township 20 South, Range 30 East, degrees 10' 50" E. parallel with the __________________________ Township 70 South, Rang, 30 East, Seminole County, Florida, mun N 03 North line Of said Section I?, for Seminole County, Florida, run N 02 ______________________________________________________________ degrees 4.3' 35" E.. along he West 60 00 feet to a point; degrees 43' 35" E, along the West lineal sold Section 17, 97.145 feet, to thence S 01 degrees 31' 11" W for line of said SectIon $7, 7,4 354 feet, the Poiril of Beginning, thence 6000fee? to the Point of Beginning: thence run S. $9 degrees 13' 39" E , .. .......... continue P4. 02 deor.as 11' 'IS" -, ...... than,. n,, C Ia 4... '...,... peraitetous, South line of said along Said West line of Section 17, parallel with the North lin, of sais Section 17, $127 321 feet, to thi Point 699.491 feet, thence run S. $9 degrees Section $2 for 45303 feet to a point; of Beginning, thenc, run II 51 13'39" E parallel to tie South line Of thetscerun S. Oldegre-ejl' $1" W. for degrees 01' 47" E 721 717 feet to thi said Section $7, 1127.324 feet, thence 101.53 feet to feet, through a central angle of IS degrees 05' 10" to the Point of Beginning. Said parcel contains 9 $13 acres more or less, LESS AND EXCEPT, Begin at thi Southwest corner of the NE '-. of the NW '-., run East 251 feet, thence North III feet, North $4 degrees East 731,2 feet, thence North 30 degrees ir EasI along road 324 lees, thence South 64 degrees West 32.3 feet, thence North to the Northeast (Ottief of Iii P4W U of the NE i4 of the NW U of said Section I). West 440 feet to the Northwest corner of tIle NE U of iPie NW U thence South '32' flit to the Point al Biinninq (less the right of way for State Road No 4.27) andalsoalltha$ part of the Sanford Grant for old reliable company on a 68—Wanted ____________ ___________________________ Enioy life more With your own - 'V'fl IIW.YJ YCTY Ovin Of tue east section POst of Section Township 20 South, Range 30 East, run thence South 31243 feet, run ttiet'ICC North l2clegrees 42' 00" West 100963 feet, run thence North 25 degrees 30' 00" East 399.3 feet, run thence South 61 degrees 30. 00" Real Estate __________________________________ St Bernard, AKC Rep. Male, I mos. $100 372 5040 ___________________________ -- , - - ALTAMONTE- 200' on Street. level wooded land 51.500 MY DREAM HOME- Breathtaking beauty, I BR, 2 bath nestled among the oaks In country Setting Custom built and refreshingly decorated 552.500 ___________________________ Auto parts knowledge helpful SECRETARY _______________________ _____________________________ ' - Helen Pill. 327 1099, Osteen, St. Rd. 115. Sale lakes. 11$' Ofl Street. $$ ming pool, Choice area $32000 _________________ WHY WAIT? Large agricultural firm needs sales Clerk ecperienced in sales & So,tfl5 Dept. 372 5115 Ect. 7OSor ¶ BR home, by e.eCutive. AuguSt I Will sign lease I 904 736 0299 $600 FOUND - Lady's gold Irame eye ' glasses Thursday. parking lot, ' _________ -- asked 373 9573 - Boulevard, for 21$ 73 feet to a point of tangency; Florida, . in Pantry Pride parking lot. F, i June 3 Finder PLEASE return all medical receipts, notebooks, & . said Section 12, los' 1270.00 feet MACHINIST -3 phase power tools. AAA EMPLOYMENT 201 Commercial 373 5176 & Found . i-,: LESS that part for right.of-way Onora Road as recorded In Plat East, Seminole County, Florida: Book $3, at page 36. of the Public Thence run N 00 degrees 54' 06" E Florida, 5—Lost to Rent _______________________ ______________________________ Divisional Headquarters, 6)16 San Want to rent I or 2 BR house, clean. Juan Ave., No 40, Jacksonville, private lot, garage Lake Monroe FIa , 37210 Please include phone area 373 3737 number _____________________________ _________ ____________ . ; 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 rig Dad desires lady to live In & care for children. Room, board _________ & salary III 6100 ____________ ________________ ____________________ , ___________________ 38—Wanted Dobermans, 10 wks., blk., male & female, AKC-CD parents. Fan. Stereo Console, Lake Sylvan area. William Maiiczowski. REALTOR, 3227983 GEORGIA BOUND- Owners says or 323 3)67 "Sell", 3 BR. 2 bath, like new, family room, wall watt carpet, fenced yard, garden area Gøod ALTAMONTE AREA- Lake front about I acre. zoned agricultural old Section 524.900 125.475', $12,500 BIG FAMILY SPECIAL- 1 BR. 2 duStriat. commercial, 916 W 1st St 32) 1100 ______________________________ That is what most people say when we tell them that our distributors opentheirdoorsat S p m close at 9.30 p m and net over 51O. per year They Stop saying it when we show them proof. If you want Kent collect at ____________________________ ___________________ __________________________ At Animal Haven Grooming I. boaraing RfflflhII, WV 1.1Cr JU 51, 9Sup Carlton's Furniture. 3fl 37& _________________ ---------_____________________ plan, wall wall carpet, fenced -- - -- _________ __________________ IEAt ESTATE - 65r"PetSSUPPlies 322 9869 Call Ba ij IIttlST SPECIAL 'Like new.3 BR, . -. DIVORCE FORMS --- For ree in formation write to 80. 791. Pompano, Flit , 33061 ' . Reduced to 573.900 Summer. 644 3.379 ________________________ _________________________ . ______________________ --- ------- 311 31$ E. FirSt St 372 tO Acre home Site, well, septic tank, -________________________ good area for truck farm $11,000 New metal bunk beds. complete. cash $149.95, new Hollywood beds single, 519 93, double, $69 93; color TV. console. *99 95. refrigerators, OWNER UNLOADING- BR, 112 bath, masonry, corner lot, central heat & air. partly furnished OCEAN F ROth APS Daytona Beach. For reservations. call Mrs. u tiUCs 372 4053 ___________________________ ___________________________ ______ -._______ mcml 904 253 6730 or 901 FACED WITH A DRIIxING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 423 4511 Write P0 Ba. 1213 Sanford, Florida 37771 T' - 36—Resort Property Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'SFURNITURE,322SiI1 FRUIT JARS for canning, 12 qts, .. .. -_____________________ fenced corner lot FHA VA financing. $11,500, ___________________________ - -______________ _______ Teaching band stuclei'its private lessons All instruments 323 0521 Sanford Al Anon Family Group. P0 80. 553 - . 64—Equipment for Rent I Singer equipped to zig zag and make buttoNiole$ Balance of $56.16 or 10 payments ,A $6. Call Credit Manager. 322 9411 or se. at SAN FORD SEWING CENTER The Old Singer Store 1030 State St - Sanford Plaza -___________________ 31'x60' Hawthorne, take over payments, uPturn, tandscaped lot, rental park. 372 2163 before I pm _____________________ People who like money use lw coSt classified ads to buy, sell, or trade WILSONMAIEP FURNITURE _____________________________ ____________________ _____ - . 11-Instructions — ¶inaør i;1 7 '''Ow' 'b Ub 3 BR. 24'c61' Barrington, va loans available. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr 323 5700 Easy terms porch, furnished Partially car Peted. in fenced private yard $135 full emposure tlke that "For sign down & run a classlied 42—Mobile Homes - -. Nelson's Florida Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 601 Celery Ave., Sanford Kitchen - Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available Bud Cibell. 322 $032 anytime - 0pp04'?yflty CAN'T BE BEAT- Masonry 3 BR. ''i baths. Florida room, wall wall ' -- Sale" ____________________________ ____________________ ___________________ 34—Mobile Homes AAAFMP( flYM.IT 201 Commercial 373 3176 _________________________ Vacation time s here,. get what you need for a happ- time with a ClasSified Ad i'IERCE USED FURNITURE I TV SALES Buy or Sill. 202 Sanford Aye, Sanford 323-2790. New 3 BR, I bath homes, 523.500. Government Subjidy avalable. Bulder. 337 7767. EQual H0u'%iflg Errol L. Greene payable _______________________ _____________________________ PROBLEM DRINKERS Forfurther information call 423 4537 CHARM SCHOOL - Models Road No. 3, thence Southwest along ThatpartoftheSanfordGrantand centerlineofuakeMary Boulevard; Easterly line of State Road No. 3 a Government I,ot 1, Section 17, Thence run N $9 degrees 13' " w distance of 192.1 feet, thence South along the center line of said Lake 6ddegrees 30' East 444 Sfeet,th.nc, TownshIp 70 South, Range 30 East, Mary Boulevard, for 600.00 feet, to lying within the East 70.00 feet of the South 21 degrees 35' West West 154960 feet of the South 94352 the Point of curvature of a cIrcular thence North 84 dcgrees 30' WIlt curve concave Southerly, having a fee? of the North 1623.52 feet of the 71 I feet, thence South 25 degrees ' radIus of 500.00 feet and a central Northwest I... of said Section 12; West to the West line of said Section angle of 32 degrees that part for right-of-way $2, thence South to Easterly line of LESS Thence run Southwesterly along the Onora Road as recorded In Plat the Sanford Grant, thence Northeast Book 13, at page 34. of the Public arc of laid curve, being also along runS $0 degrees 01' 47" W, 1006,216 feet to the P C. of a curve Concave Northwesterly and having a radius of 100000 feet, thence run Southwesterly, along said curve, 243 303 C, 9—Good Things to Eat - - ' .11, "' - -. ,i,.i ' -' uvyree'. vvev ova- -point teet' South of Northwest corner of Section 12. Township 70 South, Range 30 East, on the Easterly boundary line of State Road No 600 tformerly State Road No. 3) run south 64 degrees 30' East 400 feet, thence North 73.12 feet, Pence North 6idegrees3O'West346.53 feet to Easterly boundary line of laid road, thence South 2$ degrees ' West along Easterly boundary line of said road, 64 feet to point of beginning, -9: HAPPY DAYS (A) 24 (Mon) WOMAN (Tues, Thurs.) PAINT ALONG With Nancy Konxrski (Wed) ANYONE FOR TENNYSON" (Fr) 4—Personals - iiIl - ill thence run S $9 degrees 10' 50" E ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: parallel to the North line of said Government Lot 2. Section 12, That part of the Sanford Grant and Section 12, for 50000 feet to the Point Township 20 South, Range 30 East, LESS the South 990 feet of the East Government Lot 1, Section 12, of Beginning. Containing 161016 660 feet; Government Lot 3, Section TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, acres more or tess 30 lying within the East 305.00 feet of 17, Township 20 South, Range ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: the West 1674.60 feet of the South East; Commence at the Southeast 963.52 feet of the North 1623.32 fiet Begin feet, thence West '12 WHEEL TUNE I ' of beginning; Range 30 East, thence South 503.6 24' SESAME STREET SQUARES ____________________________- - Section 12, thence North along said of Sanford, Seminole County. poInt; thence run N 13 degrees $4' Section $2, Township 20 South, ( Crosby, Claude Dauphin. (A) I I HERE S LUCY (Ri _____________________ _____________________ ________________________ .-' at a point 610 feet South, 1499.6 feet East of Ihe NW corner of (MW) 1953. (En.) - Secret of the Incas" Clwtton Heston. 12J 3 BR unfurnished house for rent in the country, Call 377 1339. FILL DIRTS TOP SOIL YELLOW SANO Call Dick Lacy, 323-7540 Furniture 1. misc. household items. Entire contents of home must be sold by June 19th. 339-2634 evenings. ByOwner. 3BR.l'bath,fvrnined or unfurnished. garage & fenced yard Call 3739462. 244OHiawathaatllfl --_______ ______ GROVE MANOR. BY OWNER — 2106 Cornell Dr., 1g. corner lot, 3 BR, 2'i baths, pool. patio. BBQ. man!eclras 321 SIt! _______ ______ 323-5176 Nice 2 BR block home, furnished or REALTOR4 6973 unfurnished. 3232nO or after 6 call 372-7629. ___________________ Sales Trainee - Direct Sales Earn _________________________ __________________ ___________________ DY OWNER — J7, Cent, HA, large commission while we train separate DR. eat in kitchen, *'uge you Call 3)90711. 33—Houses Furntshed fireplaces, many oak trees. Stylist, Master licensed, only the 323 4143 ____________________ _______________________ best need apply 3721711. Furnished I BR. clean house. ___________________________ drapes, wall wall carpet, air Sunland Estates- 3 BR. 2 bath, 1g. conditioned 3236241 lot, pool, carpet 537.500 or diSc, BOOKKEEPER Qualified for equity & assumption 37341$ payroll, accounts receivable Noon The Day Before Publication ___________ 1 Rig Real Estate B. 323 1301 Day or P4igP.' 201 CommercIal DEADLINES Sunday - Noon Friday , By Owner, Duplex. A-i Condition. good rental history Only 53,000 down El 'erms 19017340299 - -- Payton Realty - BEAD STRINGER - Eapeniencea Jewelry _____________________ Bwco Cabot. 1948. (Wed.) " . . Orlando, FlorIda 32301, on or before of.way line of U.S. Highway No, 17 central angle of 11 degrees 19' II"; July 11th, 1977, arid file the onigina' and No. 92 thence run Southwesterly along the with the Clerk of this Court either an arc distance before Service on Plaintiff's at. thence run South 24 degrees 13' W' arc of said curve for 113.96 feet to the Point of torney or immediately thereafter; West parallel to the Edsterty rightof saId curve; otherwise a default will be entered of-way line of U.S. Highway No. 17 Tangency against you for the relief demanded and No. 92 for a distance of 2*3.23 thence run 513 degrees 50' 23" Wfor 934.34 feet to the PoInt of Curvature in the Complaint. feet to a poInt; North 63 degrees 64' 14" of a circular curve Concave Nor. Ihe legal description of the real thencerun point _________________ ____ 62—Lawn-Garden f Microwave oven, color portable TV. I '67 Imperial sedan, combination AM M stereo. Sanford-. 2 BR. carpeted, large !ot. tool Vied, cccii. area. Terms. ______________ Owner 6211533 fruit trees, lovely area *16.300. lIi2MeiIonviile.Slntord.3fl2143 AAA EMPLOYMENT of 747.54 feet faa point; thence run N LESS the North 610 feet, and LESS, point on the West line of said Section O4degrees 52' 12" W for MS.Oofeet to begin 11716 feet East and 660 feet 12; 31" a point; Southof the NWcorner of Section 12, thence run South 0 degrees Township 20 South, Range 30 East, East for a distance of 431.73 f.. to thence N 72 degrees 37' II" E for run South 363 feet, thence East 737 the point of begInning. Said tract of 32S.O0feitto a point; thencerun N 11 16" E or f a feet momeor less tothe i, in, of saId land lying and Wing situated in City 830 24 uLlAS. YOGA AND YOU 900 2 PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 6' MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 9) MOViES (Mon.) 'I'll Take Sweden." Bob Hope, Tuesday Weld. 1965 (Tuos,) "Best of the Bathien." Robert Ryan, Cute2BR,C8,oponporch,Ia,'g,,o,, 353 BR HOMES UNFURNISHED PHONE 372 1610 SUB COHTPACTAOc CTYPE LICENSE Phone3$ 0711 3 lines Minimum ___________________________ ________________________ . to the West line of the Souttiwest k4ale, New York of said Section 12 for 1100.00 feet to a Range 30 East, run thence S $9 degrees 10' 30" E along the North " ARE NOTIFIED, that an point; line of said Section 12, for 1499 action for forejosure of a mortgage mince run North $9 degrees IS' 50" fees to a point; on the reel property listed below has Wes! parallel to the South line o! hS thence S 01 decrees 31' ii" W a of this action is as follows: PARCEL I: Government Lot 1. Section 12, 24" MACNEIL.LEHRER RE- (Thurs ) "Little Boy Lost SATUR DAY 9-Noon kn 12. Township 20 SOuth, PANY PANY 4icaline Dinru mimes nc a line 2atimes 74c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SO—Misceflaneous 101 Sale 41—Houses __________ ,iie no longer needed itemS high as an elephant's eye. Place a clasSified ad, and pile the money i n your wallet! i$ pe'fecl _____________ _________ _ 1!hed 322-lSl6or 327-39fl. for a backyard sale sell everything fast wlh a want id Call 3fl 2611 or I 9993 A tract of land lying and beIng Point of Curvature of a circular torney, whose adoress is 90 E. feet Southeasterlyof as measured at curve concave Northwesterly _____________________________________________ " North2degreisl2'31" East parallel ithruS?,rnes HOURS . i—Houses --- ---.-. -- liii weather RATE3 6:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY ttiru FRIDAY :' Southwest ¼ of said Section 12; sItuated in Section 17. TownshIp thence run South $9 degrees 13' South, Range 30 East, Seminole East, parallel to the South line of the County, Florida and being more Southwest ¼ of said Section $2 for particularly described as follows: 700.30 feet to a point; thence run Commence at the NW corner of 6*' BEWITCHED SIDE GLANCES wL"" BANK OF MIAMI BEACH, a angles, from the South line of the national banking association, Defendants, AMENDED siio oem tiiea against you aria you are ecrion UI uTnweu '. tar dlst.nc. of 1623.52 feet for a required to serve a conY of your 79.73 feet to a point; thence run TflhTiC wrtten defenses, if any, to It on North 4 degrees 54' 23" West for orginfling (OnhiflUq - 2 NEWS - -- '2 HOME (Wed.) EVERYWOMAN (Fri.) I - -24 MISTER ROGERS' NEIGHBORH000 .' $616.39 f6 fo a point that is 796,39 Containing 7.637) acresmoreor less. and JEFFERSON NATIONAL feet North of, as measured at right I ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: co Mel Leigh Mindich 97 Greenocres Ave. 9 MERV GRIFFIN SHOW 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) j :' - CLASSIFIED DEPT. antd 62606)6. ñf'n's Tuesday, June 14, 017-S$ _______ NurSes: RNCLLPN's, Aides Aide. Redecorated 3 BR, kitchen equp Companion Needed immidiatily. Did. nIce yard. Deposit reguired. OrIndo - Winter PQrk 0' LTD., a Florida limited partnership, TO: MOD Properties, Ltd. 6 STAR TREK ANOTHER WORI,.D Seminole U)I1'?"?i,) •' 723.44 feet; thence N 72 degrees 31' V5. lhwest corner of he Southwest ¼ of 4"E.or325.00fiet; DIMENSION FOUR IN. saidsection $2; (Jffi YFRIJATInMAI i tn nc (J 19' ii" th..ica N. 17 deorees 10' $6" E. for lIne of the 530-,7eit. Thence N. I) degrees SI' thi .1 FORD, 1NC:;a dissolved Florida corporation, MOD PROPERTIES, Southwest ¼ of said Section 12 for 30" W for 6)7.22 feit to the P.0.8. NOTICEOFACTION 1100 Wednesday Wiridowfilmforeconomy, comfort and protection. — 6) BEWITCHED 500 2 ADAM 12(R) Thurs.) CARRASCOLENOAS A - $ 12 THE ADOAMS FAMILY 300 2' -12 730 VILLA ALEGRE (Tues ____________________________ ORLANDO 7 -24 SESAME STREET 9 MARCUS WELBY, MD(R) al 7.25 and 825, local news weather, sports.) Also Tuog makeObsCenephonecafls(fl) Morning WANT 6* GILLIGANS ISLAND EAST CENTRAL FLORIDA REPORT 71 24 S1SAME STREET 6$ BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 7 I .4 (t,n,, Wed.. Fri) ' ID1 .12 WHAIS HAPPENING' Hope Lange. Slory of a man with an i-resistible eTlvutse to Lavemne talks Sl'wley into taking a day oil from the owery. 10:13 2 (Mcn.)M.Q. (Tues Thur) PANY 330 I - 9 ONE LIFE TO UVE 24' THE ELECTRIC COM- becomes pail of cazrçus ac- I -7 FEEDBACK g flAI' '" 230 2) 121 THE DOCTORS 6 suNSHINE ALMANAC 654 IRONSIDE(R) '41 I LOVE LUCY 61 NEW MICKEY CLUB 200 4' LOCAL NEWS 21 (R) 41)0 4 I 6) THEGUIDINGLIG)-rr 4 I 6' CBS NEWS (7:25 Ch 4. local news.) Juria 15 in rrsng until apwoxmately - e' httnan rights issues to be raiserS at #ie nation confe. 24 ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING' Preen*s regtiar Ogiaii 41 - 1000 12 LIARS CLUB - 645 12: NBC NEWS REPORTS: "Human Rights." AMMALS - stat saisn ) T1J "- "JT'W 2 9 WiLD. WILD WORLD OF - 6 7 on a car tar the . . rvntod Ifli "'' "" 6* EMERGENCY ONE - 4) tote- ty. Peter Strauss, Nick Noite and Susan BLakety star. Rudy Louisv,lle factory where ' 'baseball bats are rnaäo 9, A f4fl5 - '2 (IA)n.)WITHTHISRINO (Fn.) SONSHINE A '' 2 6.30 Episode six. Ena,re of Irwin Shaw's best Seller about the jorcjtieg. an w'ar4 fanx- 7 STUDIO SEE Ak)ok ala A I - - ThatpartOftheSaflfOidOraflt and 262.6$ feet; CASE NO. 77-791-CA-I9.L ttiinciS OOd,gr,,55132WbO1' THE OREYFUS INTERSTATE Government Lot 3. Section 12, tur LJI.41 TIT wu tiu'r'. .rwI DEVELOPMENT a TownshIp 20 SOuth, ange CORP., lo' 30" w. for 202.34 feet; Delaware corporation, lying within the following described deEI tract of land: Begin at the Nor. thence S 04 degreeS 52' 12" E. for 24 ZOOM - -- CLASSIFIED ADS I d,grelIloW'W,Ptllethth NOr?PI line of said Section 12 0i ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: CIVIL DIVISION GA 2i .'2OAYSOFO(JRLIVES TUHNS I7iJA (En) DAiLY 9 RiCH MAN. POOR MAN 6 - CBS NEWS 6* HOGANS HEROES * EDUCATION (Thurs.) r'L.an,fyr%n..Ji-r, ,., .- ,.e. .. vision con'vnentator. (A) NESS One hour 2 4 HEALTH(Wed.)PROFILESIN .12 POLICE Ptx 130 Evenln H.ra, Sanford, FL l8l of Beginning; continue thence N I) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR M0feittheq,ot.S.aIdpatCeICOnhaifls SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 54.021 Acres, morlOr less. iN I DREAM OF JEANNIE - Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS Tuesday — - �68—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . Tuesday, June 14. 1q77 BLONDIE Young by Chic Wa er Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 42 Rolling Machines .0 -~,r,6~ 1 `z ' ' • 6OCc'ege / / • ___ . 1 17 Chinese philosophy ' LJ1 r U BEETLE BAILEY by degree (abbr) al Surpass 16 Small drum "V Walker Mort 63 Canal system 18 Birds in north ern Michigan 20 Ember 22 Wriggly f 64 Confiscate 25 Sperm or egg Actor's 28 auditioni2 b It RE IRA IT1111111101 TA 4 Group of eight 47 Briny expanse 181 P M u 50 Oozes 9 Printing 54 Component of is N1 I lop necessity A T I 12 Rowing blade 55 Contaminate 13 Common Is U Mir 59 Written practice avowal of a 14;overtv-waf 1 _____ I ~A. EVENINGS 6E7 IN TYPE I eo ALL. UP A&AI4 7C' J4EA AØOtJT ''oi PATE : J..l IlIAT _____ DOWN 35 Spanish gold 36 Ask for 3 Ship's complement 4 Commencement S Confederate charity 37 Genetic material 36 Wipeout (ii) 0 1 States Army 39 Jewish 0 0 'I 12 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom 7 ( I tW 4CV,THE 5TORi< j 4 — O tI LM OVJ, lJ) DID I 15 OUTA H iA',&JX4 V — — 14 16 17 — r 18 i—' 19 aAU! " 24 — — — — 28 — — — 29 30 32 35 36 38 31 39 c 40 41 45 I SEE WHERE THE SKYLAB SHUTTLE TESTS ARE - 49 by Bob Montana I ' IVIJO MAI(E '\' ,A PERrECT I " 1 JTEAH-VOuRE THE ONLY ONE THEY COJLO PUT I INTO OR8IT WHO WOIAON'T BE WEIGHTLESS! I ASTRONAUT! 54 50 55 56 — ' — 59 does more harm This Is pa rticularly . 3uiwu . , water is restricte . ineY 60 61 — — — — — — , 64 ,..—. HOROSCOPE W W'FiY ARE YOU WALKING SACKWARC1 AHA! A TENNIS \ BALL.' STUART? YOU SHOULD HAVE HIGHER GOALS THAN TODAY THE LIBRARY TOMORROW THE ON YOU. BOUNCING A BALL ? STEPS AT CITY STUART! ON THE LIBRARY-`-, CH. 5HAME !( STEPS ! ,) j • - '-_i 9 "5 •i -._---- • 4.; ._-.•3 •. ) "! r J (/ b , . -- rcri ' MEAL - -7vi & J 109852 V7 52 " Jul) 23 Aug 22) with whom you can strengthen Benefits accrue for you today your bonds today. Let this I - -i/ VIRGO (Aug. 2.3-Sept. fl) Something big Is in store today , people Involved. Hold up your 6-tq L W.31JL0 LIKE WHA, A,s,E. - T,) NEGOTIATE NA XNNA LJ5E A LAN fl4 -,. -• ir... ) rRTHE.R CIE\ELOP AN .. Il\LII '.11.4 U HAVE ".- . C'RC IN ANY TtME . S`IrLVESTER, WE C!N A LWAYS USE YUKKK \r -- J r- .7 . i.p '4-Nov. 22J Oct. witurt that h as larger a n d ,m' $.) -- dummy and rise with the Pus Pass 6w you have t If t t 14 I b suit . . clu ,, ou 7171 ... tI // .-;'•. .,\ six - j / ,2- A Kit, I IT is gyg ~1&117117 L17ARV, LJM -r'SFA YF R ' Wit HOW PAZZLIN& YOU ONe.' WHY,I CAN eVEN SEE FROVE~s Nr( N- ac N4W570 AWY1JE AtUlw Kt^d'17A_ Sill? 7 acomrwme . ' damage was reported to the hQ4ne of Walter Meriwether at Celery and Beardall avenues where a small utility shed and swing set were - ' 'X- 10 injuries vere reported. - '. Memorial • Completion is scheduled for The second phase of the early 1979. The first phase in SeminolI Hospital's • - minor remodeling projects. Herald Staff Writer hospital expansion program heard a presentation by Carol Ilosxtal board mimber Carl Smith program specialist at board of trustees Lonfirmed be funded from the depreciation finance committee, said he is in Division of CETA (Corn- • apuw, ,yl "AryAW, SM YAW7 Swr Awtcftw 7~W fewrl - .. ,,r G., [T 1~ U f JF 49 :t-Tm", • .. . .. Xr . .•Z " (Herald Photos by Tommy Vincesill by the board's July 11 meeting volves the construction of a new contract with. The board instructed • , at the hospital and the The new wing will include a proposed remodeling of the 36-bed addition of private and • fired th approved for its new attorney. attorney Gordon Stenstrom, who has served as Six Seminole County at- attorney to th eSerninole Co unty tornt',s submitted applications School Board for 24 ears - the for the position but Stenstrom longest of any school board Florida -- said his appointment Allan Keen, supported by Stenstrom commented this as hospital counsel will not memWirs Tom Blaymey and Fr ed \toble)- object ed that morning that he was glad to be interfere with his service to the Frederick had become too of service to the hospital and school board. JEAN PAT. personally involved with the felt honored to have been ap- TESON. • board's activities rtut,ricft served as legal 'i I b kroard 1 Oiii.C IvsP1.4 .or ,I COUflSt • 7" years. The first two he served for no fee; thereafter his be increased to at least $2.50 an hour. Operating costs for the I feel that we will turn to a current year amount to about tax levy only as a last resort," $350,000, said liesserer. lie replace wom equipment and for expected to begin late this year. given seriom consideration. I anticipate a long relationship with the hospital,' Frederick. Board chairman got unanimous board approval, attorney currently serving in depending on the minimum wage is 2.35 an hour; . . . the hospital anticipates it will ive today. The board has be en without .:. Schilke sWd he was also minimum wage. The current - Memorial average $6,000 a year, which is S "ill \ 'iTHOM in attorney since May 1 when it Besserer rep,;.- ed to the working on board that he was' next year's budget an project, said Schilke. west wings. The hospital board has "Something that will involve operating costs could run established the Charles L. Park the entire county md focus anywhere from $250,000 to • Seminole if ( F. fA clients can be employed. Sr Memorial Building Fund to attention on this hospital" poinled to the position. Hospital board of trustees, in line with what the board has have that many problems." • • "We are interested in some Ing on the south side of the hospital, joining the east and kind of community fund raising help finance its construction. ,., ,, .. . , 1-drUl Jr., . V,I.J F eI. b , looking into AI • • the possibility of Robert in is r a or urn . cal practice pal bonds as a means of Besserer, the depreciation fund had has been in existence for at Sanford for 51 years before helping fund the buildin9 least the 16 sears of his sersicu. retiring In l9'75 at the age of 75 program AS CENTER PIECE been appointed legal counsel to the area to their legal counsel said Stenstrom. "I don't anthe •-_ Polk Files Bud et equipping the inenL Ikrt s what the sheriff want-s Herald Staff Writer is new personnel for: fee was $150 a month board members said. . The board has approved Ma month fee for Stenstro to attend to regular hospital ROBERT r Ft F S'iI It F It hospital 'Ll years ago. A Around The (.lock B r id ge comics board business. An additional fee will be negotiated (rosssord sepdrdtd) for work he does on Editorial rt -.".- 4-A Dr. Lamb 8-8 H $_ 5.. HOSPIL21 Obituaries 3_1% $-A Ourselves SporU 67A 4-A Telesislon I-B Weather ?-A 1-B ults - ' i jail s kitchen Is now staffed bs i fiscal be asked to approve Polk s salary, which is set bs crease in zones to pro vi d e law, will increase from S28,9~6 better protection for rapidly growing areas in southern In a meeting this morning Seminole where crime has The county cornmisslon will County Adirn strator increased anti where traffic is have until Aug. I to approve or the heaviest, be needed to cover the cots of lIne idIitiemil f ull time 's—.. disapprove Polk's budget budget chief Pat Glisson. Polk request. explained it would cost 10 per - Four new detectives cent more in the next fiscal Deteilives now handle 75-100 If the commission rejects )car to continue his program at cases each. significantly above Polk's proposed budget, the the current level. sheriff has 30 days in which to the national iverage of file an appeal to Gov. Reubin case.i. Askew's office in Tallahassee. Tbe sheriff is requesting 18 identification Then the cabinet would rule on one new employei, and the budget ft budget figure to grant the increase rtNuested by Polk will technician. sheriff. responded to the fact that 10 duties by not talking with. In- stored nearby lawsuits have been filed against terviewing or keeping McCall Other defendants- named in him and against Assistant advised of thestatus of his case. the suit are Supreme &-des Co.. Publk Defender Frank Kelley The suit also clairm that the X a mattre&s sales company. by Seminole Sheriff John Polk. problem reached a clima Products. Inc., -The only thing I can say is I when M cQill's trial for robbery Alagold manufacturer of the jail don't think John Polk did this was poAponed on June 9. mattresses; their insurors-, and personally," said Porter, Although the suit clairns that Enuna Lou Pinkard who has A think this is his insurance Porter failedto notifyMcCall of Filed suit in behalf of McCall 's company doing shat. the led the potponementhesa>s e to do to protett their was talking with McCall's they 'so hearing has been set. own company," said Porter. mother and brother. While I A total of S7 million in The sWLi claim that poor was with them one of the damages involving 33 suits servtce supplied by Porter and bailiffs went and told him of the have been filed by attorneys. Kelley was responsible for 17. continuance." said Porter. relatives and Uunates against • year-old Ray McCall starting a When told of the contmuane lk he t heir fire in the Seminole County jail McCall lost control of his insurors and the Florida hich took W own life and that emotions. according to the suit Division of Corrections. uf 10 other prisoners, Jun ! 9, and threatened to bum the jai 0 IV 5. down. A understand that Polk Polk authorized 10 lawsuits, According to the grand jury might have to do this." said %ith each one containing a which investipted the fire, Porter about the suits Polk has reference to one of the 10 McCall attempitt-d exactly that Wed. "but I have never had lawsuits which have been filed just a few minutes later. but the anything best against him by survivors of The grand jury reported that relationihip with him y year. Roger SeIswender and county The sL~,.; llege that both opening in his cell door a nd set Defender David Porter today Porter and Kdlle Failed in their fire to .i pile of mattresses III one full-time and one part-tu i n' e cook. The part time position woullf tv converted to full tillic Seminole-Brevard Public SF.MINOIj (Ot SHERIF F JOIIN POLK the ktliel in the fire \1('jIi T f Today S.NIII Administrator suit-i or special research, ac- DcarAbby cwk for the county jail. The Seminole As -- Twelve additional deputies County Sheriff John Polk this to fully staff a reorganized zone morning presented county officials with a' requested pattern, which would increase budget for the fiscal year the number of zones from nine to 12, with a 13th "floating" per Lent across-the- board ui. :,Lbeginning in October of $3.5 zone composed of motorcycle crease for his department's I& million, a 20 per cent increase c will Patrolmen. Commissioners wdl employes. expected, 0-qwA Cwto I AM AM V4Wff, afa WT WX AS W! Sir., ,,,C 7 ' . S~infurd attorney DoUgl;I S Cording to the board. Blant. sai d his research of -trom, Davis and McIntosh has fees paid by other hospitals in • fund. he will be ready to make a Besserer to identify a number • The third and largest phase of recommendation on which of projects particularlyin the DOt (I storage area as well as remodeling of the main entrance lobby. Monies from the hospital's approximately $1 million us depreciation f undill to finance the renovations 0 A ccor d in g Hospital • - L. Stintrorn of the firm Sten - -.._ will involve remodelLng of the Schilke. chairman of the the Seminole County Manpower $2.5 emergency room. Board the hospital this project will probably also raising organizations, and that Training Act I. • "- - In other business, the board million expansion prograrn -A ill Chairman Ulen Keen s;dd that contact with a number of fund prehensive Employnient. and begin in mid-July , ertheL9 nil ionw I I.-Ne ,•_4.• Stenstro Na ed As Hospl"ta Counsel . 'f4' I • 611"ion'SMH $295=M'i c, ffZ &R- • .- PART OF It OOF IIAS By MARK WEINBERG Fre -,,e ~j AU ac SMP915C-5, 07"V. ••. c r AW i i •'•4' I)EBRIS LIES IN YARD OF BROWN RESIDENCE' By JEAN PATTE.SON • " I •Li' c\ recovery roo m and lobby is the semi-private rooms. Architect said Schillse. tic said that a added that the operating costs first major expenditure from for the proiLct L., the Florida thrmfourths mill levy for three include the annual payment of , - Z7IhVIWULhr, -~OLJ AINI NO ' '1'\ , . • by Garry Trucleau by I K Ryan -- involves a renovation f •h DOONESBURY TUMBLEWEEDS , , ( " IX __1 •S -. ----4/;;;•I ) - . Elsewhere in Florida. what was described -is a Small tornado ripped off the roof from the Winter Ilaven baseball stadium, home of the Winter Haven Red Sox. farm team for the Boston Red Sox. ne team was away and no if partner siiows us *5 ,% e 6. &A - I .• ' %,\%,PCeLA' e Firemen also tended to another Pocahontas room and surgical the expansion program in. organization the hospital should areas of maintenance, where rose one club ding ... Merhether Farms on (den Av enue. Jack-small. T8AAM 4" - damaged and to the~ roof of a packing house at by Stan Lee and John Romita PAPLsE5T 4 -• the fund. hospital architectural firm of years from the county corn- $45,000 to $50,000 toward He sai d in the past, monies Steve ns and Walton . Orlando. mission had be en mentioned, retirement of the original from the fund have been used to Construction on the new wing Is but at this time has not been $800,000 bond to build the 1$ THAW ?J* TiIiAms water damage to her house. She could give no fire officials set the loss r trick you six; if you lose one ace. It he shows two am two, You make live. Offhand, we will ask for kings with live it looks as I' th ere is a simple notrump promising e residence, where Doug Kickliter reported a power line down in this backyard. Further - Opening lead - J & the ow damage estimate, but at 1,Ooo. --..- - 3 ere Pass Paii 11 2 "There'll be a lot of tearing down and redoing." said Mrs. Brown, noting extensive .. queen. East takes his ace and leads the suit back whereupon uck. This line wins un. South - - • ARIES (March 21-April 19) Pfrtg PARKER r.E RUTOMA"CaLLY AS YOU MVE-! 4A -I When county firemen responded to the call al the Brown residence on Pocahontas Avenue near S1114115. they found debris from the back porch and roof that had been blown off. ."No Injuries were reported. ;. ."Arr WHO NAVE M16 LIVIIN~, I1.77/\'II Il the damage caused by a windstorm Tuesdaayafternoon. It surveying '. " J~rur)rvtr,jticn in ',I u J4,-nt PE I E R PA P K F R w I S bf t I en b y j spider A tiv-, h h,I-I 'I c C RIDIOAC I VE PAY Pett!r sour, found he two GAINED the insect's povvers and hjd becorvo,i tikirTi,jr, by Bob Thaves I'm more thankful every time I look around." said Mrs. Art Brown this morning, •-• _449~ SPIDER MAN fM'uI L. -- _Alu I Now you lead a club toward pass 3 & today. When everything is ta ll ied you'll see you were far You may be involved in a joint boss for that raise heIs been Ml rl FRANK AND ERNEST - .4 he started with North East Well se 4 ~, Nv - - Ex 'pansion Program To Begin In July. (I of the bargain and they'll lbere's a strong likelihood Just look at your hand and A Montana reader wants to hold up theirs. You'll be more successful with dummy and plan your (Sept. 23-Oct. 23 1 yo ur big plans today than you any heart con tract ftplay at know what we rebid in standard American after our Your word is your bond today. will with small ones. Con- simple enough unless trumps partner hiks raised us from People respect you for this. centrate on major projects break 5-0, but we! will tell you one to three spades. We hold: Othersare aware that when 20-May 20) about trumps. They break 3-2 you TAURUS (April AQxxzxx CAKz4KJz LIBRA inake a promise they can bank The timing my be ripe today to like nice trump ts should. We go right into Blackwood Now the entire play is in the with every Intention of bidri it. inc'-' 'he e or rvi ces• SCORPIO ( I ' ,- P'M''A.4L S, .x i' - HAW rs ---\ I LCA" Co I1.E holding four of the live clubs NorthSouth vulnerable but there are several other key luckier than you realized. — V A Q 10 4 . .. I west is holding two spades and two clubs while Eat is &K5 3 fluential friends. Try to arrange PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) a get- together with one or more Dismiss any apprehensions persons In this category. about the outcome of events I rrAL,M) ,. •- — • •. SO,;J1l1 ID) • A Q9 from association with in- person know you care. 7/' V83 4 106532 'q 14 I your slmdes arld diamonds to come down to a four-card en. ding. Meanwhile. If you have counted you will know that 64 084 either romantically or socially, LEO EALST EST on to one in particular on whom AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) fortune smiles rather There's someone important, wsi-ct€ - ui-n ____ • ". There is a better line of play. Start by playing three rounds of trumps, Then cash £Q102 •i "4.w p tTW4 , line of play. Just lead a club 14 from dummy, play your king and later on It a finesse for the Jack with 7ummy's 10. •KJ7 Others are luckier for you today well you're able to perform for than you are for yourself. Latch others. THIS TAU.. HE HAS BLA.CK HAIR AUD SJRE AIL "(CM '"2 IAJG ,'' / (t ce-vi .l. I UI'%IL#L NORTH K7 3 vKJ 9 6 CANCER (June 21-July 22) manifestation depends on how by Howie — ., _ • Its t)SWAIi) and JAMES .J,t(OBV party going today. Others will CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. quickly catch your infectious 19) Opportunity surrounds you good humor and high spirits, today in your work career. Its ' E E K & MEEK / this comIng year. You will aLso 21) Agreements today look experience less pressure and have more independence. tZ — VT II A ,..ç, 06 more far-reaching beneficial effects than you realize. Give It quite advantageous. it appears that the people you're GEMINI I May 21-June 20) bargaining with are equally as You're the one who gets the sincere as You are. \. •Gy YOUR BIRTHDAY June 15, 1977 usual could be in store for you SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. _ - For Wednesday, June 15, 1977 Biggerandbetterthlngsthan your all! HALL! —.. 'YOU RE RIGHT! c -i Al Vermeer 17-r., A~.-tf "It i terest A by . The orange juice won't provide such as Iced tea or lemonade. sodium salt but it will provide Dr. Lamb will dnswer Potassium which is also im. representative letters of general portant Milk has about the n n his column . Write to same salt content as the healthy him in care of this newspaper, human body. Then salt will also P.O. Box 155 1. Radio City be available in foods and salt Station, New York, NY 10019.. ByBERNICEBEDEO,ot. PRISCILLA'S POP . - -- have them drink plenty :!water do In this regard for parades. You should allow the childre* and also drink at least a quart of low-fat milk or fortified skim to eat normailyatnoon between milk a day plus a couple of 8- sessions. The meal should in. ounce glasses of orange juice. dude plenty of cool liquids o • is to get salt but a better — — -4 S WAN- addressed envelope for it. Of co urse dressing cool helps too but I'm not sure what you can d , H k 'I usua llyInformation can send 5o cent with a long, stamped, self- — — — — — 83 - 58 51 52 53 .. . ' ±.r ,• There is a difference between coaches used to do this to Salt 1053, water loss and heat athletes and It exactly the stroke. To give you more wrong thing to do. It can con. complete Information on these tribute to developing heat sUoke. Let them drink water and how to cope with the beat I before, after the parade, and If am sending You The Healt.t it is a very hot day they can Utter number 7-12, Heat Stress: Cramps, Exhaustion, drink along the parade route if Strokes. Others who want this that can be arranged. 42 43 44 , - Win water. ,'Jsowhat doyou suggest parade begins. about salt tablets for this age Allthosewhoworkfnver) ho t group' They are between 4 and environments would be wise 17 years old. cool off during the In of the DEAR READER Let me day and do their work later. say at once that you should not This also applies to home restrict how much water the gardeners. childrent t drink Some — — — — 28 27 •' I are always soaked. Sometimes the body a chance to eliminate after the parade we have any heat build-up that has trouble keeping them out of the occurred before the afternoon — V IF I WERE ONLY TWENTY YEARS'O(GER. 1 IQVOLUTEERFCRTHE I .. SPACE PROGRAML.,./' - — 23 — — — SS\ it We have several drummers into a comfortable environment who carry very heavy drums between the morning and af . and afterthe parade their shirts ternoonsesslons That will gi v e 20 21 22 — 25 ARCHIE An J nescheduling of activities is im p nt Since early morning how much should they be given exposure during the hottest to drink on super hot days? part of the day is limited. Should they drink before or would recommend that tN children get out of the sun and after the parade? 30 Soviet river 57 H: ' ._--,, state (abbr) lIi"ui h .tII can be added to the food. to know if we should allow the competition Is over by 11 a.m. chil dren to eat much while and the parades do not start untllafter2p.m.,theamountot waiting for the parade. A1 48 Centennial 13 Lamb - Some of the parades are rather ng and sometimes it gffl0IWewOWd ke li 25 Wisecrack 49 Inner (prefix) 26 Cooling drinks 51 One(Ger) 27 Auto wheal 52 Peas (Fr,) type (pl) 53 Dints 29 Exude 58 Hatchet bbu) Cent s morning 6 hestajrant bill 31 Vanquishes 56 Nose (Fr) ascetic i Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 69th Year, No. 255—Wednesday, June 15, 1977 say about 10 to 11, then wait until maybe 2 o'clock or even later for the par 44 Pcs out 47 Petroleum 1 Sikb 2lSnoop 23 Ogled (abbr.) 2 Ons.bilhionth 24 Canadian (prefix) capital 32 Cretan mountain 33 Take a meal $ lot of towns during mers Sometimes It Is an all day session we have drill Loire 43 Move quickly general I1TC1li1igit(11I1d 7 Dr. are Members Of a cnilure" baton m arching unit. We go to a Personality 341nd.firntsarti B More compact dc 40 Environment 9 Merest bit to 41 9nCY bbr) 19 Southem 2 DEAR DR. 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R .1 aj _ 69th Year, No. 233—Monday, June 13, 1977 °Fi 1 I IV ~ Ig Eveiiiiig]Hlerctltl L_jJ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 19 1 0r. _ _ - j 6 :iAr 1&1, 71 Area Gasoline Prices Vary As Much As 16 ; Per Gallon 1. - Motorlst.s who buy gasoline In It I (• f9 4 5_E ~ ~? r RE ______ bh . - ( L - ________ . ________ - L.., (1 >1 IT oo __ managers or attendants cost per gallon were seen in gasoline or the differences in looking for another increase contacted predicted more gas May and another hike of as price. Some, however. said the this month. > M I.I1lCh n fo rct • __ increases coming soon. = S A L I 41191 G L L 0 N s . - P • C price much as five cents per gallon difference boils down to I don't know what is causing will be going up again soon. aar:thpoint can be anticipated in June or whether the stations are it. People come in and complain There a whole lot of st IS 16 cents per gallon more at thr nswer, but emed to July, to a survey Independent or chain about price, but there's nothing selling right now cheaper than conduct ed oU2 tervIcestaUon opera tions at the lowest priced 'ums sU= prices established by In- by the Evening Herald today. service versus full-service is more money now than I was Texaco." for the same gas grade, an dependent dealers compared The survey showed a spread available. before the gas shortage. As a Christopher Lake of Thrffly Evening Herald survey of Z! with chain-operated stations, of 57.9 cents per gallon low and But, even in self-service matter of fact I'm losing money Service Station, 119 S. stations turned up today. and whether the station offered 73.9 cents per gallon high for the situations, the savings to be on self-service gasoline. I'm For example, of the 22 self-service pumps at a per. price of unleaded premium, a 16 realized from "doing it giving free car washes with a $5 Palmetto, said, "There is no stations surveyed, Herald gallon savings to customers. cents per gallon difference; the yourser ranged from a one purchase of gasoline and losing telling the cause of the dIfeporters found unleaded One station operator said he spread of premium gas ranged cent low to an eight cent high. two cents per gallon on regular ferences in price. We have had 0 pr ice increases In the past premium can be bought for a couldn't understand how some from 57.9 to 70.9 cents; and Steve Williams, manager of gas," said Williams. low 57.9 cents per gallon at of the stations were selling the from 54.9 to 669 for regular, a Williams and month anti there s supposed to Son Amoco on S. Jack England of Clem be a ye CCfl raise ,wi me stations compared to a gasoline at per gallon prices 12 cents per gallon di fference. Orlando e Avenue, said the cost Leonard Shell, 2500 Park Ave., !gho(fl cents pe r gallon at lower than next two montlus. o one has lion c0 Many dealers contacted could the given us any indication of'APY other service stations. it wholesale. give no clear explanation for customers has gone up twice in e are r gasoline fo r r cc going up, .1 ¼ ames M9 Farley Eldridge of Eldridge's Doug Gehman of Burns Texaco said. "I don't know if it See GAS PRICES, Page 3A ar ack In Custody - - ' ___ ___ _____ M ____ • — .' . 73 _____ c.' rC _—! ç '' 11 j - ) '.,1 _ I / • l Velma Miuwants w set anjgwag la front of every bouseln Sanford on Flag Day Tuesday. "We used to be called Celery City," she says, "Now l want Sanford deslgnateduthe Flag City." Mrs. Mitchell remembers the days of "Celery City" well. She came to Sanford fi l$, from DeSolo, Gs.—about 10 miles from a more famous Georgia (o Mrs. Mitche ll was a school teacher In DeSoto, which was where she and James Corbett ("He's named for the prize fighter," she lays) Mitchell ran sway and got married. "The people said it wouldn't work," she laughs. "I think It has," she says of her year marriage. Mrs. Mitchell does not particularly recall j-. I BRUShY MOUNTAIN, Tenn. AP)— James Earl Ray was and L" '4 "00 a x e: ,uuuuui- - her days near the hometown of the present - -% . g. CIO , 0 4 o . R • -. I . , ,"e - S g r— r— . - \'( i...,: ea , I ______ _____ . ___________________ QQ 2 'ø i a m _- I § t p _________________ _______ tT '• ' 4 1 4 ' C It Cl. C' Ji m " 2: so , " + '< lb ____ C) it V s' a 11 ft 67 0. • ;"-'--'• • .,. a & By JANE CASSELBERRY ____________________________________________ - _____ ;S. Herald Stall Writer . I - " I ' Z 5 94 6 2 ft ' ' ' 4 - S F;• Er la m C' n S- 'r.,•• '6 ' . m 'ou : - ° ,. Z . ,. . I... - . RI a9 ____ .' ____ • - 3W -- - C I: • & 'I I _...._LJ - - 1 - m - • IA — A * were covered with sand and mud. His (ace also was smeared with mud. It was not known whether Ray had eaten dur ing the weekend chase, said Warden Stoney Lane. He was examined by a medic and placed in a prison hospital. Lane said this was "routine procedure." Lane said Ray would be placed in "administrative segregation" for three days while a hearing on the escape Is conducted. "It is not sobtary confinement. but his movements inside the prison are sharply restricted," the warden sa id. 3 Girl Scouts Beaten To Death i.OUjSI GROV E, Okla. Three Girl Scouts were found beaten to death in their sleeping bags at a summer camp today, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol AP) The girls were reported to be S. 9 and 10 years old. -. Identification was withheld until their rl:ttivs were notified. State ol said. The patrol said the tx)(lies were found at Camp Scott in hilly. wooded country about two miles south of this Eastern Oh informed. Plummer said Ray's capture "concludes one of the large,,t inanhunts in the history of Tennessee." M- capture, at *2 a.m., was reported at 2:35 a.m. anti flay wa,, returned to the prison soon afterward in a squad car driven swiftly through the gate to the administration buildin g Ray appeared tired but alert and wide-eyed. flis hair i6vas "ct anti matted and his clothes. a black sweatshirt and black pants, Respio e To Parents - aid h deaths were caused by beating, but they gave n' o immediate indication of the weapon used or the condition of the bodies They also declined to sa~ who found the bodies. 4 Handica ed Of _4- Respite Care Program, sitters neighborhood baby sitter might wht.n she is needed. ihty are good physical condition. receive special training in not be able to cope with. really so loveable," she cornThere are now 12 families on caring for handicapped The Balmers are one of 10 mented. the waiting list and more could children to give the parents that families In Seminole County Funded through the Mental be included if more "Cousins" Mindy Is four years old. She has cerebral palsy and, as her much needed respite from who have found the program a Ifealth Board of Central Florida were available. A responsible parents Mr. en d Mrs Richard routine home life lifesa,er. Miss Buchert has two with state matching funds and adult from each family is "It's a good feeling. - . being other families assigned to her. in kind donations, It is the only required to attend a short Balmer of Longwood can tell preventive mental health evening training session which you, finding someone qualified able to go out and relax and One has a little boy who is blind to take care of the child to know the person sitting with our deaf, severely retarded and has program included. It is prepares the family to do permit the Balmers some child is trained to meet her a heart murmur and the other, designed to relieve the stress follow-up training for the semblance of a normal lifestyle special needs,' says Balmer a little girl who needs a lot of caused in marriages and Cousin who will serve their Because the Balmers' physical therapy as a result of famil ies where a handicapped family. isn't y. Many married couples daughter, Mindy, has cerebral damage caused when she or disabled member requires The only salaried person in constant care. throughout the United States, Palsy. she must wear braces on nearly drowned a year ago. the Respite Care Program is Fuoineof the OIagii1lie faced with the fears of leaving her legs. Miss Buchert, as does the the Secretary, Jo tjij Priep Miss Jø Ann Buc hert of average "Coialn," holds a full- enrolled, it is the First time in who works w the office ll hour ., their handicapped children with , inexperi en ced sitters, o ft en fin d Altamonte Springs, the time job in addition to her years that the husband and wife a week for a salary of $1,740 themselves caught up in a "cousin" assigned to the respite care activities. She year. Everything else is I applied, wetit through voluntary. frustrating situation. They family, is trained to put the works as a sales secretary for ofteii argue and have little time braces on and take them off Texas Instruments. She enjoys (he training and I jtust Families enjoying their ne%k & ',ge(offby themselvestoenjoy pcoperly.Should thechlld have babysitting and had experience love it,' Ioundtreetlomwereupsetwheij a seizure, she Is trained to with hyperactive children while each other's company. they learned the program, But, thanks to a program handle that situation as well as teaching at Vacation Bible have been able to go out funded only through June, was hool at her church. together. There is no restriction in danger of being dropped She became interested in the regarding Income. Families from the District Mental Health Respite Care Program through who are able, pay 50 cents an Board budget request because Natalie Eagen, a trainer and hour. This, together with the $2 of low priority. Request in g provides coordinator at the Parent subsidy, the $14,000, Respite Care had to Resource Center sponsored by "Cousins" with $2.50 per hour settle for the "rock bottom" Valencia Community College, after they receive their figure of$lO,00o restored by th the agency in charge of the training. Mental Health Board in thee Around TheClock .....4-A Dr, Lamb Training workshops are held 4-B program. They both five tnthe opethat the statewj 4-B Horoscope Bridge 4-B same apartment complex. "I at the Parent Resource Center through with the funding. Calendar 3-A Hospital 3-A applied, went through the located at 42 E. Jackson in Persons Interested in the 4-B Ourselves ..... Comics 1-B training and I just love it," Miss dowrdown Orlando across from program should call the Respite ........5,1-A Buchert said. Because of her the CNA building. Applicants Care Program office (425-363 Crossword 4-11 Sports Editorial 3-B regular job, she sits with the for "Cousins" must be over 18, between 11 am. and 2 pm., 4-A Television Dear Abby . 3-A children nights and weekends have transportation and be in Monday through Friday. lB Weather --- - -- _____________ 0 0 . . 'S. C) , m - S •\ fl1 c' 0 9 ' ',... z -. - — I - _ C') T 3: " I )1 _____ >-< , , '1. .. MC.. lb LI dl - _____ — . 5'IIr W ________ . 0 S I' -- .• _________ cm -. " LI,. a :5 __________________________ g + __________________ cñ, •+ . Irs '1 ) .,.,_ C-) M b li p 41 8- fl ' "' , C' S , ia rr gC':2 Z = r .g H erald Photo by R,Ck FLAG AT COURTHOUSE %VA%'ES PROUDLY ( 'Cousins'Geive rn — -- total of 41 years. Twenty of those years she speat as a teacher, all at Southalde. For another 20 years she was principal of that same sch "I loved It, but It is a different world now," • __ __ . • - - s. 0 Two others were captured Sunday: Larry Hacker, 32. Hamilton, Ohio, serving 28 years for armed robbery and safe cricking, was the reputed r in gleader of the escape; Earl Hi ll Jr., 31, Erwin, Tenn., convicted of murder and rape, was former cellmateuf Ray's. Another fugitive, David Lee Powell, 27, Chicago, was recaptured Saturday. He was serving 100 years for murder. Plummer said Guy. Ray Blanton was "extremely' pleased v,ith Ray's capture." Wanton said earlier he had kept U.S. Atty. Gen. Griffin B.11 twitted on the search and that Bell had kept President Carter M __ . "She was a joy to teach," remembers Mrs. Mitche ll. "She was bright youngster, and a See 'FLAG CITY,' Page 3A 44 :Z t!l ----a ç Caylor's return to the prison left only Douglas Shelton, 32, still _1qCZL W P. II M W or Er- - , It l 0 f - 9' . it + — 4 3 I feel good. thorities e.e delighted with the success of the manhunt. ., A look atDonnaLou's class pictw-e,whjch Mrs Mitchell still has, reveals a statistic which might bestartllng to today's teachers. That was the school year of 1041-42, but there are 31 children in the clan — no less than In today's "overcrowded" school rooms. Still Mrs. Mi tchell loved teaching. She was with theSemIleCounty scbool system Iota ____ RAY' on him and the patrolman brought him to police headquarters here FBI agents and prison guards identified him. Joel P!uurier, state public sa fety commissioner, said au- pupils when Mrs. Mitchell taugbt at Southside Elementary pleasure to be around." I .. - Florida politics. Sanford's Donna Lou Harper, now Mrs. Reiabln Askew, was one of her sccond..grade f _________ , president, but she bas rather closer ties to f for freedom - Reserve) and Zayre's, ______________________________________ — flight pile of leaves. Mew hours after May was seized. police arrested another of the six inmates who had fled with him leaving only one fugitive at large. The 49-year-old Ray, driven and exhausted, covered with mud and sand, offered no resistance to his captors. His first words, according to prison guard Sammy Joe Chapman, Sandy's handler and the first officer on the scene, were: "I feel good." Chapman, 33, petted Sandy after returning with Ray and said: She's the prettiest dog in the world." Sandy and Little Red are 14-month-old sisters. The location of Ray's recapture was only five miles from the Brushy Mountain State Prison where he and the six others escaped over a wall with a makeshift pipe ladder on Friday evening. The sixth fugitive, Donald Ray Caylor, 24, was spotted this morning by a patrolman walking along a street in Oak Ridge, 20 miles east of the prison. Officers said Caylor had no identification . American flap may be purchased through the Fleet Reserve, at the Chamber of Cornmerce (also selling them for the Fleet , 541 z-hour prison. creck valley and up thickly covered mountain slopes, the assth of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. was found hiding in a . ' in At the end ofathre.hour,three.mile run through awoojeij \., I g Little Red, ending a desperate from life kI f 'I'W!'• 'l• .w ' '-... . •,: . - . 4 fl - . •, Today - . - . - . - . . . - ITI.t" -. . W . ____ , _ X= M . PIOO IL Jane Ca$Ls(b.rryj Mindy Rainier, her mother, Mrs. Richard Rainier "'"Id (left), and "Cousin" Jo Ann Ruchert, '' p '' ::- iij; �A 2A—Evcnlnç Haca, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, FL. Monday, June 13, mi NATION Butler Holds Line On Sanford P.D. Budget By MARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler has requested no increases in IN BRIEF the police department's buaget for the fiscal year beginning In October. "We know we're in a time when the city is financially squeezed, and we'll continue with the barebones minimum next (Fiscal) year the same as this fiscal year," said Rich Quigley, adrnlnLstrative aide to Butler. The city's pollee department budget for the current fiscal year is $978,575. of which $740,639 Is for salaries for the department's 70 personnel. Fifty of the police department's employes are officers with arrest powers. The police department submitted a budget request to City Manager W.E. Knowles three weeks ago, asking for $237,936 for non-salary budgetary items, the same as the budget for the current year. Knowles prepares a proposed city budget which Is reviewed by the commission. Knowles is also responsible for making recommendations to the city commission on salary increases for city employes including policemen. House Panel Ponders Break For Energy-Saving Businesses WASHINGTON (AP) — The House Ways and Means Committee, whose rejection of three White House energy proposals brought sharp criticism from President Carter, is about to decide whether businesses should get a new tax break for conserving fuel. The panel will vote later this week on still another Carter energy proposal, one which would sharply increase U.S. oil prices and raise the cost of a gallon of gasoline by nearly eight cents. But heading the committee's agenda today was the President's plan to give businesses a tax credit of 10 per cent of the cost of their investments in such energy-saving equipment as insulation and solar heating and cooling systems. Similar credits for homeowners and renters were approved last week. Fire Claims 162nd Victim CINCINNATI (AP) — Dan Barker of Southgate, Ky., has become the 162nd victim of the May 28 fire at the Beverly Hills Suiper Club. The 29-year-old Barker died Saturday at General Hospital here. lie had been in critical condition since the fire at the club, across the Ohio river and five miles south of Cincinnati. His wife, Karen, 24, remained in fair condition at St. Luke Hospital. Among those still hospitalized from the fire is Janice Popp of Latonia, Ky., who was in critical condition. Rosalynn To Meet with Vance WASHINGTON (AP) — First Lady Rosaiynn Carter will meet with Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance and may appear before congressional committees to report on her two-week journey to Latin America. After a hectic seven-nation tour, the First Lady planned to rest today and talk with Vance, who leaves Tuesday for an Organization of American States meeting on the Caribbean island of Grenada. White House spokesmen say Frank Moore, the President's legislative liaison, has discussed the possibility that Mrs. Carter will report on her trip to congressional foreign relations committees. WORLD IN BRIEF Autopsies May Give Answers On How Assen Hostages Died ,• CHIEF BEN BUTLER holding the line. S.A. Blacks Fire On Whites JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) 'l'v.'o black youths fired machine guns on four whites drinking tea in a department store in central Johannesburg today, killing two of them and wounding another. Eyewitnesses said one of the youths hurled a hand grenade. Security police converged on the scene as tension mounted in Johannesburg's sprawling black Soweto township with the impending anniversary of the eruption of last year's nationwide black rioting. There was no immediate confirmation that the incident near the city's police headquarters was politically motivated. LdFii5Afl ARRIVE AYE Safety is a family affair GOVERNOR'S HIGHWAY SAFET COMMISSION (),.VM614 CO Monday, June 13. 1877- -Vol. 0, No. 253 PgDI,id Daily inø Sunday. SJtijr4A and Chr,slmj, Di, b, The Santod 14,'.td, Inc 1% N Ave Sanfosd, Fla Ca(r9* Fr.nh . Wit '" .ff ' A ',' r,' .'.' '' 512 * would receive $1,025,976 for the coming year. But the budget plci4re may be complicated by the attempt of Sanford policemen to form a union. A majority of officers has reportedly voted to be represented In budget negotiations by Orange County PRA Inc. The city has never before faced a pollee unionization move. City officials are reported to have threatened not to request any pay raise for policemen If they oerslst In their attempts to unionize. The police department Is responsible for law enforcement In Sanford's 13.7 square miles. Sanford's population is 23,636. With a current year budget of $978,575, the city spent about $41 per capita on law enforcement this budget year. Current police department salaries (depending on length of service) are: clerk, $4,$20.554$,193.51; dispatcher, $6,737.68 $8,6'O.74; patrolman, $9,372.19.$12,027.42; sergeant, $994172$13,056.68; lieutenant, $11,257.27-$14,395.26; and captain, $12,.3O-$15,879.92. Gays Unless God rr J MIAMI (AP) A multi-state investigation into the theft of a rare portfolio of Auduton prints valued at up to $750,000 has led to its recovery and the arrests of two people, the FBI announced Sunday. The prints were found unharmed in North Carqlina and in New York City, FBI agents said over the weekend. They said arrests were made in New York and in New Jersey. The "Double Elephant Folio," so named because of its size, was taken from the Key West Audubon House May 27 by thieves who apparently deactivated a burglar alarm in the unguarded building. ii 1) Firemen To Begin Mop-Up TRENTON (AP) Firefighters hope to begin mop-up operations today in some of the 5,500 acres ravaged by a blaze near this North Florida town. About 55 men were on duty Sunday to keep control of the fire, which had threatened nearby homes. Barring a change in the weather, officials said they would enter the fire area today to douse smoldering stumps and assess damage to the forest. "We're very much encouraged," said Cary Peeples, assistant chief of fire control for the state Forestry Division. — ":; PUBLIC SAFETY DIRECTOR GARY KAISER 'Its gone right off the scale.' SUIWOer Regents Ponder 'Power' Issue WEATHER Charged In 'Streaking' high 7:11 0 m Seminole Gardens was arrested High School at an estimated Port Canaveral: high 1:37 Saturday night and charged damage of M. a.m., 7:17 p.m., low 12:43 am., with aggravated assault and An attempted burglary was 12:53 p.m. An 18-year-old streaker the use of a fire arm in the reported atCrooms High School Bayport: high 1:38 am., Richard Willlams Jr. o11604W. commission of a felony. Her Saturday night, when the lock 16th 51., Sanford, was arrested bond was set at $5,000. and hasp were removed From 12:38 p.m., low, 1:50 a.m., 7:44 p.m. Sunday and charged with in. According to Investigating the machine shop door. Jack Fulenwlder. decent exposure after he was caught running naked through witnesses said Ms. Sutton the corridor at Seminole High pointed a .fl caliber pistol at after Hopkins School around 5:50 p.m., ac- Shirley cording to Investigating officer threatening to kill her and the Jack Davis of the Sanford gun misfired. The pistol Police Department. Originally reportedly was wrestled away set at $2,000, bond was reduced from her by the victim. By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer WOMAN BEATEN to $500. Gloria Neal of Midway was Tree ether cases of indecent exposure were reported over treated at the Seminole the weekend to the Seminole Memorial Hospital emergency County Sheriff's Department in room for a broken ear drum and the Forest City area. In one fractured cheek bone after case a man thought to be In his being kicked and beaten and 20's, tried to lure a 10 year-old- held against her will early girl into his van and when she Sunday. Arthur Crooms was refused, he exposed himself. charged with assault and Bertha Lee Sutton. 42, of 74 battery by arresting officer Jerry Gongwer. RING STOLEN A man's white gold ring In The Service valued at $1,700 with sevenJOHN. S. STRATTON III diamond duster was reported stolen Sunday from the Army Specialist Four J0Vi B. residence of William Boatner of Marcella Ill. *t,osi wife, S'ratlon liveS in Lod. recently corn 05 Chase Ave., Sanford. potted p"mary v,cnComn,ls.$lwd A rash of vandalism was officer course Per.. reported to area schools. Eight windows were broken Sunday In CONNIE C. JONES. JR classrooms at Bear Lake Pti,t, comic C. Jones. Jr., son Elementary School with of Mr. and Mn. Comic C. Jones. m damage estimated at $160.50, Route 2. Sord. r,c,ntI .ted on eight wera tracked vWilcle while five glass doors were m.ctaslc course at the U.& Army 6roken out at Lake Brantley Ann., School. Ft. XM*. Ky. CAROLYN J. ANDREW Navy Airman Carolyn duQMef of C Andrew J. Andrew. MEMORIAL PARK Mt. md Mn. Lawreics of S33 I vaViot Way, Calsifbefry. has complofed rcruit "amine of the Nav1 Trainrig Cter, Orlando COUNT RY.CLU'$ ROAD MIAMI (AP) Singer Anita Bryant says she won't take her campaign against rights for homosexuals to other parts of the nation unless she's invited and then gets the word. "We're not trying to stampede a nation. It's not our way," Miss Bryant said Sunday. "Only if there's an invitation and God says 'Go,' would I go to another part of the country." She made the comment during a victory celebration at Northwest Baptist Church, her family's congregation. The celebration was of the repeal of a five-month-old Dade County ordinance that banned job and housing discrimination based on sexual preference. Miss Bryant, who signed nuzrerous Bibles proffered by other church-goers before the services, said to standing ovations that she was "very grateful, very humble" with the result. — Burning Trailer TUESDAY'S 'HDES So Audubon Prints Found s Call Wak es were slow In the OctoberThe family lost all of their December period," said a pig for a before barbecuing By JANE CASSELBERRY Saturday afternoon graduation possessions in the fire and Kaiser, "but since December HeraidSiaff Writer celebration for daughter, Chris, Friends and fellow CBers are It's gone right off the scale" Reported in fair condition Young was awakened by the organizing help for Young, because of the recent drought. today in the burns ward at phone ringing to find the mobile whose CB handle is "Big Daddy." Mr. and Mrs. James Orange Memorial Hospital in borne engulfed in flame. Tammy, who was spending Williams have a trailer Orlando, David Young, of Mullet Lake Park Road, may the night with a girlfriend, available For their use when owe his life to a misplaced called to Inquire about a purse Young Is released from the purse and a timely phone call she had misplaced. Chris and hospital and meanwhile the by his is-year-old daughter another daughter Kelly, a girls are staying with friends. An account has been opened I a.m. readings: ternstudent at Oviedo High School, Tammy. for the fund at Citizens Bank of perature, 71; overnight low, U; were out For the evening, 84; Young, who received first and high When the Seminole County Oviedo. Items such asclothing, yesterday's second degree bums on his Fire units food, towels, linens, dishes. pots barometric pressure, 38.82; Department shoulders, upper arms, back responded from Geneva. the and pans are needed. To have relative humidity, fl per cent; and face, barely escaped before home was burning completely, donations picked up you may wiodi, west at seven m.p.h. Partly cloudy through his double-wide mobile borne Young was transported by call Jim and Jan Williams at was destroyed by fire Saturday ambulance to Seminole 349-5396; Mr. and Mrs. David Tuesday with a chance 0* alshortly alter 9 p.m. Memorial and later transported Oldham at 349-5396 and Blain ternoou thundershowers. Hot Tired from being up the night to Orange Memorial. and Shirley Miller at 349-5383. days with highs in the low to mld$ Laws tonight b the lk. Winds mostly westerly 10 m.p.h. or ICSL Rain probability 44 per "nt durtug the afternoon Indecent Exposure Says — Safety Director Gary Kaiser Neiswender said. The purpose people at nine fire stations daily weather reports to public facilities private has submitted a firefighting of the sessions Is "to make sure throughout the county. and Kaiser has proposed that half throughout the county are budget for the fiscal year we understand what's In the beginning In October which is departmental budget sub- the cost ci the fire department's handled through the cornthe same as the current year's missions," Neiswender said. communications system come municatlons system, according budget. "The next step — after we've from the county's general fund to Kaiser. The $1,274,000 firefighting completed all our preliminary in the coming fiscal year. "Half The system was Installed budget, supported by a 1.5 mill reviews — is to start setting of the communications ac- with some of the $210,000 assessment, was the first of the budget ceilings for the tivitles are not specifically for allocated from federal revenue fighting fires," Kaiser ex- sharing funds lIds fiscal year to county's departmental budgets departments." to undergo a preliminary (flisson plans to complete an plalned this morning, the fire department. his Such activities as civil prepared review this morning by County analysis of anticipated county Kaiser Roger revenues by July 14, and budget defense, the countywide paging preliminary budget to reflect a Administrator Neiswender and Office of hearings before the county system for county officials, 15 per cent Increase In the cod Management Analysis and commissioners will begin July animal control, emergency of petroleum products and a medical services, dispatching jump from $40 to $75 for Evaluation Director Pat 18. Glisson. The county's fire department utility employes to the scene of physical examinations for Preliminary budget reviews employs 79 combat personnel emergency repairs after county firemen, which will include x-rays and blood analysis next fiscal year. I Kaiser is planning for a 15 per cent increase In the next fiscal Daughter year in Incidents firefighters will have to handle. The yearly cycle of Incidents Is about to hit .I a slow phase as Central Florida , Scone CIa%s PasI,q. Paid at Sanford, Florda inst. 5I 0 Y. . r''. %''. 5) JO 6 Anita: Won't Move Against Seminole County Public will be completed next Monday, and a volunteer reserve of 20 regular office hours and twice' - Ewnit.g Jiemid IN BRIEF If the city commission grants a 6.4 per cent pay increase to city ernploye's and It the commission approves the same nOn-salary budget level as in this fiscal year's budget, the police department Firefighter $ Request Same As For '77 Dad In - — Seminole Officials Begin Reviews ASSEN, The Netherlands (AP) — One of two hostages who died when Dutch commandos stormed a besieged train in northern Holland was killed by a South Moluccan terrorist, according to one of the surviving captives. Justice Ministry spokeswoman Toos Faber said it was believed the other hostage killed was shot by a terrorist who survived the attack but who was himself shot in the chest and stomach. "But ... we can only be sure when we have the report of the autopsy on the two hostages killed." FLORIDA Thø IIt1IV hat .,h,w4,.iI Wnnt.s tn dv.Inn budwet estimates reflecting a64per cent increase for city employes The cost ci living has risen nationally by 6.4 per cent since last year. TAMPA (AP) The heads of Florida's state-supported universities will have sole authoritiy to hire, promote or fire top administrators under a rule expected to be approved today by the Board of Regents. The rule, which would free the board of an administrative headache while increasing the power of the nine presidents, tops the agenda for the board's meeting at the U.iiversity of South Florida. School Funding Disputed As Special Session Lingers TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Five days and $100,000 after lawmakers came back to the Capitol to draw up a tax-andspend plan, House and Senate budget-writers today still seemed far From settling their differences, Although spending for roads and 'mod peripheral budget issues has been resolved, lawmakers were still haggling over the Important Issue of school funding as the $20,000-a-day special session continued, That decision probably will determin e if taxes go up and by how much. The House pushed a billion budget that required a $364-million sales tax increase while tax-shy senators wanted a 85.375-billion no-new-taxes spending plan. But even Senate Appropriations Chairman Phil Lewis, D-West Palm Beach, had to agree that new taxes were likely in the wake of the preliminary deals. "We've got two houses cornlag from very different direclions and we're trying to bring them together," a cigar-chew— Ing Lewis said, gesturing at House Appropriations Chair. man Edmond Fortune. "At this point, I don't see how we can have a no-tax position." Lewis predicted that the tinpasse might be broken by late today. He, Fortune and their staffs worked late into last night over computer printouts on a variety of complex school funding proposals. Nevertheless, Senate conferees maintained rigid positions Sunday in the schools bargaining while Ho use negotiators were equally adamant for the major spending increase sought by their urban coalition, "My vacation plans are already gone," grumbled Sen. Curtis Peterson, D-Lakeland. "I'd just as soon stay here all summer House leaders defended their chamber's votes for massive tax and school spending Increases. Speaker-designate Hyatt Brown said the money Is needed because school funding hasn't kept pace with the burgeoning state's classroom FhAmerI AT THE PLAZA ROCKING CHAIR THEATRE every Tuesday LL SUMMER , , — Gas Prices 411. y FREE 01 POPCORN FOR ALL . . Methodist Church. needs. In recent lean budget buy books for university Ilyears. braries. "We're trying to catch up," Other ba rga ining teams sat he said, "That's all on the sidelines Sunday. The soThe House budget called for clal services panel ended Its 81.238 billion in total state day-long meeting without spending on public schools — movement on the major issues about $116 million more than and the roads subcommittee the Senate. On the equalization cancelled a meeting slated to formula, lawmakers were firm up a tentative deal for $64 separated by a 897-million gulf million In new highway spen. In state aid to Florida's 67 ding. COWhtY school districts. The tax question, of course, But the negotiators did settle loomed over the talks from on $150 million of state capital their start last Friday. Lawoutlay for education halfway makers repeatedly tried to between the House's $171-mu- shunt that question aside. lion proposal and the Senate's $129 million. Then they threw in $lO million the Senate wanted to — .' If asamse USILZft AflN?S NOT • ACCOMPANI*O BY A 1)55.0 As Theme For Sanford (Continued From Page IA) she says, "and I'm not able to cope with It." Mrs. Mitchell retired from the school world In 1961. When Mrs. Mitchell was still at school, she used to send notices home with the children on the last day of school encouraging their parents to purchase and fly flags for Flag Day. Now, she feels, a lot of problems have beset the school system that were not there before, "but people can't do anything about it. They Just have to cooperate and do the best they CaLto In addition to keeping up with her former students, Mrs. Mitchell keeps an authoritative hand In local politics. Her son-In-law, Tom E. Kirkland, is a circuit judge in Orlando. Her grandson, Tom R. Kirkland, recent!y bçcame an Orange County judge. She has a photograph taken at Tommy's swearing In. It show.- her great-grandson, hand upraised, taking his vow to be a "good boy." "He wanted lobe sworn in, too," she remembers, and with the understanding and empathy which can, perhaps, be best conveyed by someone with 41 years in education, Mrs. Mitchell thought that was lust fine. Mrs. Mitchell Is proud family person. "We greet people, when we find out they are going to be coming Into our family with these words: "Here we are. You might just as well like us, because we are going to like you." She says the Mitchells and clan have had their occasional problems, as have any people, but the people who don't have a little trouble in this world don't enjoy life." Nirs. Mitchell has taken her efforts to turn Sanford into Flag City out Into her neighborhood "Every house on this block will be flying a flag on June 14," she says, "Indicating her entire area of Magnolia Avenue with a sweep of her hand. "Maybe some of the other blocks would like to try to match that," she says, with challenge ringing clearly In her voice. VELMA MITCHELL WAVES HER FLAG W.S. Recreation Program June 20 Winter Springs summer off North Edgemon Avenue and recreation program conducted In Tuscawilla off of Northern by the Seminole County YMCA Way. For further Information will run for eight weeks starting call 327-1000 and ask for City June 20. Free to residents of the Clerk Mary Norton, or the city of Winter Springs, there Seminole County YMCA at 862will be a fee of $8 per week per 0444 and ask for Jerry Dixon. child For non-residents. It will run Monday through Friday, 9 _________________________ Park am. to 1 p.m. at Sunshine WITH COUPON CLIPPED FROM PLAZA THEATER AD RUNNING IN EACH MONDAY'S . JUNE Il, 1917 Frederick J. Farrell, Orange ADMISSIONS City *Sanford: Ricky L. Acree, Osteen Cornelia B. Dobson Isabell Reynolds JUNE 12, 1977 Bernard B. Smith Jr. ADMISSIONS Amanda M. Rltenburg, Sanford' DeBary Lillie M. Chandler Everett N. Shim, Deltona Joseph W. Duggar James I.. Wilson, Deltona Robert J. Eland Elaine Rawlerson, New William If. Lowery Jr. ' Smyrna Bch. 4 ellm Herald SURPRISES1 R / ALL MOVIES? RATED "0" DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. il BIRTHS anford: and Mrs. Robert Mr. 'u' a girl arolyr DISCHARGES: Sanford: Julius William Allen Esther A. Bennett Anita L. Brown Wilbur U. Cecil Edna M. Dahl Ernmie D. Rabun Alton 0. Brady, Deltona Herman A. Fisher, Titusville DISCHARGES Sanford: Dorothy Law Roxie Lee Charles B. Mawby Jeanette King, DeBary Lauraine Schulze, DeBary Arlington W. Wlllahan, DeBary Michael E. Korgan Alice M. Anonick, Deltona Donald Moterly Gladys T. Jessup, Deltona Harold Nelson Richard P. Merrill, Deltona Willie J. Starling Hugh D. Thomas, Lake Mary Myrtle K. Summersill Fred D. Pierce, Oviedo hiarleigh Trecker Mrs. Francis (Mary Joan) George Syverund, DeBary Curran, & baby girl, Deltona ' OS the lCIii$iiiai .5,',. p(.dic. of Or Or•sm 1.111 niffli pactics of ,•nral .nIistr, LAX IViI* PIOFISSIONAL (INTEl IlI PirttSi Suits S.nt.rd. PIo,14 311111414 6"t Cot ,IO,,,,. MCn Fri It$a IC POLYESTER CORD WHITEWALLS Rosie OGrady's Goodtime Jazz Band will play in Sanford-Plaza HOSPITAL NOTES , 1;00D;EA R and Or..n.i3O .A,w,,.(e VAR? ALONG A ROOT HEY! HEY! KIDS! JUST 3 TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Winter Springs Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Sheoah Country Club. Sanford Lions Club, non, Holiday Inn. Pilot Club of Sanford, 8 p.m., Flagship Bank of Sanford. Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sambo's. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and Light, Sanford. Parents Anonymous, 1:30 p.m. Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Sertoma, noon, Wuality Inn, I-I and SR 434. Movies for children, Seminole South Library, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, 2 and 3 p.m. "Wbite Seal." Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m.. Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Airport Blvd., Sanford. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak. Itt-County Roadrunners CB Clubs, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Barry S. O..dn,.n 0 0 S I'm geuing all I need. I imagine tandard said, "The reason gas costs will be going up. Some some sell for so much more is of the other stations got an tecause one wants to make Increase last week," Stoehr ?iore money than the other. said. "l don't know how anyone can Bob Dodge, Dixie Bay: get 70 cents legally. You are "What I see Is the price slowly only allowed to make 10 cents climbing this summer and per gallon profit. The federal stabilizing this fall. government still controls. that," 'The price spread doesn't Eldridge said. make any sense. We always Chris Sloehr, Chris' Gulf: give full service as much as we 'There was kind of a shortage can. Yet, there are a lot of selfon no-lead about six months service stations getting more It's more in demand, also, for their which raises the price. I don't really understand why," Dodge know if there is still a shortage. said. I MONDAY, JUNE 13 Transcendental Meditation lecture, 7:30 p.m., Langford Hotel, Winter Park. Diet Workshop, 7:30 p.m., Sanlando United Methodist Church, SR 434 and 1.4. Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. (closed). TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees board, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 438. Sanford A]-Anon, 8 p.m., McKinley Hall, First Waa Cifv P ronosad Ai'drsW (Continued From Page 1A) A CALENDAR e lafi1 — It Monday, June 13, 4i-3A Saturday, June 18 Noon to 3 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE The Seminal. County Board of County Commissioners, as Prime sponsor for the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) funds, requests Interested eligible agencies to apply for project funds. ELIGIBLE AGENCIES are: All organizations based within Seminole County, this Includes local educational Institutions, community action agencies, community based non-profit organizations and units of local govern. mint. EXEMPT are private businesses organized for profit. definition of a proj ect and activities: PROJECT AND ACTIVITIES A DEFINABLE TASK WHICH WILL BE COMPLETED WITHIN A DEFINABLE TIME PERIOD, HAS A PUBLIC SERVICE OBJECTIVE, RESULTS IN A SPECIFIC PRODUCT OR ACCOMPLISHMENT WHEN COMPLETED AND WOULD NOT OTHERWISE BE ACCOMPLISHED WITH EXISTING FUNDS. 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Around Q __________ oi l 4 Take Another Look ' ig ' Lobb At Big y st B i If the amount of money spent by special interest 'groups on twisting congressional arms is an indication of "who runs America," then it's not big business. It isn't even "big labor" as the term Is commonly understood. It's the usually friendly people who deliver your daily mail. By law, registered lobbyists are required to file quarterly reports of their spending with the clerk of the House of Representatives and the secretary of the Senate. According to the latest such report, the !American Postal Workers Union led the list by a wide margin with $12 million. This translates into more than $48 for each of the union's 249,000 members. Third In line was the 151,000-member national Association of Letter Carriers with $4.7 million or a little over $31 per head. Why the postal unions should be the counrry's leading lobbyists Is a bit puzzling. The Post Office was supposedly taken out of congressional politics when It was reorganized several years ago Into the public-private Postal Service, to be run by an independent Postal Commission. But presumably they're getting something for their money even If folks who buy stamps don't always. It is also of a little more than passing interest to note that the second biggest lobby was the publicInterest organization, Common Cause (one of whose causes is reform of the lobbying laws), which rang in with $5.8 million. Fifth largest was a group whose members truly do rule America, the National Federation of Federal Employes, with $1.6 million. The only industry group to make the Big Five who spent more than $1 million was the National Coal Association, which at $1.7 million was No. 4. In terms of single Issues, abortion and gun control are the subjects of the most intensive lobbying efforts. The National Committee for the Human Life Amendment spent more than $900,000 and 20 pro- or antigun control organizations spent a combined total of $1.5 million. Compared to these, your oil or automotive people or others one hears so much about, are penny-pinchers.. W The Clock By JEAN PATIESON Dorothy and her merry band of wizard-seekers had trouble, from time to time, following the yellow tx'lck road to Ox. But their problems were nothing like the ones Sanford motorists are having, following the yellow painted lines on the stretch of US 17.92 which runs from the lakeshore to about Sanford Plaza. One serVice station owner whose business looks out on the chaos Is amazed that there haven't yet been any serious accidents, the way motorists treat those yellow lin es. What apparently happened was this: the City of Sanford decided that a turning lane was needed running down the center of 17-92. They were right. It Is needed. So they drew up a plan of action: eliminate the parking spaces at either curb of the road; shift the north and south double-lanes closer to the curb; and with the space left in the center, paint in your turning lane. Bright yellow paint was selected for this purpose to distinguish the turning lane from the four whitelined driving lanes. (Maybe that's the problem: Sanfordites suffer (raln a yellow-white blindness Instead of the more common red-green variety.) Well, for weeks we were forced to dodge orange cone-shaped markers which guided the doublelanes of traffic into one. And to dodge a variety of yellow roads department vehicles and busy men at work. We tolerated the Inconvenience and confusion in pretty good humor. After all, It feels good to see our taxes at work for us. But it Is pretty hard to tolerate the results let alone to make much sense of them. - Now, simple north-south lines In white and yellow shouldn't present too much of a problem. But two factors cloud the Issue. One is the grid of black lines where the parking space lines were scraped off. They lead the eye hither and thither. And where the The new commissioner of the Immigration and Naturalization Service inherited an agency so understaffed and ,underfunded that it has won congressional attention as "incapable of administering and enforcing" its assigned functions. Leone! J. Castillo is well aware of the problems. Offices are woefully derelict In processing naturalization requests or ap .plications for permanent residency waits of six months to a , year are not uncommon. And, of course, the utter failure to turn back the tide of illegal aliens flowing across the border with Mexico is a widely 'recothed symptom of INS frailty. Former commissioner Leonard Chapman said the situation "is hopelessly out of - control." Castillo's first move may have been more symbolic that effective. He ordered the transfer of 100 border patrolmen to the San Diego, Calif., area to help deal with the continuing assault that brings upward of half million Illegal aliens into the United States annually. But much more shaking and moving Is necessary. A Cabinet-level task force contemplates a significant bolstering of the INS budget. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, Joseph A. Calllano Jr. of Health, Education and Welfare, Atty. Gen. Griffin Bell and Labor secretary Ray Marshall have urged more money, more men and more equipment for the border watch. More than budgetary considerations are Involved. The task force also invisions legislation imposing penalties on employers who knowingly hire illegal aliens. Included will be provisions for "amnesty" for eligible aliens and possibly a form of Identification card. The task force recommendations will be welcome, no matter what the specifics. The American public has shown through polls overwhelming sentiment for cutting off the Illegal traffic and for major reductions In Immigration generally. The United States has long cherished its Image as a refuge for the world's unfortunate. But when the Impact of illegal aliens ompounds the problems of unemployment and demand on social services, control is essential. Congress and the Carter administration seem to be agreed on the need and must Jointly shape the method. BERRY'S WORLD I k~- Wtwamnos The Auto Research Question "John and! were the First kids on the block to see 'Star Wars'l" '• Ii:-__ _______ .1.:: - - - — —. - n Way Ou t __ .'...'•. Ccntrol Data, which manufactures the Cyber 76, had been hammering at Washington to get an export license. A company spokesman assured us that it would be used strictly to study the weather. Any diversion to military use, he said, could be detected immediately. Then Control Data would pull out its technicians and refuse parts to the Soviets, thus crippling the miracle machine. But our sources called these safeguards "a joke" and warned that the Soviets could train their own technicians and scrounge parts from other countries. Sources familiar with the deal say that approval was Imminent until we began making inquiries. SENATOR QUIXOTE Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., the shining knight of the Republican right, is leading another ferocious charge against another political windmill. The conservative crusader, his armor clanking, his lance thrust upward, his banner raised, has tilted at one windmill after another. To the cheers of the right-wing faithful, he has galloped off to slay the dragons that menace their peace of mind. He has broken his lance repeatedly against the drons of abortion and welfare. He has sued to stop the United States from giving up the Panama Canal. He has tried to abolish the Interstate Commerce Commission. He has put up a furious battle against congressional newsletters. Often, he is the lone senator voting against a bill. Now the indefatigable Helms Is leading the crusade top the government of Its power to protect the public from fraudulent drugs. He has - five hits and Ron Blackford and Dave Norton , Charlie Pirozzi, Charles Koke, Travis Taylor, Kelly Baker each had tires hits '•:. ml . SF)OffM . - Dulando Does It Again, ins Top Team Tourney - couxrayslDa . • . . . - Citing estimates by Dr. Schlesinger himself, which anticipate increased oil production by 1985, above current level.,, Hoopman notes: "These Increased levels of daily production obviously Imply massive additions to reserves. That doesn't sound to me as If they really think the resource is shot!" ) , - • ' kb~t '. . Moses Man Of The Hour A mong AAU Track Stars - , - - Mildred Hersey Sparks T I s,e 0aks PaoIa W n _ - 61 4w- If horses were like prize fighters, the air would be ringing today with grandiose plans for a knock-down, drag-out duel for racing's 3-year-old "Championship of the World." The principals would be Seattle Slew, America's new wonder horse, and the pride of the British Isles, The Minstrel, winner of the English Derby, Pronounce it "Darby," please. 1 The site would be a neutral one - Paris. The event: the Arc de Triomphe, one of E ur ope's classics. Besides the thundering hooves of the season's most notable sophomores, the test also would match the wits of French-born Jean Cruguet, Seattle Slew's who relnsman, and Lester Piggott, the leathery British veteran ..... none inc iviuiares 10 rIUII 3 vigiiiai c.IIlcU.3s1 LJI.[1Jy VIt.IUIy. Such a ra ce boggles the imagination, but It won't ta ke place not this year, at least. '1 wouldn't think of It this year," said Billy Turper, the ta ll, soft-spoken trainer of Seattle Slew. "It wo uld be too much of a strain on this horse. Next year' Maybe, we'll wait and see." t Vincent O'Brien, Irish trainer of the English Derby champion, ha d his challenge fl ying across the Atlan tic well before Seattle Slew destroyed se ven rivals in the l'2 m il e Belmont St akes an d became the 10th horse in more than 100 years of thoroughbred the K entucky De rby, racing to capt ur e the Triple Crown Preakness and Belmont. He became the first ever to do It without a single splotch on his record. "I reckon we wo uld welcome a shot at Seattle Slew In the Arc de Triomphe In Septem ber," O'Brien sa id with typical British rest raint "We rather think we could take him." 4' Seattle Slew now has won nine ra ces In a row, without a defeat, and he's going to be permitted to m unch on oats in his stall and take it easy for a w hile. It an y body gets a shot at him in the near fut ure, It will be Forego, king of the stakes winne rs. They say Forego Is chompin g at the hit to take on this yo un g upstart, maybe in the J ockey Gold Cup or Marl boro Cup. .fl wo uld be un fair to take Seat tle Slew to Europe this soon," Turner said. "Racing over there, you know, Is left to right, on grass and up and down hill. I might get Seattle Slew accustomed to racing clockwise, instead of counterclockwise, on a flat track and on dirt. "But to try it on grass and up and down hill Is unthinkable. I would have to take him to Europe and train him quite hard before subjecting him to such a task." Some day, Turner and his busses, Mickey an d Karen Taylor and Dr. James and Sally Hill, may ha ve to do it. This looks like a horse and to all co nt inents. that belongs to the ages It would be unfair to restri ct him to these particular boundaries. ._. — — , — ' — I'. Laura Rowsey JSfl Bergman Richard Cooley Eddie Behrens Kevin Brow,, Roger tIlde Da vid Utt Stan Bacon Win Springfield Totals Geiberger Drained Hibbards _.. Slew Against The Minstrel? ', Mildred Hersey belted a pair niture trounced Eldridge of round trippers and Mike Bass Standard, 23-13. .. . . aria ri.anay LjcLU!1 each auu.eu t..nucx isuaxns woo nan uwee one more to give Twelve Oaks hits had the only homer of this Campground another Paola game a grand slam in the little League victory Saturday, second. Mark Hubbard also had 117. three hits and Jim Smith and Hersey had a total of three Malt Hubbard had four. For the losers, Ralph Nixie hits, Boston and Bass had two and Bobby Bumgardner also and Jeff Brown each had three hits and Ken Wetherington had two for Twelve Oaks. On the losing side Maryland added two. picked up four of its runs in ELDIIDOESTANDARD fifth inning when Claude Capps, Al I H 2 3 0 Emmett Keith and Freddy Richard Nisi* Nixie 4 2 3 Brown all homer ed . In the only Ralph 1 3 3 Jiff Brown em in four the ot her Pfl VTdflh1IflVWfl £ £ 1 o 0 league IiibbarI's Used Fur. uoPn Frednlck i... ,.... .. .. . - - HIBIARD'S Scott McCaskill Willis Carter Mar k Brett moue Totals "' " ''• """s ' HARCA* 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 imr1(I.ktn., 3 I 0 0 3 0 1 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2413 5 Al 1 H Jim Smi th Mike McCaskill Kevin Burket Chuck Adams Kenny.Owaras Malt Hibbard Keith Burket 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 3 0 s 3 3 2 2 0 S 3 4 5 1 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 a a I 3 0 21 23 II 00124-13 250 $S--23 -.--.-.. Nelsin-YounsO Harcar Aluminum Gary Player and chipper Jerry McGee. "It's the most emotional thing I've gone through. 'It's like there were two tournaments." said Geiberger. a 39-year-old veteran who col. lected $40,000 from the total purse of $200,000 for his 11th tour triumph. "It's like the 59 was something separate, by Itself, and the tournament was a different thing. "I didn't have to win the tournament even after shooting the 50. And for a while, it looked like I wasn't going to." It was far from being easy and it certainly wasn't comfortable, In temperatures that soared into the upper 90s and sent first aid personnel scurryIng to the help of more than a dozen spectators who collapsed in the sweltering heat. Player shot a final 69 for 276. He was tied by McGee, who birdied the last hole for a6lthat clinched him a spot on the American Ryder Cup team. 1 0 0 P105511 FORD 2 00 1 0 0 Tommy Stiffey, If 1 0 0 Cas.yHawthorn..lb 1 0 0 Mike Sawyer. c 1 1 1 Frankie5chatjttees,3b 1 0 0 JImmy McElmurry, p 1 0 0 Jeff Vansurs. ss 2 0 0 Chris Boytes, cIsa 2 0 0 Kenny Snyder, lb I? I I Tommy Biedsoe. rt Buddy Smlth,cI Al 1 H St eve Myers. 2b I I TwR.,4L..,, . 2 1 0 Totals - Jon Nephew ScotiWeaver Glenn Sprague Brian Rowley Mike Bedlent Duane Gosmbel Jimmy Dullard Jed Wilson Booby Flower OinnyVanzura Keith Baughman ChrIs Shaw David JOhnson ClItfChO(pU'ting Totals 4 2 2 CRUSTY'S PIZZA 2 I 0 1 0 0 3 1 1 I 0 0 3 0 0 3 2 3 3 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 1 2 0 0 2 I 0 3 1 0 3$ I) 5 . Ni Ii— 1 *1 N—I3 Greg Shatto, ?t Brian Joseph, II Russ Morris. sip Walt Dzurus,p.cf Ed Pierce. lb Bari-y Wads,c Jimmy lanski,cf.if Tom llorton,30 Dave Erlandson,rf Walt Leroy. rI SleveDetlste,lflb Totals Prosier Fort Crvsty's Pizza Bill Williams 2 0 0 Al It H Richard Raldino 2 0 0 Totals I a I 14 111 16 PINICRISTIAPTIST 3 2 I 1 1 3 Al * H 3 I 1 DobLingle 1 1 2 1 0 3 LInda Crawford 433 2 0 0 John Cassidy 4 2 2 3 2 0 Carroll Crawford 32 3 0 0 Ken Halt 3 2 2 2 1 2 .oM Adams 3 0 0 2 0 0 LowellEvans Wesley Lee 3II 20o 0 I a a . £ 3 1 I I A A 29 ;; Al 1N 1 a a 3 0 3 2 2 3 I I 2 1 I 3 a 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 a 1 0 0 36 4 $ $15 III —4 Ni Ill—I Totals Oviis Baptist Ptawcrt es Ba ptist 33 1212 6"I—If 40 1—I2 Lucches: Okay ARLINGTON, Tex. (AP) Texas Rangers Manager Frank Lucchesi was In good condition atArlington Memorial Hospital today after becoming Ill during Th ursday ni ght's 4-3, 11-innin g loss to the Chicago White Sax. — Ickx Wins At LeMans LE MANS, Fralce (API — A record fourth triumph by Bel1 3 3 Claude Capps.pIbc glan Jackie lckx In a Martini Vincent Ball. If I 0 0 Porsche Turbo 936 may w ell Keith Redwine, If 1 0 0 have saved the La Mans 24 hour Cli ff Brown. If I 0 0 Emmett Keiti, cpu I 1 3 endurance race for yet another DerronR0U'5. lb 2 2 1 year. Andy McNeill, Ct 1 0 0 The triumph of the German I 0o Mike Buckmaster, Freddy Brown. cf I I 1 car In this weekends dramatic Eric Dearborn. is-c-p 30 I Heidi ,Ienkte, rl 0 0 0 edition of the race dealt a seBeau Peiham,rf I 0 0 vent blow to the ambitions and Jenny Pelham, rI I 0 0 prestige of the Renault Alpine Preston Bill. lb 0 0 team, which had entered four Anton Massey. 3b 72 0 0 cars and dominated the first Totals part of the race only to see its entries knocked out one by one. TWELVE OAKS Al R H "We just cannot avoid cornBIlly Varnes 2 1 0 lag back agaIn next year," said Kent Troutman 0 1 0 MII'UIHU'SIy 1 3 Renault team manager Gerard Mike lisa 4 I 2 Larrousse, himself a winner Randy Boston 1 2 1here In 1973 and 1974. Bobby Bumgardner iI 2 He was clearly referring to LIwell Cotton I 00 Lames Ptersey 1 0 0 the $O,000 the date-owned Arthur l4erey 1 0 0 French nornpany had invested Allen Hood I 10 BrVan 0 o In preparing the La Mans team, Billy Bumgardnsr 1 0 0 hoping to sweep the event and Chris Anderson I 0 0 the* concentrate on Formula I Chuck Fryman 1 00 Totals 2311 tracing starting early next mcnth In the French Grand 143540-7 Prix at Dijon. Twelve Oaks 432 15*-1I "It would be silly to invest all MA lv LAN D CH ICK EN Al * H MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Al Geiberger, emotionally and mentally drained after what he called a double victory in the Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic, said he faces one major problem in this week's United States Open Championship, "The hardest thing to do will be to come back down — return to reality," the soft-spoken Gelberger said. Ile had a brief, historic excurilon Into realms bordering unreality in this event when he shot a phenomenal, recordbreaking, 13-under-par 59 In Friday's second round. That made up the best part of his winning total of 273,15 under par on the 1,193-yard Colonial Country Club course and, he said, put him under double pressure. "I'm mentally worn out," he said Sunday after his back-nine rally had produced a four-under-par 32 and a three-stroke victory over South African "' Dotty McClain David Rivers Greg DGInto MarkWatklns Danny Tans*i Jerry Sinafh Billy Davis Mark Yot,ngstori Scott Booth Jim Bray Totals i e - Countered a Food and Drug Administration spokesman: "These people are saying they do not want any government protection against fraudulent medicines." This could be dangerous, he suggested, for patients who abandon effective treatment for a drug that would do them no good. Footnote: The bespectacled Helms, a diligent senator who puts In long hours and seldom misses a roll call, seems docile enough at his desk. But once aroused, he can be a forceful figure. He sits tall In the saddle, every ready to defend the lost cause. lie has a snecial weakness for reactionary causes so long as they are wrapped In red, white and blue. CARTER'S MAN FRI A political changeover In Washington can produce some splendid gymnastics as the top officials scramble to switch course. Robert Fri, for example, Is tn charge of energy research. As President Ford's man Fri, he was a devoted proponent of nuclear energy. He solemnly called for production of the Lethal fuel plutonium, despite the protest of environmentalists But as President Carter's man Fri, he now wants to store plutonium until a safer method is developed to use it in nuclear power plants. So far, Fri's versatility has worked; he has survived the Democratic purge. Nazarene of Sanford, 10-7. _____ W.F. Martin, chief executive officer of the passport for political ends. For nine years, after Phillips Petroleum Co., says O'leary -over. being appointed under John Foster Dulles, one of states" his case, observing: "This country has her Jots was to see that passports were not an abundance of energy resources waiting to be Issued to Communists, or to members of any utilized. This Is no time for a doomsday attitude. other political parties proscribed under the In- Such an attitude can only lead to calls for famous Internal Security Act of 1950. rationing and other extreme, counterproductive controls on the production, allocation and use of Herbert Aptheker, then head of the Corn. energy." munist party, challenged the constitutionality of H.awlelgh Warner, chairman of the board the clause In the act denying passports to members of listed parties. His case went to the of the Mobil Oil Corp., says O'leary's view Is Supreme Court, which in June, 1964, ruled in his "too narrow," stating: 'Reputable analyses estimate that undiscovered oil and gas resources favor, in the U.S. are probably as great as our Since then the trend has been away from cumulative production to date. The undiscovered using the passport politically. According to the potential may be two to two and a half times as State Department, the only proper occasions for large as current proved reserves. A large portion denying an applicant a passport today arise of these reserves Is likely to be found on the off. when federal warrants are Issued to prevent a shore continental shelf and In remote areas." fugitive leaving the country or when a court Warren Davis, chief economist for the Gulf Intervenes In a custodial proceeding to prevent a Oil Corp., says he's afraid O'Leary "has misread parent from taking children abroad. the attitude and judgment of the major oil It Is not claimed that during the 1960s and companies." In summary, says Davis: "We early 70s political activists experienced no believe, and I suspect other major oil companies0 delays in getting passports, but such also believe, that there are large volumes of oil discrimination Is now said to be a thing of the and gas yet to be found in the U.S.; it will be past expensive oil to find and develop; and with the In March of this year, the final travel right incentives, much of It will be found." restrictions were lifted when Americans were Charles Spahr, chairman of Standard 0(1 of told they need no longer seek special permission Ohio, says O'Leary Is "not correct," that "It is to travel to Cuba, North Korea, Cambodia or possible to find and develop substantial new oil Vietnam. fields in our country, particularly offshore." raised the banner of "Freedom of Choice." The consumers should have the right, he insists, to buy worthless medicine. For this battle, Helms has some formidable troops bringing up the rear. They are the drug companies that want to sell the illegal cancer drug Laetrile and the patients who want to buy It. Already, they are assultlng the government citadels In full cry: the battle over Lactrile Is full of sound and fury. With cannons to the right and the left. Helms is leading the Laetrile brigade In a charge upon the Food and Drug Administration. This Is the agency that watches benevolently over the innocent citizen every time he reaches for an aspirin or gets a prescription filled. The agency has the power not only to remove dangerous but Ineffective drugs from the market. In the last few years, some 7,0 drugs have been banned from the United Slates because they have been found ineffective. This offends Helms' sense of free enterprise. In a private letter to his Senate colleagues, he has complained: "The tremendous difficulty In proving a drug 'effective' has resulted In greatly Increased cods to the constiner, decreased competition and Innovation In the drug industry, and significant delay in the marketing of new drugs." ' ____ ,..•, I'-. Sale To Sovie ts Of Cyber 76 Is Killed — . Holt and Mike McGrew who each from Calvin Ward, Ben pair of games Saturday topping whipped All Souls, 16-1; and In Ward, Louis Tuip, John Salter The Pinecrest win was each had two hits. Central Baptist, 14-11, and In its second game of the af- sparked by Bob Lingle, John Oviedo had four hits come and Greg Thompson. losing a makeupgame to First ternoon Sanford Nazarene lost Cassidy, Carroll Crawford, Ken from Charles Williams and two Geneva's In Roell had to Mop Sanford First NazareneJim Murphy and Rabble Shall Frank Williams had tee and Terry Watson, Joe — j , each had three hits and Bob 0 hits Watson and Larry Glatin had Shull added four more in the ________________________________ _______________________________ -'.•--du t Cotry SIdevlctory. two hits. E ning Hera W, Sanford, Fl. Monday, June 13, 1fl1A Bill Shaw had a team high F Baptist victory over four hits and Bill and Billy All Souls was sparked by Tom Ah, but the old no- hitter! Kenny Brown, above, goes Griffith each had three hits for Smith who collected five tilts. " NO-HIT AUTHOR to the stretch and delivers in Saturday's American the losers. Ken Kroog and Otto Ibomas In each had four hits, t he makeup game Fir st Legion Post 53 victory over the Jones team of KENNY BROWN Mike Hartwig and Nick Nazarene was led by Larry Orlando. It was a 7-1 score and Brown with a no-hit Palmer, who had a 3-(or-4 day. Merp each had two hits for the effort. Meanwhile, Randy Fowler, Jay Johnson and Larry Glatin, Ramon Gonzalez losers. Tim Raines (left to right) try to keep cool In the and Junior WIIlE*m, added two W dugout. more hits for the winners. as a N Don Shockley and Bob Shull OivaN1an S 23 OWIISPIrOUI S 2 3 eachhadthreehltsinthlsgame Chirinkoae Dulando Auto Scree ns did it on a high note for Harcar helping Lake Mary. 523 for Country Andy Lathsm ''"i'i 511 Other hits came from Paul Travis added two more to the losing again Saturday, defeating Alwnlnlwn. Harcar, which had Taylor 5 3 3 Sobik's Sandwich Shop for the struggled all year In the cellar, McCalvery, Gary Hill, Mike I Sho ck ley cause. 3 2 JIM Murphy 4 1 3 Inother games In the Sanford 1977 Top Team Champions took out Its Irtrat1ons on Dougherty and Clippard. lubOopls 212 A' V _ Church League Pinecrest betweenSemoranandSemfnole Nelson-Younson, blasting to a John Rhodes and Marc Rob , Shull 4 04 13-1 victory. Prislac each had two of Marc Rabbis Shull Baptist e5dged Oviedo First Pony Baseball Leag ues. 4 0 3 Dulando, using Clint Baker Scott Weaver had two hits Sleds's eleven hits. Ron Ga Kim Ricca 4 II 11 fl and Steve Mccormick have and Mike Bedlent, Jerod ner had two hits for Maassen. "°"' BAPTIST CENTRAL BAPTIST AIIH defeated Soblk's three times ln Qeaton and Keft Baughman Jim Brodie S22 champion play, for both half all had hits In the victory. Billy GriffiTh 513 RonnheRyan SOKC 1 22 Griffith S23 championships of the Mustang Bedlent and Chris Shaw I Tom Smith *s a N Iffi 3 liii Ullman 1 32 Kin Kroog 2 0 0 Bill Shaw s i 4 Division and now for the Top combined to hold Nelson. ScoflGastiy,ub.p 1 2 4 Otto Thomas Town.sed.rtif 3 0 0 Chuck Mooks, 2 Younsonto Just one run and one Jim Team title. 4 • " MarkM.tts Chris Keu.ng.e, p.lb 2 0 0 Art Lanier 3 1 2 4 01 Baker Alln Singletary Jim Kerr, u-c 3 0 0 Dave Baldwin 2 I I as contributed with his hit. 4 0 1 bat In the Bronco Division Jack Tim urger, rI-if Ralph Foley well, banging out three 1 00 4 1 0 Dol• Grime 10 1 Jim Res. 2 0 0 Chuck Mini 2 1 2 hits in three trips. Bobby Miller Prosser Ford topped Crusty's Philip Handcock. sic 412 Bill Painter RickyMcNamsra,ct 2 0 0 Mike Register 2 1 1 I I I who had saw only limited pit- Pima, 8-4; Lake Mary whipped Todd Blimp Da v is 2b 1 0 1 T.ials 2 0 0 42 ii 1 Randy Roberts 1 o 2 1 1 ching action this series caught Sanford-Orlando Kennel Club, Scott Bowersox, 3bp - za-. Totals Vs 17 S I CiVatrysIdi Sall 036 0-14 4114 24 this game and poked a pair of 12-0; and Marc Slade Chrysler Central Baptist LAKE MARY ALL SOULS iN 575 3—Il singles. e Plymouth pulled out a 7-4 Hea had th th Abney 'N AIHI H o o only other hit for the Mustang victory over Maassen un Schevering. lb Jim Nulty 002 . GINIVANAZARUNI RofiClippsrd,p DaveOriefur-st 212 3 i i and Top Team Champions. Blueprinting. Al I H Mikettartwig PaulMcCalvery.cf 2 1 0 3 0 2 McCormick, normally the The Prosser S23 GiennCralg KrvinWick,3b 3 2 1 Ron Black Ford 3 0 0 ) team'sshortstophascomeonto by Mike Sawyer, Jim G4ryHiIl.c 425 Nick Margo 3 I SAinRotzeli 3 0 2 522 EdRinkavage 1 0 3 AndyCombi 3 0 a pitch during the tournament McElmurry and Tommy GeryClippard,rf 2 1 3 .MCk RIch 4 I 1 liii Spaulding 3 0 0 and has done a good job at that, Bledsoe who each had a pair of Mike Dougherty. 55 4 2 2 Vinci Spaulding TimHolt,2b 3 1 I Mike Winstead 3 0 1 Gerald Nobles hits for the winners. 3I1 Billy Flanagsn,rf Ed Daugherty 2* 3 0 1 winning each of the Top Team 0 0 0 Paul Keith 21I Ski p games for Ron Clippard fired a one- JlmmyEmerson.rf 3 o i Tournament 4 1 3 Totals 15 7 13 Kelly Baker 31 1 I Dulando. hitter shuting out SOKC and TetaJs LoonStelnmeyer 412 Paul Alegre who has played Kevin Wlrk slapped out two hi t.s soxc stIapti5$5a,. David Bus 2 Lake Mary 031 Ox-12 RickMorrls All Souls 1 0 0 Ni NI 0— I just about every position this Totals 43 14 22 DULANDO season, played three Saturday SANFORD NAZARENE Al R H COUNTRYSIDE catcher, first base and short. Steve Beard,cf Al 1 H MAASSEN 220 Al I H LOS ANGELES (AP) Hur. day of the three-day AAU meet world record-holder, almost SI2 421 stop. Along with his versltallty Heath Abney, 2b Al I H Larry Gatlin David Norton 3 1 1 had to share the limelight atthe CharliePiroui 411 3 3 3 Jack Colson I 1 I Larry Palmer ) 9100 ciler Edwin Moses might have at UCLA. 3 0 I In the field, Alegre has also Clint Baker. Ib.p 4 2 2 Bobby Miller, C Tony Andriano I I 2 1 0 0 Terry Watson In a race that was supposed to AAU meet. been ntxlged out of the limelight charlieKoli. 1 1 0 hel pe d the team wIth his bat. 101 RobOinkIlacker,3blb 1 1 I Paul Watson 3 0 0 Paul Flaherty Andy Latham 4 1 2 But Stones, shooting for his If Dwight Stones had been be close between Moses and 1 12 Alegre slapped a pair of hits, a Paul Wood. ss.3b 1 0 0 Ron Gardner 3 0 2 toe Watson Travis Taylor I I I 1 2 1 successful at one of his last NCAA champion Tom Andrews, own world record of 7-7i In the Don Shock iey Steve McCormick, psi 3 0 0 Donnie Camp 3 0 I Ramon Gonzalez 1 2 3 team high for the losers. 3 0 1 Frank Williams 4 1 3 James Mills, If Messer 3 0 0 Mitch three hi gh jump attempts. But Moses won by 10 meters. He high Jump, missed three t im es Jim Murphy 111 Paul Cullen, John Cupit, Alan Billy Breland, ri Randy Hanson 2I1 Mark McEinary 2 0 0 1 o a 1 0 3 Zelnlck, and Chris Dapore all Tot als as it turned out, Moses was the was timed In 47.45 seconds, bet- at 7-7'. His good jump at 7.6'. Bob Shull TM0 Kunfer 200 21 I 4 0 1 0 Art Cornet BObDOYII 4 0 I 1 0 0 AItonBriht man of the meet at the National tering his earlier world stand- won the event for him, however. Kim Rocca 21I Steve Mile SOSIKS 0 0 added one hit apiece. 201 That meet is seen as'an an- RobbieShuli Al I H Knapp 1 0 0 John Bryant AAU Track & Field Chain- ard of 47.64. Andrews finished 100 Sobik's, trying to avenge two Paul Cuilen p.lb 201 1 1 1 Oliver I I 0 Jr Williams nual international champion- Totals 34713 second in 49.03. plonships. I Charlie Cornet other championship loses to Mika Huit, 3b 200 Totals 3a 0 1 23 4 FIRST NAZARENE ship to be held in nonolympic "I heard all the talk about 41 II 14 A quiet and studious physics Totals I I I MARC SLADI Al IH Dulando, treatened to take the J0MCipit.sic Paul Align c.lbis 332 Al H I Geneva Nuare*e major at Atlanta's Morehouse Tom Andrews," said Moses, years. Larry Gatlin III ItS 0-14 1 3 2 tournament In the fifth, when Alan Zeinick, lb.p It 3 1 1 Ricky Carson 4 1 0 Saafsrd Nazareee Other highlights of the AAU Larry Palmer 431 Hi 0-IS 1 1 3 Baker ran into trouble in the Tom Mulligan, W College, Moses even did a little who passed up this year's Cf 3 0 0 Lee Jenkins 110 Terry Watson 3 0 0 competition Included Steve showboating, laughing and NCAA meet. Dare. 2b 3 1 1 Ricky Long 311 Paul Watson 3 0 0 walking the bases loaded. He Chris Mclntyre.lf 1 0 0 Todd Marriott "So I decided to put the af- Scott's upset of Kenyan Wilson JoeWatson 31I throwing buttons bearing his OVIEDO BAPTIST 3 I o got out of the mess with only Chris Foster. ii Brian Butler 3 0 0 3 1 I picture into the stands as he terburners on. I feel I can run Waigwa In the 1,500 meters. Ramon Gonzalez Al I N 3 2 2 one run scoring. As he struck Ron Totals 26 7 4 Mark Pristac 322 I 2 I 1 faster. I haven't been training Waiga had whipped Scott In the Frank Williams took a victory lap. Brent Pleibauer out side. the 3 I I Calvin Wand Art Cornet 1 0 0 4 3 Dulands Aute 5cr. 435 1W4 John Rhodes His ju bilation was warrant ed. as hard as I did last year when I NCAA finals, but Scott, of UC-. Alton Bright 3 2 1 Ben Ward Sobik's only managed to pick SOkIk'S Sand. Shop 0 512 2II1 Brian Hamilton 4 301 3 2 0 0 Louie Tulp Moses, who had set a world waspointlngforthe Olympics." Irvine, ran a 3:37.29 here to nip Andy Hanson 3 0 0 uponemorerunlntheslxthar'd 432 Mika Maria 1 1 0 JolvSat.r Jr. Williams 1i 322 Moses, who has complained Waigwa at the tape. record In winning the Olympic Totals Dulando went onto win. n NELSON.YOUNOSON char les Williams 33 IS 11 4I 4 Don Quarrie won the 100 me- Totals gold medal In the 400-m et er recently that he has not reAl 1 H Greg Thompson In other action in the MMsIen 154 12$ 0— SCott McCoriiough hurdles at Montreal, rewrote ceived the recognition deserved ten with a 10.12 clocking. Steve Country Side 3g 1 0 0 Marc Shade , 0030-1 Virgil Blanton Santerd Naiarin• 525 215 *t5 Seminole Pony Baseball Greg Markham 1 0 0 _____________________________ Gary Spencer 3 11 the mark Saturday, the final by an Olympic champion and Williams was second In 10.24. League the Pinto season ended Phil Ingram 1 0 0 J*M Tannehill 30o Tna'nmv J.4t., I a, V*. AA.. - a,a vu JACK ANDERSON AND LES WHITTEN WASHINGTON President Carter has personally ruled against selling the Soviet Union the Cyber 76, an electronic marvel, which could be turned against us to track missiles, decode secrets and Improve nuclear production. We reported on May 24 that the $13 million computer, which operates 20 times faster than anything the Soviets produce, would soon be on its way to Russia unless there were a last-minute stop order. '.!. 'J-.' '.. - ( :.: .--"-' -' ________ H.D. Hoopman, president of the Marathon Oil Co., says: "Nobody really knows how mud4 domestic oil and gas reserves are left to be found. And that Includes Mr. O'Leary, who speaks so authoritatively on the subject. We are convinced that, with adequate returns for capital formation and proper incentives for risk-reward Investment coupled with progressive government leasing policies, a maximum exploratory and development effort could be unleashed which would produce highly positive results In terms of increased reserves and productivity." THE LONDON ECONOMIST •: I. - - Country Side Baptist split a Baptist. 12.10; First Baptist to Geneva Nazarene, 14-10. r ________ WASHINGTON A few weeks ago, after one of energy czar James Schlesinger's numerous press briefings, I had the opportunity to talk with John O'Leary, head of the Federal Energy Administration. When I challenged President Carter's assertion that we are running out of gail and oil, O'Leary replied, somewhat curtly: "The oil Industry has come around to the view that we are in bad shape on these supplies. You ask the majors. They will tell you we can't do much to Increase production capacity. This Is a resource problem. We've shot the resource." Well, I've followed O'Leary's suggestion, and here Is what I've been told: - - Country deSi'I Splits In Softball . -. - Oil Firms Deny Gas Runs Low or Have we gone about as far as we can with the conventional, gasolineshould go powered, piston-engine car' Unmistakably, Immense progress has been made In cleaning up the family gasper. In the decade or so since precontrol days, the average level of pollutants emitted by new cars chiefly carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide and hydrocarbons has been reduced by 83 per cent, thanks to more efficient engines, add-on devices like the catalytic converter and governmentmandated measures such as lead-free gasoline. But we seem to be reaching a crunch point where more and more effort Is required to produce smaller and smaller results. As It is, the even more stringent emission standards that were scheduled to go Into effect with 1978 models have been postponed by Congress at the behest of the industry. The question Is not so much whether Detroit can build virtually pollution-free automobiles, or when It can build them, as whether the benefits will be worth the cost. According to an allegedly "suppressed" memo by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Carter administration's proposed regulations for pollution controls, fuel economy and safety would raise the average price of a new car $1,000 by 1985. Some automakers are claiming that government rule-making could force Americans to pay upwards of $10,000 for an ordinary 1985 model sedan. Automobile safety is one thing, and cost i ty L F considerations here should take a back seat to the saving of human 11ves. Unfortunately, when it comes to pollution control vs. fuel economy, WASHINGTON The conservative, conthe trade-off Is usually an adverse one. For example, other EPA statistics indicate troversial head of the Passport Office, Frances that, on a car-to-car basis, California's emissions Knight, 72, Is being asked to retire next month to standards, which are tougher than the federal make way for a younger and probably less ones, have cut average fuel economy by 12 per bullheaded successor. cent. Her departure will mean a final break with Committed as they are to the Internal com- the period when the passport was still used as a bustion engine for as far ahead as they can see, means of political control. An outspoken antithe automakers are turning to the strategy of Communist, who at times attacked her superiors reducing the size and weight of their products. for being "gutless," Ms. Knight dominated the The smaller the car and engine, the fewer passport Office for 22 years. Mandatory pollutants generated and the less fuel used, even retirement age Is 70. That was waived especially after the pollution control penalty Is paid. for her two years ago. She Is at last being asked That is one way to go. But there are other to go in earnest. It is not absolutely certain she ways, and unless we want to be permanently at will like J. Edgar Hoover, she has survived the mercy of the oil exporting countries, we numerous efforts by new administrations to should be devoting more attention to alternatives persuade her to move on. to the internal combustion engine. Although an act of Congress last year In 1966 she was reproved by her basses in the provided $160 million to put a demonstration State Department for letting her staff pass on a fleet of several thousand electric cars on the request by the FBI to the American embassies in road by 1982, this is less than Detroit spends to Paris and Moscow to spy on a Harvard professor change the shape of fenders in a given year. on sabbatical; he was well known for his opNo electric car yet built or envisioned will position to the Vietnam war. Despite efforts In totally replace the gas buggy. The bust ones Congress to get her replaced, her defenders on available right now can go perhaps 50 miles the Senate's Internal Security Subcommittee between charges. They are also tiny and corn- since disbanded came to the rescue. They paratively slow, wrote to Secretary of State Dean Rusk in her But these same characteristics make them support. She stayed. ideal as a second car for local commuting and shopping and some 27 million American To many M3. Knight would be seen, rightly or families own a second car. wrongly, as a symbol of the misuse of the The president has now Issued the Mop order. His security adviser Zbagnlew Brzezinski, has notified Commerce Secretary Juanita Krepa that the deal Is off. Her department issues export licenses. Brzezinski declared In a June 6 memo, stamped "Secret," that "the president has determined against the proposed sale and thus the esport license should be denied," White House Intimates have informed us. IV;, "-- Full Slate Of Church League Action JOHN D. LOFTON, JR, DON OAKLEY es Guarding ' Border eye leads, the motorist often follows. The other problem seems to be that many Sanford motorists are simply Ignorant of the purpose of a central turning lane. They tend either to avoid It completely, as If It were an Island or grassy median. Or they drive merrily down It at breakneck speed, like it was a third traffic lane. So we still have turning cars holding up the traffic In the inside (fast) lanes. And more frightening Mill, we now have cars hurtling toward each other from opposite directions In the single center (turning) lane. Maybe overhead signs like they have In many cities spelling out clearly 'CENTER LANE FOR LEFT TURN ONLY' would help. Or a second-coat paint Job. And maybe It's just going to take time . .. time for the cross-hatch of black lines to fade, and time for motorists to come to understand the purpose of a central turning lane. The best laid plans of mice and men. a that money and then give up as aloser," one racing expert said after the stunning Renault defeat. Larrou.sse, however, said an official decision would later this month on both Dijon debut r,f Renault's brand new Form ula I racer and on the 1971 [aS Mans. F-. �A-Ey.nlisg Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, Juno 13, ifli 'vi Babes In Wonderland, Taylors Revel In Belmont Win NEW YORK (AP) An organization powered by hnr,esense, a moisten of faith and emotion stood behind Seattle Slew, the wondercolt that brought home the sweetest of horseracing victories - the Thpie Crown - to Karen and Mickey Taylor and their friends and partners, Jim and Sally HilL Mickey Taylor watched his horse but pragmatically glanced away to note the time it was taking Seattle Slew to win - the Belmont Stakes on Satt!dsy. Behind him Karen Taylor, and to his side, Jim Hill, stood transfixed with binoculars, scarcely breathing as Slew vanquished nine challengers. Nearby, Sally Hill led the cheers. Both women wore the yellow dresses they'd worn to all eight of Slew's previous eight triumphs, along with their lucky black hats and handbags and diamond studded horseshoe pendants. Each sat behind her own husband in the samo aliment that had produced so much happiness before. Karen murmured reverently as the heavily sweating animal nosed up to her in the winner's circle, the only place he's ever gone Immedately after a race. Sally Hill patted the undefeated colt's nose then Jumped in the air with a "Yahoo" as he was led away to rest. "Mickey Taylor said this was going to be his easiest race. And he was right," said Billy Turner, Seattle Slew's trainer. "But he hasn't been around that long and he's not supposed When the horse pulled around the corner to the homestretch, victory seemingly assured, Karen looked to Mickey as though she might ween and nearly fell into his arms for the kiss that meant that It had all been worthwhile - the two years In the entourage u a magnificent horse. "Oh, I love you! Oh, Slew!" Sally Hill is the marketing expert and cheerleader. She'll be the one to make sure the Seattle Slew name remains a good one as the family organization shifts Into a new phase of speaking engagements, endorsnents and Tehirt sales, "right" people to teach then what they want to know. Karen is the front woman in the Slew organization, the poised but excitable public relations woman. Mickey, the logging executive from White Swan, Wash., is the businessman, the man in charge of ways and means. Hill Is the veterinarian, the one who zet'oed In on Slew at a sale two years ago where the then awkward son of Bold Reasoning went for a paltry $11,500. to know it all," continued Turner in some wonderment. Indeed, the Taylors are babes in the wonderland of horseracing. Karen Taylor, the 32-year-old ex-stewardess, would say she and Mickey have been lucky a word she uses a lot. But she'd say, too, that she did an awfully smart thing by chasing Mickey for seven years before he decided to marry her. It's Mickey, she says, who has that terrific knack for finding the . IN BRIEF I Loch Haven Art Center Slate Sit s M embers ' Ex hibit _11 Mickey Taylor tarn.t 32 todayoday Karen Taylor, asked last week what she would be doing for his birthday, said, "Nothing. I hope Slew's going to do It all." Happy Birthday, Mickey. - I : . -_ I .., - It, . - -#:1. ' - £ . New Members' Annual Exhibition at the Loch Haven Art Center will bring a va riety of contemporary art to Central Florida, June 19July 5. Each year the Art Center presents the best works of its artist-members in this special I d exhibition. Three wards of equalmerit were given to 1A Jij MAKING HIS MOVE... Bill Graham assesses his position on the backgammon board, then makes his move. Lady luck was on his side that time... . - 1 '6 . 116. t:. ' I '. V ' . Monday, June 13, 1977-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. .1 ,, '" OURSELVES N 'C < -, 1 ,' •.1 1 . - - I - 0 -- Ma,or , Today's 0-ames tie St. Ptfiflburg at Fort Lauderdale Miami at Cocoa. off Daytona Beach at Pompa n o Baseball it RiCh West Palm Beach at Lakeland . W L Pct. OR , 32 22 3½ 33 24 375 4 31 21 .334 3½ Chicago Pitts S Louis Ptisa . i..os *jg I - Cinci S Diego 444 21 21 3 21 .515 7½ 13 "Willon 24 35 .407 14 Solur"y's Results Son 01090 4 5.14. D: 1. Kenny 3.00;2. Cute Cft l Addition 12) . (1)420; 0 (1-2) 15.10; P (1-2)47.40; - . SECOND - li-I&- C: I. SwOff 4)11720. 3132. THIRD - 5-16. M: 1. Waco Eagle Hwsftn 4-4. Now York 14 Los Angelis 5. St. Louis • ks: Sundays Results Pittsburgh 4.1 San Diego 1.1 CIVOCICV1,1111 7-14, Montreal 4-4 ChIcago 4. San Francisco S St. Louis S. Los AnQ.Ifl 2 $ .11 O 11 '3 Detroit S. Oakland I Baltimore 4, Chicago 1 .Tororo S. Seattle 4 Cleveland 3. California 1 Sundays Results Boston 3-2. Taxis 20 Chicago 4. Baltimore 4, Ii i,. '1 I( nkVi Mlmesota 4. New York 1 MUwaukee 1. Kansas City 0 California 11, Cleveland 4 Seattle S. Toronto 2 O I I Oakland 7, Detroit i Today's Games at (Blyteven Texas S-i) Cleveland (Eckersiey 4-4), (n) Chicago (Barrios 5-3) at Soston (Jenkins 5-5). (n) Kansas City (Splittorff 41) at New fork ('riei 7.1), (n) Only games scheduled t ( C I) Tuesdays Games Texas at - Cleveland, (n) Milwaukee at Baltimore. Chicago at Boston. (n) SI Torordo at Detroit, (n) Kansas City at New York. (n) California at Minnesota. (n) Oakland at Seattle, (n) 0 a Minor Leagues - 14330; 31.44 SECOND - 3-I. C: 1. Stogie 'Joe (5) 10.40. 1.20. 2.10; 7. Hera (3) 7.50. 2.10: 3. Unwlnder (1) 3.20; 0 (35) 13.00; P (5-3) 13.20; 1 (3.)-1)141.40; Big Q (1.3) (3-5) 532.00; 35.71. THIRD-3-4, D: 1. Cut In (1) 7.10, 1.10. 3.70; 3. Reincarnated (7) 3.60, 2.10; 3. Temples Tornado (1) 3.10; 0 (1.7) 15.50; P (4 7) 44.00; T (47.1) 244.50. 35.60. FOURTH S-li, C: 1. Chicory (3) 35.40, 12.20.7.00:2. Brown Heath (1) 12.00,4.20;). Heartaches (4) 3.20; 0 (13) 112.20; P (3-1) fl7.50; I (31-I) Civ'ne 77 34 .443 (3.4-3) 204.50; 31.54. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SIXTH - Matpiry Clsttnga Colmbus 4020.447 25 32 .415 11'.'1 25 33 .461 12 Kzsxvlle 72 35 .341 15 Sunday's Results Charlotte A. Jacksonville I Chattanooga S Columbus 4 10 Montgomery 4. Knoxville S Savannah 12, Orlando 1 T.day's Games savannah at Jacksonville Orlando it Charlotte Chatlanooga at Montgomery Knoxville at Columbus FLORIDASTATILEAGUE Seeth W L PcI. OR West Pot" BIadI 35 It .641 MiamI 31 23 .354 2½ Pompano5each 31 75 All 5 20 34 .310 15 Font Lauderdale - Cocoa North WLPct.')S $t. Petersburg WardU Haven Tampa Daytona Beach . - 34 26 .50 1½ 21 36 .500 S 75 32 .147 7 21 31 311 12 Sunday's Results Pompano Beach A. Daytona BIOch Coma 43, Miami II Winter Haven i, Tampa 3 SI. Petersburg S. Fort Lauderdale Lakeland 4, West Palm Beach 3 - 1541; - ._• • NINTH - I M - 1. Middle I (Bridges) 10.40 4.50 2.10: 2. lzz'ys Aggie ISO 3.00;). Easter April 750; 0 (31) 23.60; 1 190.10; 3:03.4. TENTH - 1 M - 1. Delta Long ag1jt) 5.40 4.20 3.20; 2. Ocala Butler 4.50 3.40. 3. Squaw Birdie 0 (34) 14.40; T (157.50; 2:07,2. A - 2352; Handle - $100,104, AT SEMINOLE TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - (Hysell)6. Ahab (Metcalf) 7. Speedy a SEVENTH - Handle NINTH -1. sass (1) 21.50 1000 4.10; 2. Loyola (2) 10.50 5.50; 3. - $131.%l. 173,00; RESULTS 11.00; 3. AlberdI-Blanco (2) 3.50; 0 (4$) 74.60; T (S4-2) 434.40. T (42.1) Sfl.00. 7.00 4.40; 2. TraniBlanco (5) 3.20 I. Irani.Cobian (5) TWELFTH-11. IsasaEct,anix IV 'j 0 -.-------00 ce, 0 By d (Crank) 2. Farmstead Charlie (Bridges) 3. subtle East (Thistlewood) 4. Jersey Silk (KOmq1) S. Jay P (Rcbrtcn) S. Winning Tina (Regur) 7. Measured Flo (Neely) I. Gypsy Schuyler (Udell). EIGHTH - I M - Claiming Pace 53.000-2.301. Purse $730: 1. Fairlawn Special (Spriggs) . Caruso (Becker)). Sassy Devil (Ferrari) 1. Byrd K (Ruggles) S. Valid Frank (Stevens) 6. Snow Mercury (BrIdge's) 7. Lisa Lie See(ihlen(eldl I Albion Ems (Magic) A.E. 1 Moe B (Metcalf). NINTH Vs N - Claiming Pace $1,500. PUnS $400: I. Crazy Goose (Buttamonte) I. Meadow Challenger (Stader) 3. Belandger (Robinson) 1. Sheherazade (Hysell) S. King Dan Adios (Unknown) 6. Grey Bill (DAmato) 7. Jimbo Creed (Bridges) S. Red C. Place (unknown) A.E. 1. Bordners Pride (Griffin) A.E.2 Vortex (Komori) P FIRST - 13-14 M - Claiming Pace $730. Purse $101: 1. Becky's Finale (Hartaler) 2. Suit (Bennett) 3. All Time Record (Bereinak) I Lyrwthurst Ben (White) S. Arden Ed (Newman) 4. Red Counsel (Weaver) 7. Chief Direct Time (Unknown) I. Timmie Win(Spriggs) A.E. I. Worthy Robin (Unknown) A.E.2 Red Head Symbol (J.C.Smlth). SE CON D-1M- Condition Trul, Purse $410: I. Smokealong (Namle) 2. Chuck Dean (Crank) 3. Rebel I Guy (Roy) 1. Flyer Farong (Hyi.ell) New officers include: Mrs. Ruth Winter, vice irst vice president ; M rs. Julia H rr, f irs Ha : president; Sept . 23 summer season TheShamrock Circle met at the home of Mrs. illa Amor and Mrs. Florence Tardiff for a splash party and box lunch a ll active during the early Introducing Don Simpson IF • Valve Seats Machined Cracked Cylinder Head Repair • Valve Seats Installed Pressure Testing DON SIMPSON Tony Delgatto Valve Guides Knuded __ Valve Guides Instailed GET ALL THE TIRE YOUR MONEY CAN BUY! IF YOU DRIVE AN IMPORTED SPORTS CAR, CHECK OUR PRICES ON MICHELIN US' STEEL-BELTED RADIALS. MICHELIN FIRST! sel a second beat' Brake Drums & Rotors Turned ..aa Herald Correspondent and arithmetic I get nervous, nervousness. up took Recently I game of backgammon, numbers and arithmetic. Soon after I discovered this little In club backgammon Casselberry, located behind the Beef Eater's Inn. The Grammoneer's Club It's called. Suppressing a nervous quaver, I dialed the club's number and arranged an Interview with Bill Graham, administrator, who said come by at 10:30 and we'd pla y a a couple of games. altogether unnerved at the thought of playing backgam- \ 0 ~\,,0,6 v~'-~,,.', \ Econolines. .V '', '.':-. smiled nervously. I really wanted to play backgammon with him but an antique backgammon table, know about his club. eight o'clock. Tournaillent fee5 % LU M&a. Jdcft5PJI. us oiiice. tie says ne ioses about $2,000 a year meeting the overhead of the club, but that doesn't seem to matter. What's important to him is promoting interest In the game. Every Wednesday night, beginning at eight o'clock, he provides free lessons. On Friday nights there are tournaments that get underway at "' game before and knew that six and four were fine openers. However I put my players in the wrong place. Graham craned over the table and said in a soft voice, "Beg your pardon, six and four go here." 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California reader donated itself as much uthe indignities husband died of cancer.) $1,000 to my favorite charity for deterioration, dependence Abby, Abby, you would be doing your readers a trnendous and hopeless pain. I therefore acquainting him with The ,At Libraries that medication be mer- Using Will service by explaining The A Texan "I want a them clfully administered to me to Stories, films, puzzles and Uving Will and telling alleviate suffering even though Living Will because when books are all ready for the how to obtain Gabriel blows his born, B.J. IN CONCORD thiS may hasten the moment c S.O.B. is going to keep me from children's summer reading program at the Seminole DEAR &J.: The Uving Will death. going." m request is msiie after community libraries starting simply a document that Is I requested six copies, and careful roosideritloil. I hope week, reads as follows: you who care for me will fed sent a check for $lto rover cost The Seminole County South To my family, my phySician, morally bound to follow Its of documents and mailing. It's Ubrary in Seminole Plaza, mandate. I recognize that this tax deductible. my lawyer, my clergyman, send for The Using Ca.sselberry. will have movies To any medical facility in appears to place a heavy u )'OU every other Tuesday and responsibility uponyou, but ills WI!, please be patient. whose care I happen to be. sergeants in the Air Force, but I . ,1/j 4 but it's much more enjoyable." Looking beautiful also is not male troops in line, was the 1974 Miss Lackland Air Linda, a former beauty Force Base. queen, is the small arms "I'm not out to prove anynymarksmanship training in- thing to anyone," she says of structor at Lowry Air Force her job preference. "This Is a Base here, the first Air Force job that has be done, and I woman to hold the job. enjoy doing it." "I picked this job because it And her boss agrees. Ray was different," she says, "an d! Delk, the range officer, has #"1 did not want tobe stuck behind called her "one of the rnostout. a typewriter. Small arms standing small arms intrainingisnotajobyoucan structorsihaveseen in my look beautiful at all day long - career I may EXPERIENCE .INTEGRITY SERVICE f .1P .. - .- -e '' DF:NVEII iAPi - Linda Minor may be one of the prttiest •" "'-.' 1' ,I 1. _` .. ii'll " .-I, ,11" I 0, 0 - It. - e of more to '-. - ~ I -It .. - it ! I ~~,,:,- r ,- & ~ "a, '41V - . , -' - r . ,I . . -. ~ I _ '' :" 41, . I ' - - - - .ç - At _.y'.f"•'( wrote: 0i, W ITH THIS COU PON ON LY With a Service Team like this you can't lose! .). . -..at'j . UV- £ SJJWJIC WIU we are playing for four hundr'! dollars. It was a shame we weren't playing for real money beca use I won. Driving off,! was wondering why I was nervous about numbers and what a useless worry it all was. Alter all, I just beat the master at his own game. And then again, maybe that's j ust his way of encouraging pr ospective members tojoin his & WULUU 'Prettiest Sergeant' On Target , - ' dCUIL like to bet on the game we were playing. To my relief, the 1100 bills he dumped on the table were not the real thing. In backgammon, players double the bet if they feel the possibilities of winning are good. Only If the other player accepts the double will the bet increase, Graham suggested doub ling. recklessly I said "Double it! Now we are playin g for two red dollars.We throw th _______ 1 a comprehensible to me becau.se get box cars and snake eyes and 'JIUidLIi4)iy "This may be won by experlenced players or beginrers," says Graham. The usual jackpot is around $50. The club keep.s 20 per cent of the pot every week and at the end of the month the person who has won the most games during the month wins this jackpot. Tournament scor in g is in- -y'' I '-' - 4 is Blocks-Cleaned, Decked, Bored FREE , A I shake his hand. mon with the owner backgammon club and having to count in front of a total of . - • It ~ ce , 14 3 .~ ng gear, I somehow managed to - Hydraulic Hoses Made TONY DELGATTO S • $ R1119MA Vu • ' . particular!y enjoys working and Cylinder Head Resurfacing started eleven and turned a natural talent and hobby into a pro. fession. He has been ser. vicing Ford products since 1964, wInning Ford's Top Technician Award in 073. Tony Is capable in all phases of auto mechanics but he on Pintos • 11 mechanicing at the age of Repair .4 camera equipment By TOM SMITH CITY OF TOMORROW O . , Own Game His '* Living Will Puts End To Agony , Introducing Tony DeIg.atto Brakes Front End At 11 Complete Valve Job Operatn ,.. (photos By Tom Smith) Wannr FEATURI NG: 11 . '-" Fowson Ford, Fowson, -'.. t... • Mrs. Pryor W. Percival, heard a talk on summer gardening. A progressive luncheon at the homes of Mrs. Albert Croniger, Mrs. Robert Lindsey and Mrs. Charles Wyman was enjoyed by the Amaryllis Circle. The Azalea Circle enjoyed a trip through the lakes and canals of Winter Park. A business meeting was held by the Camellia Circle at the home of Miss Frances Peck. Mrs. Ernest Holvay wav hostess for the Dogwood Circle who saw a slide presentation on the flowers of Northern Canada, The business meeting of the Poinsettia Circle was held at the home of Mrs. Herman Certified. Most two of our members: Md., in 1537. Before joining our service department Don was associated with Heintzleman Ford and Sun State Ford of Orlando. He became a registered Ford Tichni. CIII1 in 1570, a certified mechanic in 1973. He has attended all Ford Service SChOOIs and is currentty on. . . I arrived right on the minute, We feel Prosser has one of the finest, most highly trained group of service personnel you can find anywhere. They're experienced, Ford trained and rolled in special classes teaching the newest Ford service techniques. - Deltona Garden Circles Busy once. He began his career SPORTS Cathy LA.!uLLing, correspon- ding secretary; Mrs. Wyona French, chaplain; Mrs. Dorothy Langknecht, auditing committee chairman; and Mrs. Gladys Granneman and Charles Weydig, auditing I committee members, The club will adjourn for the summer until Western Hero. with a and greeters O Don Simpson, a true prof,,.. sion.al with 40 years expsrl. were were mrs. camine roucxe and Mrs. Beatrice Kirchner. r Fake Frot, I. Notts Blunder; I. SEVENTH - 1-16, C: 1. Marion's Cull.; 2. Metric Mate; 3. Mountain Jigger; i Jon Jon; S. Mushroom. 4. Sea. 7. Rise's Image; S. Kitty R. EIGHTH - 1-14 A. 1. Jarhead Boone; 2. Hardy Champ;). Shadow Way; 1. Malou Dellte; S. Gene Austin; 6. K's Spice; 7. Lusty .an; I Darlene G. NINTH - is C: 1. Le Mistral; 2. T's tide; 3. Nixon Velvet; 1. Cousin Kim; S. Keen Ross; 6. Sand Blaze; 7. Trade Day; S. Printers Star. TENTH -S.li,B: I. Aitha's Boy; 2. Guide Lad; 3. Uncle Sam; A. Tulsa King; S. Cincbar; 4. G.R. Pete; 7. Funcheon Rocket; I. Itsy Bidiwon. ELEVENTH - S-li. A; I. Toney G.. 2, Trading Post; ).Octane; 1. Odd Stacy; S. Lori day; 4. Antic Lily, 7. K's Notary; I. Sandy's .Je'taway a . . 1411 'I Beat The Master Jane Carpenter Bob and Ercell Gray, hosts, £-.. 5.1 I: 5- t. .J 5.1 uUC& anu Euzaueui 1iett and guests Boy an ti Betty Carroll from Rochester, New York. SECOND - 1. UrlarteOvy (s) 433.00. ELEVENTH - 1. Nnfor-Epurbi 16.80 1.40 3.60; 2. Bob-Pocina (7) 13.40340; 3. Nestor-Carlos (1) 7.50; (3) 21.60 10.60 440; 2. TraniCheva 0(15)101.20; P (57) 315.30; T (5-1- (5) 4.50 4.20; 3. Alberdi.Paco • - - Alex and Evelyn Serraes Bob and Arlene 2.10;). RamcnCobian (4) 4.00; Q 4 7) 3400; P (74) 141.40; 1 (744, - - .-_. Pinecrest. 4 0: 1. McBormie; 2. Sandy's Mons; 3. Odd Nickolas; 4. Dazzle; S. Norwegian Prince; 6. DRIVE All IMPORTED "We dont A -: • . - 703131013 Lakeland - • :. Tuesday-Saturday, 10 am. to 5 p.m. . 5 p.m. £Ifre no admission ant. Sunda y, charge. I '' Members and husbands of Xl Theta Epsilon Ch apter of Beta Sigma Phi got togeth er for a - 225.40. FOURTH I. Victor-Egutbl (2) Claiming Pace 23.40 7.50 7.50; 2. Irusta.Arrleta (1) . (12) 43.40; P (2-1) 123.00; 1 (2-1 j) EIGHTH 1. Galdos-Cobian (3) TWELFTH -1. IsasaGasti it (1) 10.2)3.203.10; 2. Oscar-Mafldiola (3) Scot (Piper) 6. T.J.Q. (Regur) 7. 4,103.40; 2. LoyolaMandiola (2) 4.10 Bunny Tonka (Whit.) S. Saratoga 3.00;). Apr.izArrle$a (7) 7.20; 0 (121 40.40; P (1-2) 125.10; T )I-2-7) Dale (Peters) SIXTH - % M -Claiming Pace 411 40. SIXTH -1. Tranl.Pecina 3.00 $1,310. Purse 5451: I. I'll Get t (Massey) 2. Lynn Hargrave 73007.50; 3- Sold-Paco (1)4.503.40; - I N Ii 1. Vktor.Cobian (7) 1.243.50. 151.10. - Time (Rau) 1250 3.40 5.20 - 2 JIIy (Whayland) 2. Dii Worthy (1.2) 11.20; P (2.1) 111.40; 1 (2-1-4) - SEVENTH (5-3.2) 234,10. - - is open - - - 03 Western Div ision FIFTH -1. ZubiGasti 11(2)1050 440 320 2. MutiliiEchanlz (4) 3.40;). LoyolaCobian (1)3.40; Q (2 - Time Weaver). FIFTH - 1 M 31703052½ .lksnvl• NINTH 1. Oscar (4) 5.40 5.20 3.20; 2. RGdo Ifo (I) 4.00 3.20; 3. Doily Jester 3.40; Q (3.1) 141.20; 1 154611 16019.00; 1'343 3125.5172 Orlando as 4 A 31.34; Handle $254,411. SATURDAY NIGHT RESULTS FIRST -S-li. 1: 1. AttIc's Scout (3) 40.00. 15.10, 13.40; 2. Morley's Topper (1) 11.50 7.50; 3. Slapstick (2) 1.40; Q (1.5) 111.10; P (5-1) iu.'o. 6.20 4.400. Zubl-Rodolfo (1) 6.20; Q (2-3) 31-10, P (3-2) 45.40. T (3-2,4) - 1-14. C: 1 Yellow Admiral (1) 3.50. 2.40. 2.40; 2. .IM's Jubilee 4.00 3.60; 3. Bye By, Met. 117,40; 3772, (31) 44.20 P (S.)) W30. i ($3 (Unknown)6. Flag Boy (Whayland) 1) 43.20; P (4-7) 109-20; T (4-7-2) - - I 12-4 5) .&; ii. 15. TWELFTH - 5-14. 1: I. K's Magellan (6) 3.40, 2.10. 7.20; 2. Go Baker (1)5.$0,S.00;3. Baby Wire (1) 100; 0 (4-7) 43.10; P (6 7) 103.50; T JAI- ALAI ATDAYTONAIEACH SATURDAY Sharon Ruth (Marches@) 21.60 14.80 2. Reveille Gin (Strong) 3. Westerns 4.40; S (4-4) 15.00; T ($43) 223.10 2 - 11 SECOND 1M 1. Westerns Rev (Bridges) 3.10 300 2.20: 2 *.rmbro Jimmy 4.20 2.20; 3. Flukey 1 Mud Po 35) 22.40; 31.54. ELEVENTH 5.14, T.A: 1. (DeiCam ) 20405 00 450 - 2 A MOrWYch8ng1r (2) 3.40, 14 2.10; 2. bro Newark 4.40 4.80; 3. Valley 3.20. 3.00, 7.50; 2. Pmareto (2) 3.10. Upon Over Two (H 3.20. 3Forbes SSO 0 (15) 42 20- 1 (5-1.3) 3.40; 3. JM's Look Toots (4) 7.20; 0 Shredder (5) 4.50; Q (27) 24.20; P 35370' 2042 - 0 75,60; T (.3-6) 721.20, 39.03, Svasvsah ' chick 40 4. 3. Trani-Wally (4) 4,20. Q so 3. IsMa-Rodolfo (4) 1.10; Q 37) 33.40; P (15) 102.00; T (7 ) 7.40 3.00; 3. Ramon-Dvila (1) 7.50; 0(2-4) 33.00; P (42)14.10; 1 (42.1) SOUTHERN LEAGUE Eastern Division WL Pct. OR . 1 M -1 Big Eye jai 13.005,20 3.40; 2.N amen-Maniole 131 I FOURTH I M - CIaImlng Pace Un 54.00; P (2.7) 144.10; T (27.1) .i, Purse $411: 1. Mindy Nib 2,411.00; Daily Double (1.2) 140.20. THIRD 1. Nestor-Goros (4) (Hysell) 2. Victorious Beau (Bereismith) 1. Gayle Stanton 14.4010.005.10; 2. Said-Ovy (7) 13.10 CAR? - 0 - - 33 40 P (3.2) 71.40; 1 (3-2-I) 703.10; Tuesday's Games 31 FIRST- S-liD: I. Breezy Bob; 2. New York at Atlanta, (n) SEVENTH -5.14.0: 1. Kema (4) Sparkle Flossie; 3. Red Clown; 4 Philadelphia at. Cincinnati, 17.20. 4.20, 2.50; 2. OR Stormy Sue J.. S. Ks July; 4. Shelton (n) Monday (5) 1.10. 3.00; 3. X's Streaker; 7. c Lonesome Jos Montreal at Houston. (n) Lonesome (1)2.20; 0 (5-6) 115.20; P Linden Dolly. Chicago at San Diego. (n) SECOND - 3-I, C: I. Miss Muir; 340.20; 1 (6-5-1) 761.00; 31.0. St. Louis at San Francisco. (4-5) EIGHTH - 1-111. C: 1. K's Tutti 2. Ro$ey Day; 3. Tothnova; , (n) Fruiti (1)1.20. 2.40. 2.40; 7. Palumbo Cotton Wood; S. Don Jay; 4. Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. (6) 5.80,11-00; .50;). Spring Time Nan (2) Billyheigue Lass; 7. Hello Hattie; 5 ( ) 4.20; 0(14) 32.60; P (14) 45.50; T L.L.'s Busy. (147) 415.10; 31.55. THIRD -, S-li, 0; I. Ed's NINTH - 5.16. 0: I. Randy Dayster; 7. Im Bother; 3. G.R. American League Bother (1) 4.70.240, 7.20; 2. Kenny's Pronto; 4. MOSSDefIle; S. Lady's most W L Pt?. Os Sport (1) 400.3.50;). Don Goodman Day; 6. Texas Flower; 7. K's 34 75 574 - (5)4.40; 0 (1-4) 21.50; P (14) 53.40; Astraea; S. Outworked N York FOURTH - 5-14, I I. Skein's Boston 32 21 371 ½ T (14-I) 20640; 32.00. TENTH - S-li, A: 1. Helen Holiday; 7. PIer Emperor; 3. . Bait 31 26 .SU 2 Milwkec 25 31 .453 3½ Wheels (4) 20.20.8.20.4.60; 2. Gypsy stripped; 1. Deauville Wonder; S. Cleve 24 2$ .442 6½ Day (5)5.10.3.I0;3. Loco Motion (7) Nixon Mary Gene; 6. Des Esseintcs; 3.00; Q (43) 50.20; P (43) 233.10; T 7. Blue Romy; I. Mark Below. Detroit 21 31 .436 I (4.5-7) 756.10; 32.11. FIFTH -5.16, 0: 1. Salty Sister; Toro*o 23 32 .110 5 ELEVENTH - 5-14, 0: 1 Dam 2. Butch Bother; 3. Knockmant West Minn 31 21 sai - Yanky (2) 2-M 2.20, 2.20; 2. Let's Hunter; 4. L.L.'s Babes: S. Ke*n Chat (4) 3.60. 2.20; 3. Buzzin Blaber Rita; 4. Pearl's Pain; 7 Chicago 31 25 154 2 2.30;Q(74) 11.20; P124)11.40; Makeamark; S. Jarwin Willy. Calif 25 77 .305 4½ Texas 26 77 .451 S%t 452 4 K.C. 77 75 Oakland n 3, 11 Seattle Saturdays Results New York 6. Minnesota 5 Texas at Boston. 2. ppd. rain Kansas City 4, Milwaukee 0 FIRST I I I (121) 521.10; 31.54. THIRD 1M 1 Cold C Comber EIGHTH - ~. C. 1. The Lost (i.C.Smith) 10.503-40 too, GUide (1) 7,20. 3.50. 3.00 2. C.D. P nt 140340- 3 OK Scot 4.00 . Blister (3) 1.50. 4.20; 3. Exile An. 255.20- T(SI4) 121300-201 3.60;). Royal Blazer (8) 4.00; 0 (2-3) Only games scheduled AT SEMINOLE SATURDAY'RESULTS (3) 160.2.60; 1. Instant Pleasure (I) 7,70; 3. Back Door (I) 5,40; Q (-) 2:05.3. 2.40. 0 (23)1.60. P (2-3) 15.50. T (2- 21.50; P (4-5) 144.30; T (4-SI) SIXTH FIFTH Today's Games 3. Red Dor Boy IT. Smith) 4. Choo Choo Magoo (BrIdges) 7. Crickets Song (Whit.) S. Deburartte Ties (O'K,lIy) A.E. I Gold Circo (Bridges) A.E. 2 Z$i. Perkins (Munti). 1. Bold*-Che,a 111 4o SIXTH TENTH -1. MutiilaGoirlsna (5) 11.20 4.70 3.40; 2. lsasaPaco (3) 3.10 4.10; 2. UrlarteEgurbi (3) 3.20 10.10 5.20; 3. GiIdos-Mandloia (2) 4.40; 3. VictorJivief (4) 4.50; Q (3 1.20; Q (5.1) 43.20; P (5-5) 117.10; T 7) 33.20; P (7.3) $5.40; (7.3.4) 2n,glits - PYWW (1) 140. 3.40, Ham s Racing FIRST 1. Bob.Goros (1) 10.20 Diane (Bridges) 4. MOlts Rascal 4.00 2.50; 2. Julian-Ca.IOs (3) 10.00 (Ormsby) S. Onus Lisa (Neilson) &. 4.20 3. Nestor-Cheva (I) 4.Z; (1Delightful Miss (Lyons) 7. NIObO 3)21.40; T (1-3*) 244.20. 1. fruits Carlos (2) SECOND (Hysell) S. Orlandos Pride (Bin- Lawn (1) 4.00. 5.10; 3. Rambling CIa-I. (3) 3.00 .io 2.50; 3Band (2) 11.00. 0 (I-I) 14.20. P (4-1) N Swift (1) 4.00, 4.10; 3. 0*1 Piiti Pittsburgh 1 Montreal 4. Cincinnati 4 .4 FIFTH -5-I6. A: 1. Miss Lady Go (5) 27.20, 4.20, 4.20. 2. Wampum (4) 3.40.2-10; 3. Factual (S) 7.40; Q (5.4) .00; P (3-4) 127.30; 1 (3.4.5) 1141.40; 31.44. 3 20.3.00;). Kim Luke (1) 4.10; Q 0 15.40; P (5.2) 45.50; T (3-7.1) N.00; SEVENTH S-li. C: 1. Arden ClIff (1) 5-60"'i-20'3-20; 2. Brisk Bin Dog Racing FIRST West 11 1 1)0.10; 31.10. media: paintings, drawings, graphics, sculpture, photography, and crafts. Bruce Dempsey, director of the Jacksonville Art h. 4k 4 Museum, will 'I 'v"' The exhibition offers th° the op. ii a at. L. 2 PoUflY to review uiese new art wora w a gallery setting and to purchase many of them. I 1-1 'I, PHONE 305 322-3315 '; PHILIPS 'n ) line Philips Decorating Den; 31t West 13th St SANFORD, FLORIDA Wally PhIIE's �2I-tV,fthltH.fiId.Sanfo,d,FL — aa as 2) 4' 630 12'NBCNEWS 6 CBS pws BU HXIAIjS HEROES 24 vtuj. A.LEORE 2 - 4 I' 7:00 '2 TO TEU THE TRUTH 4 BRADY BUNCH THE CROSS WiTS 4 EMERGENCY ONE '(I 9 wIU). WflJ) cfl OF 4 A - LIARS QJ 2' MacNEIL-LEHRER REPOST 730 I '2) VIILDK'NGDOM PhlhesvsCincmmaljReds. 4i HOLLYW000SOUARES I Ø INSEARCHOF.....Calls 24) .VOR1D WAR I. Episode 12) MV THREE SONS 24 EAST (pfl'p.L 900 2) tZ PC MOVIE: 'The War Between The Tales." THE PRAIRIE. La*sa keeps her nag an the race against Neibes new high stepping Richatd Cronna. Elizabeth 625 HEALTH(Wed.)PROF1LESIN EDUCATION (Thurs.) CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (FiI. DALY DEVOTiONAL 6:30 (121) (P.fon.) WITH THIS R*I0 (Fri.) SONSHINE 1 4) KUTM4A (6) S()J.ER SEMESTER moo profesorltrxtehisWaiitu'n'i C1er'snptosnSciJiarj after his wile learns of •his irfidelity. 14) 16) MAUDE: Walters worries over a loan runs his vacation. (R) Central Air.erpcantja,e 24 NEPALLISERS;Episocje 20 ifl sones gerief ar hisgi3vevrrnentareattackedby the press, and his dosest 600 4] (Mon.) CAMERA THREE (Tues.. This'S.) FAA AM) H 0 M E (Wed.) E V F P V W 0 M A N (Fri.) - - - CLIP HERE, I I I '24) MACNEIL-LEHRER RE- PORT ji I S . CabOt. 1948. (Wed.) (Thus.) '24 Id ' r LEDDELr i() HES LUCY (R) (24 THE ELECTRIC COM -4 1:31. 1:53 U I -.. FOR THE LOVE OF . I 10-30 ' 2) (12) HOLLYWOOD S0RES 4) .CTHEPRICEISRIGHT BENJI I :Is,:Is I t.:__. I 7j '241 (Mon.. Wed.. Fri.) 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Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Elaine RiCtsarde Deputy Clerk CARROLL BURKE Attorney for PetItloni,' 6)2 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg Sanford, FlorIda Phone (303) 372.742 Publish: June 13, 70, 21. July 4, 1511 OEM-SI RENEWAL OPTION AT Publish: Jutse 13,11, 13, 21, 1577 t. --- .. ,t .- . flIAA.a . 1, NIGHT AUDITOR - Experienced Class and NCR 4200 AAA EMPLOYMENT 204S Sunland- Clean 3 BR, I bath. 323 S176 RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 32226)). ________________________________ Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aide Companion, Needed immediately, - _________ ________ _______________ _____________ ________ 1-Card of Thanks 6250636. LPPI - Sinc,re thanki to our many friends Educational ChUd Car. for as tow for the beautiful floral ttibutfl as 52 weekly If you qualify. 323 and kind expressions of sympathy _____________________________ ______________________________ s.iu or 323 *133 e*tefldedatthetimeof the passing _____________________ ofourmother,LenaM Bradford. -____ THE BRADFORD FAMILY 9—Good Things to Eat _______________________ _________ ___________________ 4-Personals HENS for sale. Lurnar Poultry ----.-----..- .. Farm in Samsula (10 miles West New Smvrna Beach C. Located off Weddings with Elegance Hwy 4.4. on Samsul. Dr. to Call Dot-Notary Public Watermelon Lane. 1 101 121.3431. 233026or 373 0667 - ' ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 67* 1227 for "WE Care." Adults & Tetrit. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON • Pea,, black eyes a. acre, Beans, Cukes U pick. 373 60w. Ask for Joe. S Cameron Ave-look for U pick signs on left. Fiesh Zeliwood Corn, daily. $2.30 by.. Fresh picked Biackeyed Peas, Squash, Green beans, Tomatoes. Ga, Peaches, all 3 lbs. for $1, or by the bushel, Ic coid watermetons. BAGGS MARKET, 24*3 Sanford Ave., Sanford. FOR FAMILIESOR FRIENDS OF PROBLEMORINKERS rur TurTnCr Inrormailon call lii-*3l7 or write Al Anon Family Group, _____________________________ P0 Box 333. SelitOI'd. Fia. 3777). . FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alhoi( Anonymoys Can Help Phone 423 4317 Write P0 Box 1213 Sanford,Florida 37771 _______________________ DIVORCE FORMS For tre, in formation write to Box 7l, _______________ - ------ - - - - -- - -_______ Teaching band students private l,SsOn% All instruments. 373 ofle CHARM SCHOOL - Models Unlimited, 6 weeks, $40 (sum men 104 233 6730 or 104 233 6731 -18-Help Wanted ____________________________ _____________________________ - --- -. 4 _______ PARTS MAN - Part time Ex p,renced auto parts AAAFMP(OYUENT LOST. Ladys bone shoulder purse 3loCommerciai 3235176 ___________ _________________________________ in Pantry Pride parking lot, F. I. _______________ June 3 FInder PLEASE return all Working Dad desires lady to live in medIcal receipts, nolebooks. & I. care for c.hldren Room, board personal Items No questions a. Stary 531 6)X_ asked 323 1513 Lost & ' Found - --- Royal Biue imitation alligator wallet, Friday downtown Sanford. Finder return papers No questions asked Call coiled 501 flS 2416 or 323 SIll B D Hannah 4 '4 _______________ FOUND - Lady's gold ram. eye glasses Thursday, parking lOt, Sheriff's Dept 372 5113 Ext 205 or * Parts Counter Sales * Large agricultural firm needs sales clerk experienced en sales I stocking farm equipment parts Auto parts knowledge helpful Permanent lull time position with excellent fringe ben.fit Contact Personnel Dept , A DUDA & SONS, INC .Oviedo, Fla ,PH 303 363544) An Equal Opportunity Ernpioyer ____________________ oo , with 4 FOUND- Black male kitt _______ 373 3777. —________ ite paws &-chin — Lost- Female Yorkee Terrier, black with brown legs 1. head, Lastseen6l0 l7OMellonviilearea Children-s pet Rar3 3fl 7531 or after S 30, 373 $352 ____________________ _____________________ _______________________________ $. ClaSsified 405 see the buying a. selling community every day Read & use them Often _______________________________ __________________________ HaIr Stylist, prefer master or ap prentIce. Call 373 7530 Irom I 30 _________________ am to Spm _____ _________________________ 34-Wiobile . , (ti rrt • ) WHILE SUPPLY LASTS C TYPE LICENSE Phone 339 071$ you Call 3310711 REPAIRMAN - 36-Resort 'roperty ______________________________ 37-Business PtopEdy - AAA EMPLOYMENT Stylist, Master licensed, only the best need apply. 322571). den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at Post Office Bo* 753, 0rIano, Florida 32*02. and file the original witis the Clerk of the above styled court on or before July 7th, lyl;; Otherwise a judgment may be en tered against yOu for the relief demanded Wi the complaint or peffl ion WiTNESSmyhand saio Crt on June 2nd, (SOIl) 11of 1577. addressing evelopes. Send stamped envelope plus lOc. Will sign lease I 904 7340399 private lot, garage. Lake Monroe area 3231732 Real — -. 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'o"ey And it e,',i>rO 'j ç> much fvthe' , to veduce the use 01 g.4SOlifll is tO Cul tlOAfl on IfTI One QQJ operalion 0? ,o' automobiles a" Conditioner Only use it on cx trem,Iyhotdas yol,nolicelnefueisaengsimmedateiy J TQday s aehiCies ate almost iCufldprOOl With And 1 5 sa'e' , d accordance with the provisions ox ttv," Fictitlqus Name Statutes, To ,enici,saritjothe,*a,AiflQde,iCes nii'q GIVE A DARN Drixe 55 and tu'fl OFF he ar condl '> YOU ltCkt i.e sainQs i?7 1'. save Ccis. WIt; Section $3 0$ FlorIda Statutes Life. 5 ' - MPH RfiM?lLJ1I1 ' . GOVERNORS HGHWAY 1 k. SAFETY COMMISSION it, - bath, large paneled family room with lirepiace. fenced yard. carpet, drape's, air. low 141e5 129.300 37) 333) - SANFORD 3 BR, new carpet SIS.lO0 $100 down. 111319 P I $' pct APR. 30 years SANFORD 1213 Magnolia Av Income property S BR. 3 bath apartment building Call fnr details 5)7.300 CRANK CON - ST REALTY REALTORS - $30606) ,_,,,,,_E.eL 373 lii Mayfair Circle. Sanford. 3 n. 571,300 balh. AC unit I' Reasonable offer may be ac cepled 322 2710 IDYLLWILDF 113 Aidean DI' Award winning 2 story. I BR. r • bath, designed ton entertanmenl Call br details 5103.000 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT 2300 Meiionvilte Sanford 'i Monthly Rentals Available Wrn 2 THOMPSON REALTY Peg Real Estate Broken .I"l. ' Ii." REAL TQ' [I] 3S65PAl4' Day'. Nights I tYP1arIner's MBage . COUNtS LOT - ii, lovely wtIl, A*i5ibøM.4. 3 bq4rem. I' 56m Mm, itP. CIa ten . l.'c.d yd .tti trp- :-'ra' SiI .S txmy so lilt ) dw.S. I bedveem 'view it lilt 5ovmi,Ie,u Lvi F.ivc•C iid. scr.,n.d vcti and wire ttt.soe tu PItA CI'.ANCi'lO p you wANT alresm Mm. anti. ' viit.r. t*i tare. I bedvce*n 0 )... 151111 viti I 55P51 Pl nv Siit 50 Vi Li Narwey Owed larens. 54t 500 Id 141 )i 1141$ LOVrLY I b4Uiv. I' 5,5 Z lwe. It if' PM fi..'t .cl,siv ii,, carrer 4i cie'.' 1.qei ye' 'tr..a.d p.-(II. IJ 'Ii u,.se. 322-49'? 1 - Pnii5 1972 Thunderbird, loaded, tilt wheel. lull power. I new radial tires_, 11.300 miles, mint condit,on. $7995 -, Will consider trade 373 779) _ details P0 OSON MARINE 2928 Hwy Il 72 SItu LEASE A DATSUN 2102 orB 7)0 Lowest Rates fl Town ' 59—Musical Nrchandise _- ---- -- .-,- BAIRD.RAY DATSUN -- .0041 CONSULT OUR i AND LET AN EXPERT DO THE JOB -- Air Conditioning _ ' - '' tv,sCiIiI2le.56 •)3l4771 . - Home Cleaning , Painting _______________________________ ___________________________________________ BLITZ CLEAN JANITORIAL FIVE TOWNS Ar Cond I Ref Co Eipent work Foam shampoo Free I 71 Hr Serv II? per hr Master es'm>',s Guaranteed Ph 134 Chg & BAC o k S62 3303 5100 __________ . - i-n, - Central Heat & An Cona,l:ou .lng For trrn nVrr es Call a -' I Hjrr', it - -..-lS r Sanford 322 I 1771 , ___________________________ CLYDE SPIEDY PAINTING CONT IIAC TOP FREE ESTIMATES 319 3317 - Home Improvements WANT NEW HOMES TO BUILD a. OLDONE TO REPAIR _________________________ Phon. 372 5665 - ---AR , ______________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions. Custom Work Licensed. eOesoed, Free estimate 373 603$ [l.mniI panting forever Covx'r *00(1 'O good win alum ilurri sano. alumnurn overhangs gutters Deal direct, no middle mAn 20 yr', e.p Ealle S'Jnj ci> - - ---- lOAF P S LIEAUTY SALON -. . -- -- JplIsterir - - Sentry Feni.c s Offering residential & Smaller meSh aluminized Chain link, guaranteed better, 3 Ii> $ times longer, at galvanized pres Cail 530 4772 Ion free eStirna!rt I placeto live, canto drive, a lob. or some secvce v'x, rr.i,e need of. 'eao ill i.' i' tO', eler, :. _____________________________ -- Swimming Pools ___________________________________ Grl(%hBu,r', lr ',P',i fl' uf'Stmt-q'I Piii' )* ' (l.'SSiled Id fIr rsuii', ________________________________________________________________ S , _____________________________ E PEP T LAWN SERVICE ',Sowng EiJgng FertlXng Commevcial & Residenlal Phone 373 1797 Freq Estimates , Tree Service I ______________________________ I I lii', ii.,. Pr')St "urt ,iu' .., 'd'.% 31) P01 i •' .'', irstalled. Servced & Repaired I i.r 'mc,' lii type.', 'rex' *ori rre Estimates 371 0251. 9 10 3 i ,n5 Lawn Sprinkle'r Hauling Systems 4 YARD REFUSE & Oi. 0 APPLIANCES Ph 3*9 5311 I Sanford locall -_______________________________ , , ',) .lPi,lf (15, C> C AMPIP4O .1 "P IS IN tEMAl4D SELL III NO.'. A' hf A (111,311 lED AD Land Maintenance , I Vinyl Siding .. _________________________ -- HUEY EQUIPMENT ("tl Si'ry.Cx'. Cl.ar.ng Mo*.nq tI.I. vhi>p' io,ide' 121 35?' Cover your nom, win 30 yr guarant,eo v.ny' siding Free.: d,monttralon Decor Unlimited 3' 0115 To List Your Business...DiI 322-2611 or 831-9993 ___ ___ 1 _____ACREAGE_________ _________ -3-I. . . It you are having ditficulty lndng a Law,'i Care -.________________________ LIGHT HAULING - ---- DRAPES, UPHOLSTERY Phone 327 0707 _____________ Landscaping& _________ __._ - ALTEWAI1UNS, LiREP, .'.'IAKIN(, Classided ads serve the buying & ELECTRICAL SERVICE selling community every day Res,de'nl,al & Commercial Wirng Read I use them often Licensed. Bonded & InSured Free i — Estimate'S 373 9115 ________________________ __ i -------- ' Fencing BTuOhN iii ,.C', T .lO 1363 P.,. Dr ,i: $165 ' ' IJu s Home Mantenane ' Plumbing repairs, screen repairs. , painling. Odd iObI Reasonable L.censed -- -- The weather 5 perfect ton a back ' yard sale sell everything last : with a wnl Ad Call 372 2aIl or 131 9993 ' VI NCE NT S CARPENTRY N.> iobtonsmall 323 __________________________ Electrical .. I I i Kids gone. but the swirg set in In back yard i5n't Sell .1 *ith a *anl ad Call 372 2611 Beauty Care i, ri'.' rl tl,trr,x'tt S (ledul, Ni>c'v 311 E 1st SI .3723742 - - - Pest Control _____________________________ ' Aluminum SIding w 54mieai. Onland..W p Acroi From Ranch House 83 1.9 777 372 2352 Stemper Agt'ncy AKESIDE APARTMENT1 Highway 17.52, Sanford 86 .172 6172 Deal With And KeepYour TesltvII1 — INDUITSIAL 11,00 Wan.Aiwu. type bvl4ng w,IS al te(tIedeIijCe Has rIiIle,(.d 0i .,o Ive511I Ii accemm.4ale $ larpe l,nkiitt LOevat, pwer wvnc.s Canv..eanI t AtIs Tnico, i-f, la.'f.nl and Pert AvtIisrty fir poHibil ,,tir ilvp enSoti Maly plitbil ' HOMES — -__._%____ k* ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Lake Mary -- 3 BR. I', bath new homes Under 123.000 with less than $730 down Government funding By builder 531 16.9 Equal I BR unfurn apt , stove, ret , Ii,. carpeted. adults 193. 322 7796 after I *k dt _______ ______________________________ II' ' JuhnsOn fiberglass V Hull. 95 Johnson and an electric motor, JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72anc 73 Models Call 323 $510 or .34 with trailer, Pius many extras, 4603. Dealer 327 ______________________________ 4531 ___________________________________ I, • , Cute 7 BR. CO. open poch, large lf, Iruit tree's. lovely area. $14,300 1112 Mellonvilie, Sanford, 323 7163 Housing Opportunity Sale Furniture & misc household items Entire contents ol home must be sold by June 19th evenings ________ ____________ Eves 371 )' .\NYTIME Multipie listing Service COLOR TV, Air Cord .Maid Secv QUALITY INN NORTH I 41 SR 43-4 Longwood $62 CO ----- I 0 E Electric Dryet, excel. cord 1123 Jonnson 1 Pip Outboard motor, less than S yrs 1150 373 5774 ._' 322-2420 Sanford Adults, no pets. I BR. air. carpet. ceramic tile Lovely residential area 373 1011 , Realty F AIRLANE 101 Dniltwoci Lane Beautilul western decor 3 BR. 7 bath, *arnly room, porch. fenced. and more BPP warranted 136.300 SANFORD COURT APARTMENTS Energy efficient modern studios 330) Sanford Ave . 371 0270 ________ - 503W 1t St . Sanford 323 606) eves 373 0517 -- By Owner Freshly painted 3 BR. 2 tenstrom -_-- Molorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3164or 323 7710 __________________________ Peg Real Estate Broker - 31A—DupIexes FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE Is hereby given that lam engaged In business at Ill Atlantic Ave., Maitland 37751, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitieus name of STANDARD CON STRUCTION AND ASSOCIATES. and that I Inteng io register id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In M. UNSWORTH RE.AL1'Y 31 -Apartments Furnished S 78—#/otorcycles - BUSINESS SERVICE LISTING Sanford - 2 BR house with 7 corner lots, w w carpet 17.000 & assume mortgage of 13.300 at 550 per month 322 9363 lor7 B.'drcor" I r.,Iers Adults Only Ni> Pt'I 2513 Perk Drive. Sanford .' - Ha.e 'HA hOmCS .n Seminole County area $100 00*,' _______ ' I & 7 BR apIs . air conditioned $165 & $113. utilities included 373 1319 after 330 _. ' DAYTONAAUTOAUCTIOPI , Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach will hold a pubiic-. Good Used Televisions. '.73 and up AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday, Miller's, 2619 Orlando Dx' • 322 night a 730 It- s the only one in 0352. I Florida You set the reserved'. ______________________________ I price. No charge other than registration fee unless vehicle Is' 55-Boats & Accessories sold Call 901733131) for tvrther f.te'ctric Gutar Sky Civ'ng Equprrert Call Mark, 319 5734 Reconditioned Homes Spotless 3 BR. I', bath, nice location Carpeting, central heat. backyard privacy Assumable mortgage No Gualilying Only 122.500 KULP REALTY, 107 W ltt St -- -- 3277333 - ' 371 2090 -. "' ____________________________________ 322-6457 — - - - ' PianoMahogany Wurlitler - ft Haxys 136 and 1712 console with bench & humidifier, CARPET SALE -- Lowovenhead _____________________ excellent conditiOn. 1600 131 3417 831.1318 -' lower prices Big Big Savings. _____________________________ Also special on Utlity BuilOngs, Bride's rlde Hammond Organ Organ, excellent '73 Jeep Wagoneer Quadralrac.e all sizes J & P BLDGS & CAR condition. Tape Recorder. Light, perfect condticn, almost new The perfect beginning ton a new PET Phone 371 01*3 MuSic 661 17t3 lires 3724575 altec S p m tamiiy3BRhomeinaruralarea -------.-- - ----- -------------- - -----_______ on a large lot Central H&A and , carpeting Low down payment Johnny Walker ______ SAN MO PARK. 1. 2. 3 bedrOom trailer apt, Adull & lamily park. Weekly 3315 Hwy I? 92. Sanford 323 h530 -- S yrS flCW. 3 BR, I bath. C H&A. W W carpet, very nice location equipped, fireplace. carpet, screened porch with BBQ pit. 2 cement floor Sheds lox' animals, and Only $11,000 to existing mortgage 01 112.000 5'. pci Call fox' appontment EIlicienc apartment, air con ditioner. waler furnished Up stairs 31$ Park Aye , Sanford ' ldyiieil- By owner 1 BR, 7 bath. screned porch, privacy fee. 7 car garage, large yard 373 75$) modern home, H A. kitchen Bedrooms Kitchens equipped, beautiful bathrooms, numerous built ns, and other features 3301 Sanford Ave. 32)0220. ________- ' Boy You need this 1 acres, fenced, rn proved pasture, separate 2 car garage with utility & work area, Wekeva River - 2 011. nice, clean. beautiful surroundings, free canoe use. 322 1470 Gi'_ve a darn... REALTOR 3?) % Multiple Listing Service Evenings. 664 5.361 or 372 0119 . - From $10 to ISO '177 59°flatter3orweekerids GE COLOR TV II" portable. Sold new for 1129 Wiilsell forlIlSox' 110 monthly, no money down BAKS. 2120 E ColonIal Drive (next to Fnich's). 896 3540 -. WITT REALTY 327 3177 - BR. unlurnished, $30 week Deposit required 17)5 Magnolia, Snfor0 Inquire Apt I start t $169 1303W 25th St I 323-1832 Estate Inc. - . for __ BUY JUNK CARS _________ -'-. Merchandise 50-Miscellaneous BUY JUNK CARS fromSl0to$50 Call 3fl.1621 _____________________________ KENMORE WASHER - Parts, 80-Autos for Sale Service. Used maihines. -----.----..-.---. --. --- --1' MOONEY APPLIANCES 32) 0691 1910 MGB. AM FM Slereo, 1 owner,-' ________________________________ ._ _____________ Michelon tires, best olfet 3fl 5534: or 372 1451 ext. 7$ 53-TV-Radio-Stereo ______________________________ -- _________________________ 77-Junk Cars Removed Admiri self defrosting upright treezer. good Condition, 5115 Phone 372 7333 " haSC 1sf 1 2nd mortgages ,•' OScount. 71 hOur approy4i Call 53) 1275 I Larry'S Mart, 713 Sanford Ave. 52—Appliances Mortgages Bought & Sold ________ 112 HIDDEN LAKE DRIVE- 32, SAN LANTA - Assume mtg . 3 BR. 131.000 I', bath, terrazzo floors, gas heal. range, refrig. 1)1.900 OLDER COUNTRY HOME- Celery CHOICE NEIGHBORHOOD- 7 Ave. I acre, easy financing. Story, I BR. 2 bath, living room 176.000 wth fireplace. Separate garage And Storage ,jre 112.500 For used furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items., --- ----- '- -- -. CASH 322-4132 Rowe Couch. $60. Love Seat. 135; Chair, $13. Stove Hood with 5)0. Excel. to good cond 321 00)3. Ca I I Ba rt 301 SUNLAND DRIVE- Corner id, 3 BR, I bath, $27,500 — - -. ---- ---- 3 BR. on large fenced lOt, family room, equipped kitchen, close to — shopping A real bargain buy at I have buyers Ion good quality first & Only 3)7,300 second mortgages on local property, improved or vacant Quick results Lets talk BARTON B PILCHER Peg Mortgage Broker , 377 7195 , .y '.1 Al, IOR 377 7198 ________________________________ INC MLS REALTOR at 9 30 p m and net over 340,000 per year They stop saying It when we show them proof if you want proof, calt Tom Kent, collect • at 904269 2071 or write Vanguard DivisIonal Headquarters, 63)6 San Juan Ave. No 10. JackSonville. Fla., 372)0 Please include pf'ne number Story construction Quiet' Rentals 1 BARGAIN BUY _________________________ Wanted to buy used office furniture Any quantity. NOLL'S CASSELBERRY. Hwy. $797,030 51-Household Goods _______________________________ 47-A -- 68—Wanted to Boy Priced to sell. Children's Shop, 26.10 Hiwath3. Sanford level ________________________ ________________________ Hal Colbert Realty we tell them that our distributors open their doors at S 30 p m . close Night St. Bernard. AKC Peg. Male. 4 mos. 5)00 322 5040 Everything To Go water, paved streets, or will buiid to suit Fish from your property. 16500. lii 1619 tiin't pile ro or.gcr naeded ilemt high as an elephant's eye Place a classified ad. and pile the money n your wallet' t.ake Monroe 7 acres. 3 BR, 3' • baths, pool 573.000 Jenny Clark Really. REALTOR. 322 ISIS - or Street, Rd. 1)3 ___________________________ Sale > Acre lots. city of Lake Mary, REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day tastic pedigree, show quality Helen PeIl, 332.1099. Osteen. SI. ° REALTORS *30 6*33 or 339 1711 eves Harold Hall Realty Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER. ASSOCIATE 107W Commercial, Sanford 322 7511 female, AKC CO parents Fan The Old Singer Store 1030 State St., Sanford PIla New metal bunk beds. complete, $14995, new Hollywood beds, single. 519.9$, double, $69.93; color TV. console, 19995; refrigerators. 319 95 up Canton's Furniture. 322 Forrest Greene - W. Garnett White r,'te'5 •Ou '0 II1C i0Od lilC' I A 3 bedroom apArtments ,'0* available in adult SCCtiOfl Single 5C Custom built and refresftir.qiy decorated 152.500 41—Houses Ave SANFORD SEWING CENTER 7.500. MY DREAM HOME- Breathtaking ALTAMONTE- 200' on beauty. 1 BR. 2 bath nestled wooded land 31,300 among the oaks in country Setting person. Sanford Nursing & Con valescent Center, 950 Meiionvilie _____________________________ Dobermans, 10 wks, bik.. male 1 WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL-TRADE 3225422 311 31SE First St. ALTAMONTE AREA- Lake front about 1 acre, zoned agricultural - ___________-- At Animal Haven Grooming I rding Kennels, we cater to your dogs I cats 322 5757 ___________________________ _____________________________ BIG FAMILY SPECIAL- 1 OR, 7 bath, large fenced yard, Swim SANFORD AREA- On chain of ming pool, choice area 5)2.000 lakes. 155' on Street 51.000 E1tfe - FRUIT JARS for canning. 12 qts. $1.91 case. GORMLY'S East 16. 3229569 - - - 175'1423'. _________________________ NURSES, all shIfts. Geriatric experience preferred. Apply in -- S Acre lakefront parcels, available Lake Sylvan area William Malictowski, REALTOR. 3777983 or 372 3357 fenced yard. garden area. Good old section $24,900. Want to rent 1 ox' 2 BR house. c:ean, Help wanted, dry wall hangers and finishers. Local work. Call 363 3353 atte. 6 65.-PetS-SupplieS Singer equipped to zigzag and make buttonholes. Balance of 351.11 or 11) paym vi $4. Call Credit Manager, in 9111 or see at ' 43—Lots.ACreage GEORGIA BOUND- Owners says "Sell", 3 BR, 7 bath, like new, famIly room, wall wail carpet, 11702, Orlando, Geneva Gardens 1557 Arthur H. Beckwiffi Jr STANDARD CONSTRUCTION Clerk of ftc Circurt Court OF FLORIDA. INC. By. Margaret L. Meyers 5: By: A. N. Shane Deputy Clerk President Pvblisft June 6, 13, 30, 37. leii p...I4.k- &.I... ...-. "jj"VJvfleIeU.'U - ' I BR home, by executive, August I Ms been filed againf yOU •n4 you are requ(rsd to serve a Copy of your wrlttendetemoas, II any, to it on van - — Singer Zig Zag payments, unfurn, landscaped lot, rental park 327 2)63 before I p.m yard a—Wanted to Rent - -______ 64-Equipment for Rent -__________________ Building 10.000 11.000 sq ft • in dustrial, commercial. 91$ W. 1st IllhST. SPECIAL-Likenew.3 BR, St. 373 1100 brick, I'> baths. split bedroom plan, wail wail carpet, fenced $500 Thousand monthly stutting. Nelson'sFlorlda Roses WOODRUFF'S GARDEN CENTER 60) Celery Ave. Sanford Bathroom Cabinets, Steam Cie.n YourOwnCarpet Counter tops, sinks, Installation Rent Our Rinsenvac available. Bud Cabell. 3225052 CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 3723111 anytime. - ___________________- 21'xóO' Hawthorne, take over ___________________________ ______________________________ 373 5176 -______ . ___ maior appliances Continental I, Box Fla , 32*07 I BR, )i bath, masonry, corner lot, central heat I air, partly furnished Reduced to 573,900 OWNER UNLOADlN - -- . ____________________ Kitchen GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Or 373 5200 Iinariclng. 5)5,500 P. U Hutclsison. 322 4055 Experienced 201 CommercIal 42--Mobile Homes . YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 373 7390 & Dolls PIERCE USED FURNITURE & TV SALES. Buy or Seil 202 Sanford Ave. Sanford 3232210 - -- . Lamps HWYI6ANTIQUES,I'umlesE I 1. Sanford 327 6977. SUNLAND- Attractive 3 BR, 3 BR. 24'x61' Barrington, VA loans available. fenced corner lot. FHA-VA -OCEAN FRONT APTS- Daytona Beach. For reservations, call Mrs. __________ Old New 3 BR. 1 bath homes, $73,500 C,ovt'rnmmt Subsidy available Builder. 372 7257 Equal Housing Opportunity carpet, fenced yard Only $17,900 Easy terms. _____________ & chairs, secretarial desks I ctair,, straight chairs, filing cabinets. As is. Cash 1. Carry. NOLL'S Casselberry, 17-fl, $304206 FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL ByOwner: 3BR.V,bath,fumnithed or unfumished. garage & fenced yard. Call 32)9162 1", baths. Florida room, wail wall ____________ Wood or Steel desks executive desk 62-Lawn-Garden -_________ ' I Used Office Furniture top, like new, $123. "Ham" Johnson transmitter & linear. 319 573$ By Owner, Duplex. A-h condition, goOd rental history. Only 35.000 : "n. E Z Terms. 1.9017360399. Suniand Estates- 3 BR. 2 bath, 1g. lot, pool, carpet. $22,500 or disc. for equity & assumption 373 43.5. - Adults only 373 GSU after S 30 Upstairs, 2 BR apt USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES - -- 7017 S FRENCH MLU iYIii REALTOR 641 692) 7 BR. mobitp home, with abana & porch, furnished Partially car paled, in fenced private yard $133 CAN'T BE BEAT- Masonry 3 BR. SUB CONTRACTORS __ A I ii SIlLIII II u iii Errol L. Greene HOITIeS - 32) .41 SPECiAL! - Supplies 0615 Dishwasher. "Signature' convertible, I cycle, goid, wood grain Near River and Marina - 3 BR, 3 bath, 2 3rds acre wooded ' Owner's moving. Mid SIOs. Phone 3234Co9or Furnished 1 BR. clean houSe, DY OWNER - 37. 'ent. H A. drapes, waliwali carpet, air separate OR, eat-in kitchen, huge conditioned 3224741 pool, fireplaces, many oak trees. 323 1)13. AAA EMPLOYMENT 323-3176 Sales Trainee - Direct Sales. Earn large Commission while we train — -- manydxtras. 3233151 33-Houses Furnished 377 Sanford- 2 BR. carpeted, large lot. tool shed, excel area Terms. Owner 625 4355. -. _______________________ ___________________________ Experienced and licensed. Telephone Solicitors, experienced. $2.50 per hour pius bonus Work 10 am. to 3p.m. or 3:30p.m. to 5:30 p.m 339071$ 327 3991 GROVE MANOR, BY OWNER 2106 Cornell Or,. 1g. corner lot 3 BR, 2') baths, pool, patio, carpet, drapes, utility rm. Lease. deposit $170. 134434$ 201 Commercial ___________ - Peg. Real Estate Broker 322 1301 Dayor Night 2640 Hiawatha t 17-92 213 BR HOMES UNFURNISHED PHONE 372 1110 _____________________________ 60—Office Hunt Realty, Inc. Payton Realty 322 1916 or 327 3977 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Petitioner's Attorney, Gordon V. engaged in business at I? Sot,th 92, Casselberry 32701, SemInole Frederick. P.O. Box 179$. Sanford, Florida 37771 on or before June 3-I. County, Florida under the fidHous 1171. Should 'OU fail to do so a page$2$andp, Public Recoof Seminole County, Florida, ---- _________________________ 201 Commercial FICT1T1OUSNA.MI NoticeishereDygIventhat,, to serve a copy thereof on Publish: May 23.30, June 6.13.1977 INVITATION TO BID _____________________ DEL.III STATE OF FLORIDA, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE REHABILITATIVE SERVICES IIOSITIINIM JUDICIAL CIR. SEALED BIOS WILL BE RE. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Board of Counly Commissioners CEIVED UNTIL 1:30 P.M. JULY COUNTY, FLORIDA, .E Tise County of Seminole 1), 1971 at 420 LiVE OAKS BLVD.. CIVIL ACTION NO. 77)sIs.cA.es Separate sealed bids for the CASSELBERRY. FLORIDA FOR THE LOMAS I. NETTLETON following Items will be received at the office of the Purchasing Agent. ,.rPROXlMLTELY II,62 COMPANY, .5.- UVAPIC Pt I 01' OFFICE '-""ii. Itoom 417, Seminole County Cour. SPACE lOBE LOCATED WITHIN thouse, Sanford. Fl. until 300P.M.. RICHARD H. GHRIST and CYN. THE FOLLOWING GEOGRAPHIC tyJune371577atwhih,i THIA G. GHRIST, his wife, BOUNDRY: FROM THE IN an place they will be publicly Defendants. TERSECTION OF U.S. 17.92 AND NOTICE OF ACTION FRENCH AVENUE, WEST ON 17 Item No. 1 -I Crew Cab Trucks TO. RICHARD H. GHRIST and 12 TO TAMARINA AVENUE. item No 2- 2 Vans SOUTH ON TAMARIPIA AVENUE CYNTHIA G. GHRIST. his wife. All work performed shall be In RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN TO ROUTE NO 14, WEST ON accordwilh $peciflcallons which we All parties claiming interests by, ROUTE NO. 46 TO PERSIMMON available at Itie office of through, Seminole under or AVENUE, SOUTH ON against PER. County Purchasing, Room Ill, RICHARD H. ONRIST and CYNSIMMON AVENUE TO 13TH Courtttquss. Sanford. Fl. TPI1A 0. GHRIST, his wife, a to STREET, EAST ON 13TH STREET The County reserves the right to TO LAKE MARY BLVD.. SOUTH all parties having or claiming to reiect any or all bids, with haveany right, titleor ON LAKE MARY BLVD. TO interesl in the without cause, real property herein descriti to waive AIRPORT BLVD., EAST ON tec,icain, or to accept the bid YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED AIRPORT BLVD. TO SANFORD Which in its judgment best serves that an action to foreclose a morAVENUE, NORTH ON SANFORD the ereet of the County, tgage on he following real property AVENUE TO ROUTE NO. 14, EAST Purchasing Agent i,. S.emlnoie County, FIOrId,s: ON ROUTE NO. 4410 MELLON. Seminole County L01I29, FOREST BROOK FIFTH VILLE AVENUE. NORTH OPI Publish June 1.13,1517 MELL.ONVILLE AVENUE TO SECTION, according to the Plat in Plat Book 17. DEM.34 SEMINOLE BLVD., WEST ON thereof as rcor ...... Redecorated 3 BR, kilchen equip ped, nice yard Deposit required 6 and other relief. These presents are to require you to tile your written defense with the Clerkof the above styled Court and name of BLAIR INSURANCE SERVICE, and that we intend to defaull may be entered against you register said name with the Clerk of *id the cause proceed cx porte, WITNESS my hand and official the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the seal as Clerk of the above styled provisions of the Fiditis Name Court on this h day of May, A D. Statutes, To-WiI: Section 1450$ (Seal) Florida Statutes isi Arthur H, Beckwitn, Jr., 5: Monte R. Blair Clerk of the Circuit Court M*ntye E. Seamer By Jacqueline Themp Publish: May 23, 30, Juqieé. 13, 1577 Deputy Clerk DELhi 373.3176 person, own transportation, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND for Seminole County. Florida, Civil Action Na. 17liS.CAO4L, seeking a dissolution of the marriage of laid EUGENE DONALD ANDERSON and BETTY RUTH ANDERSON, Dick Williams, Chairman Board o County Commissioners theCierkof CircuitCourt. Sanford, Seminole County, Florida. on or Seminole Counly, Florida before the 13th day of July. AD. PublIsh: June 13. 1577 1511; otherwise a default will be OEM YEAR . NOTICE TO THE PUSLIC ----- 50-Miscellaneous for Sale COMr't.ETELY RECONDITIONED Microwoveoven,colorportabteTV, '67 Imperial Sedan, combination - VA & FHA home, located in AM FM stereo. 32) 070$ many areas of Seminole County to $30,000 Down payment Camping Equipment. UmtrelIa low as $100. Tent. 2 AIr M.afresss, Double seeping bag, 3 Chairs, 3 burner Jim Coleman stove, 2 Cabinets, Cooking pots I extras. Cash only. 2374 Park Dr. 3fl 21)0 322 4017. REALTOR After Hrs: Peg. Real Estate Broker 2621 S. Sanford Ave. 321 O7Sleves. 32-HOuses UnfUn'iished references recuired 322 3021 after OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Data of the Ifrst publication of this Notice of AdmInistration: June 6th, and Lots II and 20. Palm Shado*s, BETTY RUTH ANDERSON, RESIDENCE UNKNOWN according to the Plat thereof, as FOR SEMINOLI COUNTY, Respondent. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED recorded in Piat Book 13, Page 55, FLORIDA. NOTICE OF ACTION that a Petition for the Adoption Seminole County CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1SSS.CA.2$.E DnheIle Public Records. TO: BETTY RUTH ANDERSON Lynn Delorig, a minor, has (Shady Lane) In Re: the Adeptien whose address and place of been flIed by David Frank Gentry, Comments by property owners rtldwe. It DE ANNA DAWN RINEHART. A fTCIflhI', ano you are required to wirnin __ e, Minor child, BY DAVID FRANK the OPO1d that save a copy of your written project should be in wrIting to: there has been tiled GENTRY, Stepfather and is now defenses to it on CARROLL DivisiOnofEnvironnientalServlces, NOTICIOFACTION pending In the Circuit Court in and BURKE, Attorney for Petition.,', P.O. lox 2449. Sanford, Fl 3777). entered against you for the relief CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Pet (hotter demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal on 6)2 Sanford Atlantic Bank Bldg. thlsthelth day of June, AD. 1177 Sanford, Florida 3fl7 (Seal BATEMAN REALTY U Monday, Juna 13, t,ii-,e!- _ 41-Houses ______________________________ TO: DONALD DELONG *JiiaDawnRlnetsart,aminorchiId, has been filed by David Frank "r' Stepfather, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses to It on CARROLL entered against you for the relief BURKE. Attorney for PetItioner, demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal on whose address is 612 Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, thisthelth day of June, AD. 1171. Florida, and file the original with (Seal) Arthur H. BeckwIrts, Jr., the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sanford, Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida, on or By: Elaine RiChard. before the 13th day of J)' ,i, Deputy Clerk 1971; otherwise a default will be 2 Bedroom. unfurnished, newly decorated, near S.C.C. 5)30 mo. Sec dep h 901 7360295 ______ - Housekeeper-. Baby Sitter. Mature representatIve, or the venue or lurlsdiclion of the Court. Dr., Sanford, DEM-16 Florida, under Seminole the flclitouiCounty, name ofPublish: June 13. 20, 77. July 1, 1577 DEM51 BIBLE BOOK CENTER, and that ____________________________ Publish: Board of Adiustment lrdandtoreglsteqsaldnam.wlththe IN June 13, 1577 THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DEM62 Clerk of the CircuIt Court, SemInole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ___________________ County, Florida in accordance with _______________________ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, the provisions of the FIctitious CIVIL FLORIDA ACTION NO. 77.I$3$.CA.W Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section PUBLIC NOTICE CIVIL ACTION E In Re: The Adaption of The Division of Environmental NO. M3O FiortdarStatutes 1157. 77.11SCA-as.L 5: Lori$ta McDonough DANIELLE LYNN DELONG, A Services is In receIpt Of an P' in Re: The Marrla,e 11 Minor By DAVID FRANK GEN. plication for Pie Publish: June 6. 13, 20, 21, 1117 construction Of a EUGENE DONALD ANDERSON. _ TRY. Stepfather te.wail at the following DEMfl descrIbed Petitr. property: NOTICEOFACTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 41-Houses AAA EMPLOYMENT 20) Commercial ____ 31A-l.spIexes necessary. B. L. Perkins Chairman SPECIFIED RATES. BID IN. VITAT1ONS MAY BE OBTAINED FROM ERNIE WILSON AT SUNLAND TRAINING CENTER P.O. BOX 3313, ORLANDO, FLORIDA 33102 OR BY PHONING (343) ItS 463-1 THE RIGHT II RESERVED TO REJECT ANY AND ALL 110$. . SALESMEN Aggressive, dynamic. Outside sales. Sates experience helpful but not that the adminIstration of the estate FLORIENCE T. HOWE, also known as ..Fiorenc. Thomps0 Howe, deceased. File Number 7:. l77.CP. Is pending in the Circuit court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, the address ot which Is Seminole County Cour. tP,ouse. Sanford, FlorIda 33111. The personal representative0$the estate . Is PRISCILLA H. LIN BERG. whose address Is 710 Boylston Street, Ap$, 4. 22K, Boston. Massachusetts QIi. The name and address of the per. sonal representatIve's attorney are below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are WITHIN required. THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Notice is hereby given that the 1117. Declaration of Restrictions, Board of Adjustment of the City of * Bi1TCH Reservations, Covenants. Con- Sanford will hold a SpecIal Meeting 5: Priscilla H. Llnberg I 7) THE ELECTRIC COMditia,s and Easements and exhibits on Friday, June A5 Personal Represent, 17, 1117, in the City PAN? attachedtheretorecordedinofflclal Hail at 11:30 AM. in order five of the Estate of to conFLORENCE T. HOWE, Records Book 553. Page 50, Public $iderareguestfora variance in the 241 THE ELECTRIC co also kn as Records of Seminole County, Zoning Ordinance as It pertains to FlorIda. FLORENCE THOMPSON front yard setback requiremen in ___________ HOWE, WITNESS my hand and seal of GC 2 Zoned District. Lots I & 10. 5id COUrt at SanfOrd, Seminole Deceased Block 10, Tier 10, A. C. MartIn Ad. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ___________________________ June, 1117.lorida, this Ph County. Notice day of ditlon, ________________ Le REPRESENTATIVE Being more specifically described G. Andrew (Seal) Spear as located •t 750W. Ph Street. The III Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. West Commercial Strut FICTITIOUS NUll planned use of the property Is a Sanfont. FlorIda 37771 Cierk of the Circuit Court Notice Is hereby given that I am storeroom •ddition to commercial Telephone: (305) 322 4215 By: Elaine RiCharde engaged in busIness at 3162 Orlando huilding. DeptAy Clerk Publish: June 6, 13. 1111 SPACE TO BE AVAILABLE FOR OCCUPANCY FEBRUARY 1, 1971 OR WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER EXECUTION OF A VALID LEASE. WHICHEVER OCCURS EARLIER. DESIRE A FIVE ( YEAR LEASE AND A FIVE (5) - rd of County condominium. eccerding to that '7) NEWS SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIOA PROBATE DIVISION Pill Nwmb.r 77.177.CP DYISlIl IN III Estate ii FLORENCE 1. HOWL SilO kflowfl FLORENCE TlOMPSON as Dlceased HOWE, NOTI(..OP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAlNg CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAli'ST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND AL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATEI YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Road drainage and request to IN THE CIRCUiT COURT IN AND readvertise FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, mrdatI?n ob4d for lease FLORIDA - WW "I5" .. CAIN NO. 75.1671CA4I.I Authorization to purchase brush DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND truck for Fire Department LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Ratification of final figures Plaintiff, Queens Mirror South and Oakwood vs. Drive Improvement proect MICHAELA,ANA$TA5IA,et*,,,$ WORK SESSION AGENDA ZB 7703, reLnlnq request from Defendants. Mike Hattaway NOTICUOPACT1ON n 04, rezonlng request from STATE OF FLORIDA David Meadows TO: JOHN R. SCHNEIDER and Abolishment of city manager OUNDY SCHNEIDER, ordinance it living Residence Request from Cutins, Inc. for Unknown iicensetoseilbeerandwlneforoff. TH1SNOTICE,tofilewlththecl.rk of the above court a written AND premises consumption statement of any claim or demand If dead, the unknown spouse, if PublIsh: June 13. 1577 they may have. Each claim must be any, heirs at law, devlseos, ran- DEM-4S In writIng and must indicate the tees, assignees, lienors, credltori. basis for the claim, the name and trusteesorottierpers.osn,naturalor PUIL1C NOTICE artificial, Claiming by, through. The DivIsion of Environmental address of the creditor or his agent under or against the Defendants ServIces is In receipt of an ap- or attorney, and the amount JOHN R. SCHNEIDER and OUNOY plicatlon for the construction of a claimed. if the claIm Is not yet due, SCHNEIDER. private boat dock at thl following the date when it wIll become due shall be stated. If the claim Is YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED described property: contingent or unliquidated, the thasasuit has beenflledagalnst you Lot 21. ess that part of said nature of the uflCrtalnty shall be in the Circuit Court for Seminole lying 23 feet southeasterly of a County. Florida, entitled DADE running earailel with the stated. It the claim is secured, the security shall be descrIbed. The FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN established shore line of Lake R ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, Canal. as shown on claimant shall delIver sufficient Plaintiff, versus MICHAEL A. recording Plat Bock A, Nob Hill copies of the claim to the clerk to ANASTASIA, at ux, 0$ al.. Case No. Section of Meredith enable the clerk to 'nail one copy to 7.1672.CA-0.B, and that you are Bock I, Pages 34 and . Public each personal representative, All persons Interested In the rsquiredtofiIeyou'Marorof. Records of Seminole County, responsive pleadings wIth the Clerk Florida. (234 Nob Hill Circle). estate to whom a copy Of this of of this Court and to serve a Copy AdmInIstration Comments by property owners Notice thereof upon the Plaintiff or within been mailed are feet of the proposed has ------. Plaintiff't Attnri•vt wtw.a reoulr.d.' WITMIM YJ'Dw --------...........' WUWU iUiI In ..ITlfl9 To: and.ddressisjoH'N'C. REBER c-o MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF DivisIon of Environmental RUSH. MARSHALL, BERGSTROM ' THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF a. ROBISON. P.A., 33 East vices, P.O. B 2141. Sanford, Fl. THIS NOTICE, to file any oblections Livingston Street, P.O. Box 3146, they may have that thaIienges the Dick Williams, validity of the decedent's will, the SEMINOLE BLVD.. TO POINT OF ORIGIN ..... R.IectionofbidsonRedlugLake TO: BRUCE A. RINEHART whose address is 6)2 Sanford RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Atlantic Bank Building, Sanford, Florida, and file the original with that a PetitionforttseA4optionof Do 9 FAMILY FEUD 2) (7) ADAM 12 (R) (63 STAR TREK 19) MERV GRIFFIN Th4 Ciiv Councfl 0$ he CitY Cauelbicry will hold a regular mesfing Ott MOfldIt, June 13, 7:30 P.M. in the Cusib1t't'y City Hall, IS Lake Tlipiel Drive. to followed bya wer Ma'y j Hame City Clerk MEETING AGENDA REGULAR AGENDA MlyorsR,ports Approval of minutes Ratilication of bills First reading of Ordinance (revision of sign requirements) Petition to Abandon - Sherwood Forest Land clearing request from Howell investments RC.11cnedblstrict.LotsMando, --.. Wanted IN THE CIRCWT COURT POE - 11:30 ta. iji II ANYLJUUYS GUESS- PrerThOI-e 4aI tlostsevsnewlaatpacess,vm guess, -. NOTICO OPF1CIAL.NOTICI NOTICITOTHIPUILIC NOIICI Is heneby 91vn tha? the Board of Adjustment of the City of Sanford will hold. Special MaeHnQ on Friday, June Il, 1571. In the CIty Hail it 11:30 AM. In order , c• sider a request for a variance In Itie Zoning Ordinance is It peijairis to rnr yard setback requirements In II) 120.000 PYRAMID 8:55 2) (Ibt. Wed.. This's.) OAt. LV DEVOTiONAL • 700 (2) (12) TODAY LocaI news at 7:25 and 825). Exoepl Tues., see 5a.m. t4) (CCBSNEWS:(725Ch 4. focal news.) I CON0MYjTh' _______________ __________________ ruvipsy uo '4) LOCAL NEWS 5) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 7:30 6*1 HOWDY 0000V SHOW 8.00 (4) (5) C A PTA I N KANGAROO Morning j pi - 12:57 I 7) 6:45 Tuesday I • - (IJ SUNSHINEALMAMC 7 TODAY IN THE LEGISLATLJRE 24' 4AN ALIvE cnn'snat,on Doing Somethng About fl.' A primer for women on hc to counter disamnalion n'ment Firstotlive weekly hotxiong speoals. 1Q30 6*1 PHIL SILVERS SHOW 1100 '2 4) 6) 9) 12) NEWS 241 COSTEAU. 's*s m Space:' What Price Progress" HostPhillppeCosIeau takes a probing look at ttvee cases of in&jstrial pollu-. tion in Japan. itano and Minnesota. 11:30 2. 12 TONIGHT B AU. IHAT GUTTERS .9 ABC NEWS SPECiAL Fwst Lady on the Go" Hail hou' report on Rout,. AsNey. A sinoa town college horse. (R) - -- - p'y fl,()f. it* REPORT 800 ' 2J 12) LITTLE HOUSE ON (9J SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 930 4 6 ' DRAMA SPECIAL: o RMS RIV vu.• s c BumettandAtanAlda,Romontic comedy deals with the predicament of two amusing. att4cIIate people wtio meet an an ençty sis ioom. riverva.ew apw'J, ng to rent (R) 2lmsenes."TherdeT,:' In the spring of 1918, the German Ludendurfl oive sparked and then sputtered. 9),' tt M,ei counterattaclung. rinaity txoie FrornSp." L7J GRIPENITE 5) 1100.000 NAME THAT ()5 fJP MttV 9 ABC COMEDVSPECIAL Songwriter and former vaudeville star 'Walkin Wafler gets religion wtten HornOconshiminto g''ngi*,abaset,abgavTetora revivaitneeting. Slats Spo-deOdee arid Madge Sindalr. 24 LOWELL THOMAS REMEMBERS.....Amelia Eartta,t 830 4' 6' SHiELDS A YARNEU.. New Comedy vane IY W'OS. SZatT1flQ ShseldsanclLoreneYei'neuina wide range of comedy, me. arid music. 7 WOItOPRESS 9 MONDAY N 10 HI BASEBALL: Philadelphia 1 IDREAMOFJEANPPE 7 ' 24 zoo.,i ' usOoaIessePnitoisign in the best interests of the ' 1E0 George is caut between gratitude and greed When he a ct*,ce to see p.s bust- 600 • 9) 12) NEWS Legal 18—Help 4 Evening -. Evening HiraId, Sanford, Fl, Legal Notice TV HIGHLIGHTS Monday - __________________ a • a. _a Moiiday,Jijni13,177 1: �!: 48—Eveelag IforaW.. Sanford, FL Mo,ay, June Ii 1q77 BLONDIE by Chic Young SK YOU ONE T1,49 SIX C(O.00K NEWS. THE SEVEN OtLOCK NEWS THE TEN 0-cuxx New-c - AND - NEWS - __ OUESTION NEW? 41 or SURE 5 Loc-lie 58 Automotive witty 12 13 80 Fill 0 1 Cowboy's __ 04 ,'' Kellod '°j Answer toPieviousPunlI 57 Actress ACROSS MAY ii ic v i -i-i..s. '.r s. i 77 . 1 ° II I row0 I alw1ol t :: Atop 62Ahk. L[ ci W iI! f !N I 15 This (Sp.) IjI iIiNWij ! ! 2 ' • 1S Sailor's locket A L N 00 ! DOWN 17 Look after N N $ I. 1. 0 V I N j 15 Spook y . • N o a a A iNii 20 Flushes out v a ' 1NN ANI$I0L 22 Wizen 2 Church part 24 Slices 3 Wool blemish 23 Old English 40 cI.ra&1 Marshall's degre. pronoun 32 Starchy Edible badge 41 Look closely 24 Ideal gas • root .. - - - ) b-11 11% a 12 BEETLE BAILEY I • OUR PIKE, Olt G ordo n' Dancing shot implement by Mort Walker J' BEETLE. 5ARGE WANTS flIE* CANS CLEAN BEORE \ / t*-'tt.' I OR 3 Snare ELSE ________ tongue 41 Mortar EE.' $ Douce 27 Blows up g 10_ Blanc 29 Aleutian IlCompanlonof island 30 Acid odds 45 Church council 52 Addict kin :: I component (pl.) measure 38 Shoo part Hawaii 21 Choose - — — — 13 12 " 15 ArtSansom " TIS TH6 MEN SWFF? t~lKE — 14 — — — 22 bfl4l SUCOL .E,ATIE.. 23 24 25 26 27 ——— 32 Tl&VZ - 35 - - '1 L ! '- "I ARCH I E I 44 ' I— iiBIJOu'? THEY MAo€iT IPJTOA TWINThEATRE.' ..-/ -' . YEAH - I 04M REALLY 7 ('1 DOWT K$JOW I TOOK BETTY' I HAVEN'T I ONLY SAW 8ITS TOSUTHAT SEEN THAT AND P$ECES OF I'T1 N EW MONS . TER ONE YET MOVIE NOW WAS IT If BJOU ONE.' ' HOW I ALSO TOOK VERMICA 1OSEETHEMOd1E TWO ______ - T T 7 —— - - 43 — E 48 - - - 34 - — - 51' — — — - - - - - —— - _________ 61 - 62 - - - - r 00 i . Z - . 1 J : - •.• __________ HOROSCOPE PR ISCI LLA'S POP -\ - by Al Vermeer II STUART! c EMPTY r KNOW `YCL1'RE 1-lEADING FOR TI-IE IOJR HAT. POCKETS' A TENNIS BALL ON WHAT'S WRIONG I WITH rC*J? 'i-CU I HAVE A SALL BOY./ ARE '- -' ' SUSPICIOUS / _J THE STEPS! ) c-3 - . S' • -- ,.---*•. - - . ______ EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider EVERqom k*ZM TO (RXD FIRlEA= FJD T1M IU LL $i%_E. i' TFE1JtL \ THAT 11ME, IT:S JUST TKAT W FREMDS j IWAJ M0ST YOURBIRTHDAY nor your better half are very June 14, 1977 efficient when it comes to this year. If at all possible, do it 21) Decisions offering an easy without associates. You'll fare way out aren't the best for you better that way. today. Unfortunately, you y WEST & QJ 10 V K 1097 # 8 52 69 7 2 not in character for you to Don't have fun today at the expense of another. Such practice duplicity. LEO (Jul) 23-Aug. fl) Should conduct could cause more 1 well-meaning friend want to serious consequences than West North East by Stoffel & Helmdahl HOWS BUSNESS, E-VEMTHING ELMER% 0 IS &W WELL AT 'FIDOLE FOURTH HAVE A GICIOD FOODLE r%Ay... ANO FADDLE, AND 1 1._i _________ -• - 1 I 0 — J 96 3 411111865 3 sou-rii ( D) *A $ ,A Q $5 3 Both vuWrable Pau %gth 2 N. T. 3V Pau 6 V ... -. ' - / ' , ' . / /F:. . - __ ' .. , . - 'l'1"P I - •,. i •:.' t'. ' • . -- N_ "1 .1.,...>. -4 ----• -' - .-. / ' -" - ',• ''-• As.r - confer with the school board on the development, but doubted It would be discussed at Wednesday's school board meeting. t.. "If the board wishes, we can , • develop a plan that will ' all eviate the problem," said l.ayer,"orthedecisloncouidbc •. appealed." ---f for the iii A program A. desegregation of Seminole County Schools had been apCopies of "Sanford Now and Then," a history of the proved on Aug. 3, 1970. The . . -. . s' ' . I. 1. 7 .*. * - A. SITE PLAN APPROVED BY COMMISSION FOR FIVE POINTS COUNTY COMPLEX .10 4 ,. -- ' ,* ...-... Site . - ' Changed .. . _ . -*-. * - ,•''i. A&IFt . . c . federal court plan provided for secretary at the Greater Sanford Chamber of desegregation of schools, Classes, facilit ies, staff, perCommerce and Jack homer chamber executive sonnel transportation, and manager, check the book as Bill Nlacl,auchlin. ext r acurricular ac V A f)l) The promise of an answer Percy commented this applied for $4.5 million to build morning as the commission the complex, but officials of the from state officials within a voted unanimously to increase federal Economic Development month on possible state funding ByStARK WEINBERG Herald Staff Writer * Sem nole County - cials minority transfers. ited wa * parking on the site. Access to Administration ~ EDA) of the of the project was given to Polk hear within a month whether the site from U.S. 17-92 south of Commerce Department later Monday in Tallahassee after a Celery City Printing, points out details. Copies of the also provided for majority to state funds will be available to Sanford, approved by the told Seminole officials only $1 meeting with state officials. book are available at the chamber now for *10 or against West if he holds the same distribution as North. An y chance far better than no chance. This time South can handle the bad trump break." Oswald: "it is just a matter of leaving trumps alone as. long as possible. u th cashe#'. may be specially ordered in a hardback edition, for morning will provide for 275 Those transfers meant that a complex near Five Points, will be from the existing access year for the project. County Sheriff John Polk has parking spaces and will cost $20. It's all part of this year's Sanford Centennial child attending a schoul where Vr 9rding to Land Develop- road leading to the county's build the proposed $4.5 million commissioners this morning million would be available this celebration. See L%YER, Page ZA The site plan approved this visited EDA officials In i11 nt Administrator John juvenile detention center, IA~-t Novemlxr the county Washington to get more money. Percy. See WORD, Page 3A Legal Negotiator Sought 4. Sanford Delays Acti"on On Polioce Bargaining Agent the clubs and diamonda, Poor West has to follow." Jim: "Everyme is down to three trumps. South leads a low trump. West must win and lead away from his king of trumps to give South the last " two By DONNA ESTES The official request came in bargaining unit and that the Herald Staff Writer the form of a letter presented same number have officially of 21 lawsuits filed against the position of real estate coor- receive a maximum salary of No action was taken pending City of Sanford as one of the dinator. The coordinator is to $1,000 monthly for three months. official bargaining agent, assemble the 2,000 acre spray litigation have been dismissed. irrigation land package for the Granted permission to a confers with a Miami law firm specializing in union Police Benevolent Association, Inc., (OCPBA). in a couple of days with its labor union lawyers to decide what the Miami law firm of Muller and Mintz, specialists in union Three cases remain active and should be dismissed shortly, he proposed regional sewer plant A Nebraska reader asks Oswald: "According to what we do with: negotiations, the Sanford City Con-unission Monday took no Micciche said his organization already has negotiations, as authorized by the city commission. said. County Veteran Service Officer Clinton Westbrook to continue wi th sits mount ed on pods You've zeroed in on what you what you do or buy; it could be want to accomplish today, but hard to live with. Lukacs and Rubens the All's W1110111611i careful declarer tries to in. The bidding has been opened action gn a request from an Orlando organization that it be received signed authorizations from about 85 per cent of the In other action, the commission: Commissioner John Morris that David Farr. former county and to serve North Seminole on East Third Street and on South Magnolia Avenue for a 90- there's one problem. You could ARIES March 21-April 19) use very ineffectual methods to Take care what you say today, sure any slam contract and to our left with one spade. Our forgets about overtricks. partner has doubled for recognized as an official bargaining agent for city Sanford Police Department's personnel asking the group action it now will take in Its effort to get the city to - Heard a report from City Attorney Vernon Mize that city planner, is the first choice of the North Seminole Regional County, including the Cities of Sanford and Lake Mary. day period while persons become acquainted with the Barring ruffs, the only Udng takeout NW the next hand has that an,urtSout1i is a 4-0 •• t rump urea. To guard e , uu someone to against this he wins the spade pla y our hand for us FaiIln police. officially represent it as a recognize It as the city police's alincrit two years to the day, 18 Sewer Committee for the Farr, if appointed. will some decorative changes around ho me today. Be car ef ul A flippant chance remark LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A could offend someone and you sharp sal esman could palm off may have difficulty explaining some inferior merchandise on you meant no harm. Pass Pass i'us J4 By Oswald & James Jacoby lead in his hand and leads a that, we bid two clubs A. joined the organization. Micciche, ____________ ________ LandIlll Airing Delayed, PageZA_ IL Am. ova, WAq i r ' 5 v , / I., ___ / • uNIvr,aer / — I / ' hfti') \. . . • . . • i,i 2 ' - ;W1 PS I WED NESDAY'S TIDES Duytona Beach: high 7:52 1-37 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:15 ,4w• _i,_ & .. I.. thundershowers. Rain probability 40 per cent today, 30 per cent tonight and 50 per cent 16 by Garry Trudeau _7 90s. Winds variable 10 oc- A6 r*LL 00 DOONESBURY location of the new office. 141K Partly cloudy, hot and humid today and Wednesday. Ch an ce HERE— vV1TH WcVE- TH ffArr"R between the curbs and sidewalk • perature, 75; overnight low, 70; bIgb, 97; yesterday's barometric pressure, 30.02; relathe humidity, U per cent; win ds, three mp.h No rain. and had become a human spider #0 . Own ..age ares For g'i* t' C Heard a report From WEATHER accientally be WHY - -. low tr=P. If West shows out, pray. dummy's Jack will lose to (For IN coPy of JACOBY East's king but the 1047 will MODERN, send $I ro. -Win of be finessable. West follows, the Jack is played from durn- P-0 Box 489, Radio City Statoon, my &W East shows out.No* York. N.Y. 10019) While attendingaiemonstration in radiology student ciposed ' RADIOACTIVE RAYS Peter soon found he had GAINED the insect's powers Stephen by * Opening lead — Q - -. . I defendants in the jail fire Guy' s CR.M j Lt iir j-4I '...." . \ •. !'3rI ,.*4?•j - •. _... chance of a trump coup MRRI'frD wrn'y ,, ..• I 1 Knowles of David Kornreich of PC, vou P0 To by T. K. Ryan flLAV5 - Jim: Things look hopeless - TUMBLEWEEDS , 1. of afternoon and evening thundersboAers. Warm tonight TXA* • the hiring by city h1gr. W. E. Pass 5 V A0WqEVJVR! mowwCANOT YOU v He said the OCPBA will meet 'ff RAcjc _____ . by Stan Lee and John Romita - - ' -. ( MY CHILL4145 Mp krywi1pI "rc1 4 School to comply with a 1970 consent degree. The decision 6y the 5th ctrcult Court In New Orleans Monday reversed a district court ruling by Judge George C. Young in June 1976 that no action would be required by the school board to change the racial balar.ce of the predominantly black school. Layer said today he would '... ' THEN dummy a king of spades, ruffs the last spade and runs off all 4 A 10 4 A K 10 g " . president of the Orange County )ou today. You don't pay TAURUS ((April 20-May 201 enough attention to warranties. Todjy you're not as quality. guarantees or quality. conscious as you usually are. SCORPIO (OkA. 24-Nov. 221 You may pay too much for an The family budget muld be- In item of little durability for ILunps today. Neither you value, FIDDLE 9753 2 :. Deciding to wait until it go after it. DVrIlE EAST _______ 10111 integrate Midway Elementary 't but they aren't. There is still a GEMINI I May 21-June 20) If be tempted to try the -no )ou value a friendship. don't sweat" route. promise to do something you CAPRICORN iDec. 22-Jan don't intend to do or can't acou're a no19) ' complich. The disappointment n onsense pe son work. k Today be severe. you u' re easily distract ed and CANCER (June 21-July -Speak its highly today of may Indulge in dawdling or daydreaming. someone when they're not AQUARIUS (Jan. 2(lFeb. 19) present as when they are. It's have adverse effects. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 UJU ou city are now available. Virginia Longwell (left). 0K Q 7 *QJ4 I ........... * ruling by a federal appeals court that the county must . It', O.SWAII) and JI1.S J1C()It' NORTH - .1.1 Seminole County School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer today had "no real reaction yet" to a '&vria, 13 i I er a er Mum ra ' 'I1_,,• fl SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. plead your case in a career appear on the surface. - ____________ mi - cannot cut without forming a except that occasionally l get a scar and a person prone to pain like an electrical current keloldsis very apt tohave going through the temple and another kelold gr ow out of the sometimesasharpstabof pain scar tissue from surgically in my ear. Somehow I never tho ught of removing an old kelold. Yo ur letter sho ul d serve as a one get ting a rt hritis In the warning that ear piercing Is not head. Can all this be arthrltls?Q am 85 years old. witho ut its complications, DEAR READER Yes, you I think your daughter should see a dermatologist. If he thinks can ha ve art hri tis of the hinge the keloids can be removed of the jaw. It is a joint and is Try to develop the dramatic, handling money. creative ideas youll be getting matter today, try to talk him PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) out of it. His humbling may You might impulsively make • •I night for warmth My jaw fl WIN AT -_ HOLD IT. . By BERNICE BEDEOSOL - _______ e-g Ru es 1 - j - — this problem. It's bugging me morning hours I wake with the and it very embarrassing to side of my head really hurting. I keep a towel pinned around it ft her. daughter to have X-ray other joints. I think you should make an treatment just ln the area of the surgery. This sometimes helps appointment to see a dentist. to prevent a regrowth of Many problems of that joint can another keloid out of the new be best managed by a dentit scar tissue. andhemaybeabletoglveydrl I For somerelieffromyourproblem. DEAR DR. LAMB several weeks I had an ache in It Is important to know If it t. " myrlghttemple.Thehlngeof arthritis oradental problem my jaw bone was sore, making affecting the joint. w 00 surgically he may want your subject to the same problems of 5e - 60 - s3 54 C -. back? Every two years she has still having trouble. In the early Also her ear hurts her Va W longer cracks. During the day arise from scar tissue. You my head feels pretty good 30 131 1 I 33 -- _________________ _____36 — 37 41 3 i39 40 - j -. 29 I 57 Cjj ____' - 1 1 C U I - by Bob Montana HAVE YOtu SEE —1 — 28 2 I —— 20 21 - ___ in some information. Are there give me an injection vvhich any ear specialists? Can't the would "take care of it." root be cut out so it won't grow This was weeks ago and I a.I., - to 1 - asked If! have arthritis. He grown back again. Dr. Lamb, please give me said he would have the nurse - is &FDOU UP TO II - I - ___ point ———— N THE BORN LOSER Lamb I tried to get an appointment bump formed and kept growing th my husband's doctor, but wi larger and larger. Finally I took her to a before! did my husband had to surgeon.Shewas l3then. The go for an emergency so hl. doctor cut it off but he said It doctor gave me about tiye would grow back. 15 she had minutes — felt my a n tnw it has at my throat and mouth, and surgery ! 39 Earliest born 6-13 Blinn r. - to geta little Infected Itook acracklngnotse lthurttoc 1 Think 31 State (Fr.1 ' Sanford, Ficrlda 37771 — Price 10 Cents 69th Year, No. 254— Tuesday, June 14, 1977 My DEAR DR.. LAMB k s ,a..a seiuO. uUgii high sthool. She has a kelold on one of her ears which grew after her ears were pierced. The earrings given to her looked expensive but later the them out at once and after It and there was sor en ess tmckr seemed to be hewed the little my jaw. 46 Lit 47 Hillside (Scot) 49 Sundae topping 50 Gumbo duds e1I1d ear became swollen and started COUI1IY 44 Intestines 45 Hug B Ballerina' s I 1 43 English 25 Of ships 26 abbr.) 7 Myth ical aviator 37 Sensed with _____ condition I 11IJCit11l2 I I Today W , •• Calendar Comics CrossAord Editorial I-B 6-B 4 Horoscope 11-B •. II P' # I • • ' .1tionday in parts of Central Florida reached ' i4' � 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, June 13, 1977 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on June 13, 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>, June 13, 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